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LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: USED TO BE ‘UPMARKET’

Drug den demolishedGARY VAN DYK

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If buildings could talk, The Little House onthe Prairie would have some tales to tell.While it was a notorious drug den in re-

cent years, not many people know that it wasa hang-out for some of the “high society” ofthe Cape Flats in the early years of it becom-ing a well-known “smokkie” (shebeen).Last Thursday the final step in its demise

started when contractors moved in to flattenthe site signalling the start of the City’s rede-velopment plan for the formernotorious drugden.

Glory daysOn Facebook people reflected on its glory

days when it was regarded as an “upmarket”establishment.It was a place where musicians gathered

after their gigs at surrounding jazz clubs,comrades of the struggle met in secret plan-ning their onslaught against the apartheidgovernment enjoying suitable refreshments,and it savedmany a family functionwhen theplanned refreshments ran out.David Bosman even remembers going to

visit people there before it was a shebeen.“I used to go there withmy latemother and

remember that it was a farm with lots of ani-mals,” he said.“Of course in later life it was the perfect

place for “refreshments” before and after ajol!”

Chemicals and crimeLionel Temmers said that he enjoyed the

service.“I never had any complaints and they

stocked someof the best brands. Unfortunate-ly it degenerated and I hate the chemicals andthe crime that came later. “Good memoriesthough!” he says.TheCity-owned propertywas the subject of

a near decade-long legal battle to evict the oc-cupants. The eviction finally happened at theend of October 2013 and the City was able toreclaim the site the following day.On Thursday the contractor moved onto

the site to demolish the remains of the vari-ous structures on the property, signalling thestart of the redevelopment of the site into amulti-purpose deployment base for the City’s

law enforcement department.“This is a truly significantmilestone in our

battle to reclaim City-owned properties forgood,” said the City’s executivemayor, Patri-cia de Lille.

“TheLittleHouseon thePrairiehasahisto-ry as one of the most problematic sites in thecity, but we persevered and eventually wres-tled the property from the hands of the occu-pants.

“I am excited by the possibilities that comewith the demolition and look forward to thefinal product which will not only stand as abastion of law and order, but will also bringservice delivery closer to our communitiesand help build a safer city for all.”

The demolition is being done at a cost ofjust over R135 000.In addition, the City’s safety and security

directorate has secured funding totalling R12million via the urban settlements develop-ment grant for the feasibility study, planningand construction of the new facility.

Law enforcement set to improveIt is envisaged that construction will be

completed by the end of June 2017.“I hadmyheart set on turning the property

into a law enforcement base from the outset– not only to serve as a lasting reminder ofhow this particular story ended, but also be-causewedon’t have adeployment base in thispart of the city,”said the City’sMayoral Com-mittee Member for safety and security, JPSmith.“I am very happy that we’re finally getting

the wrecking ball moving and am excitedabout how this will improve our services.This deployment station will service allneighbouring areas including the informalsettlement situated next to it.“It will also allow for quicker response

times to incidents as it is close to both RobertSobukwe Drive and Stellenbosch Arterial.”

Loud music given the blameA Facebooker who did not want to be

named said it was a sad day formany patronswhen the place started going “bad”.“I blame the music.“In the early days when you went there it

was a classy place because there was alwayssome classy jazz playing while you were en-joying your drinks.“During those apartheid years there were

not a lot of places thatwe could go in this areaso it was nice to come and relax here. Thenthey started shifting to loud disco music andslowly those “classy” patrons stopped sup-porting them.“I suppose the journey into a drug den

evolved from there and it just got worse. Nowit’s goneandmaybe theCity’s plansarea suit-ableending–andnewbeginning for this site.”

The City’s executive mayor, Patricia de Lille, right, gives some advice to JP Smith, MayoralCommittee Member for safety and security, as he gets into helping with demolition of the LittleHouse on the Prairie. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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Stories from the streets of Elsies Riverand surrounds are set for the bigscreen with the launch of a film by the

Elsies River Film Workshop.The group recently hosted a screening at

the Elsies River Library and the story be-hind the story could be a movie on its own.Vaughn Giose who heads the project de-

scribed how the original footage, includingtheir camera, was stolen during a burglaryand theyhad to start fromscratch - this timeshooting with an iPhone.The film, Cape Epic, was co-written by

Giose, Enslin Grootboom, Kwanele Msengiand Denver Rooy.It can be described a short “City of God”

style film set in the heart of the Cape Flatssays Giose.“It tells the story of two brothers, Troub-

les and Miles, who grow up in the under-privileged areas of Elsies River.“From a young age it is evident that one

was good and the other bad. As a teenagerTroubles becomes involved in a gang com-mitting crimes with his new friend Nicks,while Miles studies hard at college.“With a baby on the way, Miles and his

girlfriend, Mary-Jane become increasinglystressed as unemployment and povertystart to affect their relationship.“Miles, seeing the financial rewards in

the life his brother has chosen, is eventuallydriven to a life of crime himself. The crimespree by the trio Nicks, Troubles and Milesthat follows, shocks thewhole community.”Giose, a filmmaker based at Rainbow Cir-

cle Films, has been making films since 1996when he made a documentary about Farm-workers.“Since then I wrote, produced, directed,

shot and edited a number of documentariesand series for TV,” he says.“In 2011, I started a film workshop in El-

sies River to identify youth interested infilmmaking and to help develop them anddirect them towards the Film and TV indus-try.

“I got a grant from theOpenSociety Foun-dation to do a community Safety Projectwith youth in Elsies River. In the first yearI worked with five high schools in the areachallenging learners to make a film and in2012 the first five short films were comple-tedand screened in the communityand thenon Cape Town Television (CTV).”The interest shown at this workshop led

to the formation of the Elsies River FilmWorkshop in 2013.“This when we moved out of schools and

into the Elsies River Library. Here a groupof young people from the area, who were in-terested in music and film, joined the work-shop.“For fourmonthsweworkshoppeda story

we could make a film out of and Cape Epicwas born.”Goise pointed out why they decided on

filming with an iPhone after their setback

with the first footage.“Many teenagers have cellphone cameras

and we wanted to show what was possiblewith these relatively cheap and accessiblecameras if one had a good story and hadsome knowledge of directing, casting, videophotography and editing.“We decided to use the iPhone and were

impressed by the picture quality.“Wehope todistribute the filmasamobile

download and on the CTV Channel, whichis now also on DSTV, so it can reach amuchwider audience.“We also plan to screen the film in schools

across the peninsulawhere childrenneed tobe warned about the dangers of drugs andgangsterism. These dangers are in all ourcommunities”V For more information about the project contactVaughn on 072 338 2440 or email gio[email protected].

Elsies soon on big screen

Members of the Elsies River Film Workshop discuss their new movie, from left, Vaughn Giose,Kwanele Msengi, Ronel Rooy, Ryan September, with standing, Enslin Grootboom and Denver Rooy.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Dance for All’s annual Kaleidoscope produc-tion will unfold on stage this weekend aspart of the YouthDay celebrations at Artsca-pe Theatre.The concept of the production emulates an

actual kaleidoscope. The on-stage kaleidos-cope will be portrayed with different dancegenres and styles, including ballet, contem-porary, flamenco, and African contempora-ry, through five different choreographedpieces.The choreographers behind this spectacle

of colour are Anderson Carvalho, Daniela diLorenzo, Allison Hendricks, Ché Adams,Louise Coetzer, Hope Nongqongqo and Lor-raine Ndindwa who lead a team of dancershailing fromKhayelitsha, Gugulethu, Nyan-ga, Delft, Elsies River, Kuils River, Mit-

chell’s Plain andAthlone. Dance forAll runsan extensive outreach programme offeringdance training to young dancers and areconstantly seeking funding to continue the-se programmes. Visit www.dancefo-rall.co.za to become a friend of Dance forAll.V Kaleidoscope will be staged on Saturday 13 Juneat 20:15 and Sunday 14 and Tuesday 16 June at 15:00.Tickets cost R100 or R50 for the Youth Day showfrom Computicket or Artscape DialaSeat on 021421 7695.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Five readers can each win double tickets to seethe show on Sunday 14 June. SMS the word “dance”followed by your name and email to 45527 before12:00 on Friday 12 June. Winners will be notified byemail. SMSes cost R1.50.

Dancing to a different beatMemories and Melodies is on stage on atthe Bellville Civic Theatre on Wednesday17 June from 10:30. James Bhemgee,winner of SA’s Got Talent, will lead theCape Flats Tenors and the Wendy FineSingers down memory lane. Tickets costR50 each or R40 for bookings of 10 or moreand can be collected an hour before theshow. Refreshments will be on sale.V Call Cynthia on 021 976 1227 for more information or to book.

Dance for All aims to create a Kaleidoscopeon stage by showcasing its young dancers asunique, diverse individuals who togethercreate something beautiful in their newproduction at Artscape.

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Letter to judge: ward councillor suspendedGARY VAN DYK

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A call for a lighter sentence for a con-victed gangster has landed local wardcouncillor Willie Jaftha in hot water.

Last week the Democratic Alliance sus-pended Jafthawho is the chairperson of sub-council 6 in Bellville and he is also the coun-cillor for Ward 12 in Belhar.

This action was taken against him after itwas found that he had written to JudgeChantel Fortuin asking that Reyaaz “Katji-es” Dennis, convicted in one of the biggestgang trials in South Africa, be handed alighter jail term.

Dennis was sentenced to an effective 20years’ behind bars in theWesternCapeHighCourt, where he shared the dockwith 16 oth-er gangsters, including 28s gang kingpin Ge-

orge “Geweld” Thomas.Handing down the sentences, Judge For-

tuin said she was shocked that a ward coun-cillor asked for a lighter jail term forDennis,who was convicted of charges includingmurder, gang-related offences and house-breaking.

In his letter Jaftha he described Dennis asa “respectful citizen”whohad gone to schoolwith his children.

While Jaftha did not want to comment onthematter because hewas facing a disciplin-aryhearingvariousweekendpublication re-ported that he said that he wrote the letterbecause the gangster’s mother had ap-proached him twice.

In her statement Patricia de Lille, DAWestern Cape Leader, pointed out that theDA unequivocally distances itself from thecouncillor’s written submissions in mitiga-

tion of sentence of a convicted gangster.“TheDAbelieves that convicted gangsters

must receive the harshest sentences possi-ble in law. Councillor Jaftha has thereforebeen suspended with immediate effect, interms of the DA constitution, and has beenserved with a letter of suspension.

“An internal investigation into Council-lor Jaftha’s conduct has been initiated.

“It is unacceptable, and unconscionable,for aDApublic representative towrite to theHigh Court seeking to influence the sentenc-ing of convicted criminals. The DA viewsthis in a very serious light, and will pursueall internal means against him,” read thestatement.

Willie Jaftha is in hot water after writing aletter to a judge asking for a lighter jail term.

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Moving some of their health de-partments into the BellvilleCBD will show their commit-ment in helping the regenera-tion of the Tygerberg.

So saidUniversity of theWest-ern Cape (UWC) rector Prof Ty-rone Pretorius at a recent meet-ing of key roleplayers in thenorthern suburbs with theCity’s mayor, Patricia de Lille.

Pretorius said moving four oftheir health departments intothe former JS Marais Hospitalbuilding in the CBD was but thefirst measure of the university’sresolve to improve the overallimage of Bellville.

This is a mandate shared bythe Greater Tygerberg Partner-ship (GTP).

“UWC has a role to play tohelp shape the future identitiesof the areas where we are locat-ed,”Pretorius toldTygerBurger.“Through the acquisition andimminent refurbishment of theformer JS Marais (Hospital)building to relocate four healthdepartments to the BellvilleCBD, we have become one of theactive participants to help theCity improve the neighbour-hood’s capacity,” he said.

This acquisition would alsomean development of the localeconomy would accelerate and“bringuniversity educationandhealth services in support ofstruggling communities”, Pre-torius added.

Another well-placed hope of

Pretorius was that the localsports facilities in the area, suchas the one at UWC, would add toits enhancement and growth.

“Universities’ aspirations assporting destinations can be im-portant catalysts to attract, de-velop and retain sporting tal-ent,” he said.

He added it could also influ-ence and help develop commu-nities as a whole, and usingsport-based regeneration strate-gieswould help reverse the poorimage of underdeveloped areasin the city.

Speaking at the meeting, DeLille stated the City’s commit-ment to support UWC in theirdesire to host more City eventsat their facilities and added themunicipalitywould alsowant touse the extensive expertiseavailable.

Pretorius said they are com-mitted to making the GreaterTygerberg region a significantdestination for high perform-ance sports for development.

GTP CEO Chris O’Connor cit-ed their own excitement at theproposals by UWC.

“It will have a catalytic im-pact in the revitalisation of theCentral Bellville precinct. Thisprecinct – which includes thestrip between VoortrekkerRoad, Kruskal Avenue, Wil-shammer Street and Blanken-berg Street – is already a vibrantand culturally diverse area,”O’Connor said.

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A would-be burglar lay hid-ing under a resident’s bedwhile security guardssearched thehouse inWelgel-egen for a suspect.

This was reported by theDistrict Group after the mantried to burgle the resident’shome last Saturday.

“The (woman) phoned in at12:35 to report that someonewas in her house while shewas home,” Gawie Venter,District spokesperson.

An officer of theirs attend-ed the call within five min-utes and was assisted by oth-ers shortly, Venter said. Atfirst inspection, the officerssearched and cleared thehouse. Then they found thesuspect had entered thehomethrough a side window thathad been broken.

Venter said the residentconfirmed her purse hadbeen stolen. Officers found abackpack and some clothingon the scene. After some en-quiries the items turned outto be similar to those of some-onewho had broken into a se-curity complex in Plattekloofthat very morning.

“That suspect was arrest-ed, but the police justdropped him at the police sta-tion,” Venter said.

“As our officers were leav-ing the scene, the resident

phoned in again and said shecould see something wasmoving under her bed.” Ven-ter said the responding offi-cer ran back inside, turnedthe bed over and found thesuspect underneath. “He wasdetained while the policewere summoned to the crimescene to take the suspect intocustody,” Venter said.

“As the suspect was beingloaded into the police van,our officer noticed sportsequipment and a radio lyingat the back of the van.

“The suspect admitted tohaving stolen it out of a vehi-cle earlier that day. Our offi-cer suspected it was the samevehicle that had flagged himdown earlier that day.

‘Thief’ playshide-and-seek

A Facebook photo of thesuspect.


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These youngladies make upthe newly formedbrass section atthe Jazz YardAcademy. Fromleft, KhanyisaIsaacs, Zoë Oliverand TiffanyErasmus. Whilethey have onlybeen in action forabout a monththey wereblowing up astorm with somefirm favouriteswith the crowdat the concert.PHOTO: GARY VANDYK

Still beating, jazzschool turns oneGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

The beat is booming in Bonteheuwel asa unique music project celebrated itsfirst anniversary.

The Jazz Yard Academy (JYA) hosted itsanniversary concert in Wynberg on Sun-day 30 May and it was obvious why peoplefrom across the world are taking notice oftheir talent.

Started by Bonteheuwel resident Gino Ol-iver who just had a dream to share his loveof music with youngsters in his yard, it hasgrown from about six children to more than60, and there are those in the wings waitingto join.

At the event JYA member Judith Kenne-dy revealed that they were starting a build-ing fund to cater to the needs of the youthin the area.

“The growth of JYA exceeded our expec-tations,” she said.

“We had to move out of the “yard” to theBonteheuwel Multi-Purpose centre, butnow even that is too small. So we’re think-ing big with the dream of our own buildingthat can be built for our purposes.”

The actual formation of the JYA has itsroots with a chance meeting between Ginoand musician Chris Petersen at a jazz festi-val near Atlantis.

It was a match made in heaven becauseChris has been a driving force behind themusic lessons for the children.

“The idea was in my head long before Imet Gino and I had tried to get it to workon another platform at various churches,but it failed due to the very same church au-thorities insisting on imposing limitationsto suite their own environment.

“Gino’s passion to make a differencethrough music just got to me and the offerto use his backyard for the project immedi-ately sounded just right, because I saw it asa direct gateway to reach down to the levelsof those that have been marginalised by big

institutions.“I was the music man with a heart for giv-

ing back, and Gino was the music lover whowas already in touch with the people on theground, the poor and marginalised commu-nity of Bonteheuwel.

“With humble gratitude I now see thefruits of my choice to team up with Gino thepassion to serve is our brotherly bond. Yes,arguments come, but they quickly blowaway, for we have only so much time onearth to dowhat is right, andwebelieve thatthe future of the JYA is our sacred task.”

One of their supporters who enjoyed theconcert was Lionel Maxim who was still inawe two-weeks later. “Blown away is an un-derstatement,” he says.

“An idea which was formed because twopeople had a vision, bore the fruits today.The attendance and results spoke for itself.

“The gatheringwasnot just about themu-sic, it was a gathering of the jazz family ina sense, people united by an empoweringforce. I met so many familiar faces, and wasgreeted, hugged, kissed by fellow music lov-ers and made some more friendshipsthrough the music.

“Their biggest supporter, Louise Guent-ensperger, flew in all the way from Switzer-land, just to be part of what was an histori-cal moment in the lives of these young peo-ple.

“Music, especially jazzhasplayedamajorpart in empowering so many lives acrossthe Cape for many years. It’s sad that in thenew South Africa our radio stations ignoreits place in our society and continue to feedour young minds with the dross that passesfor music nowadays.

“They should come to events like these tosee the difference it makes in the lives ofthese youngsters and play their part in get-ting youth to find their positive potentialthrough pop culture.”V For more information about the project call Judyon 079 493 1232, Gino on 073 441 6883 or Chris on071 886 1791. Also check out their Facebook page.

To celebrate Youth Day next week local coun-cillor Delmaine Cottee, will host a Youth DayProgramme for unemployed youth, studentyouth and religious youth in Belhar.

It will be taking place on Tuesday 16 Junein the Huguenot Square Hall starting at 10:00.

“We are targeting about 300 local youthfrom all youth sectors in Belhar,” he says.

“The purpose of these programmes is to en-gage all youth and empower them and keepyoung people from the streets in our commu-nities, where youth are facedwith unemploy-ment, crime, drug abuse and gangsterism.

“Our main strategic objective is to upliftour youth, students and women in variouscommunity initiatives and also improvetheir living conditions. The programmeswillalso ensure community security, economicdevelopment, social upliftment and social fa-

cilitation.Structures that will be present include the

IndependentElectoralCommission,whowilldo voter registration for youth, Youth mustalso bring their ID books to the event if theywant to register. The National Youth Devel-opment Agency, NYDA, will speak on youthin business and the South African Police Ser-vice, Belhar Health Committee and BelharCommunityPolice Forumwill also be attend-ing.

Various Church Youth Organisations willalso attend and perform spiritual items.Northlink college will also be there to assistyouth with leadership and apprenticeshipqueries while various bursary applicationforms will be made available.V For further information call Cottee on 083 493 5799or 083 523 8191.

Programme planned to keepyouth away from gangs, drugs

Keeping in touch: Bishop Lavis High School alumni hosted a reunion event at theschool on Saturday 30 May. The aim was to encourage former learners to play a biggerrole in motivating and empowering present learners and it will become an annual eventon the school’s calender. Here former principal Lionel Peters gets to catch up with someof his former learners. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK


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Belhar police in need your help to findtwo men accused of rape.

According to reports the first incidentoccurred on Tuesday 28 April this yearat about 12:00.

A 23-year-old woman was accompa-nied by her colleague AbdulahilyaasMadatt (21) on a trip to the shop duringtheir lunch break.

When crossing an empty field the sus-pect grabbed the victim and pushed herto the ground and raped her. The manhas not been to work since the incidentand a warrant of arrest has been issuedfor him.

In the second incident occurred onThursday 21 May at about 09:40 a 32-year-old student was raped while making herway to the University of the WesternCape.

According to the report, she took theresidential route through old Belharwhere she was confronted by an un-known coloured man who threatenedher with a knife.

The suspect forced her behind an elec-tric power box and pushed her on theground where he undressed her andraped her.

He is aged between 20 and 25 years,about 1.7 metres tall, with a mediumcomplexion. He has dark freckles on bothcheeks and is clean shaven.V Anyone with information can contact Detective Sergeant Dale Franks on 072 145 4163.

Police call for helpto trace suspects

This man is wanted in connection with arape which occurred in April.

This is an identikit of the suspect wantedin connection for the rape of a student inMay.


Sub-forum serves soupChairperson of the subforum Kelvin Foulding, seated left, lends a hand with serving soup inGreenlands with members of the CPF and SAPS. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

Sector policing in Bellville South is on acampaign to get more members on a missionfor safety in the area.

The Sector 2 sub-forum which comprisesGreenlands has started a soup-kitchen in thearea to make people aware of the activitiesof the organisation and how they can playa part in maintaining safety in the area.

Sergeant Gladwin Webb, sector command-er, said the establishment of the soup kitch-en which will be held every Wednesday, isonly one of the projects they want to initiatein the area.

“While the soup kitchen is helping the peo-ple who are without jobs in the area whereunemployment is rife, we want to make peo-ple aware of how they as adults can playtheir part in ridding their area of crime,” hesaid.

Chairperson of the sub-forum Kelvin Foul-

ding explained they wanted to expand thesoup kitchen to a feeding scheme because ofthe poverty in the area.

“With the soup kitchen we would like tothank Spar for their assistance but we arelooking for more sponsors to come on boardand help in the area,” he said.

Bellville South Community Police forumchair David Sias explained they supportedthe activities in Greenlands but wantedmore people in Bellville South to join theirsector forums, neighbourhood watch orstreet committees.

“People must realise that they can play animportant part in the safety of their neigh-bourhoods,” he said.

“If they work together they can help thepolice get rid of the criminals who are intenton destroying the community.”V Sponsors interested in helping can contact Kelvinon 074 706 2143. For information about the sectorforum phone Sergeant Gladwin Webb on 082 3028097.

With Table Mountain looming in the background Loren Henderson, left, and Loren Loubser areready to tackle Lion’s Head for a worthy cause to celebrate Youth Day. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Walk a ‘mile’ inheels for charityGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Two young women are taking their lovefor fashion to greater heights on Tues-day 16 June when they climb Lion’s

Head – in heels!Closet Chat is an online fashion talk show,

and the founders Loren Henderson fromBonteheuwel and Loren Loubser from DiepRiver will be stepping out in style when theytackle the tough walk on Tuesday.

Henderson explains that they started theonline talk show to highlight and encourage

individual style, trends and young designersand entrepreneurs.

“Through fashion, we aim to inspire, en-courage and develop youth in Cape Townand surrounding areas,” she says.

“Closet Chat has positioned itself as abrand that provides an alternative for theyouth who come from challenged back-grounds but still have the love and flair forfashion.”

Loubser is excited about their project tocelebrate Youth Day and wants youth to jointhem and their team on the day.

“We are looking for young people to joinus on our quest because this campaign willfocus on the youth of Cape Town and sur-rounding areas in an effort to encouragethem to ‘Step out’ of their situations, chal-lenges and circumstances.

“There is also the chance for all in the cityto support us by helping us to support thePut Foot Foundation by pledging to moneyto assist them in their projects.

“The Put Foot Foundation is a volunteer-based, proudly South African organisationthat tackles the need of the daily plight andindignity of children with no shoes.

“What better way to do it than stepping upin style,” she laughs.

Henderson added that they are also invit-ing companies to partner with them to showthat their business takes pride in activelymaking change and promoting youth initia-tives.

“Partnering on this event will bring posi-tivity to both our brands and allow the youthof Cape Town to see the heart behind bigbusiness to support positive youth activi-ties,” she said.

“We are looking for businesses to come onboard as pledgers or to sponsor merchandiseon the day of the walk.

“Individuals can also come on board aspledgers, and even join us on the walk on theday.”

Loren Loubser points out that they wel-come all donations but encourage business-es to jump in and sponsor as little as R1 forevery step they take in their heels.

“The rough estimate is that it takes 2800steps to the top but we will welcome all dona-tions to help this organisation that donatesbrand new school shoes to as many needychildren as possible, allowing the youth towalk to school and feel proud with their newschool shoes and ready to be empoweredthrough education.”

Closet Chats will be filming the entire ex-perience, which will be aired on their You-Tube channel.

The walk will be starting at 09:00 at the footof Lion’s Head and the organisers encourageparticipants to take up the challenge ofwearing fashion heels, but sneakers and hik-ing boots will also be welcomed.

V For more information contact Loren Henderson on076 318 3329, 076 592 7038, email closet[email protected] or check out the blog www.stylebyloren.wordpress.com.


‘We appreciate you’: The TygerBurger team hosted a Thank You Breakfast for thepolice’s communications officers on Thursday 4 June at the Protea Hotel Durbanville. Infront is Captain Nomathemba Muavha (Mfuleni) with Gary van Dyk. Seated from left areCaptain Fienie Nimb (Bellville), Marita Meyer (group editor), and Andre Traut (head ofcommunication: Western Cape). Middle row: Michelle Linnert, Captain Marie Louw (BishopLavis), Lieutenant Adriana Chandler (Table View), WarrantOfficer Jacques Mostert (Bothasig), Lieutenant Thembi Gwe (Kraaifontein), Brenden Ruiter, and Monique Duval. Back:Richard Roberts, Lieutenant Marchell Rhode (Durbanville), W/O Erica Crous (Brackenfell)and Desiree Rorke. PHOTO: LOUISA STEYL

Bettie Niewoudt, direkteur van KinderwelsynSA, gesels met van die kinders by Saterdag seoptog in Kleinvlei en Melton Rose.

Kinders beklemtoonhul regte met optogRICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

Meer as 200 kinders het die afgelopenaweek aan ’n optog deur die stratevanEersterivier deelgeneemomhul

regte as kind te beklemtoon.Die Saterdagoggend se optog is gereël

deur die plaaslike kantore van Kinderwel-syn-SA as deel van die viering van Kinder-beskermingsweek, vertel Bettie Niewoudt,direkteur van dié beskermingsagentskap.Volgens haar is die dag begin met sowat

20 kinders, maar het dié getal later die og-gend – namate hulle deur die strate gestaphet – gegroei tot meer as 200.Kinderwelsyn-SA,met sy hoofkantoor ge-

leë in Helshoogte-weg, Stellenbosch, lewerdiens aan die Eersterivier- en Kleinvlei-ge-biede – twee gebiede waar maatskaplikekwessies reuse-uitdagings bied.“Ons probeer om deur hierdie soort be-

wusmaking die nood en die omstandighedewaarinkindershulle elkedagbevind, ondermense se aandag te bring.“Die gebied waar ons werk is bekend vir

sy bende-aktiwiteite en ons kinders raak op’n baie vroeë ouderdombybendes betrokke.“Hulle raak ook vroeg betrokke by

dwelmmisbruik soos tik en alkohol,” ver-duidelik Niewoudt.Kinderverwaarlosing en seksuele mis-

bruik is nog twee kwessieswat kinders hierervaar en maatskaplike werkers mee wor-stel.“Onswil mense laat besef dat ons kinders

almal regte het – die reg omhul ouers te kenen om kontak met hulle te hê, ook om met

hulle uitgebreide familie kontak te hê.“Dis nie net die ma se verantwoordelik-

heid nie, maar die hele gesin s’n.“Die kind het die reg om lief gehê te word

deur sy hele familie-sisteem,” sê Niewoudt.Bo en behalwe dié kwessies, is armoede

en werkloosheid nog ’n kommer, sê die or-ganisasie.Kinderwelsyn-SA het altesaam sewe

maatskaplike werkers, sowel as ’n groepvrywilligers – bekend as Isolabantwana, of-tewel Oog op die Kind – wat die gebied be-dien. Die gebied strek vanaf Blackheath totby Eersterivier.“En die nood hier neem net toe,” sê Nie-

woudt.Volgens haar is dit ook onwaarskynlik

dat die situasie binnekort sal verbeter.“Ons praat hier van basiese lewensmid-

dele wat gesinne kort om te kan bestaan,soos kos.“As ons dié middele kan kry net om die

gesin-sisteemaanmekaar te hou, sal ons ditwaardeer.By Saterdag se optog is daar deur die stra-

te van Kleinvlei en Melton Rose gestap metplakkate. Agterna is daar sop en brood aandie kinders in Spandau uitgedeel.’n Tekort aan sopkombuise in die gebied

is nog iets wat die organisasie nou wil aan-spreek, sê Niewoudt.Daar is ook deur die loop van die oggend

met die volwassenes gepraat oor waaroordie week en die optog gaan. Die organisasieenKleinvlei-polisie se kontakbesonderhedeis ook aan die inwoners verskaf.“Ons het hullemeegedeelwaar hulle hulp

kan kry,” sê Niewoudt.

Top readers: Leonsdale and Elsies River libraries recently hosted their reading competitionwith winners going through to the district event that will be taking place this year. Hereward councillor Michael Britz, left, one of the sponsors, congratulates English category winnerJade April from Norwood Primary as Julian Schroeder from Elsies River library congratulatesAfrikaans winner Jody Swartz from JS Kloppers Primary. With them is Ian Gordon fromLeonsdale Library. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK


DIE STAD KAAPSTAD SEGOEDGEKEURDEWYSIGINGSAAN DIE GEÏNTEGREERDEONTWIKKELINGSPLAN (GOP) ENGOEDGEKEURDE BEGROTING2015/16

Kennis geskied hiermee ingevolge dieWet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Stelsels,Wet 32 van 2000; dieWet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Finansiële Bestuur,Wet 56van 2003, en dieWet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Eiendomsbelasting,Wet 6 van2004, dat die Stad se goedgekeurde wysigings aan die geïntegreerde ontwikkelingsplanen goedgekeurde begroting vir 2015/16 vanaf 2 Junie 2015 tot enmet 3 Julie 2015beskikbaar sal wees vir kommentaar by die hoof- munisipale administratiewe geboue, allesubraadskantore (sien lys hier onder) en alle munisipale biblioteke.

Die dokumente kan ook vanaf 1 Junie 2015 by die volgende skakel op onswebtuiste bekomword:

http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/Budget/Pages/Budget-2015-2016.aspx

Die volgende tabel bevat ’n lys plekke waar die GOP en begroting ter insae sal lê:

SUBRAAD ADRES SUBRAADSBESTUURDER

Subraad 1 Munisipale kantore, Royal Ascot, Bridle-weg,Milnerton

Peter DeaconTel: 021 550 1001

Subraad 2 Munisipale kantore, Brightonweg, Kraaifontein Fred MonkTel: 021 980 6053

Subraad 3 Munisipale kantore, Voortrekkerweg, Goodwood Johannes BrandTel: 021 590 1676

Subraad 4 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Voortrekker- enTallentweg, Parow

Ardela van NiekerkTel: 021 444 0196

Subraad 5 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Jakkelsvleilaan enKiaatweg, Bonteheuwel

Martin JulieTel: 021 695 8161

Subraad 6 Munisipale kantore, Voortrekkerweg, Bellville Pat JansenTel: 021 918 2024

Subraad 7 Munisipale kantore, Oxfordstraat, Durbanville Carin ViljoenTel: 021 444 0689

Subraad 8 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Faganstraat enHoofweg, Strand

Pieter GroblerTel: 021 900 1503

Subraad 9 Perseel B, Khayelitsha-inkopiesentrum,Khayelitsha

Johnson FetuTel: 021 360 1351

Subraad 10 Stocks & Stocks-kompleks, Blok A, h.v.Ntlakohlaza- en Ntlazaneweg, Khayelitsha

Clifford SitongaTel: 021 360 3202

Subraad 11 Fezeka-gebou, h.v. Govan Mbeki-weg enSteve Biko-rylaan, Gugulethu

Kayise NombakuseTel: 021 630 1600 / 22

Subraad 12 Lentegeur- administratiewe gebou, h.v.Melkbos- en Merrydaleweg, Lentegeur

Alesia BosmanTel: 021 444 8696


Lunga BoboTel: 021 630 1619


Anthony MatheTel: 021 630 1734

Subraad 15 Pinelands-opleidingsentrum,St Stephensweg, Sentrale Plein, Pinelands

Mariette GriesselTel: 021 444 9799

Subraad 16 11de vloer,Waalstraat 44, Kaapstad Marius CoetseeTel: 021 487 2055

Subraad 17 Athlone-burgersentrum, h.v. Protea- enKlipfonteinweg, Athlone

Edgar CarolissenTel: 021 444 0500

Subraad 18 H.v. Buckweg en 6de Laan, Lotusrivier Okkie ManuelsTel: 021 700 4025

Subraad 19 Munisipale kantore, Sentrale Sirkel, uitRecreationweg, Vishoek

Desiree MentorTel: 021 784 2010

Subraad 20 Alphensentrum, Constantia-hoofweg, Constantia Richard WhiteTel: 021 444 8112

Subraad 21 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Van Riebeeck- enCarinusstraat, Kuilsrivier

Pieter GroblerTel: 021 900 1503

Subraad 22 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Van Riebeeck- enCarinusstraat, Kuilsrivier

Richard MoiTel: 021 900 1508

Subraad 23 Lentegeur- administratiewe gebou, h.v.Melkbos- en Merrydaleweg, Lentegeur

Raphael MartinTel: 021 444 8722

Subraad 24 Masibambane-hulpbronsentrum, Ncumoweg,Harare, Khayelitsha

Goodman RorwanaTel: 021 444 7532

Allebiblioteke

Klik op http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/Library/Pages/default.aspx vir ’n lysvan alle biblioteke

Kaapstad Wandelhal, Burgersentrum, Hertzogboulevard, KaapstadSuid-Skiereiland Munisipale kantore, h.v. Hoof- en Victoriaweg, Plumstead

LW: Inligting wat hier voorsien word, is ’n uittreksel uit die boek van tariewe, fooie enheffings. Vir die volledige weergawe, raadpleeg bylae 6 by die begrotingsdokument vir2015/16.

1. EIENDOMSBELASTING (weergegee as rand in die rand):Eiendomsbelasting is BTW-vry.

1.1 Residensiële eiendomme – R0.006879 (Die Stad sal geen belasting hef op die eerstewaarde tot enmet R200 000 van diemarkwaarde soos op die waardasielys nie.)

1.2 Industriële/kommersiële eiendomme – wat alle onontwikkelde grond insluit –R0.013759

1.3 Landboueiendomme (met inbegrip van plase en kleinhoewes) val onder driekategorieë:(a) Eiendomme wat vir residensiële doeleindes gebruik word – R0.006879(b) Eiendomme wat vir bona fide-boerderydoeleindes gebruik word –

R0.001376(c) Eiendomme wat vir iets anders, soos industriële of kommersiële

doeleindes, gebruik word – R0.0137591.4 Openbare diensinfrastruktuur – R0.0017201.5 Openbare diensinfrastruktuur (uitfasering) - R0.0013761.6 Enige eiendom wat aan die maatstawwe vir ’n openbare voordeelorganisasie in

die gewysigde munisipale eiendomsbelastingregulasies voldoen, dog nie vir die100%-korting ingevolge die Raad se belastingbeleid in aanmerking kom nie, salteen 25% van die residensiële koers belas word - R0.001720.

1.7 Die spesiale kortings vir senior burgers en persone met gestremdhede vir dieboekjaar 2015/16 verskyn in die tabel hier onder:

Die bruto maandelikse huishoudelike inkomste en kortings vir die boekjaar 2015/16 issoos volg:

BRUTO MAANDELIKSEHUISHOUDELIKE INKOMSTE

R% KORTING

BRUTO MAANDELIKSEHUISHOUDELIKE INKOMSTE

R% KORTING

2014/15 2014/15 2015/16 2015/160 3 500 100% 0 3 500 100%

3 501 5 000 95% 3 501 5 000 95%5 001 6 000 90% 5 001 6 000 90%6 001 7 000 80% 6 001 7 000 80%7 001 8 000 70% 7 001 8 000 70%8 001 8 500 60% 8 001 8 500 60%8 501 9 000 50% 8 501 9 000 50%9 001 9 500 40% 9 001 9 500 40%9 501 10 000 30% 9 501 10 000 30%10 001 11 000 20% 10 001 11 000 20%11 001 12 000 10% 11 001 12 000 10%

1.8 Eienaars moet om die korting aansoek doen in die jaar wat ’n nuwe algemenewaardasie of aanvullende waardasie, na gelang van omstandighede, in werkinggestel word. Aansoekemet die inwerkingstelling van ’n nuwe algemene waardasiemoet die Stad bereik teen 31 Augustus van die boekjaar waarin die waardasie inwerking gestel sal word. Aansoekemet die inwerkingstelling van ’n aanvullendewaardasie moet die Stad bereik teen die laaste dag van die derdemaand na dieinwerkingstellingsdatum van die waardasie. Indien nie, kan geen sodanige kortingvir daardie boekjare toegestaan word nie.

2. VERBRUIKSTARIEWE EN -HEFFINGSWater, sanitasie, elektrisiteit en vaste-afvalbestuur word teen 14% BTW belas.

2.1 WATER

Drie stelle watertariewe is goedgekeur (10%-verminderingstarief, 20%-verminderingstariefen 30%-verminderingstarief). Elke tarief is gekoppel aan die vlak van waterverminderingwat opgelê word.Aangesien die 10%-verminderingstarief as norm by dieWaterverordening ingesluit word, sal dít die tarief wees wat geld. Dit kan egter later nagelang van verdere vereiste beperkings hersien word.

’n Verhoging van 11% inwaterverbruikstariewe is goedgekeur.2.1.1 Volledig huishoudelik – water wat hoofsaaklik vir huishoudelike doeleindes

gebruik en aan enkelresidensiële eiendomme voorsien word

2015/16 SONDER BTW 2015/16 MET BTWBlok 1 (0 < 6) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00Blok 2 (>6 < 10.5) Per kℓ R9.71 R11.07Blok 3 (>10.5 < 20) Per kℓ R13.92 R15.87Blok 4 (>20 < 35) Per kℓ R20.62 R23.51Blok 5 (>35 < 50) Per kℓ R25.47 R29.03Blok 6 (>50) Per kℓ R33.59 R38.30

2.1.2 Verbruikstariewe vir agterplaasgebruikers, wat raadseiendom insluit.

2015/16 SONDER BTW 2015/16 MET BTWBlok 1 (0 < 6) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00Blok 2 (>6 < 10.5) Per kℓ R9.71 R11.07

2.1.3 Kommersieel – water wat aan hoofsaaklik kommersiële eiendomme voorsienword: R15.00 (R17.10 met BTW) per kℓ

2.1.4 Industrieel – water wat vir vervaardiging, kragopwekking, vervoer oor land,konstruksie of enige verwante doeleinde gebruik word: R15.00 (R17.10 metBTW) per kℓ

2.1.5 Skole/sportliggame/kerke/liefdadigheidsorganisasies – enige opvoedkundigeaktiwiteit en/of sportliggaam: R13.26 (R15.11 met BTW) per kℓ

2.1.6 Huishoudelike groep – woonstelle met massameters, trosontwikkelings watenkel- en deeltiteleenhede insluit, sowel as raadseiendom. ’n Gratis toewysingvan 6 kℓ per eenheid per maand by voorlegging van ’n beëdigde verklaring oordie getal eenhede.

2015/16 SONDER BTW 2015/16 MET BTWBlok 1 (0 < 6) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00Blok 2 (>6 < 10.5) Per kℓ R11.90 R13.57Blok 3 (>10.5 < 20) Per kℓ R13.92 R15.87Blok 4 (>20 < 35) Per kℓ R20.62 R23.51Blok 5 (>35 < 50) Per kℓ R25.47 R29.03Blok 6 (>50) Per kℓ R33.59 R38.30

2.1.7 Regering – nasionale en provinsiale departemente: R14.24 (R16.24 met BTW)per kℓ

2.1.8 Munisipale/departementele gebruik: R13.26 (R15.11 met BTW) per kℓ2.1.9 Divers – alle verbruikers wat nie onder bogenoemde kategorieë val nie: R14.24

(R16.24 met BTW) per kℓ2.1.10 Divers ekstern – alle verbruikers wat buite die Stad Kaapstad voorsien word:

R17.01 (R19.40 met BTW) per kℓ2.1.11 Massatarief – wat die heffing van dieWaternavorsingskommissie uitsluit. Slegs

vir massavoorsiening aan ander munisipaliteite en vir kosteverhaling van diedepartement waternetwerke van die Stad Kaapstad: R3.70 (R4.22met BTW) per kℓ

2.1.12 In pas met die aanvaarding van die beleid oor stedelike landbou is ’n gratistoewysing van 10 kℓ per maand ingestel vir die uitsluitlike doeleinde vanbestaansboerdery deur omskrewe kwesbare groepe.

2.1.13 Huishoudings in wooneenhede op gemengdegebruik-eiendomme kan om ’ngratis toewysing van 6 kℓ per eenheid per maand aansoek doen. ’n Beëdigdeverklaring sal vereis word, en die aansoek sal op grond van die persentasie vandie hoofgebruik ondersoek en oorweeg word.

2.1.14 Bestaande skuilings vir haweloses/ouetehuise (buiten dié wat as huishoudelikegroepe geklassifiseer is)/tehuise vir die gesondheid van diegene met fisiese ofgeestelike gestremdhede

2015/16 SONDER BTW 2015/16 MET BTWBlok 1 (0 < 0.75) Per kℓ per persoon R0.00 R0.00Blok 2 (>0.75) Per kℓ per persoon R13.26 R15.11

Hoogtepunte van wysigings

• Trapsgewyse tariewe (1-6) is vanaf 1 Julie 2013 vir die huishoudelikegroepskategorie ingestel op grond van vorige oorlegpleging met kliënte. Verderestappe om dié kategorie nog meer in lyn met die volledige huishoudelikekategorie te bring, is oorweeg dog nie vir die boekjaar 2015/16 aanbeveel nie.

• Veranderinge in diverse tariewe, onder meer die voortgesette stygings metbetrekking tot behandelde afvalwater (bepaald vir gholfbane) sowel as diemetertoetsfooi, word in bylae 4 by die begrotingsdokument uiteengesit.

• Staking van hengeltarief by damme in raadsbesit vanaf 1 Julie 2015.

2.2. SANITASIE

Drie stelle sanitasietariewe is goedgekeur (10%-verminderingstarief,20%-verminderingstarief en 30%-verminderingstarief). Elke tarief is gekoppel aan die

vlak van watervermindering wat opgelê word. Aangesien die 10%-verminderingstariefas norm by die Waterverordening ingesluit word, sal dít die tarief wees wat geld. Dit kanegter later na gelang van verdere vereiste beperkings hersien word.

’n Verhoging van 11% in sanitasieverbruikstariewe is goedgekeur.

2.2.1 Volledig huishoudelik (standaard) – enkelresidensiële eiendomme: 70% vanwaterverbruik tot ’n maksimum van 35 kℓ riool per maand (70% van 50 kℓ wateris gelykstaande aan 35 kℓ riool)

2015/16 SONDER BTW 2015/16 MET BTWBlok 1 (0 < 4.2) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00Blok 2 (>4.2 < 7.35) Per kℓ R9.16 R10.44Blok 3 (>7.35 < 14) Per kℓ R16.25 R18.53Blok 4 (>14 < 24.5) Per kℓ R17.77 R20.26Blok 5 (>24.5 < 35) Per kℓ R18.66 R21.27

2.2.2 Volledig huishoudelik (Stad Kaapstad-oksidasiedamme) – enkelresidensiëleeiendomme: 70% van waterverbruik tot ’n maksimum van 35 kℓ riool per maand(70% van 50 kℓ water is gelykstaande aan 35 kℓ riool)


2.2.3 Huishoudelike groep – woonstelle met massameters, trosontwikkelings wat deel-en enkeltiteleenhede insluit, sowel as raadseiendom – 90% van waterverbruik(*sien nota) tot ’n maksimum van 35 kℓ per huishouding. ’n Toewysing van 4.2kℓ per eenheid per maand sal gratis beskikbaar gestel word by aanvaarding van’n beëdigde verklaring oor die getal eenhede wat vanaf daardie meteraansluitingvoorsien word. Verbruik bo die gratis toewysing sal soos volg gehef word:


2.2.4 Verbruikstariewe vir agterplaasgebruikers, wat raadseiendom insluit

2015/16 SONDER BTW 2015/16 MET BTWBlok 1 (0 < 4.2) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00Blok 2 (>4.2 < 7.35) Per kℓ R9.16 R10.44

2.2.5 Industrieel en kommersieel (standaard), skole, sportliggame, kerke,liefdadigheidsorganisasies, regering: nasionaal/provinsiaal, hospitale en ander –95% van waterverbruik (*sien nota): R11.53 (R13.14 met BTW) per kℓ

2.2.6 Industrieel en kommersieel (Stad Kaapstad-oksidasiedamme) – 95% vanwaterverbruik (*sien nota): R10.84 (R12.36 met BTW) per kℓ

2.2.7 Departementeel - 95% van waterverbruik (*sien nota), wat fasiliteite uitsluit watnie aan die rioolstelsel verbind is nie: R10.61 (R12.10 met BTW) per kℓ

2.2.8 Divers (standaard) – alle verbruikers wat nie onder bostaande kategorieë val nie –95% van waterverbruik: R11.53 (R13.14 met BTW) per kℓ

2.2.9 Divers (Stad Kaapstad-oksidasiedamme) – alle verbruikers wat nie onderbostaande kategorieë val nie – 95% van waterverbruik: R10.84 (R12.36 met BTW)per kℓ

2.2.10 Huishoudings in wooneenhede op gemengdegebruik-eiendomme kan om ’ngratis toewysing van 4,2 kℓ per eenheid per maand aansoek doen. ’n Beëdigdeverklaring sal vereis word, en die aansoek sal op grond van die persentasie vandie hoofgebruik ondersoek en oorweeg word.

2.2.11 Bestaande skuilings vir haweloses/ouetehuise (buiten dié wat as huishoudelikegroepe geklassifiseer is)/tehuise vir die gesondheid van diegene met fisiese ofgeestelike gestremdhede

2015/16 SONDER BTW 2015/16 MET BTWBlok 1 (0 < 0.525) Per kℓ per persoon R0.00 R0.00Blok 2 (>0.525) Per kℓ per persoon R10.61 R12.10

* BELANGRIKE NOTA: Die direkteur van water- en sanitasiedienste kan die persentasiesna gelang van die verbruiker aanpas. Dít geld egter nie vir die volledige huishoudelikekategorie nie.


• Trapsgewyse tariewe (1-5) is vanaf 1 Julie 2013 vir die huishoudelikegroepskategorie ingestel op grond van vorige oorlegpleging met kliënte. Verderestappe om dié kategorie nog meer in lyn met die volledige huishoudelikekategorie te bring, is oorweeg dog nie vir die boekjaar 2015/16 aanbeveel nie.

• Veranderinge in diverse tariewe, onder meer die voortgesette stygings metbetrekking tot behandelde afvalwater (bepaald vir gholfbane), word in bylae 4 bydie begrotingsdokument uiteengesit.

2.3 ELEKTRISITEIT

Die tariewe hier onder berus op ’n gemiddelde styging van 10.82%, wat met ingang van1 Julie 2015 in werking gestel sal word.

RESIDENSIËLE TARIEWE

2015/16SONDERBTW

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(“LifeLine”)

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kom)

Blok 1 0-350 kWh c/kWh 91.06 103.81

Blok 2 350+ kWh c/kWh 252.12 287.42

Huis-

houdelik Diens R/dag 0.00 0.00

Blok 1 0-600 kWh c/kWh 154.30 175.90Blok 2 600+ kWh c/kWh 187.63 213.90

KOMMERSIËLE TARIEWE

Klein krag-verbruiker 1 Diens R/dag 30.00 34.20Energie c/kWh 126.87 144.63

Klein krag-verbruiker 2 Energie c/kWh 207.97 237.09

Buitespits-gebruik Minimum R/dag 100.31 114.35Energie c/kWh 100.00 114.00

Groot krag-gebruikers LSDiens R/dag 41.16 46.92Energie c/kWh 69.92 79.71Vraag R/kVA 208.06 237.19

Groot krag-gebruikers MSDiens R/dag 41.16 46.92Energie c/kWh 64.99 74.09Vraag R/kVA 193.50 220.59


Tyd van gebruik MS

Diens R/dag 6700.00 7638.00

Energie

Hoog - spits c/kWh 300.04 342.05Hoog -standaard c/kWh 86.89 99.05

Hoog - buitespits c/kWh 48.47 55.26

Laag - spits c/kWh 93.29 106.35Laag -standaard c/kWh 63.69 72.61

Laag - buitespits c/kWh 42.86 48.86

Vraag R/kVA 102.63 117.00

Tyd-spesifieke tarief virAtlantis

Diens R/dag 6090.00 6942.60

Energie





Vraag R/kVA 93.30 106.36

Tyd van gebruik HS

Diens R/dag 6700.00 7638.00

Energie





Vraag R/kVA 102.63 117.00TARIEWE VIR GEKOPPELDE OPWEKKING

Residensieel

Diens R/dag 11.43 13.03

Blok 1 0-600 kWh c/kWh 95.76 109.17

Blok 2 600+ kWh c/kWh 187.63 213.90

Invoertarief c/kWh 56.99 64.97

Nieresidensieel

Invoertarief c/kWh 56.99 64.97

VERLIGTINGSTARIEWE

Straat-verligting en verkeer-seine R/100W/uur aan 0.1458 0.1662

Private ligte R/100W/uur aan 0.1592 0.1815


• Residensiële tariewe: Algehele styging in inkomste uit die groep is 10.82%,maarindividuele kliënte sal waarskynlik verskillende stygings waarneem op grond vanwerklike verbruik. Die verskil tussen die gemiddelde en werklike styging spruituit die verhaling van die tekort aan inkomste uit die hulptarief vir blok 1.

• Verbruikers wat 450 kWh per maand ontvang, sal dieselfde persentasie stygingwaarneem, ongeag die tarief wat vir hulle geld. Daar is dus geen verandering indie subsidievlak wat hierdie verbruikers op die hulptarief ontvang nie.

• Gratis basiese elektrisiteit: Hulptariefkliënte wat gemiddeld minder as 250 kWhper maand ontvang, sal ’n gratis basiese toevoer van 60 kWh kry, terwyl diegenewat gemiddeld tussen 250 kWh en 450 kWh per maand ontvang ’n gratis basiesetoevoer van 25 kWh per maand sal kry.

• Die tarief vir residensiële kleinskaalse gekoppelde opwekking kry ’n tweede blokby in pas met die huishoudelike tariefblok 2 om te voorkom dat verbruikers watbesonder klein opwekkers installeer ’n groot verlaging in hul rekeninge ontvangsonder dat hulle in werklikheid enige elektrisiteit opwek.

• Die kategorie “Klein kragverbruiker 1” met die buitespits-kombinasie word sedert1 Julie 2012 tot slegs bestaande kliënte beperk. Die buitespits-komponente stygook met ’n bogemiddelde bedrag om hierdie tarief uiteindelik uit te faseer.

• Die tarief vir die kategorie “Klein kragverbruiker 1” ondergaan ’ngeringe strukturele aanpassing in pas met die bevindinge van dievoorsieningskostestudie.

• Tydspesifieke tariewe is herstruktureer om pariteit tussen diemediumspanningstarief en EskomMegaflex te verseker.

• Kommersiële tariewe ondergaan ’n effens bogemiddelde styging as gevolg vandie verhaling van die subsidie wat vir die tydspesifieke tarief vir Atlantis voorsienword.

LETWEL: Maandelikse diensheffings word bereken as die daaglikse diensheffing,vermenigvuldig met die getal dae in die rekeningtydperk.

2.4. VASTE AFVAL

’n Verbruikstariefverhoging van 8.33% vir vullisverwydering en 9.31% virvulliswegdoening is goedgekeur.

VASTE-AFVALBESTUUR2015/16SONDERBTW

2015/16MET BTW

RESIDENSIËLE VERWYDERINGFORMEEL

240 ℓ, wat sluithouer insluit Rand per maand 103.95 118.50

DEERNISKORTING – 240 ℓ,WAT SLUITHOUER INSLUIT

Blok 1 (100% korting) – eiendomswaardevanaf R1 tot R100 000

Korting in rand permaand -103.95 -118.50

Blok 2 (75% korting) – eiendomswaardevanaf R100 001 tot R150 000






VERHOOGDE DIENSVLAK,WAT SLUITHOUER INSLUIT

240 ℓ - bykomende houer Rand per houer permaand 103.95 118.50

240 ℓ - drie keer per week vir groep Rand per houer permaand 311.67 355.30

INFORMEELBasiese vullissakdiens Rand per maand Gratis GratisNIERESIDENSIËLE VERWYDERING240 ℓ,WAT SLUITHOUER INSLUIT

Een verwydering per week Rand per houer permaand 124.12 141.50

Drie verwyderings per week Rand per houer permaand 372.28 424.40

Vyf verwyderings per week Rand per houer permaand 620.53 707.40

VULLISBESKIKBAARHEIDAlle leë erwe Rand per maand 61.58 70.20WEGDOENINGSDIENSTEAlgemene afval Rand per ton 346.84 395.40

Spesiale afval Rand per ton ofgedeelte daarvan 459.65 524.00


Boek van tariewe, fooie en heffings (bylae 6 by die begrotingsdokument vir 2015/16)• Eiendommemet ’n waarde van R0 sal eers vir ’n korting in aanmerking begin komsodra die departement waardasies dit gewaardeer het.

• Nuwe tarief vir tuiskomposhouers, gratis wanneer eiendomseienaar aansoek doen,beperk tot die eerste 5 000 kliënte

• Nieresidensiële kliënte wat twee of vier keer per week ’n vullisverwyderingsdiensontvang, sal teen 1 Julie 2016 uitgefaseer word.

• Wysigings aan die halwetontarief vir spesiale afval is bereken om die helfte van dievolletontarief te wees.

Tariefbeleid (bylae 7 by die begrotingsdokument vir 2015/16)

• Die omskrywing van agterplaasbewoners is verander ommet die beleid oorkredietbeheer en skuldinvordering te strook.

• Verandering in die omskrywing van slopingsafval en skoon bourommel• Nuwe omskrywing vir skoon rommel, sand en grond• Ingevolge paragraaf 27 van die beleid oor kredietbeheer en skuldinvordering komkliënte wat op die deernisregister verskyn in aanmerking vir ’n korting van “25% tot100%” op die eerste 240 ℓ-houer, op grond van hul verdienste.

• Wegdoeningskoepons moet vooraf by munisipale kantore gekoop word.

3. DIVERSE TARIEWE, FOOIE EN HEFFINGS3.1 ’n Volledige afskrif van alle diverse tariewe, fooie en heffings lê ter insae by

bogenoemde munisipale kantore (sien bylae 6 by begrotingsdokument).3.2 Alle diverse tariewe sluit BTW in.3.3 Boetes, terugbetaalbare deposito’s, behuising en geïntegreerde snelvervoer is

vrygestel van BTW.3.4 BTW word bereken teen 14% ingevolge die Wet op Belasting op Toegevoegde

Waarde,Wet 89 van 1991.

4. TOEWYSING VAN HULPTOELAES4.1 Raadpleeg bylae 11 by die begrotingsdokument vir 2015/16 vir ’n lys

organisasies/liggame wat as toelaagbegunstigdes goedgekeur is.

5. SPESIALE AANSLAGGEBIEDE: BYKOMENDE HEFFINGDie bykomende heffings vir spesiale aanslaggebiede word teen 14% BTW belas.Die bykomende heffings hier onder word as Rand in die rand weergegee.

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Lughawe-industria 2,540,928 0.002061 3,070,722 0.002360 0.002690

Athlone 713,132 0.002534 685,715 0.002482 0.002829Blackheath 1,503,783 0.001121 1,679,685 0.001250 0.001425Brackenfell 2,203,093 0.002686 2,375,348 0.002954 0.003368Kaapstad-middestad 44,500,169 0.001966 48,490,000 0.002140 0.002440

ClaremontResidensieel 472,283 0.000487 510,065 0.000527 0.000601Kommersieel 6,131,765 0.001505 6,622,300 0.001662 0.001895Totaal 6,604,048 7,132,365Claremont-boulevardKommersieel 2 960 474 0.000727 3 093 696 0.000776 0.000885Elsiesrivier N/A N/A 1,974,536 0.002840 0.003238Epping 6,791,657 0.001474 7,334,148 0.001472 0.001678VishoekResidensieel 160,093 0.000611 171,316 0.000654 0.000746Kommersieel 569,931 0.001975 609,885 0.002145 0.002445Totaal 730,024 781,201Glosderry 1,128,892 0.002087 1,215,539 0.002232 0.002544GroenpuntResidensieel 933,463 0.000492 966,463 0.000487 0.000555Kommersieel 3,728,816 0.002437 4,147,275 0.002330 0.002656Totaal 4,662,279 5,113,738Groote Schuur 4,755,659 0.002171 5,155,134 0.001808 0.002061Kalkbaai/St JamesResidensieel 985,754 0.000516 1,052,381 0.000549 0.000626Kommersieel 238,246 0.001499 232,619 0.001612 0.001838Totaal 1,224,000 1,285,000Llandudno 368,267 0.000139 387,793 0.000145 0.000165Maitland 1,885,247 0.001861 2,248,845 0.002307 0.002630MuizenbergResidensieel 701,362 0.000819 800,829 0.000929 0.001059Kommersieel 632,427 0.002481 731,626 0.002842 0.003240Totaal 1,333,789 1,532,455ObservatoryResidensieel 2,083,261 0.001143 2,145,609 0.001119 0.001276Kommersieel 1,736,897 0.001689 1,961,251 0.001762 0.002009Totaal 3,820,158 4,106,860OranjekloofResidensieel 680,333 0.000492 714,485 0.000527 0.000601Kommersieel 3,280,345 0.002192 3,530,014 0.002375 0.002708Totaal 3,960,678 4,244,499Paardeneiland 3,078,979 0.001201 3,499,225 0.001437 0.001638

Parow-industria 3,125,824 0.001684 3,747,700 0.002000 0.002280

Soutrivier 2,575,258 0.002393 2,782,091 0.002520 0.002873SeepuntResidensieel 1,515,694 0.001100 1,551,355 0.001165 0.001328Kommersieel 2,381,804 0.002310 2,612,700 0.002501 0.002851Totaal 3,897,498 4,164,055Somerset West N/A N/A 2,110,103 0.002886 0.003290Stikland-industrieël 2,643,111 0.001916 2,896,772 0.002070 0.002360

Strand 936,701 0.002719 991,275 0.002856 0.003256Triangle-industria 1,766,995 0.003387 1,890,507 0.003621 0.004128

Voortrekkerweg-korridor 13,261,779 0.002322 14,335,984 0.002554 0.002912

VredekloofResidensieel 2,496,824 0.001973 2,660,939 0.002103 0.002397

Kommersieel 51,689 0.002260 55,087 0.002409 0.002746Totaal 2,548,513 2,716,026Woodstock 4,041,898 0.001695 4,429,442 0.001861 0.002122WynbergResidensieel 562,156 0.000890 547,873 0.000952 0.001085Kommersieel 2 ,798,669 0.003383 3,087,179 0.003662 0.004175Totaal 3,360,825 3,635,052Zeekoevlei-skiereiland 390,752 0.001881 429,196 0.002066 0.002355

Zwaanswyk-eiendoms-eienaars-vereniging

857,216 0.001003 922,680 0.001078 0.001229

6. GEKONTRAKTEERDE OPENBARE PADVERVOERDIENSTE,WATMyCiTi- GEÏNTEGREERDE SNELVERVOER (GSV)INSLUIT

Tariewe vir openbare vervoer is vrygestel van BTW. Hierdie tariewe is in pas met diebygewerkte tariefbeleid vir gekontrakteerde openbare padvervoerdienste. (Sien bylae 17by die begrotingsdokument vir 2015/16)

LW: Inligting wat hier voorsien word, is ’n uittreksel uit die boek van tariewe, fooie enheffings. Vir die volledige weergawe, raadpleeg bylae 6 by die begrotingsdokumentvir 2015/16.

DIENSTE GELEWER EN VERWANTEVERVOERPRODUKTE EENHEID 2014/15

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MOVER-REISPAKKETTE

Mover 30 Soos gelaai Nuut 30.00

Mover 50 Soos gelaai Nuut 50.00

Mover 80 Soos gelaai 80.00 80.00






Mover 1000 Soos gelaai 1 000.00 1 000.00

GSV-TARIEWE MET ’N MOVER-PAKKET

SPITSTYD (06:45 tot 08:00 en 16:15 tot 17:30 op enige weeksdag), een rigting:

Ritte korter as 5 km per persoon per rit 6.30 8.20

Ritte van 5 km of verder, maar korteras 10 km per persoon per rit 6.90 9.40






Ritte van 60 km of verder per persoon per rit 18.80 21.30

Premie op lughawediens in spitstyd(benewens afstandgebaseerde tarief) per persoon per rit 38.70 50.00

BUITESPITSTYD (alle tye buiten spitstyd), een rigting:

Ritte korter as 5 km per persoon per rit 4.80 5.50







Ritte van 60 km of verder per persoon per rit 15.70 17.00

Premie op lughawediens per persoon per rit 38.70 44.20

LETWEL: 1. DIE STANDAARDTARIEF word gehef wanneer Mover-punte nie op diemyconnect-kaart beskikbaar is nie. Die Mover-tarief hierbo is gemiddeld sowat30% laer as die standaardtarief. 2. Alle tariewe is onderworpe aan bepalings envoorwaardes. Dit sluit in dat tariewe gewysig sal word indien die vasgesteldedrempels met betrekking tot die prys van laeswaweldiesel bereik word.

VERVOERPRODUKTEStelselwye standaard maandeliks (watlughaweritte uitsluit) per persoon per maand Nuut 530.00

Stelselwye premie maandeliks, watlughaweritte insluit per persoon per maand 680.00 780.00

Buitespitsdagkaartjies: Standaard– eendag- tot sewedagkaartjiesbeskikbaar

Nuut 33.00 tot180.00

Buitespitsdagkaartjies: Premie (watlughaweritte insluit) Nuut 100.00 tot

250.00ENKELRIT-PAPIERKAARTJIE

Stelselwye enkelritkaartjie virniepremiediens: spits en buite spits,wat die lughawepremiediens uitsluit

per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 30.00 35.00

Stelselwye enkelritkaartjie vir diepremiediens: spits en buite spits, watdie lughawepremiediens insluit

per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 75.00 85.00

KNAPKAART-UITREIKFOOI

Knapkaarte kan by die aanvang van nuwe dienste vir beperkte tye gratis uitgereik word,beperk tot een kaart per persoon,mits die passasier betaal om die nuwe kaart te laai.

Fooi ommyconnect-knapkaart uitte reik Per knapkaart 35.00 30.00

Fooi ommyconnect-knapkaart byverstryking te vervang

Per knapkaart watvervang word n.v.t. 20.00

Let wel: Die tariewe hierbo is onderworpe aan die bepalings en voorwaardes in bylae 6en die tariefreëls in bylae 17 by die begrotingsdokument vir 2015/16.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER140/2015


Join the Kaapse Klopse legacyImvusa Cape Town Minstrels is ona registration drive to enrol chil-dren and adults to join them andbecome part of a legacy in the Cape.

Based in Bellville South thisgroup wants to bring the colourfultradition of the ‘Klopse’ to the areaby teaching children and adults tobe part of the festive revelry.

On par with the magnetic vi-brancy of Brazil’s Rio Carnival, the‘Kaapse Klopse’, explodes onto theMother City’s streets in a flurry ofcolour, song, drumbeats and move-ment.

Dhakir Christians says theywant to develop into an organisa-tion that can play a part in leadingchildren away from the effects ofgangsterism and drug abuse that isrife in the area.

“We can empower children bygetting them to discover their tal-ents and keep them off the streets,”he says. “This tradition dates backto the mid-nineteenth centurywhen the slaves in Cape Town weregiven one day off in the year (2 Jan-uary) to celebrate. “They woulddress up as minstrels, waving para-

sols, strumming banjos and mak-ing merry with music, dance anda parade from the District Six areathrough to the city centre. Many ofthe songs still sung today date backto the 1800s. Aside from honouringthese classic tunes, repertoires arealso laden with interpretations ofmodern pop songs to keep all agesentertained.

“Tradition is the bottom line,that’s what it’s all about.”V For more information about the groupcontact Christians on 074 998 4997 or021 951 1690.

Queen of Hoofweg: Hoofweg Primary in Wesbank hosted theirannual bazaar over the weekend. Part of the celebrations was hostingtheir Miss Hoofweg pageant and the lucky winner was Tinyako Hulla,seen here flanked by first princess Tammy Lee Beukes and secondprincess Beyonce Chamberlain. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Getting ready to do battle in the tournament on Saturday are, from left, Marlon Dawson, Joseph Klaasen, Mark Baileyfrom the library, Morgan Cloete and Reuben Sauls. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Making a moveagainst drugsMore than 150 chess players

from the broader Elsies Ri-ver, Bishop Lavis and Bon-

teheuwel areas will take part in atournament to celebrate YouthDay.

Hosted by the City of CapeTown’s Elsies River Library, theannual event draws hundreds ofplayers and spectators alike.

The theme for this year’s tourna-ment, taking place on Saturday 13June, is “Checkmate! Drugs” andis aimed at giving young peoplehealthier options to drug abuse.

“Chess is believed to have origi-nated in India before the sixth cen-tury,” said the City’s MayoralCommittee Member for communi-ty services and special projects,Belinda Walker. “It is an ancientgame of more than just skill andstrategy. It’s also about concentra-

tion, tactics, coordination and fore-seeing consequences.

“Playing chess also imparts va-luable life skills. You learn to makedecisions with purpose and to yourown advantage.

“When playing chess, you learnto seize an opportunity and even tobe a gracious loser.”

The tournament comprisesjunior youth, senior youth, femaleyouth and disabled youth divisi-ons.

Non-players can look forward toan exciting blitz tournament.

The event is open to young peo-ple from the surrounding suburbsand tournament registrationforms are available at the frontdesk of the library. The tourna-ment starts at 09:00.V For further information, please call thelibrary on 021 933 8767.

The learners from Bramble Way Primary take a break from camp activities with seated from left, ThembalaniMaxonyana, Sydney Brogden, Anwar Boonzaaier, Zoliswa Magwentshu (all environmental educators from CEET),principal Charmaine Lakay with Thandiwe Mookrey and Nadia Fakier, teachers at Bramble Way Primary.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Future leaders honed at weekend campGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Learners at Bramble Way Pri-mary School in Bonteheuwelare benefiting from pro-

grammes to boost their leadershipskills.

A group of them recently attend-ed a weekend camp at the False BayEcology Park in Zeekoevlei hostedby the Cape Environmental Educa-tion Trust (CEET) and even thepouring rain could not dampentheir spirit to be empowered.

“This is an annual event for ourlearners in the environmentalclub,” says principal CharmaineLakay.

“We focus on group work to en-hance their leadership skills aswell as enhance their skills as lead-ers.

“Through various activitiesover the weekend we make themrealise the important part theyplay in nature conservation and intheir own way they realise theirown capabilities to make a positivechange in their own lives.”

Lakay added that the teacherswho were part of the programmehad to make some sacrifices intheir personal lives to attend these

camps.But they are serious about their

participation because of the re-sults for the learners.

“We don’t mind the sacrificeswhen you experience the results,”she smiles.

“The changes in these kids’ livesare awesome! Their achievementsat this camp change their lives andmake them realise the importanceof making positive friendships,aiming and achieving theirdreams.

“The bonding between childrenfrom different classes extends tothe school and I have just seenthem blossom to the extent thatthey start influencing other chil-dren at the school.

“Being here with the children isalso important to us as teachers be-cause we are showing them howmuch we care about their futuresbeyond the classroom.

“They get to see us as real peoplenot just teachers.

“They get to see the always-neatprincipal in a different light.

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Poemswill helpheal thewoundsTIYESE JERANJI

“Growing up I always felt rejected.Things were said about me that brokemy heart but I managed to turn thatinto a blessing.”

So says Haroldene Tshienda (38)from Kuils River. This motivationalspeaker, skills developer andpoet hasreleased a book with 44 poems enti-tled Never give up – Healing wordsfrom a poet.

She uses a lot of prose in her poetrymaking it more interesting.

Tshienda says there was a time inher life she lost everything. Being thelast born in a family of seven in aworld surrounded by people, she al-ways felt very alone.

She grew up with that resentmentand loneliness until 2007 when shestarted writing poems. That’s whenshebegan to feel fulfilled andview theworld in a different light knowingthat the strength to achieve some-thing lies deep inside her.

“This was a scapegoat because I feltso alone. Little did I know I was heal-ing myself. I was told I was a mistakeand that I wasn’t supposed to be here.I couldn’t talk to anyone but I put ev-erything down on paper – the feelingsI had, what I wanted to see and thethings that I hoped for. It reallyhelped me a lot to accept what hap-pened and to move on. I was in a badspace, but I managed to heal throughwhat I wrote,” she says.

The mother of three has no doubtthat her poems are meant to healthose that are broken. “They helpedme a lot and I know there is someonewho has been through what I wentthrough. This book is for everyone. Iusemyownexperiences to encouragepeople to lift themselves up and go onwith life. They will look at life witha different eye because I’m encourag-ing them to use their setbacks ascomebacks and fulfil their purposesin life,” said Tshienda

One of her poems is entitled “Awoman with tears and laughter”. “Iadmire women’s strength. Theymight be broken to pieces but theystill manage to put a smile on theirface and move on. Things can be diffi-cult but I just admire the strengththat is deep within a woman, we justneed to find it,” she said.

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Maar noudat dr. Karin Baatjes aan diegang is, rol die reënbaadjies behoorlik invir leerders van ’n skool in DelftKarin,wat in dieTygervallei-waterfront

woon, is ’n spesialis-chirurg by die Tyger-berg-hospitaal en dosent aan die Universi-teit Stellenbosch se mediese fakulteit.Sy het tot enmet verlede Vrydagmiddag

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trek omhiermee te help, want daar is 1 200leerders in die skool. Elkeen het ’n reën-baadjie nodig ...” skimp sy goedhartig.Dié baadjies sal aan die Primêre Skool

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nie – sjoe, ek weet nie eens hoe dit daarlyk nie, en het nog niemet die hoof gepraatnie. Maar een van my vriende is ’n onder-wyser daar,” sê sy oor haar keuse van ’nontvanger-skool.Karin is eintlik maar beskeie oor dié

projek van haar.“Dis regtig nie ekke nie. Al wat ék doen,

is ommense aan te spoor. Dit is onwerklikhoe bereidwillig mense is om so iets tedoen!” lag sy.Die projek het ook aftrek op Twitter be-

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baadjies op 17 Junie – “net ná Jeugdag” –by die skool af te lewer.V Enigeen wat tot dié projek wil bydra of net meerinligting verlang, kan Karin kontak by kbaat[email protected] of [email protected].

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The cost is R350 per person and there areonly 100 tickets available to this sought-afterevent in aid of educating and recruiting po-tential donors onto the South African BoneMarrow Registry.V Contact Janine le Roux on 021 701 0661 or [email protected] for more information.

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Dr. Karin Baatjes staan aan die stuur van ’nprojek om reënbaadjies aan kinders in Delftte skenk.


DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

Over 500 children were finger-printed, weighed and meas-ured at the Pick n Pay Hyper

on Saturday morning as part of achild protection drive by theBrackenfell police.

“I thought my guts were going tofall out as panic took over,” saysDessie Rechner, founder of thePink Ladies when describing herstate of mind on the day her grand-daughter went missing in a shop-ping centre.

Fortunately her grandchild waslater found hiding in a changingroom, but this grim experienceprompted Rechner to start the “MyLittle Fingerprints Project”, inconjunction with the South Afri-can Police Service two years ago.

“With this project we fingerprintchildren and collate all the neces-sary information needed the quick-en a search in the case of a childgoing missing,” she says.

‘Every child is my child’The information sheet with the

prints, complete description of thechild and a recent photo are thenkept in a safe place by parents.

“The vast difference between ouroffering of this service and that ofsimilar organisations, is that we of-fer this service free of charge.There can be no price placed on thelife of any child and it is our strongbelief that ‘every child is my child’,an ethos that we are actively at-tempting to reinforce in communi-ties across South Africa,” she says.

Rechner added the number ofunidentified deceased childrenwho are found and buried withoutnames is astounding.

“The sooner information is dis-seminated the better the chancethe child will be found. And in theunfortunate case where a child isfound deceased, the fingerprintscan then be used to identify thechild and bring closure to theirfamilies,” she says. In Brackenfell99% of all missing children casesare teen runaways, according toW/O Erica Crous.

“They are usually found withintwo weeks when it is discoveredthat they ran away from home dueto difficult circumstances,” Croussays.

Missing cases increasingNeither the Brackenfell Police or

the Pink Ladies provided local sta-tistics, but according to informa-tion provided by Missing ChildrenSA, 89 children were reportedmissing to them in the WesternCape between 1 June last year and31 May this year. Only 68 of thesechildren were found.

“These numbers are based oncases reported to them and do notreflect all the cases reported toSAPS,” read a press statement is-sued by the organisation last week.

“According to the Missing Per-sons Bureau, a child goes missingevery five hours in our country. In2013 they recorded 1 697 cases ofmissing children reported to theSouth African Police Service. Ourcase load increases every year –not necessarily only because more

individuals go missing, but also be-cause more people become awareof Missing Children SA and the ser-vice we render,” it was stated.

More awareness neededReasons children are reported

missing are categorised. Runa-ways account for 45%, parental ab-duction for 1.2%, stranger abduc-tion for 0.85% and confirmed hu-man trafficking for 0.42%. Generalor unknown reasons account forthe most.

“On a daily basis we are strivingto make more and more peopleaware of the reality of human traf-ficking. We are sure more cases re-ported to SAPS as well as to our or-ganisation are because of humantrafficking, but at this stage it can-not be proven. According to the In-ternational Labour Organisation itis estimated that 1.2 million chil-dren are trafficked each year. Fur-thermore, 32 billion dollars’ profitis generated annually from humantrafficking,” Missing SA stated.

Parent Michelle Fischer fromKuils River said she first becameaware of similar fingerprintingprojects while living in the USA.

“Now that we are back, I am elat-ed that we can do it here. I will defi-nitely sleep better at night.”

‘Pink’ drive to keep kids safe

RIGHT: Shay Smith from Brackenfellwatches closely as Sergeant Christopher De Koker takes her prints.PHOTO: DESIRÉE RORKE

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Volcanic Ewan devourschillies with a smile

From left are Freda Sieglaar of Pickn Pay, Volcanic category winnerEwan Owen, GoodHope FM DJ GuyMcDonald and Natalie Dippenaar ofN1 City.


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Die familie van die bejaardevrou wat twee weke gelede inRuyterwacht vermoor is, ismoedeloos omdat daar steedsgeen vordering met die saak isnie.

SusanaLoubser (79) is in haarhuis in Sakabula-straat oorval,aangerand enmet ’n skerp voor-werp in die nek gesteek. Sy hetop haar bed aan haar wond be-swyk.

Haar seun, Albert Loubser, sêdie familie is gefrustreerd, om-dat hulle niks van die polisiehoor nie. “Ons het nog niks vandie ondersoekbeampte gehoornie. Elke dag hoop ons daar salgoeie nuuswees,maar tot op he-de is daar nie eens ’n leidraadnie. As iemand net kan sê hoedie ondersoek verloop, sal dithelp,” sê Albert.

Hy sê hy kan nie gerugte be-vestig dat daar ’n onbekendeweldoener is wat nóg R10 000 be-lowehet vir inligtingwatkan leitot die inhegtenisneming van syma se moordenaar nie.

“Ek weet net van die een R10000-beloning, maar of daar nogis, weet ek nie. Ons probeermaar nie luister na al die gerug-te wat die ronde doen nie. Ditontstel ’n mens net.” Intussengaan lede van die familie pam-flette laat maak en in Ruyter-wacht en ander nabygeleë dorpeversprei in ’n poging ommoont-like inligting rakende die

moord te bekom.Sers. Fred Smith, woordvoer-

der van die polisie in Elsiesri-vier, wat vir die ondersoek ver-antwoordelik is, sê daar is noggeen vordering met die onder-soek nie. “Daar het nog geen nu-we inligting aan die lig gekomnie en niemand is nog in ver-band met die moord in hegtenisgeneem nie,” sê Smith.

Die moord op Susana het ty-dens beurtkrag gebeur, maarvrees bestaan op die dorp dat be-ligting oor die algemeen ’n pro-bleem is.

Joseph Chadow, ’n gemeen-skapsleier en lid van die dorp sebuurtwag, sêRuyterwacht is on-derbelig.

“Sekere dele van die dorp isnet te donker om veilig te voel.Baiemisdade kan verhoedwordasdaarnet beter beligting is.Be-ter beligting gaan ook die werkvan die buurtwag vergemaklik,aangesien ons soms in baie ge-vaarlike situasies beland,” sêChadow.

’n Beoogde vergadering omdie beligtingsprobleem te be-spreek, is verlede Woensdagvermoedelik weens reën afge-las.

Hierdie vergadering sou deuronder meer Michael van Neel (GrandWest se sekerheidsbe-stuurder), lt.kol. Sciocatti (El-siesriver-polisie), Charl Kit-ching (metropolisie) en JustinFransman van die Stad Kaap-stad se openbare beligting byge-woon gewees het.

Geen vordering metRuyterwacht-moord

“Net ’n matras om op teslaap, asseblief!

“Ons huis het afge-brand en nou slaap ek enmy boetieop die grond. Kan ek asseblief ’nmatras kry om op te slaap?”

Dít was die versoek uit die mondvan ’n tienjarige meisie – een vanhonderde hartverskeurende ver-soeke.

Sowat 6 000 leerders uit 13 skolein swaarkrywoonbuurte in Kaap-stad het onlangs deelgeneemaan ’nwenslys-kompetisie wat deur Tra-ceOnline georganiseer is.

TraceOnline is deur die StadKaapstad gekontrakteer ommensewat Stad Kaapstad-huise huur ofgekoop het, by te staan met behui-singsinligting, met inligting oorbehuisingstoelaes en om invorde-rings te doen.

“Ons beweeg elke dag in die ge-biede en beleef mense se swaarkryen seer. Dit is egter ’n ander storieas jy dit in die sukkelhandskrif van’n jong laerskoolkind lees, wat hartoopmaak oor die wind en reën watdwarsdeur hul wendyhuis waai,dat daar nie genoeg kos in die huisis nie, dat tot vier van hulle op die-selfde bed onder een kombersmoetslaap, of soms net die versugtingom ‘eendag my eie kamer’ te hê”,sê Chris Barnard, projekbestuur-der by TraceOnline.

“Ons het besluit om elke maand’n paar van die kinders se dromeop hul wenslysie waar te maak.

“Die skool waaruit die wenkindkom, ontvang ook ’n aansienlikehoeveelheid skryfbehoeftes.

“Ons weet dis net ’n druppel in

die emmer, maar het besluit om ’nklein verskil te probeermaakwaarons kan.”

’nKwart vandie kinders het aan-gedui dat hulle in swak omstandig-hede woon en dringend kos, klere,komberse, beddens enmatrasse be-nodig. Uit die terugvoer van diekinders blyk dit daar word in 31%van die huise een of meer apparaatbenodig – onder meer ’n stoof, ys-kas, ketel en mikrogolfoond.

Byna 30% van die kinders hetaangedui dat daar by hul huise

stukkende toilette, wasbakke, gei-sers en deure, gebreekte ruite, lek-kende dakke en plafonne en foutie-we elektriese bedrading is.

Ander vra dat hul huise geverfmoet word. Van die kinders en hulgesinne bly in ander mense se ag-terplase in opslaanhuise.

Sowat 12% van die kinders vrasekuriteitshulp, omdat hulle on-veilig voel. Baie vra vir veilig-heidsheinings en diefwering ombendegroepe en misdadigers uithul huise te hou.

TraceOnline maak kindersse harte sommer baie bly

Kaylin Fransman (graad 4) van die Primêre Skool Cavaleria in Scottsdene hettwee beddens en matrasse ontvang. Sy kon byna nie haar geluk glo nie. Hiervertel Chris Barnard van TraceOnline vir Kaylin van haar prys, terwyl haarskoolhoof, Hurshell Carolissen, toekyk.


Aglobal pharmaceutical companybased inBellville last week received approval fromAmerica’s Federal Drug Administration(FDA) for a newpaediatricHIV/Aidsmedi-cation.

Cipla claims their innovative new medi-cation, Lopinavir/ritonavir (LPV/r), is theworld’s first paediatric oral pellet of itskind for treating children and infants withHIV/Aids.

The medication is said to be derivedthrough theuseofmelt-extrusion technolo-gy.

Current paediatric HIV/Aids medica-tion comes mostly in liquid form, but Ci-pla’s new pellets are powdered and en-closed in capsules, and meant to be sprin-kled and ingested with breakfast.

“The pellets are to be sprinkled on sweet-enedporridge for infants andadministeredto them,” said Cipla CEO Paul Miller.

The breakthrough stems from collabora-tive research with the clinical trials unitof the University College of London.

Their efforts were centred around devel-oping a “novel child-friendly formulation”– and the subsequentFDAapproval thereofas part of an emergencyplan forAids relief.

Unique drug delivery system“We are extremely proud to have devel-

oped this innovative formulation of LPV/roral pellets for infants and young chil-dren,” Miller said.

“Cipla has been committed to the causeof HIV/Aids for over two decades. This in-novativeway of drug delivery through oralpellets for some of society’s youngest Aidssufferers reiterates our commitment toprovide access to life saving medicines inthe fight against HIV/Aids,” he said.

Cipla’s chief medical officer JaideepGogtay, cited that ingredients Lopinavirand Ritonavir were preferred in paediatricantiretroviral patents.

“This unique drug delivery system is a

breakthrough in paediatric specific treat-ment for infants,” he added.

“The traditionally available antiretrovi-ral liquid formulations and tablets havetheir own challenges when it comes totreating infants.”

Their formulation is specific to childrenweighing 5kg and more, and who are onsemi-solid food, he said.

The drugs are just in time: UNAIDS citesabout a third of children born with HIVwho go without treatment, die before theirfirst birthday and half die before they turntwo.

ARVs in liquid formTygerBurger contacted a number of par-

ties to learn just how this global innovationimpacted the local market.

House of Thembiso is a place of safety forbabies up to 24 months. They take care ofabandoned HIV-positive babies or thosewith other physical or mental disabilitiesuntil they can be adopted.

Sonja Vos, a spokesperson for House ofThembiso in Durbanville, said the babiesthey take careof, aremuch too small toben-efit from the new medication.

“Our babies are just weeks old, days old.We are not allowed to administer medica-tion to them in their milk formula. Wework very comfortably with the currentdrops we use,” Vos said.

Thembiso has sister branches in Good-wood and Kuils River. Dalene de Meyer isthe housemother of theHouse of Thembisoin Kraaifontein.

She is responsible for, among others, thebabies’ medication, which is administeredaccording to a strict schedule twice daily.

“Our babies get their antiretrovirals inliquid form, but that is basically becausethis is all they are able to consume. It hasto be delivered to them punctually,” shetold TygerBurger.

They use two different kinds, one ofwhich has to be delivered once a day – “notfive minutes before or five minutes afterthe stipulated time” – and the other once

daily, every 12 hours.Dalene says it very rarely happens that

they get older babies in that are on solidfoods, and thus able to have Cipla’s LPV/radministered to them.

Suitable for older children“Our babies are three or fourmonths old

when they come in. Only at about sixmonths do they start on solidfoods.

“Unless a doctor permits usto use any medication in theirmilk, we simply drip the cur-rent antiretrovirals into theirlittle mouths,” she said. “Thisnew medication would defi-nitely be suited for older chil-dren and toddlers.”

The Treatment Action Cam-paign’s Marcus Low, head ofpolicy, lauded Cipla on the de-velopment of LPV/r. “Theyshould get credit. There are abunch of issues with childrentaking ARVs,” he said.

Unpalatable liquids“Basically, themore options

we have, the better. Not allARVs come in liquid form, sothat’s one issue. At the mo-ment there is a real problemwith some of the ARVs beingeither too big and then thewrong dosage for children,”he said.

Low said some of the liquidswere knownto taste unpalatable to children.

“It is important to remember that takingARVs is a lifelong commitment. So even ifthe new meds make things just a little bet-ter in something you’re going to have touse for the rest of your life, then it’s good,”he said.

Low said there was a general problemwith making medication that childrencould consume. “In that sense, a drug likethis is a result of hard work from different

people to try tomakemedication specifical-ly aimed at consumption by children.”

TheDrugs forNeglectedDiseases (DNDi)had beenworking specifically on this prob-lem, Low said.

On their website the DNDi says currenttreatment options for HIV-positive chil-dren were insufficient. “Little investmenthas beenmade to ensure the safety and effi-cacy of antiretrovirals in treating chil-dren, or to develop child-appropriate for-mulations.”

Cipla’s HIV/Aids medicine a ‘world first’

Paul Miller, Cipla CEO.

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The third edition of the popular Battle ofthe Titans body-building and fitnessshow will be held at the CPUT Bellville

campus on Saturday 20 June.Battle of the Titans III is one of the biggest

shows on the calendar and attracts some ofthe best physiques in the country.The show is not sanctioned by any federa-

tionandhas overR160 000 in cashandprizes.According to the owner of the privately

owned show, Kevin Schwartz (Bellville) heis excited about the upcoming show. “Thiswill be our third Battle of the Titans showand it really has grown in leaps and bounds.If you look back we only had 88 competitorsback in 2013 at the first show. Last year wehad a 163 athletes from around the countrycompeting.“Wewill only know onFriday night, at the

officialweigh-in and registration, howmanyathletes will take to the stage, but the feed-back has been overwhelming so far.“This showhas always been about the ath-

letes from the very start. I wanted to createthe ultimate platform for them to showcasetheir hard work and portray a healthy lifes-tyle. So far I thinkmy team and I have giventhem that platform,” said Schwartz.For the first time ever two athletes will

each win a R25 000 bursary from two acade-mies which would help them further theircareer in the fitness industry.Registration and weigh-in will take place

at CPUT Bellville on Friday 19 June from17:00 to 20:00. On Saturday morning at 08:00the athletes’ briefing will take place, fol-lowed by pre-judging at 09:00 with the mainshow starting at 18:00.Local comedian and actor Charles “Karl

Ahari” Tertiens will be the master of cere-monies on the evening and will be sure tohave the athletes relaxed and the audiencein stitches.Tickets cost R100 (pre-judging) and R150

(main show). Tickets are available at thedoor and at computicket.com. For more in-formation, contact Kevin Schwartz on 072447 7520 or [email protected].

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Bafana Bafana will be playing an interna-tional friendly against Angola at the CapeTown stadium on 16 June.The City of Cape Town has confirmed

that it will honour the Youth Day fixtureafter the South African Football Associa-tion (Safa) approached it in May.GarrethBloor,mayoral committeemem-

ber for tourism, events and economic de-velopment, has called on residents to comeout in their numbers to support our soccerstars.“We are honoured to host this match at

our world-class stadium on Youth Day.Our support for the event is part of ourstrategy to position Cape Town as theevents capital of Africa,” says Bloor.Meanwhile, Safa reiterated its delight at

having the national team return to CapeTown, where they say they have always re-ceived favourable support in the past.

“It is always great to play our matchesin Cape Town where we have previouslyenjoyedmassive support, andwe are confi-dent that this time around it will be no dif-ferent,” says Safa CEO Dennis Mumble.“We urge the fans of the beautiful game, inparticular the fans of BafanaBafana, to ral-ly behind the team.”The team last played at the Cape Town

stadium in September last year, when theyplayed to a goalless draw with Nigeria,whichhelpedpave theway into theAfricanCup of Nations (Afcon) held in EquatorialGuinea earlier this year.Shakes Mashaba’s charges will kick off

their qualification campaign for 2017’s edi-tion of Afcon against Gambia inDurban on13 June before heading to Cape Town.The match against Angola will give Ma-

shaba a better indication of where hissquad is ahead of their African NationsChampionship (CHAN) preliminary roundqualifier against Mauritius on 20 June.Tickets cost R60 and R100 at Computicket.

Bafana Bafana return to Cape Town against Angola

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SAREL BURGER

Tygerberg-klub het Saterdag op Florida-park die tier in sy naam laat ontwaak om insy Superliga-rugbywedstryd teen Durban-ville-Bellville ’n verrassende oorwinning tebehaal.Nadat die spannemekaar aanvanklik lam-

gelê het met goeie verdediging, was dit dietuisspanwat in die tweede skofmet veel gro-ter doelgerigtheid die meeste aanvalswerkgedoen het om die Durbies met 22-10 te troef.In ’n uitgestelde wedstryd van verlede

maandhet Belharmet 22-16met Primrose af-gereken.Belhar het deeglik munt geslaan uit die

tuisspan se foute en strafbare oortredings.In dieB-afdelingvandieSuperliga verloop

dinge steeds flink vir die meeste spanne indie Tygerbergstreek.Noordelikes/Nothlink-kollege het sy ses-

de agtereenvolgende sege ingeryg deur Ran-gers met 37-3 te verslaan.Brackenfell het ’n ewe oortuigende oor-

winning van 39-13 oorViolets behaal enBell-ville was met 25-20 te sterk vir Collegians.In ’n plaaslike derby-kragmeting het

Kuilsrivier met 35-23 Kraaifontein se Hands& Heart geklop.Unie-Milnerton het ietwat onverwags met

35-40 teen Pniël Villagers vasgeval.Die Tygerbergse spanne in die A-afdeling

vat die komende naweek ’n blaaskans.Die program in die B-afdeling (tuisspan

eerste) is: Bellville t Hands & Heart, NNK tHamlets, Rangers t Kuilsrivier.

Belhar reken af met Primrose

Drie Tygerbergseskole kraai koning

Keith Ntuntwanavan die Hoërskool Brackenfellslaan die balaan, terwylMilnerton sevleuel, JustinBartes, nie gougenoeg uit sypad kon komnie. Brackenfellhet die wedstrydop sy tuisveldoorheers en met620 gewen.

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SAREL BURGER

Die eerste rugbyspanne van die hoërsko-le Bellville, Brackenfell en D.F. Malanwas al drie aan diewenkant in die jongstereeks wedstryde in die WP se Premierli-ga.Durbanville het goed opgeweeg teenHS

Bellville, maar kon nie dieselfde welslaeas dié van verlede seisoen behaal nie enis met 24-17 getroef.D.F. Malan het met ’n telling van 28-23

vir die eerste keer sedert 2008 daarin ge-slaag om De Kuilen te klop, terwyl Brac-kenfell nege drieë teenMilnerton ingeryghet vir ’n wegholsege van 62-0.In wedstryde teen Bolandse eweknieë

was Stellenberg, danksy goeie agterlyn-

spel, met 29-13 te sterk vir Hugenote, ter-wyl HTS Bellville oor gans te veel skiet-goed vir Vredenburg beskik het en die be-soekers met 61-6 gelooi het.HS Tygerberg het egtermet 14-37 sy rie-

me styfgeloop teen HTS Drostdy.HS Tygerberg en D.F. Malan se o.19A-

rugbyspanne het verlede Dinsdag die be-sondere eer te beurt geval om die eersteskolespanne te wees wat mekaar in ’nwedstryd op die Kaapstad-stadion te konaandurf. Die Tiere was bobaas met 57-17.Ander spanne wat die afgelope naweek

oorwinnings behaal het, was Monument-park (36-3 t J.G. Meiring) en Scottsdene(34-15 t Excelsior), maar Fairbairn is met55-0 ore aangesit deur Hottentots-Hol-land.

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