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Does a state of emergency need to be de-clared on the Cape Flats?

This is only one of the questionsraised at a meeting held in Bonteheuwel onMonday night in response to the recent in-crease of gang related shootings and crimeaffecting the community.

The meeting was organised by MEC forsafety and security, Dan Plato, in responseto a call from the Joint Peace Forum (JPF)for an intervention to put an end to the ongo-ing shootings and violence in Bonteheuweland surrounding areas.

Also attending the meeting were maycomember for safety and security JP Smith,Brigadier Andre Lincoln from SAPS, andmetro police chief Wayne Le Roux.

The meeting was very well attended asthese departmental speakers gave residentsinsight into some of the measures that arebeing put in place in an effort to curb crime.

These included the latest joint operationin Bonteheuwel which netted about 80 sus-pects and there was a strong call from Platofor the return of the gang and drug unit pre-viously closed down by SAPS.

He also advised on the need for a strongCommunity Safety Forum in the area.

JP Smith also gave an indication that Bon-teheuwel will be given additional CCTVmonitoring cameras and that they are re-cruiting additional law enforcement mem-bers and reservists for the area.

He said interested people should apply totheir metro police offices or the CommunityPolicing Forum.

Positive developmentsFrom the SAPS side, Brigadier Lincoln

confirmed that there are challenges that re-main but since they have been workingclosely with the JPF there have been manymore positive developments and SAPS isvery encouraged about this.

Metro police chief Wayne Le Roux con-firmed that residents should report to theiroffices when challenges are experiencedwith metro police staff.

When the meeting took questions from the

floor it was clear that residents are still dis-satisfied with the lack of safety and securitymeasures in the areas.

There were reports of children so scaredof going to school that they wet themselvesfor fear of becoming the next victim of shoot-ings and gang violence.

Workers are scared to travel to and fromwork as taxi’s are robbed, with bus and traincommuters becoming the targets.

There was some positive feedback whenpeople said they had noticed the very recentvisible policing, which was encouraging,but asked where did all the police personnel

suddenly come from, and was this just an ex-ercise before the meeting?

Future plans questionedTheir main concern was what the plans

for the future are.The efforts of the JPF in recent months al-

so came under the spotlight, with manypointing out their efforts to unite the com-munity in the fight against crime.

Another point that residents wanted ad-dressed was the scrapyards in the communi-ty, which are a major cause for concern.These are closely linked to crime in the areaas it gives thieves a quick way of getting ridof stolen items.

Residents also called for police to addressthe scourge of loitering on the streets.

While it seems there is still a long way togo for a workable plan to be put in place tofight crime effectively, the JPF presentedPlato with a summary list of demands towhich he agreed to get back to the communi-ty within two weeks.

These demands are:V That government recognizes that the sit-

uation in Bonteheuwel is dire and criticaland emergency action is required to assistthe residents who are held hostage by asmall group of violent drug dealers andgangsters;

V Lack of efficient and effective resourcingmeasures lies at the root of our challengesto ensure effective policing;

V A call for cooperation across depart-ments and for resources to be pooled to bemore effectively applied in Bonteheuwel andthe rest of the Cape Flats;

V A demand for regular and ongoing doorto door searches to be conducted in order toremove illegal guns from criminals in thecommunity;

V We demand the deployment of specialpolice units to increase police visibility andpatrols;

V Increased visibility of metro and law en-forcement patrols at all schools to protectlearners when they come to school and whenthey leave from school, as well as the“hotspots” – walkways to and from train sta-tions and bus terminus;

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POLICING: RESIDENTS TELL POLICE THEY ARE HELD HOSTAGE BY GANGSTERS AND DRUGLORDS

Terrorised by crime

While residents are looking for answers to escalating crime, Chelsea Visser was at the Minor Hallin Belhar as part of the Anti­Crime forum at Belhar's event for women and children on Saturday,telling the world she wants no drugs and crime in her future. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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Depressie is kanker van geesDaar is al baie oor depressie gepraat engeskryf. Tog bly dit steeds een van diesiektetoestande wat dikwels nie regverstaan en hanteer word nie.Depressie is al genoem die siekte van

ons tyd; die kanker van die gees. Depres-sie is die onwelkome besoeker in menigelewe. Dit bestaan in verskillende vorms,en neem verskillende maskers aan.Enige persoon kan depressie kry. Dit

kom voor onder enige klas, ryk of arm,mans en vroue, bejaardes, volwassenesen kinders. Depressie ontsien ook niestand of beroep nie.Die hartseer is dat mense na ’n depres-

sielyer sal verwys as iemand wat ’n soortmistroostige of “af-gevoel” het en homselfmoet regruk. Depressie verdwyn niebloot wanner die depressielyer beginpositief dink nie. So ’n verkeerde aanna-me maak dat die lyer net nog meer kanvereensaam en hulpeloos voel. Onsgebruik dikwels die term depressie inons alledaagse gesprekke, byvoorbeeld:“My rugbyspan maak my so depressief

wanneer hulle so swak speel.” Jy iseintlik net hartseer oor hulle swak spelen nie werklik depressief nie. Of: “Dit isregtig depressief om hier te werk.” Watjy bedoel is dat jy verveeld of ongelukkigis by die werk.Daar is weliswaar ’n groot verskil om

ongelukkig te wees en depressie te hê. Jykan byvoorbeeld ongelukkig wees oor ’nnare ding wat met jou gebeur het, maarjy kan jouself troos en steeds in kontakmet die wêreld bly.Wanneer jy egter depressief is, raak jy

geïsoleer van mense. Jy sny jouself vanjou eie emosies af, gee nie meer om nie,en jyself word jou grootste vyand.Maar wat is depressie dan? Depressie

is ’n intense neerslagtigheid (bedrukt-heid, teneergedruktheid) wat in die reëlgepaardgaan met gevoelens van ontoerei-kendheid, onsekerheid, pessimismeomtrent die toekoms, asook sosialeonttrekking en verlaagde psigomotorieseaktiwiteite (Psigologie Woordeboek vanLouw e.a.). Soms is dit nogal moeilik om

depressie te diagnoseer, omrede diesimptome verskil van een persoon na ’nander. Daar is egter ’n verskeidenheidvan simptome wat redelik algemeenvoorkom. Ek noem kortliks enkele vanhierdie simptome. Een van die algemeen-ste simptome van depressie is die effekop ’n mens se fisieke gestel. Depressiely-ers ondervind ’n chroniese moegheid engebrek aan energie. Hiermee saam komslaapversteurings en verlies van aptyt.Selfs hoofpyn en rugpyn kan ’n indikasievan depressie wees. Depressie het ook ’ninvloed op ’n mens se motivering. Vir ’ndepressielyer voel alles sonder hoop enuitsig. Dit kan vir hom voel sy lewe issinloos. Dikwels toon die lyer ’n belange-loosheid en ’n apatiese houding teenoorsy persoonlike voorkoms. Hy kan ookbelangstelling verloor in sy gunsteling-aktiwiteite en -stokperdjies.Ons gesels in die volgende artikel

verder oor depressie.V Kontak dr. S.T. Potgieter by 021 949 5007 ofst@pitkos.co.za.

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Ladies lunch: The JubileeWomens' Development ofBishop Lavis hosted a lunchfor the ladies of HuisAlleyene on Women’s Day.They also handed outclothes that were donatedby the Red Cross Society.Standing at the back fromleft are Joan Johnson, IreneJacobs and Pastor RonaldJacobs. The Women’s groupwill also be hosting a tripthe Water’s Edge resort inSimonstown on January 9and 10 next year andinviting the community tojoin them. Tickets are R550per person (which includesbreakfast) and children payhalf price. For moreinformation and booking call061 826 2023 or 021 9340970. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Diversity and vibrancy are the descriptivewords used by the organisers of a heritagefestival coming to Tygerberg soon.TheTygerbergHeritageFestival (THF), is

a partnership between key players in the ar-ea, including Bold Moves and the Mold Em-power Serve (MES) organisation who arecelebratingwith various activities until De-cember.

Other partners include the VoortrekkerRoad Corridor Improvement District, theAFM Church Bellville, the Greater Tyger-berg Partnership and Protea Toyota Bel-lville, Kemi said.The festival events include:V The Tygerberg Talent Competition - au-

dition dates to be confirmed;V The“Let’sTalk –AfricanBusinessOwn-

ers!” conference planned for early in No-vember;

V The Tygerberg All Nations Five A SideTournament planned for late in October;

V The Tygerberg Cook-Off, which isplanned for November or December, withthe exact date to be confirmed.Watch out for more exciting details of the

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V That all gang related cases from the greaterBonteheuwel be prioritized and escalated tothe Cape Town High Court;

V That the SAPS stop granting quick policebail to known and habitual offenders, as wellas those suspected of crimes to persons (rob-beries, assaults, drugs); Communities shouldnot be subjected to facing those who are thecause of their suffering simply because the ju-dicial system is backlogged and the prisonsare full.

V An increase and additional appointmentin detective personnel at the Bishop Lavis po-lice station in order to fast track investiga-tions.

V That government immediately avail addi-tional resources, especially policing person-nel and vehicle support to Bonteheuwel forspecific and special crime prevention opera-tions;

VForaplanof action tobe crafted and imple-mented to ensure longer term effective crimeprevention in the area.

Chance for free legaladvice in Elsies RiverIn commemoration of Women’sMonth, the Elsies River CommunityAdvice Office, Department of Justiceand Constitutional Development andlawyers will provide free legal adviceto residents of Elsies River andsurrounds. On Thursday 28 Augustand Friday 29 August they willprovide free legal advice on domesticviolence, Small Claims Court anddivorce matters, among others.Provision of this free legal advice

will take place at the Elsies RiverCommunity Advice Office, Office 28,Multipurpose Centre (Old Shawcobuilding), Corner of Halt Road andLandrost Street, Elsies River from09:00 to 15:00.V For more information Natasha at 021 8368514.

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There have been some successful convic-tions thanks to investigations by BishopLavis Police.

DuringOctober of 2011 a coachwas train-ing children at Montevideo Primary inMontana when at about 17:50 the childrennoticedunknownmenwere getting into thecoach’s vehicle.

When he ran towards his vehicle, the un-known men pointed a firearm at him anddrove away. Police were alerted and offic-ers inMitchells Plain picked up on the inci-dent via radio control.

A vehicle matching the description wasspotted in Weltevreden Road, Mitchell’sPlain and officers pursued.

The thieves eventually stopped and triedto run away but police arrested them andfound a firearm and ammunition in theirpossession.

Further investigation byDet/Sgt SamuelKoki saw Mduduzi Mflatkelwa (25), fromGugulethu and SiphoGum (25) - who subse-quently died during the trial - from Mitch-ells Plain were sentenced to 15 years im-prisonment for armed robbery, five yearsimprisonment for possession of a stolenmotor vehicle and two years for illegal pos-session of a firearm and ammunition.

In another incident from October of 2012a complainantwas in an accident inValhal-la Road at about 02:30. Two unknown menthen drew out knives and took his walletand cell phone.

Theywere eventually caught and furtherinvestigation by Det/Sgt Barbara Baileysaw Shafiek Abrahams fromWayside Roadin Bishop Lavis sentenced to 10 years im-prisonment for aggravated robbery, twoyears for extortion, 12 years for theft andfive year for fraud. Elizabeth Jordaan, 43,from Berg Street, Bishop Lavis was sen-tenced to two years imprisonment for ex-tortion and five years for fraud.

Thieves getput in prison GARY VAN DYK

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TheBellville South community is angry thata man accused of a hit and run incident isshowing no remorse for his actions.

Last Wednesday they braved the heavyrains as they took to the streets in front ofthe Bellville Magistrate’s Court to call forstronger action in this case which left four-year-old Zach Isaacs dead earlier this year.

According to Dhakier Christians, a com-munity worker, the picket was sparked byrecent reports from people in the area thatSteven Stuurman Jooste, the man facingcharges for the hit and run incident thatkilled Zach was seen driving irresponsiblyand under the influence of alcohol in Bel-lville South recently.

“He has shown no remorse for his ac-tions,” said Christians.

“For the past few weeks we have been get-ting reports from people who have seen himdriving wildly around here.

“We cannot allow him an opportunity toinjure somebody else with his actions. If hedid not learn his lesson then he must staybehind bars.”

The case was postponed until Friday 3 Oc-tober in order for Jooste to get legal repre-sentation.

“We, as members of the Bellville Southcommunity demonstrated in order to getJooste’s bail revoked, and we want justiceto be done to set an example to show thatdrunkendriving is a serious crime, especial-ly when an innocent young life is taken.

“The community demands that Jooste re-ceives maximum imprisonment for the factthat he has shown no remorse and has noregret for his actions,” Christians vehe-mently stated.

Bail opposed by community

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Bearing gifts: The AthloneSchool of the Blind were happy towelcome visitors from KumkaniCranes to the facility when theypopped in to donate groceries,blankets and toiletries to theschool. Sitting are Louis Smit fromthe technical department ofKumkani and Wilbert du Toit fromthe finance department helpingSlindokuhle Ligwali get somewarmth from one of the blankets.In front from left are, AvrilWessels, Rozie Ngobob and NikitaJansen. Standing at back are BettyMayekisi (chairperson of the SGB)Zintle Joseph and Barbara Davis.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Celebrating the achievement for the language course are back from left, Jaco van Heerden(facility manager), Alfonso Patientia (acting director, Tygerberg North Substructure), BiancaFourie, Sharief Diedericks, Arlen Smith, Leroy Smerdon, Zukile Jama (language facilitator),Professor Derek Hellenberg (Division of Family Medicine), Sister Samuels, and Sister May. Seatedsecond row from left, Sister Rachel Bopape, Juanita van Rooyen, Elenore de Klerk, AngelineArendse, Jessica Cupido and Candice Mills. Seated in the front from left, Mrs Ismail (Delft healthcommittee representative), Sister Nondleko Gwangqa, Dr Joel Claassen (language facilitator),Phakama Xesha, Ncebakazi Saliwa­Mogale (PanSALB Western Cape Representative).

New tongue for staffHealth service personnel at Delft andKraai-fontein Community Health Centres haveagain proven there is no substitute for hardwork and dedication.They did this by completing a second

round of isiXhosa and Afrikaans communi-cation skills in order to provide for theneeds of patients in their mother tongue.Health centre staff, for example doctors,

dentists, administrators and nursing staffworking in HIV/AIDS and tuberculosisclinics, are among those who graduated onWednesday 6August from the course collab-oratively presented by the University ofCape Town (UCT) Faculties of Health Sci-ences and Humanities, the Provincial Gov-ernment of theWesternCapeHealthDepart-ment, and the European Union (EU).The Languages to Clinic staff-courseswas

to redress the imbalance in the patient needfor access to health care, in the WesternCape where isiXhosa, Afrikaans and Eng-lish are the three “official” languages. Thelanguages courses were initiated at UCT in2003, to address this language imbalance byteaching medical students isiXhosa and Af-rikaans during their undergraduate train-

ing. The Division of Family Medicine wasrepresented by Prof Derek Hellenberg, DrNayna Manga and Ms Delena Fredericks.The isiXhosa Section was represented by

Zukile Jama and the Afrikaans section byDr Joel Claassen and Dr Minnie Lewis.The second roundof classeswas rolled out

at the two clinics in March 2014 and one-hour classes were offered on aweekly basis.The staff at both clinics who completed

the courses were enthusiastic about thecourse, saying that their new abilitieswould help them to communicate betterwith patients at their respective posts. Par-ticipating staff stressed that the course alsooffered insight and understanding of differ-ent patients’ cultures.The Delft Health Committee representati-

ve, Amelia Jones, who was present at theevent, felt that the community memberswould benefit greatly from staff being ableto understand the patients’ language, albeitat a very basic level.The facility managersand staff at the two CHCs and their staff de-serve special praise for participating in thisproject and seeing it through to a successfulcompletion.

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The City of Cape Town’s social developmentand early childhood development directora-te urges community organisations workingwith vulnerable groups to apply for rates re-bates as soon as possible.

Shelters working with homeless peopleand homes catering for the health of phys-ically or mentally challenged individualsand vulnerable groups need to register withthe City’s Homeless Agency Committee toapply for rebates related to rates, solid was-te, water and sanitation, and sewage by 31August.

In the past financial year, the City has helda number of information sessions to ensurethat interested organisations are informedof this opportunity as well as the relevantdocumentation needed and the process to befollowed to qualify for relief for the 2014/2015financial year.

“We’ve discovered in the past that someorganisations are unaware of the policy,while others have failed to qualify for reliefmerely because they did not have the neces-sary documentation, or were unsure of howto fill in the forms,” said the City’s maycomember for social development and earlychildhood development, Suzette Little.

“So, last year we started the informationsessions to assist organisations who do ster-ling work in our communities but who oftenstruggle to cover costs such as municipalbills because of funding constraints. In thisway, the City and NGOs can work togetherto make progress possible.”

For more information on how to apply forthe rebates, NGOs can contact the City’s CallCentre on 0860 103 089 or visit their nearestmunicipal office.

The directorate is also planning to amendthe City’s current Rates Rebate Policy to al-low registered Early Childhood Develop-ment (ECD) centres to apply for rebates aswell. They are currently excluded.

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DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

Parents, more particularly fathers,who default on their maintenancepayments, will be caught by a new

wave of legislation initiatied by a move-ment aiming to put a stop to this socialcrime.

Initiated by the Democratic Alliance’sWomen’s network (DAWN) and supportedby other political parties in cabinet, themovement symbolised by the wearing ofa blue sash around the shoulder has madeplenty of headway in only six weeks.

MP and leader of DAWN, Denise Robin-son of Durbanville last week spoke to Ty-gerBurger about the objectives of the cam-paign.

FatherlessRobinson says up to 48% of children in

South Africa grow up either without amother or a father and that in tens of thou-sands of these cases, the absent parentdoes not honour their responsibility to paychild maintenance.

“This adds to the downward cycle of pov-erty as many of these children are then de-nied a proper education,” she said, addingthat this is the single biggest obstacleagainst these children successfully access-ing opportunities for creating a better lifefor themselves.

“A little more than a month fromlaunching the campaign, DAWN, alongwith the Justice department, NationalCredit Regulator, credit bureaus and theDepartment of Trade and Industry, havemanaged to tighten up on credit regula-tions that will see to it that maintenancedefaulters are brought to book,” she toldTygerBurger in an interview.

In consultation with the above entities,

new draft regulations for the credit indus-try will now provide for maintenance de-faults to stay on a person’s credit recordfor five years, or until a court rescinds adefault judgement.

Furthermore, maintenance paymentswill have to be included in all affordabilityassessments completed when applying fornew loans and clients will be required todeclare if they have any maintenance de-fault judgements against them.

Two­pronged approachRobinson says, these draft amendments

were published in the Government Ga-

zette three weeks ago for public input, af-ter which it will be promulgated.

In addition to this, the Department ofJustice has also drafted a Bill to amend theMaintenance Act, that will enable creditbureaus to track down maintenance de-faulters who can’t be found by the courts.

This Bill will empower credit bureaus tofortify maintenance judgements to affectdefaulters’ credit records.

But the fight does not stop here and isbased on a two-pronged approach, the oth-er addressing the issue of the efficiency ofthe maintenance courts.

“Women often have to take off work,spend a lot of time and money travellingand sitting in line at the maintenancecourts, while the perpetrators make amockery of justice. This has to stop and wehave launched an investigation into all as-pects to address the situation,” she says.

PressureSeveral maintenance courts in Cape

Town have already been visited by Robin-son and DAWN has started to apply pres-sure for the Justice department to obtainmore funding.

“There simply are not enough courts, in-vestigators, prosecutors or social workersto deal with the unnaturally high case loadof maintenance cases. More money willhave to be made available by govern-ment,” she said.

With the investigation, Robinson is alsoworking toward setting up a “courtwatch” to monitor the workings of mainte-nance courts.

“We have to hold the courts accountableand take up the fight for all single parentswhere the system might have left themdown.”V Denise Robinson can be reached at denis­er@wol.co.za for any input or enquiries.

Noose tightens on defaulters

Member of Parliament Denise Robinson ather Durbanville office. PHOTO: DESIRÉE RORKE

If you’re driving around withstolen goods remember the firstrule is not to attract attention bydriving badly.

On Stellenbosch ArterialRoad in Belhar on Friday 8 Au-gust an inconsiderate drivercaught the attention of law en-forcement officers at about11:45.

The driver was pulled off theroad with the intention of repri-manding him but while speak-ing to the driver constablesJuanita Mathews and NkosiMbali of the Maitland FlyingSquad noticed suspicious look-ing bags in the back of the SUVand decided to search it.

Upon further inspection theyrecovered stolen metal weigh-ing almost three hundred kilo-grams with an estimated valueof about R20 000.

Three suspects aged between45 and 28 were arrested afterthey failed to provide policewith a valid invoice or reasona-ble explanation for the goods.They face charges of illegal pos-session of stolen property.

Belhar precinct CID branchcommander Captain MichaelBailey commended the mem-bers for the arrests and request-ed they be vigilant at all timesto ensure that the communityand its resources are protected.

Errant driver leads police tolarge haul of stolen metal

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

Elsies River residents receivedinsight into the fight againstcrime when the CPF hostedtheir general meeting on Thurs-day 14 August at the AdriaanseCivic Centre.

This meeting was to share theactivities of the Elsies RiverCPF and listen to residents’ con-cerns.

Cluster CPF chairpersonFaisal Abrams people raisedquestions about police intelli-gence, remarking that drugdealing activities continuedopenly without action from thepolice.

“The colonel in reply has-tened to say that the best intelli-gence is within the communityand that information must beforwarded to the SAPS,” saidAbrams.

“Some residents then arguedthat this puts them at risk be-cause information that is givenbackfires on them because thevery same people against whothe complaint is made is some-how informed who the com-plainant is.”

Concerns were also raised re-lating to police service deliveryand the behaviour of police of-ficers.

“Some speakers raised ques-tions with regard to the unsafeenvironment at schools wheregangsters walk in and threatenlearners, even forcing them tosell drugs at schools,” he said.

“The question was also raisedabout bringing in the army andit is clear that the feeling is that‘enough is enough’.”

V For more information regarding CPFactivities contact Abrams on 084 7204238 or email faisalabr@gmail.com.

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Children get ready to enjoy a movie session at the Haynes’s home. Standing at the back fromleft are Margie and Connie Haynes, Mirna Rinquest and Chantay Haynes. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Family gives hopeto people in needGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

The Haynes family in Connaught Estatehave dedicated their efforts to making a dif-ference in their neighbourhood and sur-rounding areas.There’s the sound of laughter coming

from inside their modest home as a groupof youngsters enjoy an afternoon of movies,but this is only the tip of the iceberg of activ-ities organised by the New Hope JeremiahProject.MirnaRinquest explains that their efforts

were started by her parents Margie andConnie Haynes to empower youth in theircommunity and to care for the less fortu-nate in their neighbourhood.“What they started has empowered all of

us in the family, our friends andmanymorewho are part of this network who want tomake a difference through caring,” saysRinquest.“One of our major aims is to see that the

children in our area are leading fulfillingand happy lives. Theymust be given the op-portunity to develop outstanding personali-ties for a future that sees them fulfillingtheir positive potential.“We want to achieve that by protecting

them from all the dangers around us, pro-vide service to people in need, and to advo-cate for justice in social structures.“Our hope is that we not only inspire the

children but also motivate others in ourcommunity to join us in improving theirlives.”Workingwith the children, she explained

that throughout the year they have activi-ties to keep the children off the streets.

“As you can see when it rains we have amovie for them, but if the weather is goodwe are outside doing sporting activities.”she continues.“During the holidays we will have pro-

grammes for them and the focus is alwayson creating a drug and abuse free environ-ment.”Mirna also pointed out that the project al-

so looked beyond the children, aiming toprovide help wherever it was needed.“We are currently running the NPO from

home, fromwherewealso goout to informalsettlements and people living on the streetsto feed and clothe them.“EveryFriday there is a soupkitchen that

we run fromhere fromwhichwe sometimesserve up to 300 people.“There is sometimes also the need for us

to see to some very basic needs for familiesin dire conditions. We try to provide themwith food and clothing on a daily basis.“Where there is nothing, we have to give

people hope.”While they have been doing their best to

keep up with the demand for their services,they are still in need of assistance fromsponsors.“There is still so much we want to do but

cannot get help or sponsorship to reachmore of our goals,” she said.“Much of it comes from our own pockets

but we are calling on those who have themeans tohelp, to assist us.Withhelpwewillbe able to achieve much more and changethe lives of so many who have given uphope.”

V The project can be contacted at newhopejeremi­ahproject@hotmail.co.za or calling 021 932 2996.

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

The children at the Holy Cross Home inRavensmead were part of a special celebra-tion as part of the city’s metro police Wom-en’s Month initiative.Within their themeofRestoring andReviv-

ing Family Values, the officers visited the fa-cility and made the children feel part of thecommunity family.YolandeFaro,DeputyChief ofMetroPolice

of the Cape Town Metropolitan Police De-partment, explained that is was a very spe-cial event.“Wewanted to show themhow special they

are, so wemade an effort to spoil them, inter-act with them and, most importantly, enter-tain them,” said Faro.“All of them enjoyed the activities that we

provided but the best part was when theyshowed their gratefulness by also wanting toadd to the entertainment with a singing anddancing item they had had compiled on theirown.”Faro pointed out that the activities for the

day included a drama group from Clarke Es-tate staging a play, the JDI group fromEersteRiver dancing and theDrill Squad fromBish-

op Lavis singing a song.“There were also some important messag-

es from local councillor JP Smith who spokeabout the importance of achieving your po-tential and not looking at where you comefrom but where you are going,” she contin-ued.“Another important message was deliv-

ered by 24-year-old Fazlin Jattiem who re-flected on her own childhood and how she ex-perimented with different drugs. Then shetestified how she was saved by God and thatGod has a reason for each and every one forwhere they are today, it’s part of his biggerplan.”Another exciting part of the day was that

bikers from different clubs, from as far asWorcester, entertained the kids with bikerides in the parking lot.The children also enjoyed meeting Ser-

geant K9, the metro police mascot, and weretreated to boerewors rolls and cold drinks.“We also hosted some pampering sessions

for the girls and made them feel special bywashing and drying their hair.“Its important that these children know

that they are loved, they should be nurturedand protected at all times because they areour future,” concluded Faro.

Children spoilt by metro cops

The children fromHoly Cross wouldnot be left out ofthe entertainmentand said thankyou to theorganisers with asong and danceitem for thevisitors.

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Services available from 09:00 until 13:00.The first application is free, a re-issue isR140 with photo facility available for R20.

For photos please do not wear white shirtsor T-shirts. This campaign also arrangesbirth registrations. This will be the last IDcampaign for the year.V Call 021 932 0512 or 082 597 3902 for further infor­mation.

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In commemoration of Women’s Month, theElsies River Community Advice Office, theDepartment of Justice and ConstitutionalDevelopment and members of the legal fra-ternity have partnered to provide free legaladvice to the communities of Elsies Riverand surrounding areas.

From Thursday 28 August to Friday 29August they will provide free legal advice

on domestic violence, Small Claims Court,and divorce matters, among others.

Provision of this free legal advice will ta-ke place at the Elsies River Community Ad-vice Office, Office 28, Multipurpose Centre(Old Shawco building), Corner of Halt Roadand Landrost Street, Elsies River from 09:00to 15:00.V For more information Natasha at 021 836 8514.

Free legal advice to Elsies River residents

The City of Cape Town’s safety and securityagencies teamed up with police for a three-day integrated operation in Bonteheuweland surrounds,which resulted in 84 arrests.

Officers executedanumberof searchwar-rants and held stop-and-search operationswhich netted suspects for various crimes,including possession of drugs, stolen prop-erty and dangerous weapons, as well as at-tempted murder.

Elsewhere in the city, metro police madea further 16 drug-related arrests, includinga 32-year-old suspect who was caught aftera tip-off led officers to a dagga “grow room”in an Observatory house. They confiscated33 dagga plants, a small quantity of MDMA,a cellphone, a laptop and two hard drives.In Maitland, a 38-year-old suspect was ar-rested when officers found 3 kg of dagga, areplica 9 mm pistol, ecstasy tablets, andnearly R1 500 in cash on the premises.

Four of those arrested for possession ofdrugs were caught on the city’s CCTV sys-tem in the CBD. Control room staff also

caught three men in the act of stealing pota-toes from a vehicle on Vanguard Drive.

Metro police and Cape Town traffic serv-ices arrested 49 motorists for driving underthe influence of alcohol at various road-blocks. Traffic officers also issued nearly 1500 fines during operations across themetropole.

Traffic officers nabbed a Mitchells Plaintaxi driver who is currently number five onthe top 100 list of motorists with outstand-ing warrants. The 40-year-old man was ar-rested at his home as part of Operation Re-claim.Hehad 89 outstandingwarrants of ar-rest totallingR70 250. The suspectwas takento the Traffic Court at the City Hall, but hecould not pay his R8 500 bail and was takento Pollsmoor Prison.

We are continually improving our meth-ods to track down offenders and if you don’tpay up, you could very well find yourself be-hindbars, aswas the casewith this suspect,’said the city mayco member for Safety andsecurity, JP Smith.

Criminals netted by city

Ladies lunch: The Jubilee Womens’ Development of Bishop Lavis hosted a lunch for theladies of Huis Alleyene on Women’s Day. They also handed out clothes that were donatedby the Red Cross Society. Standing at the back from left are Joan Johnson, Irene Jacobsand Pastor Ronald Jacobs. The Women’s group will also be hosting a trip the Water’s Edgeresort in Simonstown on 9 and 10 January next year and inviting the community to jointhem. Tickets are R550 per person (which includes breakfast) and children pay half price.For more information or to make a booking call 061 826 2023 or 021 934 0970.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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The Department of Community Safety invites organisations/community leaders toattend a public meeting for the Bishop Lavis Cluster (Including the Elsies River, andLanga areas). Details are as follows:

DATE: 11 SEpTEmbEr 2014TImE: 10h00 To 14h00plACE: ElSIES rIvEr CIvIC CEnTrE, ElSIES rIvEr

The identification of Safety Needs and Priorities (PNPs) is a constitutionalresponsibility of the Province and is aimed at ensuring that government remainresponsive to the safety needs and priorities of communities.

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• Identify and discuss the safety needs and priorities of your respective areas.

Organisations/stakeholders are expected to nominate two (2) people to representthem in the PNPs meeting.

For logistical purposes, kindly confirm your attendance by the latest Thursday,4 September 2014 at (021) 483 6370 or PolicingNeeds.andPriorities@westerncape.gov.za or SMS pnp bishop lavis Yes to 35395 or register your organisation on ourdatabase at www.westerncape.gov.za/dept/community-safety

Please note that there is limited space available and seats will only be reserved forrepresentatives who have confirmed their attendance.

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Eldon van der Merwe, left, plays Che, whileAdelia Douw takes on the powerful role ofEva Perron.

No crying for actressplaying Eva PerronGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

One of Delft’s top talents is to become aleading lady when the Northlink Col-lege’s PerformingArts Department stag-es the musical Evita on 2 and 3 Septem-ber at the Bellville Civic Theatre.

AdeliaDouwisno stranger to the stagesince joining the internationally ac-claimed Delft Big Band and she has beenhoning that craft since joining North-link to complete a course in the perform-ing arts.

While her talent as a vocalist is al-ready well-known, this production willgive audiences the chance to experienceher acting skills as Eva Perron in thisproduction.

The awardwinningmusical (music byAndrewLloydWebber and lyrics by TimRice) is set inArgentina. It tells the storyof the rise and fall of First Lady Eva Per-ron.

Kobus Hanekom and Lindi Smit (lec-turers at the department) are the direc-tors and emphasize the relevance oftheir choice of production because itgives the performers the chance to shinein a variety of disciplines.

“It covers abroad spectrum, fromsing-ing and acting to dancing. As a bonus,students become aware of the history ofthis football crazy nation and their liber-ation struggle against capitalism,” saysKobus

Ever popular songs such as “Don’t Cryfor Me Argentina” and “You must love

me” (popularized by Madonna in the1996 film version of the musical) will befamiliar to most audience members.

Musical Direction is by RoshanChakane supported by a live orchestra,and choreography by Tyron Zoutman.

Adelia is supported by fellow studentsEldon van derMerwe (Che), Keenan vonWielligh (Magaldi) and a cast of 22 oth-ers.

Tickets are available at the door at R50for adults and R20 for children and stu-dents.V For more information/bookings contact Melo­ny de Waal on 021 524 2252.

Shannel Ebrahim is dynamic young singer who will be performing at the fund­raiser.

Talent search hosts epic fundraiserGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

While the Cape Town Talent Search 2014 gotoff to an awesome start at the beginning ofJuly at G Spot in Epping the search is stillon,with round six having just being complet-ed.

Organised byCrazyworld Productions, UAEntertainment and DK Worx, round six wasperformed to an appreciative audience atMia Casa in Kuils River.

One of the organisers, Edwin Martin, saysthat this has become a very popular show inCape Town, with people coming to supporttheir favourite contestants.

“There have been some highlights that in-clude Kyle Louw, the awesome Poet; ChadBergstedt, a talented singer; the amazing dy-namic vocalist Shannel Ebrahim; and power-ful vocalist Matapelo,” he says.

“It is an extremely entertaining showwithdance crews, singers, poets and rap artistsgetting the crowds excited.”

Martin points out that this coming Fridaythey would really like some extra supportfrom Cape Town when they host a fund-rais-er for the artists at ClubHollywood inBrack-enfell.

“Wewill have the likes of Allen the singingCar Guard performing, as well as the Top 20

performers from the competition who willentertain Capetonians.

“These funds are to contribute towards amusic workshop boot camp for the competi-tion’s top 10.”

Martin also mentioned that some of thecontestants were amazed at how much expo-sure they have already received.

“Some of them have already been asked toperform alongside music celebrities at vari-ous shows, which proves that this competi-tion is not just about a winner, but the devel-opment of the performing arts industry in or-der to guide the up-and-coming artists in thecorrect manner to create success for them-selves in the industry.

“We as the organizers are proud of eachand every one of them thus far, asmany haveshown passion for the industry.

“This will be a major show as the top 15of the Star Struck Competition will also beperforming as this will be a joint venturewith Idols 2011 finalist Crushanda Forbes al-so on the bill.”

Tickets are only R50 each and the actionwill start at 19:00. ShannelEbrahim is one dy-namic young singer who will be performingat the fund-raiser.V For information and booking call Brilynn Van Rooyen074 696 4325, Edwin Martin 074 023 3384 or AyandaKhonzi on 076 086 6490.

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Volop grotes met hul kroos te sien: Meer as 100 walvisse en kalfies is tans teen die kus by die DeHoop­natuurreservaat naby Bredasdorp te sien. FOTO: JACO MARAIS/FOTO24

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I read the article “Parents needto quell kids’ drinking” withgreat interest (TygerBurger, 20August). While I would certain-ly throw my weight behindsuch a campaign, I cannot helpbut wonder how successful itwould really be.Youth, especially the kindwho grace this earth today,have a mind of their own.They say what they want, actthe way they want and they dowhat they want. Parents canindeed teach their childrenthat alcohol is bad for them,but they cannot stop themfrom trying it, especially whenthey are not around. But thefinal decision still lies with theone lifting the glass.

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Sekere mense kla van diewerkers wat die blou sakkemors (“Sal meer in dag kandoen as hele span”, TygerBur-ger, 20 Augustus). Ek het maarnet gewonder of daardiepersone gevoel het hoe daaisakke voel, veral as dit reën?Die werker lewer ’n diensaan die gemeenskap, maarpleks van dankbaar wees, klajy oor sakke wat nog nie eers’n volle dag teen die pad lê nie.Doen jouself ’n guns en koopjou eie sakke of laat diewerkers die sakke voller maaken dan kom gooi jy daai sakkeself in die trok.

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Mense kla onnodigoor dié blou sakke

Ek deel die leser se kommeroor die sluiting van dieTygerdal-stortingsterrein, maarek kan nie wag nie (SMS’e, 20

Huiswerk wag opplaaslike regering

Augustus).Ek gebruik dit nooit, maarglo dat dit gerieflik naby geleëis.Die probleem is dat vullis inomliggende strate van voertuieafval en dit word net so gelos.Selfs groot munisipale voertuieverontagsaam die verkeerstekenop die hoeke van Frans Conra-die-rylaan en Riebeekstraat.Hulle ry oor die vullis in diestrate en doen niks daaraan nie.Mens sal verwag dat diemunisipale beamptes meeraandag aan die skoonhou vanstrate in die omgewing gee.Maar ja, dis ’n hopeless case.Ek stem ook saam met ClaireNieuwoudt.Dit gaan my verstand te bowedat ’n owerheid kan toelaat datbelastinggeld so gemors wordmet die blou sakke (“Sal meerin dag kan doen as hele span”,TygerBurger, 20 Augustus).Ek glo die werkers is blooteenvoudig te lui om hulle werkte doen en daar is natuurlikgeen toesig nie.Ons plaaslike regering hetvoorwaar huiswerk om te doen.

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I am shocked at Sue’s letter(“Weighty concern over beautyphoto, TygerBurger, 13 August).Who made you the judge ofbeauty – be it obese or thin?How dare you insult largerwomen who are beautiful? Doyou by any chance know thereasons for their size?These so called “obese” ladiesmay be ill on dialysis, haveglandular problems, thyroidismor even cancer where cortisonecauses this.Even if the lady to whom yourefer to has none of theseproblems, who are you to sayonly “thin” people should be ona “beauty photo”. Obviouslyyou have never heard theexpression “beauty is in the eyeof the beholder”. You should beashamed of yourself.No wonder you only signed

Sue and not even the area youlive in. I am utterly disgustedin you, “Miss Wonder Woman”.

EILEEN DE BEERLangeberg Ridge

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Ek wil hiermee my woede enmisnoeë uitspreek oor dieprioriteite van TygerBurger,soos trouens al die koerante indie Naspersstal.Hoe op aarde kan julle in dieKraaifontein-uitgawe van 20Augustus die aanranding van ’ngay swart man (“Gay manwreed geslaan”) as voorblad-nuus gebruik, maar slegs ’nklein beriggie plaas in diebinnekant van ’n vermoordevrou (“Vrou (26) se liggaam opmiddelman gekry”)?Wanneer het moord vir

TygerBurger en Naspers soonbenullig geword dat julskaars tyd daaraan afstaan?Waar is jul morele verpligting?Moorde word gereeld rooftog-te genoem, die klem wordverskuif vanaf die menslikeelement (die slagoffer) na diemateriële (die roof). Sodraiemand gedood word, is dit tognie meer roof nie, maar moord!Deur julle wegskrammingword julle aandadig.

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I am so saddened by Sue’sremarks (“Weighty concernover beauty photo, TygerBurg-er, 13 August). Overweightpeople have such a verydifficult life as it is. The lastthing on earth they everwanted was to be overweight.Where is Sue’s compassion?You should be ashamed ofyourself, Sue. Do you think youare a better human being?By the way, I am not anoverweight 76-year-old woman.

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Prez wikkelhom weer uit’n kopklemOns geagte prez se volstrekte weieringom verantwoordelikheid te aanvaar virdie belastingbetaler-miljoene wat hy op syNkandla-paleiskompleks verkwis het, duinet op een ding: Hy beskou homself asonaantasbaar in die land.En hoekom sal hy nie? In die verledehet sy comrades sonder moeite ’n paargróót klippe uit sy politieke pad gerol.Boonop het die prez die vermoë om homsoos ’n wafferse sumo-stoeier uit enigekopklem los te wikkel.Die nuutste sumo-skuif was om dieparlement in te lig dat die minister vanpolisie nou sal besluit of hy vir Nkandlamoet betaal of nie. Verbeel jou! Dieminister, wat deur die einste Zumaaangestel is, gaan nou moet besluit of sygrootbaas moet opdok of nie! Die uitkomshiervan is mos voor die hand liggend: Hygaan waarskynlik nie ’n sent hoes nie.Nog meer onrusbarend vir die demo-krasie in die land, is die ANC se aanvalop die openbare beskermer, adv. ThuliMadonsela, nadat sy dit “gewaag” het omdie president oor die vingers te tik dat hynie inhoudelik op die feite en stellings inhaar verslag reageer het nie. Madonselaword nou swart gesmeer. Bewerings datsy maar net ’n persoonlike appeltjie metZuma wil skil, is tekenend van dieANC-regering se weerligaflei-taktiek.Dié afgelope week se optrede van Zumaen sy trawante voorspel niks goed vir diedemokratiese pad vorentoe nie. Dit beginte veel te herinner aan die vele diktaturewat Afrika se geskiedenis in die verledeso versuur het, en nog doen.

HOOFARTIKEL

SMSV One shouldn’t be allowed to preach reli­gion on trains. We don’t feel like listeningto it so early in the morning anyway. ­Anonymous

V Hou op om so bang te wees vir asblik­krappers. Ek vind dit selfsugtig van jou omjou drom te probeer wegsteek wanneerhulle, wat in ’n baie slegter posisie as jyis, iets kan gebruik wat vir jou niks werdis nie. Dink aan jou medemens. Die wêreldis nie so vol sonskyn en rose vir almal soosdit vir jou is nie. ­ Edgemead­inwoner

V Aan die jongman wat my kind se selfoonin Kuilsrivier afgevat het op Vrydag 8 Au­gustus: Ek is seker dat jy dit nie besef nie,maar jy het jou hand aan die gesalfde vandie Here geslaan. Wat my seermaak as ou­er is nie die foon nie, maar die feit dat jydit waag om teen die Gees van God tegaan en te doen wat jy gedoen het. Magjy tot inkeer kom. ­ Robertson

V Dit is genoeg om warm onder die kraagte word. Dit het my ’n uur geneem om bymy werk te kom, ander kere 10 minute.Daar moet iets gedoen word aan die robotwat verkeer by CapeGate uitlei. Die robotslaan elke twee minute oor. Motors blok­keer dan die pad. Verander daardie robotof kry ’n verkeersbeampte daar. ­ Warmonder die kraag

V Sue, who gives you the right to judge?I think you are jealous of “Wonder Wo­man”. Did your mother not teach youbeauty comes from within? Reading yourletter disgusts me. Do you think you areattractive? With the words you used, Ithink you are a very ugly person. ­ June

V Ek dink die sekerheid by winkels is geen­sins gefokus om werklik misdaad te voor­kom nie. Hulle is net daar vir die parkering­fooitjies, salarisse en meeste van hullehet in misdaadgebiede grootgeword. Hul­le kan nie misdaad sien of onderskei nie.Dit is dieselfde met huidige polisiebeamp­tes. ­ AE

) SMS’e kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord“Tyger”, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

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The Reach Out and Teach HIV and TB groupare a group of volunteers who are playinga major role in the treatment of patients atthe Elsies River Clinic in Halt Road.

For the past few months they have steppedin at the facility when the feeding schemeat the clinic stopped operating.

Ronelle van Wyngaardt, one of the volun-teers, pointed out that many of the patientscome to the clinic to take their medicationbut they cannot take it if they have not hadsomething to eat.

“At the moment we are seeing that pa-tients at the facility get something to eat byproviding fruit and sandwiches on a dailybasis,” she says.

“We are very happy to be doing this forthem and the patients are very happy to getsomething to eat when they are here.

“Too many of them really do not have any-thing to go to at their homes, so this helpswhen they get their medication and is alsovital for their treatment.”

While the patients are benefiting from thisservice, this labour of love comes at a costbecause they are not getting any regularsponsorship.

“There are a few donations but when itruns out we have to dig into our own pock-ets,” says van Wyngaardt.

“We really need some extra help to keepthis service going and we are calling on indi-viduals and businesses in the area to helpwith this project.

“There are many patients here gettingtheir medication for TB and HIV, and havingsomething to eat helps with their medica-tion when they take it here.”

V For more information how you can help call Marga­ret on 073 697 0902.

Volunteers providefood for medication

Ronelle vanWyngaardt andMargaret Clarkeget ready to servetheir sandwichesand fruit topatients at theclinic in ElsiesRiver.PHOTO: GARYVAN DYK

Mense wat Radio Tygerberg se Gospel-skou-spel hierdie naweek wil beleef, moet gouspeel.

Skouspel word vanjaar op 30 Augustus virdie agtste keer in Kaapstad aangebied en ookvir die eerste keer in Pretoria.TygerBurger is die mediaborg van die

skouspel.Elf van Suid-Afrika se grootste sang- en

musiekkunstenaars gaan weer wys hoekomGospel-skouspel die land se glansrykste gos-

pel-gebeurtenis is met ’n fees van musiek, lofen aanbidding.

Diegene wat vanjaar Gospel-skouspel by-woon, kan uitsien na ’n paar verrassings opdie kunstenaarlys soos Chris Chameleon,Andriëtte Norman en Adam Barnard (voor-heen van Romanz), wat vir die eerste keerin sy persoonlike hoedanigheid gaan optree.

Saam met die bekende gospel-gunstelingesoos Juanita du Plessis, Elvis Blue, RianaNel, Joe Niemand, Retief Burger, Neville D,Louis Brittz en Rouchelle Liedemann gaandit skouspel ’n nuwe dimensie gee.

Kaartjies vir Gospel-skouspel Kaapstad,wat op Saterdag 30 Augustus in die Grand-West-arena gehou word, is by Computicketbeskikbaar. Daar is ’n middagvertoning watom 12:00 begin, sowel as ’n aandvertoningwat om 19:00 begin.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Vyf gelukkige lesers kan elk dubbelkaartjies na diemiddagvertoning van die uiters gewilde Gospel­skou­spel wen. SMS die woord “skouspel” en jou besonder­hede na 45527 voor Donderdag 28 Augustus om mid­dernag. SMS’e kos R1,50. Wenners sal Vrydagoggendlaat weet word.

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Riana Nel

The department of cultural affairs andsport, in partnership with the WesternCape Older Person Forum and Age in Ac-tion, will be hosting the provincial Gold-en Games once again.

The games for senior citizens aged 60years and older will be held on Saturday,30 August at the Blue Downs sport stadi-um.

The district event was held earlier thisyear at the same stadium.

Seniors from across the Peninsula tookpart and showed younger people just howathletic they still are..

Tania Colyn, spokesperson for the cul-tural affairs department, said partici-pants from all six districts in the WesternCape will take part in the event.

Participants will compete in athleticactivities which include the 100m, 200m,400m, 800m races, 500m brisk walk and 4x

100m relay races.Athletes will also compete in less stren-

uous recreation activities such as theduck-walk, dress-up race, ball pass andkick, ball-relay, goal shooting, ring thestick, jukskei, rugby-ball throw, peggingwashing and soccer.

“The district events were very success-ful with participants such as Edgar Fig-land running the 100m in 13 seconds andKosie September, both in the 60 to 69years category, running the 800m in threeminutes and three seconds,” Tania said.

She said through these events the de-partment hopes to provide encourage-ment to older people to keep participatingin sport to maintain an active lifestyle.

Entry to the event is free and support-ers are welcome to attend and see whatthe participants can achieve in their gold-en years.

Seniors to showcasetheir athletic talent

The Emmanuel Gospel Fellowship will behosting an evening of song on Friday.

This Gospel concert will be an evening ofmusic and dancing featuring groups like To-tal Praise, Sons of the Cross, Apostle Fredri-co, as well as special guests from the Oudt-shoorn AFM and many more.

Admission is R20 and R10 for children un-der 12. Refreshments will be on sale.

It will be taking place at the Hillcrest civicCentre in Blue Downs Road (opposite clinic)starting at 19:30.V Further information and bookings call 082 9094420.

Gospel fellowship hosts an evening of song

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CARINA ROUX

Staan opsy Victor Matfield! Die kapteinvan die WP se A-netbalspan sal jou soos ’nspring chicken laat voel! Vanessa Linge-veldt mag dalk twee keer ouer as sommigevan haar spanmaats wees, maar aan woe-ma skiet sy nie te kort nie. By aanskouevandie vlugvoetige vrouopdienetbalbaanis dit moeilik om te glo dat sy tydens dieafgelope nasionale kampioenskapstoer-nooi (op 12 Augustus) 47 geword het.Vanessa het as 9-jarige by die Laerskool

Central Park in Bonteheuwel op die Kaap-se vlakte begin netbal speel, waar sy steedswoon saam met haar nommer een-onder-steuner, haar man, Mark. Hulle het tweekinders en ook reeds ’n kleinkind wat aanhaar amptelik ouma-status verleen.’n Bekende in netbalkringe, en een van

die huidige nasionale keurders, Piti Sin-den, het Vanessa in 1997 oorreed om Goul-burn United in Bonteheuwel te verruil virbeter geleenthedebydieGoodwood-netbal-klub.Ditwas ook afrigter Sindenwat besef het

Vanessa is ’n beter verdedigende speler enhaar van hulpdoel na hulpdoelverdedigergeskuif het. Verdedigende vleuel is nouhaar spesialisposisie,maar sy speel ookge-reeld senter.Vanessa se pa is oorlede toe sy dertien

was en haar ma moes sewe kinders groot-maak in hul een slaapkamer- munisipalehuis.Sport was nog altyd vir haar ’n manier

om uitdagings te oorkom, sê die vrou watook dieWP in ysskaats en aksienetbal ver-teenwoordig het en sedert 2001 in die WPse A-netbalspan is. WP-spanmaat ZonikaMeyer sê wat oefening betref, werk Vanes-sa “drie keer so hard soos die res van ons”.

Twee uur van elke weeksdag word afge-staanaan ’nkombinasie van intensekardi-o-oefening en joga in die gimnasium. Bui-ten haar geloof , glo sy haar sukses lê indie navolging van die vier D’s, desire, dedi-cation, determination and discipline.Sy is geseënd om relatief beseringsvry te

wees en skryf dit toe aan die dissipline omtopfiks te bly, gesond te eet en agt tot tienure se slaap per nag.Die lyf neem deesdae langer om te her-

stel en daaromsal jy haar na elkewedstrydin die ysbad vind.Aangesien sy die omgewing en die be-

hoeftes verstaan, wil sy graag die jeug inveral agtergeblewe gemeenskappe aan-moedig omdeur sport uit te styg bohul om-standighede.

Om die rede is sy gereeld betrokke byafrigtingsklinieke en motiveringspraat-jies by skole. Sy was voorheen ook afrigterby die laerskole St. Cyprians en Herschel,en rig tans af by Reddam House in Con-stantia.Benewens haar spelpeil wat nog aan die

standaardmoet voldoen bring sy balans nadie span met hope ervaring.Sy was in 2002 die kaptein van die SA

A-span en in 2003 het sy vir die Proteas ge-speel.Op klubvlakwas sy sedert 2004 byTyger-

berg-Northlink en die laaste jaar speel syby De Tyger.

Op 47 is synog ’n ster

Vanessa Lingeveldt (47), kaptein van die WPse A­span, in aksie tydens die nasionalenetbalkampioenskapstoernooi wat van 11 tot16 Augustus in die Bellville­Velodrome gehouis. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

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Despite hardships, an aspiring topyoung chef now dreams of somedayopening his own restaurant.

Siphelele Mfini (24), originally from thesmallKaroo townofWillowvale in theEast-ern Cape, has had many setbacks, includ-ing the death of his 10-month-old baby, andbeing unemployed.Despite these challenges, the young chef

is now planning to further his studies andobtain a diploma, and aims to one dayachieve his life dream of becoming a headchef.After completing hismatric in 2010, Siph-

elele travelled to Cape Town seeking em-ployment.“I was unemployed for two years when

a lady at a soup kitchen in Mfuleni in-formed me about the training offered todrivers at the Community Women Action(CWA).“I came to CWA for my driver’s licence

but found out about the chef’s trainingcourse that they offer. I told myself I wouldlike to learn to cook.”Siphelele participated in the basic chef’s

course at CWA for seven months.“After that I was employed at Saverite, a

local supermarket in Mfuleni, where Iworked in the bakery.” He worked there asa baker for nine months.“Afterwards I worked at the CTICC for

two weeks before moving to Stanford,” theshy chef explained.In Stanford, where he has been working

at a taste kitchen since 16 September lastyear, he fully enjoys his career.“I went from being a vegetable chef to be-

coming a pastry chef. I love working withdough. I like to playwith food,”he sayswitha smile.Asked about his plans for the future, he

says: “I want to go further. I want to get mydiploma and become a head chef and some-day open my own restaurant.”He hopes to set up his establishment in

CapeTown, aswell asWillowvalewherehis

mother and wife still lives.“I enjoy what I am doing. I really, really

enjoy it,” he said.Ashley Mouton, Siphelele’s trainer at

CWA, described him as being very commit-ted.So farAshley has trained over 100 teenag-

ers, mostly from previously disadvantagedareas. “I saw he (Siphelele) is committed,always punctual andwilling to learn,” Ash-ley said. He said he is very excited abouthis young student’s prospects.“He will be going to Germany soon with

the owner of the restaurant where heworks, to work as a chef during the holidayseason there. I am very proud of him.”Asked about the support he got from

CWA, Siphelele replied: “I want to comeback someday and say thank you, thankyou, thank you, because without them Iwould not have been here. I did not havea future, but now I do.”

Siphelele Mfini, an aspiring head chef, works inthe kitchen at the CWA community organisa­tion where he was taught the basic chef’scourse. He hopes to some day open his ownrestaurant. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

Chef has tasty future

A Paint It Forward project will bring to-gether corporate sponsors and individualvolunteers to embrace active volunteerismand decorate the walls of the TygerbergHospital children’s wards with colourfuland inspiring murals on 4 and 11 October.Paint it Forward is a social responsibility

initiative by Cape TownAngels that prima-rily supports sustainable developmentprojects through active volunteerism.The initiative depends on volunteers to

boost other social responsibility initiativesin Cape Town.It is a non-profit company driven by

young professionals operating in andaround Cape Town. Through commitment,partnership and collaboration, the organi-sation shares “themagic of compassion” bysupporting the growth of sustainable devel-

opment projects, boosting other social re-sponsibility initiatives and linking organi-sations, volunteers and sponsors with oth-er worthy charities needing support.Anybody is welcome to enter the Paint It

Forward project by 27 September.“In general we are working with teams

of maximum four people (friends, family orcolleagues), but if you would like to entera bigger or corporate group, you can justdrop us an email,” says organiser ChrisLategan. Paint, equipment and food will beprovided.“There is no fee, but any donation to as-

sist the projectwill be greatly appreciated,”he says.V To volunteer for the Paint it Forward project orto subscribe to the Cape Town Angels mailing list,email your detail to volunteer@ctangels.co.za.

Help angels paint it forward

Settlers politically switched on

Television quiz partici­pants Christene Ile,Sandrine Mpazayabo,Carla Meyer and AllisonArendse.

Four learners from The Settlers High Schoolin Bellville have been awarded the honour ofserving on Cape Town’s Junior City Council.The politically conscious four began their

two-year term in March already.They attendmonthlymeetings at the coun-

cil chambers and at their respective sub-councils.“These four capable leaders are ultimately

responsible for the empowerment of youthand general management of the City of CapeTown and their sub-council,” said The Set-tlers principal Richard Daly.Daly said the school was also happy to an-

nounce that four Grade 11 learners qualifiedto participate in the National Schools QuizCompetition.“It is the first television quiz competition

in South Africa and will air with public bro-adcasters andMindset Learn on DSTV chan-nel 319,” he said.“Our team qualified to be one of 40 teams

in the country to proceed to the prestigiousthree-day National Championship Tourna-ment held in Johannesburg in November.”Additionally, two learners teamed up with

counterparts from Hector Peterson Seconda-ry School (HPSS) in Wallacedene for theSouth AfricanModel United Nations Debate.The four represented Syria at the debate

held at the Provincial Legislature on 16 Au-gust.“The topic was ‘The Humanitarian Crisis

in Syria’. Theywon the debate andwill repre-sent theWestern Cape at the national compe-tition in October,” said Daly.

Junior City Councillorsare, from left, VivekAbraham, MohiniAnand, SandrineMpazayabo and KaylaBarendse.

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Gay man word wreed aangerand

Masixole Ntolnze hier twee weke ná die aanval. Die mus verbloem die letsels op sy voorkop.FOTO: DESIRÉE RORKE

DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

Hy is een van net drie fopdossers inBloekombos en trots daarop,maar leefnou in angs ná ’n wrede homofobiese

aanval op hom twee weke gelede.Waar hy eens trots met sy vroueklere en

hoëhakskoene in Bloekombos se strate afge-stap het, verlaat dié gewese Miss Gay Kuils-rivier en Gaystar nou selde sy woning.Die 28-jarige homoseksuele Masixole

Ntolnze is Sondagmiddag 3 Augustus na be-wering deur twee mans uit sy huis in diestraat gesleep.“’n Paar lede van die straatkomitee het op

my toegesak en beweer dat ek ’n geraasmaak as ek dronk word en ander mensesteur,” het hy aan TygerBurger vertel.“Ek het nooit so iets gedoen nie en het so

gesê, maar hulle wou nie luister nie.”Masixole vertel dat hy gewoonlik op Vry-

dagaande by die Smokkelhuis, die plaasliketaverne, kuier en drink en daarna by diehuis saammet sy vriende namusiek luister.“Ja, die musiek is partykeer hard, maar

almal in die straat kuier oor naweke. Almaldrink, dans en hou partytjie. Dit was nog al-tyd die naweekkultuur in Bloekombos. Hoe-kom sal dit hulle dan nou so pla?” vra hy.

SambokDaarna het tweemans hommet ’n sambok

toegetakel en beurte gemaak om hom teslaan. “Hulle het net aangehou en aangehouslaan tot ek op die grond neergeval het endie bloed my begin uittap het.“Ander mense het my uitgejou en ek het

een persoon hoor skreeu dat ek ’n ‘moffie’is en dat hulle my moet regslaan. Hulle hetgesê dat ek my vroueklere moet uittrek enwou dit selfs van my lyf afskeur.”Was dit nie vir ’n polisie-patrollievoertuig

wat op die toneel afgekom het nie, kon die

aanval op Masixole baie erger gewees het.Die Kraaifontein-polisiemanne het die

skare uiteengejaag en hom na die daghospi-taal toe geneem vir behandeling. Hy het ver-skeie wonde aan sy kop, arms, rug en beneopgedoen. Die twee mans wat hom geslaanhet, is in hegtenis geneem, maar verledeDonderdag op R500-borgtog vrygelaat.Twee weke ná die aanval is dié jong man

nog duidelik getraumatiseer oor die insi-dent,wat hyglo deur seksuele diskriminasiegemotiveer is.“Ek is baie hartseer oor die voorval. Ek is

verkleineer enverneder indie straat envooralmal uitgejou oor ek ’n ‘moffie’ is. Selfs diekinders het virmy gekyk en almal praat nouvan my,” sê hy.Masixole sê hy is in Bloekombos gebore

en het daar grootgeword. “Ek bly al my helelewe lank hier en almal weet ek is gay en ’ndrag queen en niemand het nog ooit ’n pro-bleem daarmee gehad nie.“Ek is al van jongs af uit die kas en het

al op laerskoolmy sussie se klere begin dra,”sê hy en voeg bekommerd by dat daar nognooit vantevore diskriminasie teen homo-seksuele mense in Bloekombos was nie.“Beteken dit dat ons gay mense van nou

af sal moet wegkruip in ons huise?”Quanita Booysen van Gender Dynamix,

die enigste organisasie in Kaapstad wat dieregte van transgeslagtelike mense verdedig,omskryf ’n fopdosser as ’n man of vrou watdie teenoorgestelde geslag se kleredrag dra,maar nog steeds identifiseer as sy of haar eiegeslag. “Daarteenoor is ’n transgeslagtelikemens iemandwat nie identifiseermet die ge-slag waarmee hulle gebore is nie. ’n Trans-vrou identifiseer as ’n vrou, selfs al is sy ge-bore in ’n manlike liggaam.

Hormoonbehandeling“Sy hoef nie noodwendig hormoonbehan-

deling te ontvang of ’n transgeslagtelike ope-

rasie te ondergaan nie, maar sal in haar ge-meenskap leef as ’n vrou, soos ’n vrou aan-trek en dinge doen wat vroue doen,” sê sy.Volgens Booysen tree die meeste transge-

slagtelikemense nie na vore náhomofobieseof transfobiese aanvalle nie, omdat hullevrees vir hul lewens.“Sommige van hulle het nog nie eens ‘uit-

gekom’ voor hulle families nie, en dit is baiemoeilik vir hulle om aanvalle by die polisieaan te meld,” sê sy.Booysen sê dat die samelewing meestal

teenoor transgeslagtelike mense diskrimi-neer, omdat hulle juis die gewonenormevandie samelewing uitdaag.“’n Man moet ’n man wees en ’n vrou ’n

vrou. Dis normaal.“Enigiets anders sal bevraagteken word

en die samelewing sal poog om sulke indivi-due ‘reg te maak’.‘‘Wanneer iemand se seksualiteit bevraag-

teken word, is mense geneig om aggressiefte raak teenoor daardie persoon.”Booysen glo dat die polisiediens in Suid-

Afrika in baie opsigte nog nie “vriendelik”is teenoor transgeslagtelike mense nie, endit die rede is hoekom die mense nie haat-misdade sal aanmeld nie.“Alhoewel Suid-Afrika se wetgewing met

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Bellville’s ‘The Kid’ earns respect

Shaun de Lange is undefeated in the EFC Africa welterweight division.

STEHAN SCHOEMAN

To have your fellow professional MMAfighters come shake your hand after aepic battle shows you have earned re-

spect.This iswhat happened to Shaun “TheKid”

de Lange after he beat Gordon Roodman atEFC Africa 32 two weeks ago.Shaun, aptly named “The Kid” at the age

of 21, is showing a lot ofmaturity in thehexa-gon and is currently unbeaten after threeprofessional fights in the welterweight divi-sion.Some EFC critics reckon this is one of the

best fights they have ever seen.“I feel honoured that people think that.

Myself and Gordon fought hard that night,it was a bloody mess. We stood and tradedstrikes all fight. Gordon, likeme is awarriorand I respect the hard work he puts in.

Great team“My coaches Dean Johnson and Earl Ab-

rahams are great, always pushing me andkeeping me focused. To be a top fighter youneed a great coaching teamand that is exact-ly what I have,” said a satisfied Shaun.

Shaun learned the art of fighting underthe guidance of GrahamTurner. But, for thelast year Shaun decided to join Lethal EdgeMMA and Fitness Centre managed and

coached by Dean Johnson.“Shaun is really growing in leaps and

bounds, he is much more refined and youcan’t help feel excited for what the future

holds for him,” says Dean.“I see him as an accomplished fighter at

21, there aren’tmany that youngwith his ex-perience.”For now, it’s back in the gym training

hard.

In his own backyardShaun trains five days a week for about

four hours a day. Covering all the basics,with no two sessions are the same.“I will love to fight in my own back yard

at GrandWest on 6 November when it’s EFCAfrica 35. I don’t have any specific fighterin mind, that is up to the EFC, so I will waitand see what they offer. My target now is tojust keep fighting in the organisation,” saidShaun.According to Dean, they would love to

have one or twomore fights before consider-ing a title bout.“I think it will be wise to give Shaun one

of two more fights before we start focusingon a potential title fight. Seeing that he onlyhas three professional fights, it only makessense to give him one or two more fights.”Shaun beat Booto Guylain and Saxon De-

lafield in his previous outings.

SAREL BURGER

Durbanville-Bellville het met sy uitsteken-de oorwinning oor Schotsche Kloof/Wal-mer in die jongste reeks Superliga-rugby-wedstryde in die WP sy kanse lewend ge-hou om (saam met Hamiltons) die WP indie volgende Gemeenskapstrofee-kompeti-sie te verteenwoordig.DieDurbies, watmet behulp van 10 drieë

die Bo-Kaap-span met 68-5 afgeslag het, is

tans een van die WP se twee voorste nie-universitêre spanne. ’n Goeie vertoningdeur Durbell in sy laaste wedstryd teenBellville – wat tans nie goed vaar nie – salhom in die wedloop hou vir die voorge-noemdekompetisie (indie voorseisoenvol-gende jaar).Bellville is die afgelope naweek heelte-

mal katswink gehardloop deur Valsbaaiwat 68-0 gewen het, terwyl Tygerberg-klubmoedig vertoon het teen die veel sterker

Hamiltons, maar moes uiteindelik met ’ntelling van 19-45 bes gee. In ’nwedstrydwat13 drieë opgelewer het, het Noordelikes/Northlink-kollege uitstekend opgeweegteen Belhar, maar in die tweede helfte hetdie span van Accordeon Park die oorhandgekry om met 53-32 te wen. Universiteitvan Wes-Kaapland en Helderberg het me-kaar goed vasgevat sodat die Somerset-Wes-span deur middel van die enigste driein die kragmetingmet 8-6 deurgeskuurhet.

In die B-afdeling van die Superliga wasMilnerton met 34-3 die meerdere vanKraaifontein, maar Brackenfell (29-32 tYoung Peoples), Scottsdene (15-64 t St. Ge-orge) en Goodwood (22-24 t Sir Lowrians)het die spit afgebyt. Die program vir dielaaste reeks ligawedstryde (tuisspan eer-ste) is: Durbell t Bellville, Helderberg t Ty-gerberg, UWK t Primrose, Brackenfell tRangers, Collegians t Goodwood, Hamletst Scottsdene, Hands & Heart t Milnerton.

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Young playeron the ball

Jesse­Leigh Nomdo is already a star player at the age of 12.

Jesse-Leigh Nomdo (12) is an up and com-ing junior representing Top Table Ten-nis Club inBelhar for the past two years.

On Saturday 16 August, Top Table TennisClub held their Inauguration Champion-ships at Belhar Sports Centre where Jessetook the honours of beating Mushfikah Ka-lam (Boundary Table Tennis Club) 3:1 in theu-12 finals.Jesse recently participated in the SA

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har area, the Nomdo brothers - Stanley and

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teams and five junior teams in the WesternProvince League.Since then the club has grown tremen-

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ing both able and para Table Tennis.The young Top TTC has already made

their mark in all age categories at both thesenior and junior South African Table Ten-nis Championships and the South AfricanPara Table Tennis Championships beingrepresented by Cheynne and Rogan Smith,Jesse-Leigh Nomdo, Jessica, Aphiwe, Xoli-sa,AvronGarret, RoshanBatchelor andKel-vin Smith.

Stellies en Bellville bobaasSAREL BURGER

Die hoërskole Stellenberg en Bellville seo.19A-rugbyspannewas die afgelope naweekbobaas in hul onderskeie interskole-krag-metings, terwyl Brackenfell verras het in systryd teen HS Tygerberg.Stellenberg se skrumkrag en meer ge-

struktureerde spel was net te veel vir buur-manDurbanville en het gelei tot ’n betreklikmaklike oorwinning van 30-13. Ook HS Bell-ville het met behulp van verreweg die mees-te balbesit deurentyd die toon aangegee teenD.F. Malan ommet 17-5 die besoekers vir dievyfde agtereenvolgende jaar van ’n oorwin-ning te weerhou. ’n Gelykopuitslag is nie al-tyd gewild nie, maar Brackenfell sal waar-skynlik heel tevrede wees dat hy die veelsterker HS Tygerberg tot ’n eindtelling van22-22konbeperk.AnderTygerbergse spannewat ook Saterdag die pyp gerook het, wasBellville-Suid (29-19 t Hottentots-Holland),President (50-6 t Fairbairn), Milnerton (31-5t Tygerberg-klub), Fairmont (18-12 t Vis-hoek) enParow (41-12 tElsiesrivier). DieBel-har-span se teenstander in die eindstrydwasmet druktyd nog nie bekend nie.

Robin Kuys druk sy drie vir die Tiere Saterdag in sy span se wedstryd teen Bracken­fell. Francois Cummings is te laat om die drie te stuit. Die spanne moes met ’ngelykopuitslag van 22­22 tevrede wees. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

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