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Roekelose klipgooiers eis Taxi drivers take a ‘Stand’ derde ‘victim’

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Symptomatic van huidige ‘lawlessness’

Kobus Meyer Die vyftien jarige tiener, Robyn November wat onlangs in 35ste Laan, Elsiesrivier, doodgegooi is met baksteen, is glo die derde victim. So sê ‘n inwoner van Elsiesrivier, meneer Sydney Rhoda. Sy en haar pa was oppad na die N1 Stad Mall, toe die baksteen haar teen die kop getref het.

Hartseer pa, mnr November sê sy dogter het so uitgesien om na die N1stad Mall te gaan. “Ons sou na die Century City Mall gery het, maar sy het toe aangedring dat ons na N1 gaan. Ai, as ek maar geweet het dat dit sou gebeur met my liefling kind sal ek nooit na die N1stad gery het nie. Maar dis alles in God se hande. Hy weet die hoe koms en die waaroms, ons kan nie daarteen stry nie.”

Elsiesrivier, het ook die familie gaan ondersteun tydens haar gedenkdiens in Bishop Lavis. “Dis ‘n hartseer dag vir ons almal. Om jou kind op so ‘n wrede manier aan die dood af te staan is nie maklik nie. Ek wil graag vandag die familie bemoedig om sterk te wees en weet dat sy veilig in die hande van Koning Jesus Christus is.”

Mnr. Moosa, oud inwoner van 35ste Laan, sê daar het al twee soortgelyke gevalle plaasgevind.

Hy sê ‘n motorbestuurder is opslag dood toe bendes ook motoriste met klippe gestook het en die bestuurder teen ‘n ligpaal gery het. “Ek wil graag motoriste waarsku om uiters versigtig te wees, wanneer hulle van dié roete gebruik maak,” sê Mnr. Moosa.

Die polisie het glo ‘n vyftienjarige Raadslid Chris Jordaan, wyk 28, seun inhegtenis geneem vir die Elsiesrivier, en meneer Sydney, moord. gemeenskapleier in Clarke Estate,

Yesterday, taxi drivers operating in Bonteheuwel cordoned off the entrance into Bluegum Street.

Many areas in the Western Cape have been ravaged with gangster violence. This latest action from

taxi drivers was prompted by the shooting of a young man as he got off the taxi. Furthermore, at selected spots taxi drivers are coerced into paying ‘protection money’ to safeguard their route

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and passengers. The situation has become untenable, given lack of leadership from leading authorities. (Copy submitted)

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South Africa painfully in need of real leaders Because real leaders are in short supply.

Proverbs 25:3&28: When the country is in chaos everybody has a plan to fix it but it takes a leader of real understanding to straighten things out.

To think we have come so far since the days of apartheid and 24 years into our young democracy we had to witness the community clashes with the authorities on the slow process of promises made by politicians during municipal electioneering around housing.

There is no reason why our people should be living in shacks and

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with this sensitive and complex issue with a measure of calmness, soberness and rational. We call on our communities to remain calm, strong and hopeful and let us work more closely together and avoid division amongst us. That’s how we defeated apartheid. We call on government to eradicate the high levels of corruption in government and municipalities because it has become a serious threat to our young democracy and the profound gains we have achieved in the last 24 years and to restore our national pride, to improve on government

schools ever. I then completed my home schooling and by 2002 was inducted at UWC where I read for my BA degree in English and Linguistics, Honours in English and one Linguistics module, as I attended Heideveld Primary for well as PGCE which is the teaching a year and then we relocated to diploma.

Electric City in Eerste River where my formative years would be spent I remember fondly how I used to as an academic whilst vacationing walk down Bluegum road, turn left in Bonteheuwel at my two into Dissel Road, then walk down grandmothers’ homes, the one in Jakkalsvlei road and then head to Bluegum road; the recently departed Bonteheuwel station to UWC and Mildred Siebritz and my maternal back. Other days would be spent late grandmother Freda Paulse playing tennis at the Bonteheuwel from Hardepeer Street, as well as tennis club near Nerina Primary my aunts in Tafelsig, Portlands, School.

Silvertown and Steenberg, hence I also remember whilst during my me representing the Cape Flats.

PGCE doing my observation for I finished my schooling at Spurwing two weeks at Modderdam High Primary at the end of ‘98 and headed school and then did my History back to Bonteheuwel and was home Method project about Bonteheuwel schooled as my dad didn’t want high where I interviewed an me to attend any Bonteheuwel educator about the life and times policeman at that time and we lived in the Manenberg Police Flats. My mom Cheryl Siebritz raised my siblings and me and kept our home together.

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inhumane conditions when we know there are land available. We call on government to take the people of this country seriously and not to underestimate the intelligence, patience and loyalty of the people. For too long we have allowed irresponsible, corrupt, unethical, discredited leaders to be at the helm government. The public is growing weary of plans and empty promises and is demanding action. They are no longer going to be held ransom by politicians who don’t have the community at heart. We call on the police to deal

official’s work ethic and to restore the citizen’s hope and trust once more. As a government you have received a mandate to build a South Africa that will enshrine the human rights of all and equal opportunities, regardless of class or gender. Feel free to contact: 064 1339 460|Email:ken.mitchell@ telkomsa.net

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BY LEE SIEBRITZ What an honour and thrill it is to be here today representing my community Bonteheuwel!

My name is Lee Siebritz and I hail from Bonteheuwel known to many in Bonteheuwel as Bonstancia which is a mixture of Bonteheuwel and Constantia and then also known as Beverly Hills, because it is so colorful, hilly and jolly.

Yes, I was born and bred on the colourful hills of Bonteheuwel on the 12th of March 1985 and grew up there for most of my life with my siblings Zaundrei and Shimonne.

But I also lived in Manenberg as my father Lionel Siebritz was a

of Bonteheuwel High, my cousin also attended that school headed by Nicki Pather.

I did my teaching practice at Oude Molen Technical High school, professionally taught at St. Theresa’s Primary school for 6 months and then left for greener pastures where I taught in South Korea for 4 and half years and in China for about a year, then came back to South Africa by 2011, taught at Windermere High school, Spurwing Primary school, Belthorn Primary and then finally back to Bonteheuwel at E. A. Janari Primary School, where I have taught for about 4 years and two weeks non-consecutively.

(Speech given during an interview on Bush Radio earlier this month)

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GrandWest works to improve mathematical abilities Team Sonic rush to aid of local Team Sonic was of learners

GrandWest partnered with AIMS (African Institute for Mathematical Sciences) to improve maths results at Khulani High School in Langa.

“GrandWest facilitated a project where Grade 10, 11 and 12 learners from the school are tutored by AIMSSEC (African Institute for Mathematical Sciences School Enrichment Centre) Master’s students every weekend for 14 weeks, and going forward we will manage and oversee the programme to ensure learning takes place every Saturday,” said Heidi Edson (the Group Socio Economic Development Specialist at Sun Heidi Edson, the Group Socio International), Simnikiwe Hlalukana (learner), Mervyn Naidoo (GM, Economic Development Specialist GrandWest), Hlomla Mvimbi (learner). (Credit: “Alfonso Stoffels - Nickay”) at Sun International project to tutor Grade 11 and 12 “AIMSSEC are perfect partners “We are delighted 128 learners learners from I.D. Mkize Senior as they are already involved have enrolled to be tutored and Secondary School and Gugulethu in facilitating programmes to AIMS has committed to bringing Comprehensive schools in teachers and learners in underfive tutors and a coordinator every Gugulethu. “The intervention resourced schools to improve week,” said Edson. seemed to have been effective as the quality of teaching and GrandWest got involved in maths a large number of the students who learning mathematics,” she said. intervention in 2016 when we first participated are pursuing higher (Copy submitted) collaborated with AIMSSEC in a education studies,” said Edson.

created by 16 year old Zeenat Abrahams in 2017 with the help of her father Walied Abrahams and her mother Maalieyah Abrahams. Zeenat fell in love with the sport which is where cars from all over the Western Cape set up competitions and even charity events to test car audio systems to determine how many decibels you can hit. Team sonic is not just a sound team competing in car audio competitions. It is one big family which helps and likes to assist everywhere it can in communities.

Team Sonic goal as a team is to help where needed and provide assistance to the community/ ies.

The plight of the Bezuidenhout family in Bonteheuwel grabbed our attention and really touched us Team Sonic hearts as they were brave enough to ask for help over

social media despite what people would think of them. Team Sonic decided it would help gather essentials for the family. Natasha Peters and Maalieyah Abrahams decided to buy some groceries and the rest of the team gathered clothing and as a team decided to all pitch up and surprise the Bezuidenhout family. There are so many more families which need assistance and with goodwill and time, some good humanity can be restored. If anyone would like to assist with donations you can contact the Bezuidenhout family @ (072 072 9200) (copy submitted)

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Eulogy

On the 4th of April 2018, our family said goodbye to one of our own. But she was also one of Bonteheuwel own, having grown up in the area, and attended school at Bramble Way Primary. Her name was Verouschka Eileen Geduldt (pic. right), and she was exceptional.

As a young girl, she always stood out. Aim a camera, and she’d be ready. She had the craziest poses and loved the limelight. Show her the stage, and she’d be on it.

When her brother, Zaylin was born, she became a big sister and protected her brother fiercely.

She was so happy for Zaylin on his wedding day, and so proud of the man that he has become, as stated in the speech she read at his wedding. Verouscka and her mother were close, but they also had their differences. While this might have been so, they found each other again in the end, they found in each other the love that But, before all the other kids in has always been there – a love the family came around, it was shared between mother and child. just her and her aunt Nawaal, A love and bond that will never growing up together, not just as aunt and niece, but as best friends change or fade… Verouschka and sisters. They were together endured the toughest thing any all through their school career; mother could ever go through, she partied and danced together, and lost her firstborn child. But being they were even dressed the same the person that she was, she got (same outfits, different colors). But through it, and she emerged even then two became three, and four stronger than she was before. The and five, and the family expanded, horrific experience highlighted and she became a cousin, a sister, a who she really was, and that was niece, a daughter, a granddaughter a strong, determined and brave and above all, she was a mom. individual. There will never be Family was the most important another like her. She was a fighter, right till the end. thing to her.

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She really wanted to be a mother.

And when Autumn was born, she was so content. She loved that little girl more than life itself. She would give her last to make sure her daughter was taken care of.

And while she may not be with us physically when Autumn has her next birthday, or when Autumn graduates high school and college, or when she walks down the aisle, she will be with her in spirit. And our family will all make sure that she remembers who her mother was, though, Verouschka is the type of person that you can’t easily infectious laugh or naughty sense of humour, the world will certainly forget. not be the same without her, and She was light, and that light has not her absence is deeply felt. dimmed, it has only transferred to Autumn, she is her mother in so Verouschka and her grandfather many ways…..Verouschka knew were very close. It broke us all how to get under your skin, and when he passed eight months was the most stubborn girl we ago, but we got through the tough knew, but she also had the biggest time together as a family, which is heart and would give love freely. what we do. And when we thought She was the epitome of love, and that things were just starting the wore her heart on her sleeve. It look better again, this happened. will be so difficult not seeing her It feels so unfair, for her to have at any more family gatherings and been plucked from this life at only parties, especially not hearing that 34 years of age, but we believe that

Linda’s Daycare

Fun and laughter combined with lots of crying from kids on the catwalk looking for mommy and daddy dominated the annual

Linda’s Daycare model show held earlier in the month. Vey heartwarming was the amount of parents in attendance. (pic supply)

Walking ladies visits Mimosa The Muslim Judicial Council (SA MJC) in conjunction with the MJC department of Quranic affairs held its annual Ramadhan Qiraa-ah programme at the Darul

Islam mosque in Surrey Estate.

In the picture are local Surrey Estate resident Mieaad Frydie reciting verses from the Qur’an.

(Credit Rashied Isaacs)

Community organisation in frantic mode Heideveld Evolutionaries School of Dance is a non-profit organization, intended not for gain. It has different projects running in the Heideveld area with DanceSport one of the projects. Currently we teach dance athletes from Manenberg, Heideveld, Nyanga, Gugulethu, Blackheath areas and greater Athlone surrounds.

The majority of these dancers are from under privileged households and impoverished neighbourhoods.

Now given the opportunity to test themselves they are to compete in a major competition scheduled for July 12 to 15 in Oudtshoorn. The

organisation is not by the means to accommodate let alone clothed them with proper attire. In this instance Heideveld Evolutionaries School of Dance are anxiously appealing for donation/s and or sponsorship/s to help fulfill a lifelong ambition of participating. Many of these children are living their dream and failure to send them will be huge setback to their aspirations. For more information contact Lily Ford @ 083 2356 791/ 081 3364 971or email: lilyford52@ gmail.com or Administration: Ilona Petersen ipetersen32@gmail.com/ 0828185640.

As part of their peace message couple with living a healthy life the vigorous and prominent Bonteheuwel Walking Ladies

visited Mimosa Primary School to encourage learners to become more well-mannered and upstanding citizens. (Credit A Jacobs)

SOCIAL MEDIA PROTOCOL Don’t post any personal information.

IN CRIME REPORTING AND Don’t post irrelevant information PREVENTION (advertising, lost pets, road blocks, There are a couple of don’ts to follow speed traps or any council issues). when using social media in the fight (Copy Submitted) against crime:

she is in a better place.

Where she is, there is no more pain and no more suffering, and she has great company, she has Cassiem Boltman, her grandfather, also a stalwart in the Bonteheuwel community. Verouschka left an indelible mark with all who knew her, and an indelible mark in the hearts of her family. To know her, was to love her, and we did, and always will. Rest in eternal peace, Verouschka, until we meet again…

(Submitted by Nawaal Ernstzen)

We claim victory with drama and marimba

The drama team of Mount View High school went for an audition at Zwaanswyk High School on the May 15, 2018, where the learners acted out their play called: “We claim victory.”

Taking it back into the streets of Hanover Park, young learners act it out as several different characters. The cast consists of a prostitute, church lady, gay guy (moffie) the door operator of a taxi (gatjie) plus so much more.

Their performance was amazing even if I must say so myself.

To have the potential to act in front of several different schools is a success which only you would understand if you part of the audience.

Masoodah Jansen, (media person of Mount View High School) interviewed the drama team, and asks them a few questions: Why was the act called “We claim victory?”

Ashante said, “To show our raw talent, to show people what’s happening in our community is not always bad but also good. Supporting learner Chanté added, “It is all up to the people themselves to make the choice. Not everything is going to be okay unless you make it okay. To show people in our environment that we want to make a change and our change start where we claiming victory in our community.”

This drama team will showcase ‘I claim victory,’ at the Artscape High School Drama Festival,” running from 13 – 16 August 2018 at Artscape Theatre in Cape Town.

The school Marimba Band will also take part in the Marimba Festival scheduled for June 2 at Baxter Theatre.

The core message of the Mount View High School cultural group is simply ‘we taking it from the paper to stage.’

If there is any way you can support the drama team with props, T-shirt etc.

Please contact the Director Mr Williams @ 060 427 1211/ Tasriekwilliam23@gmail.com/ admin@mountviewhigh.co.za Story submitted by school media person: Masoodah Jansen (Grade 10 learner)

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LET’S TALK BUSINESS BUSINESS REGISTRATION BASICS

You have done you all your research for your new small business venture.

You have penned your idea and are now ready to formalise this business.

There are various business forms you may operate your business in such as a sole proprietor, partnership, non-profit organisation and personal liability company. For now, we will focus on a private company.

Registration of a private company (or a “(Pty) Ltd”) is regulated by the

Meeran cries ‘My time has come’

My grateful thanks go out to EA Janari Primary School for my Retirement Farewell Function which went far beyond my expectations. Every guest was well chosen. It was heartwarming to see all the special people in my life present at this auspicious occasion.

The venue and atmosphere was superb. The meal was divine, most delicious. Hall Decor exotic. Sound and the music played were close to my heart. The affirmation of my character brought much tears to my family’s eyes.

memorandum of incorporation. Your official registration documents will Companies Act and is done through be sent to you electronically within the Companies and Intellectual a few weeks. Share certificates are Property Commission (or “CIPC”). made for the first shareholders.

Registrations can be done at your closest CIPC office, accountant or Once the business is registered, the other registration agencies. You income tax number will be provided would need to provide up to five by SARS and the business would possible company names. Once have to register for other relevant the name is reserved, the registration taxes and levies, such as employees can be lodged with CIPC. These tax, workmens’ compensation, to should be accompanied by identity name but a few. documents and addresses of the It is important to consult the initial directors, as well as the Business Act of 1991 to establish The poem written by Mr Siebritz and trumpet items played by Mr Dada surely made me cry when I thought I was so strong. The planning for this event was one of the very best.

Extraordinary and amazing to see how well everyone knows what I like best.

My staff was all immaculately attired representing the school colours. Too stunning for words! The men in red ties! Thanks guys. The ladies were too beautiful to describe. Exquisitely dressed! Non educators all looked like a picture out of a book. Indeed, very smartly groomed.

The slide show presentation with such wonderful memories will never be forgotten. The valuable gift placed in my room reminds me of all my

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with Heinrich Jemane whether the nature of your business would require a trading license from a specific authority, before it commences trading. An example hereof are businesses engaged in the sale or supply of meals or perishable foodstuffs.

These are only the basics. www.littlebizhub.co.za or call 021Consult your accountant for more 9038127. Also “Like” and “Share” information on this topic. this article on the LBH Chartered Heinrich Jemane CA(SA) is the Accountants Facebook page. founder and managing partner of LBH Chartered Accountants in Kuils River. Visit our website:

friends back at school. A most unusual bouquet was very precious. Everyone appreciated the delicious cupcakes and chocolates on way home. Everything was much appreciated by me, my husband, my children and the rest of the family. I will always remember the people behind the scenes who made this fabulous event possible. I am incredibly overwhelmed with such an outstanding and successful Retirement and Farewell Function arranged by my EA JANARI family.

The very best of the best!!!! Thanks a million to everyone who attended this memorable function. Special thanks to Patrick Rudolph and his entire news team for a sterling job done. Permit me to express my sincere thanks for

Senior educators who grace the special retirement farewell included (front row) Mr. Q Paulse (Nerina Primary school principal), Mrs. Z Meeran, Mrs. G Cupido (former principal), Mr I Meyer (Klipfontein primary school principal). Back (l 2 r) Mr P Williams (Former Montana primary principal), Ms. C Symonds (Cedar primary principal), Mr A James (Disa primary former principal) & Mrs. C Shabalala (Central park principal) (Credit A. Jacobs)

allowing me to convey my message Meeran (soon to be retire EA Janari of appreciation. Kindest regards Z Primary School Principal)

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Bakgat Country Opskop Rev it up this Father’s Day Grab your cowboy hat and celebrate the spirit of country music with some of South Africa’s stars at this year’s Bakgat Country Opskop’ taking place at Grandwest’s Grand Arena on Sunday, June 3 at 3pm.

This year’s ‘Opskop’ will celebrate Lance James 80th Birthday. Tickets can be booked at Computicket.

Globetrotting ‘Mandela Trilogy’ coming to Cape Town

100 not out

Gogo Magumbi celebrated her 100th birthday on Mother’s Day with family, close friends and neighbours. Resident at Oakhaven Old Age, Heideveld, MaGogo was completely overwhelmed with the occasion, though happy to be surrounded by so many love ones. Sharing her secret to long live she simply said, stay away from smoking and excessive drinking, but a tot a week is a pleasant distraction, too much delight of the many well-wishers.

(A. Cruywagen)

Northern Krump Kingdom Presents

4th Anniversary Show 28 July 2018 Ravensmead Civic Centre, Florida Road General Ticket R30, 00 Enquiries: Wes the Ghost @ 076 591 9921

Celebrating 51 years of marriage The difference between men and boys might be the price of their toys but this Father’s Day boys of all ages will be enthralled by the car show at the V&A Waterfront’s Silo District on Sunday, June 17, between 10am and 3pm. Dads will be able to live their dream as they

settle behind the wheel of cars with legendary names of Porsche, Ferrari and Ashton Martin, and racing cars off the Killarney race track. The entire family will be entertained by various events planned during the day. Entrance is Free.

Winifred centre of attraction What are you doing for Mandela Day 2018? One option to celebrate the Mandela centenary is to take in a performance of ‘Mandela Trilogy: A musical tribute to the life of Nelson Mandela,’ at Artscape on July 17 & 18. Mandela Trilogy employs a unique fusion of traditional Xhosa songs, jazz tunes

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and modern music in honour of one of the world’s most inspiring statesmen. The work consists of three acts – an encounter with traditional rural music, a jazz musical an opera – representing the diversity of expression in contemporary South Africa. Boo at Computicket.

Camera shy Winifred Davids celebrated her 80th birthday with family, close friends and members of Orchid Seniors Club with a fitting supper. When probe for a comment Winifred said she feel blessed to be surrounded by so many admirers. Above sees Winifred surrounded by children with their partners and grandchildren. (Credit A Jacobs)

No stopping Sandra

Determine to effect change particularly for the older folk kick was the catalyst for Sandra to put on something special. Now in its third year, Sandra Jantjies in partnership with local business and community organisations, hosted the annual lunch for senior members of

Leslie and Sylvia Rooza from Newfields celebrated 51 years of a happy marriage. The couple said it has been their deep love for each other which have bonded them ever since. They have two children, a daughter and son, and are blessed with four grandchildren. They believe their commitment towards one another should laid the foundation for future generations to tie the knot, and allow love be the chemistry. Another key to their lasting relationship is the mutual respect and tolerance they still exercise today. Committed Christians and devoted towards God they believe firmly in praying together as a family. Both of them emphasize on being family orientated despite the sea billows.

St Georges Cathedral fifty one years ago was their place where they blissfully pledged and that inseparable bond has withstood the test of many trials. (A Cruywagen)

the Bonteheuwel community.

“There is so much negativity around the area, so we wanted to show we are a compassionate and caring community which gives and shares, said Sandra.

(Credit A Jacobs)

AME Church host traditional/ old school style Bazaar

The grounds of the church buzzing as congregants recollected memories of the good old day church bazaar. (Own correspondent)

Grade 6 learner Rebekah Jacobs from Ecclesia Kingdom Community (EKC) in Athlone penned her master piece within 30 minutes ‘You are King.’ Her deep love for God is evident in her passionate writings of Gospel songs. Standing firmly behind her is parents Donovan and Christine who believes in rising and training one’s children in the fear of God and the results will be a witness holistically. Watch this space as more music work of Rebekah is expected to hit the headlines.

(A Cruywagen)

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Schools rugby thriving

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SAB Champions FN Rangers saluted

Action pictures between The Leadership College (TLC) and Macassar High School. Showing constant improvement, TLC won 19-12 in the WP rugby U19 league match played at Vygieskraal.

(Credit Rashied Isaacs)

Nantes champion blitz course record

FN Rangers was acknowledged by Goal50 United in Heideveld before kick off as SAB Safa Cape Town league winners. Captain Royston Lindsay of Goal50 United hands

over an award medal to the SAB league winners captain Ryan Herman and coach Arreshaat Daniels. (Credit A Cruywagen)

Central hockey on the bounce

Sobiniso Soldaka of CPUT crosses the finish line first in the Casuarina Nantes Freedom Day 10km race.

Soldaka beat a strong field of elite

athletes to shave 12 seconds off the old course record to set a new time of 30 minutes for the fast and flat route. The record breaking

SA & WP Central hockey club player Dayaan Cassiem dribbles effort secured him an extra R1000 past Dewald Rath of Victorians in bonus from the race title sponsor a grand challenge match played Casuarina wellness centre. at Vygieskraal. Central continued (Credit Rashied Isaacs) their winning form beating Vics

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Local football district ‘back’ in Hanover Park

Jordan Douglas of FC Gama Hotspurs evades a tackle from Moerieq Marais of Hanover Park FC during a Day of Soccer for junior teams at the Downberg Road Sport Complex on Saturday.

Hanover Park won the U12 game 4-0. The day coincided with the

Safa Coca Cola Cup selected fixtures Under 18 3 June’18

11h00 Delft South Sports Complex Junior Pirates (Simunye LFA) (vs) Knights FC (Heideveld LFA) 11h00 Dunoon Sports Complex SSS (Athlone LFA) (vs) Liverpool (Dunoon LFA) 11h00 Dunoon Sports Complex

revival of the local Hanover Park Local Football Association in the area. Clubs who wish to join the Lfa can contact Trevor Harris @ 0714274156) for more information.

(Credit Rashied Isaacs) DGLPE/KLM (Rygate LFA) (vs) FC Mimosa (Dunoon) 11h00 Johnson Road Santos (Cape District LFA) (vs) Salt River Celtic (Rygate LFA) 11h00 Johnson Road Norway Parks (CT Tygerberg) (vs) Junction Rovers (Rygate LFA) 11h00 Mandalay Sports Complex Bluegum United 9Metropolitan) (vs) Clover (Mandalay)

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Walking football gaining momentum

Bafana Bafana defender Bevan Fransman handed over two of his Maritzburg United club jerseys to Ruudi Abrahams, head of walking football Cape Town in support of the sport on Saturday in Lansdowne.

Walking football cater for men and women of 50 years and older consisting of five-a- side players both sides on a small field with no tackling or running allowed during play. The organisation has 130 active members including

ex professional players who participate 5 days a week at different venues. Abrahams can be contacted via email walkingfootballsouthafrica@ gmail.com for any queries.

(Credit Rashied Isaacs)

11h00 The Greens D & G Orient (Manenberg) (vs) City Masters (Athlone LFA)

2 June

Tygerberg) 17h00 Heideveld Bluebirds (Heideveld) (vs) Wolverhampton (Cape District) 15h00 J Nontulo Phuhla (vs) FC Booysens (Metropolitan) 12h00 Malibu Invincible Cravenby (N/Subs) (vs) Citizens (Langa Ndabeni) 15h00 The Greens Sea Point Swifts (Metropolitan) (vs) Greenfields (Greater Bluedowns)

Pre Lim Round Senior Division 1 June’18 20h30 The Greens Benefica (Manenberg) (vs) Sterling Athletic (Rygate)

19h30 Heideveld Blikkiesdorp (Heideveld) (vs) Heinz Park (Mitchells Plain)

13h00 Johnson Road Kewtown United (vs) Connoisseur Spurs (Rygate) 13h00 Johnson Road Jordan Callies (Rygate) (vs) Ashford Athletic (Cape District) 15h00 Heideveld Sporting (Metropolitan) (vs) Site C Gunners (Lingelethu)

3 June

15h00 Downberg Road Ambassadors (Cape District) (vs) Hanover Park (CT

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