Sevencandidatescontest Ward 104by-election
The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) in the Western Cape will hold byelectionsonWednesday25March in Ward 104ofthe City of Cape Town.
The Ward 104 by-electionfollows the resignationofthe Wardcouncillor. Atotal of seven candidates will contest the seat: Bulelwa Mayende (ANC), Zibonele Michael Caji (ATM), Sinovuyo Miranda Dyokwe (DA),Mabhuti Tshitiza (EFF), Khotso Lebaleng (Organic Humanity Movement), Mxeleli Eric Mtheli (SACP)and MehmetVefa Dag(Truth andSolidarity Movement).
According to the IEC, 18 852 registered voters in theward will be eligible to cast theirballots. Voting stations will open at 07:00 andclose at 21:00,with voters who arealready in the queue at closing time still allowedtovote. Special votes forapproved applicants will take place
on Tuesday 24 Marchbetween 08:00 and 17:00, either at designated voting stations or throughhome visits for voters who are unable to traveldue to health reasons.
In Ward104, voting stations will include Masikhululeke Centre, Sophakama Primary School,Dunoon Primary School, St Laurence Church, Inkwenkwezi High School,Dunoon Community Hall, Old Apostolic Church(Site 5) andAbomelezi Centre
Voters must present agreen barcoded ID book, smart ID cardoravalid Temporary Identity Certificatetovote. TheIEC has calledonpolitical parties, candidates and supporters to adhere to the Electoral Code of Conduct to ensure peaceful, free and fair elections.
. Residents cancontact theIEC’s Cityof Cape Town office on 021918 4523 formore information.
Arts Aweh programme brings creativitytoBrooklynLibrary
Youngcreatives in Ysterplaat will have the chance to explore their artistic talents through the Arts Awehprogramme hosted by the City of Cape Town’s Community, Arts and Culture Development unit
The programme runs MondaytoFriday from14:00 to 17:00 at Brooklyn Library until end of May, andisopen to children andteens between the agesof5and 17. Allart materials andsupplies will be
provided, andthere is no need to register, makingiteasyfor young participants to join andexpress their creativity.
Theinitiative aims to encourage artistic development, creativity and community engagement amongyoung people in the Ysterplaat area.
. Formoreinformation, residents cancontact Phumlisa DyosiatPhumlisa.Dyosi@capetown. gov.za
WOENSDAG18MAART
. DieKanadese skrywer-digterAnne Michaelsse roman Held word op 'n byeenkomsvan dieDurbellleeskring om 10:00 in dieDurbanville-biblioteeksaal bespreek. Miemie Taljaardsal diebespreking doen. Toegang is gratis vir lede en R50 (slegskontant)vir besoekers. Ledegeld beloop R220 perjaar.Rig navrae aanLiz vanWyk, sekretaresse, by 082655 8061.
SATURDAY21MARCH
. TheGreen Point FanWalk will come alivewithan explosionofcolour and entertainment as the 16th edition of the Cape Town Carnival returns. Over 1 500performers willshowcase their talent under the theme “FollowYour HeART".The Cape Town Carnival is afreefamilyevent.Limitedpaidticketoptionsare availableinVIP,seatedstands or on the RedBus Book on Quicket
. Dieimmergewilde TygerRun/Walk, aangebied deur Radio Tygerberg104FM in samewerking met dieDurbanville-atletiekklub, neem weer diepaaie rondom dieTygervallei-winkelsentrumoor vir 'n oggend vanenergie,gemeenskapsgees en doelgerigte hardloop. Inskrywingshet op 8Maart gesluit en slegs 8000 atlete kongeakkommodeerword. Afstande:6 km-pretstap/draf —ideaalvir gesinne en sosiale deelnemers; 15 km-padwedloop —vir diemeer kompeterendeatlete. Geld watingesamel word,ondersteun vanjaardie Animal Anti-Cruelty League (AACL) Skryf in op Radio Tygerberg104FMsewebwerf of by topevents.co.za.
. SusanCoetzer is van10:00 tot15:00 by DieBoer in Durbanville met haarsplinternuweboek, Super C, onder haarvlerk en 'n humoristies inspirerende praatjie watbeloofomjou lag- en geestelikespiere te prikkel. Sy deel dieterugslaeenoorwinningsuit haarlewe, dieougewoontes watsymoesafleer en diebemagtigendenuwegewoontes watsyaangeleer het om vansukkelende(Su-)sannie totsupervroute ontwikkel. "Voel jy dikwelsplatgeslaanenoorweldig (selfsalisjy'nchristen)?Voeljyjyoorleef net-net en leef nie jouvolle potensiaal uit nie?Kortjygereeld blydskap,lewenslus, passie en krag?Dan is dittyd vir SuperC," sê Coetzer.Kaartjies kosR200ensluit 'n glasieKWV-vonkelwynin. Bespreek by www.dieboer comofby021 9791911.
TUESDAY24MARCH
. TheEgyptianSocietyofSouthAfricawillbehaving their next meetingatStGeorge'sGrammar school, Richmond Road,Mowbray,from19:30.Guest speaker PeterLoysonwillpresent alecture titled:"Cleopatra's daughter". Thereisnocharge formembers, whileit costs R30 forvisitors. RefreshmentsR10.Booking is not necessary. Thereissecureparking in the school grounds. Formoreinformationcall021 8527273or 084 7743972.
. TheDurbanville Children’sHome Charity Shop will present a50% off summer sale on allsummer clothes —from24March to 2April from 09:00 to 14:30 on weekdays and on Saturdayfrom09:00to 13:00.Bring your ownbagsorboxes. Card facilities will be available.
THURSDAY26MARCH
. Badisa is presenting itsannual fundraising golf day at Durbanville Golf Club.The golf tournament daywill featurea four-ballallianceformat withtwo scores counting towardsthe finaltally.Entryfees areR5500 perfour-ballteam. Theevent will include dinner and live entertainment.Contact Willow Williams on 021 9577130orvia email to info@badisa.org.zatobook. Visit www.badisa.org.zafor more informationabout the golf day.
. TheR5book sale at the Durbanville Children’s Home willtakeplace on Thursday26March and Friday27March from 09:00 to 15:00,and on Saturday 28 March from 09:00 to 13:00 at the receptionarea. Therewillbea largeselection of fiction, non-fiction, coffee-tableand children’sbooks, as well as CDsand DVDs. Bring your ownbagsorboxes. Card facilities will be available.
FRIDAY27MARCH
. TheThrift forGood Marketreturns to Blue Route MallinTokai from 27–29March. Thethree-daymarket will featurea curated selection of pre-lovedclothing, footwear and accessories, giving shoppers the chance to discoverunique fashion findswhile supporting three localcharities: TheSalvationArmy, U-Turn Charity Shopand Help the RuralChild. Themarket will take placeonthe Ground FloorofBlueRouteMall, with free entry and trading hours from 09:00 to 17:00 daily.
SATURDAY28MARCH
. TheFriendsofEdgemead Library arehosting a secondhand book sale on Saturday28March from 09:00 to 12:00atthe Edgemead Library.A large selection of donated adultand children’sfiction and non-fiction booksaswellaspuzzles, CDs, DVDs and magazines willbeavailable forsale. Prices rangefrom R5 upwardsper item. Card paymentsare accepted for purchases of R50and over.Welookforward to seeing youthere
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Sailors set for MAC24-hour Challenge
Dinghy sailors from yacht clubs, sailing schools and Sea Scoutsacross the Cape will converge on Rietvlei in Flamingo Vlei for the 27th MAC 24-Hour Challenge later thismonth. Hosted by the Milnerton Aquatic Club (MAC), the endurance sailing event will start at 12:00 on Saturday 28 March and finish at 12:00 on Sunday 29 March at the club’sbase inside the Table Bay Nature Reserve.
Around 30 boats are expected to take part, with teams sailing continuously for 24 hours while crews rotate every two to three hours. Double-handed boats can have up to nine sailors per team, while Sea Scout Saldanha dinghies may have up to 16 sailors sharing the challenge. The aim is to cover the greatest possible distance over the 24-hour period.
TheMAC 24-Hour Challenge was first held in 1998 and has grown steadily to become the club’sbiggest annual event, attracting up to 1000 visitors over the weekend.
Spectators are welcome and can look forward to afestive atmosphere with music, food stalls and family activities, including ajumping castle. It is also a popular moment to watch the fast-paced crew changes along the shore. Entry to the reserve will be free for the weekend, allowing visitors to enjoy both the sailing action and the surrounding natural beauty.
. Formoreinformation,contact theMilnerton AquaticCluboffice on 021557 7090 or follow theevent updatesonthe MAC24-Hour Challenge Facebook page
VenterwinsMrsUniverse
“Don’t look back at your past and hold on to childhood trauma, but decide where you want to go in future and worktowards your goal,” is the advice of aBloubergstrand mother, who has just walked away with thecoveted titleofMrs Universe South Africa 2026 —the first woman from the Western Cape to win the national title.
The annual Mrs Universe South Africa pageanttook place at theRoodepoort Theatreon19February. Charlene Kleynhans from Bloemhof in Free State was crowned first runner-up.
PAGEANT WINNER OVERCAME ABUSIVEHISTORY
GLOBALSTAGE
The 33-year-old GivernyVenter and her runner-up will represent South Africa internationally at Mrs Universe World in Sri Lanka in October, the largest pageant in the world for marriedand divorced women. They will compete against more than 100 countries on the global stage. Beyond the crown,she is deeply passionate aboutmentalhealth advocacy, child protection andbreaking generational trauma
ForVenter this milestone feels especially meaningful.“My journey is rooted in resilience, and Inow use my platform to inspire youngwomenand children to believe thattheir past does notdefine their future,” she says.
ABUSIVEFAMILYSYSTEM
She wasonlyseven years old when she wastaken from her divorced mother andput in the careofher father andher stepmother in the Free State.
“It was an abusive family system and when, at the age of 13, Iinsisted to come and visit my motherinCape Town, Isaw it as an opportunity to getout. Itore up the return ticket anddecided to stay right here. Iwas told by afriend of Durbanville High School and itshostel. Ilived in the hostel from 2006 to 2009, where the residence father, Adriaan Cronje,and his wife, Sanette,became my secondfamily. Theytaught me about love andhad agreat impact on my life,”Venter says.
Venter has been married for sevenyears to her husband, Adrian,who she met while at school and he was alearner at
Fairmont High School. They have afouryear-old daughter.
Shenow wants to inspire people to realisethat“it does not matter what cards you were dealt, you can decide what you want to do with your life”. Venter did a course in life coaching in 2020, and has been presentingstrategic life coaching, in whichshe teachespeople steps and skills to break freefrom their childhood or other trauma.
Shehas already writtenafew journals, and is currently busy with one aimed at children. Shealso hopes to present motivational talks at schools.
DOMESTICVIOLENCE
“TheMrs Universe South Africa pageant is the first pageantinSouth Africa in whichthe contestants take part in aforum on domestic violence andabuse. They impactthe lives of abused women and use theMrs Universe South Africa platform to empower otherwomen,”she says.
“Thepurpose of thepageant is to advocateagainst domestic violence and abuse, andfor contestants to use the platform to grow their networks, reach theirlife goals andtobecome thebest versionsofthemselves.
“Marriedand divorced women form thebackboneofsociety, and the pageantbrings them to the forefront in communities acrossSouth Africa. The pageant provides aplatform for inspiration,mentoring, and empowerment, and contestantsraiseawareness for organisations that help victims of domestic abuseand violence,” according to Venter . ContactVenterbyemail at givventer@gmail com, Visit @the_real_givernyonInstagram and MrsUniverseSA2026Giverny on facebook for more information.
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“During hot weather we often see increased activity at beaches, riversand dams. “A few simple precautions can make the difference between having fun and atragedy,”hesaid.
Water users are urged to stay hydrated, avoid alcohol when participating in water activities and remain aware of rip currents, which can quickly pull swimmers away from shore.
Anyone who notices aperson in difficulty in the water should immediately contact emergency services on the following numbers:
. NSRI Emergency Centre: 087 094 9774
. From acellphone: 112
Condolences have been conveyed to the family of the deceased.
At the time of publication, the name of the deceased was unknown.
GivernyVenter (right),Mrs Universe South Africa 2026,isatthe crowning event with HelizkaKrüger (left) from Johannesburg,who came fourth.
Vermaak // Entertainment
Demandsoarsfor Draculaproduction
Cape Town CityBallet(CTCB) has beenforced to add extraperformances of their highly anticipated Dracula production after the first
Audiences canlook forwardtohighly physical choreography,gripping,dramatic storytelling,and striking costumes PHOTOS: BRENDAVELDTMAN
two eveningshows sold out completely.
Thecompanyannounced that overwhelming public demandhas promptedthemtoschedule two additional performances: Sunday 22 March at 14:00 andThursday26March at 19:00, as theremainder of theseasoncontinues to sell rapidly.
Theproductionopened on Friday 13 March, at Artscape Theatre— afittinglygothic datefor the dark romantic tale Dracula, choreographed and directed by renowned DavidNixon CBE, promisesto be a“spellbinding theatrical experience” that brings BramStoker's classicvampiretaletolifethrough dance.
Theproductionboasts an exceptional cast ledby KirstélPatersonasMina(CTCB principal ballerina), HannahWardasLucy, andLeussonMuniz as Dracula. Thedemanding titleroleofDracula willbe shared between Muniz, ZacharyHealy,LihleMfene andspecialguest artist Jerome Barnes,formerlyof Scottish Ballet
WHATTOEXPECT
Audiences canlook forwardtohighlyphysical choreography,gripping, dramatic storytelling,and striking costumes.
Theproductionfeatures an extraordinarymusical scoreand atmospheric lighting design by Faheem Bardien that promisestotransport viewersinto Dracula's dark,gothic world.
CTCB describes theshowas“packed with pace, intrigueand haunting romance” —definitely notone to miss forlocal arts enthusiasts
Please note: No children under12admitted.
. TheseasonrunsuntilSunday29March.
Tickets areavailableatWebtickets or the Artscape BoxOffice on 021421 7695
Ouma is
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Ouma is eersdaags terugmet 'n nuwevertoning watkortvoor dieKKNKeersoptuisgrond by Die Boer-teaterrestaurantinDurbanville op die planke is Ouma en die ou koeie —met Margit Meyer-RödenbeckasOumaenCoenraad Rall as die Tokkelaar— is op Woensdag25enDonderdag26Maart om 20:30 by Die Boeropdie planke. Soosons ouer word is diemeestemensegeneig om (gerieflikheidshalwe) sekere dingetebegin vergeet.Endis gewoonlik diegoed watons nie wil onthou nie.
En diéwat onswil onthou, krymos mettertyd allerhande “versierinkies” by.’nHalwe waarheid in die50’sword’nvoldongefeit50jaarlater.’n Wolhaarstorie word ge-“blow-dry” tot’nmanjifieke “beehive”, en ’n besope “one-night stand” verander jare laterin’npragtigekortstondigeromanse.
Hierdiekomedie-kabaret gaan jou een oomblik laat skaterlagendie volgende oomblik saggies laat snak na jou asem, want jy magjouselfdalknet herken. en natuurlikaltydmet ’n skeut nostalgie 'n Gehoorlidhet oor Ouma se debuut in Ouma is op pad geskryf: “Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck neem jou op ’n super-humoristiese en verfrissende wyse op reis deur ’n veranderende wêreld.Jyhuilsoosjylag terwyl ernstige waarhede jou lag-lagtref. Uitstekend!”
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. Ouma is by dieKKNK te sien op 28 Maart om 18:30,asook op 29 Maart,3 en 4April om 13:00 by dieHoërskoolOudtshoorn.Kaartjiesvir die KKNK is by Webtickets beskikbaar
DAGBOEK /DIARY
. Jonathan Roxmouth's Keychange runs at Theatre on the Baynow until 28 March. Eveningsat20:00 and Saturdaysalsoat15:00.Tickets at Webtickets.
. DanPatlansky: SoloElectric is at DieBoer theatre restaurant on Wednesday18March at 20:30. Tickets areR250and at www.dieboer.com or on 021979 1911.
. Cape Town Hip-HopFestival —withHip-Hop Theatrical production,NgqondoOina Bophaisat Artscape from Thursday 19 to Saturday 21 March. Ticketsand moredetails at Webtickets.
. Will Linleyand BenRodriques is at the KirstenboschSummer Concert on Sunday 22 March at 17:15.Ticketsare R360 or R255 (age 6-21). Book at Webtickets.
. DieVyftigers met Neil Sandilands, Gian Groen, Schalk Joubert en Abel KraamsaalisbyDie Boer-teaterrestaurant op Dinsdag24Maart om 20:30. Ditiseen vanslegs drie vertoningsvanjaar. Kaartjies kosR280.Bespreek by www.dieboer.com
. DieUS-simfonieorkes, onder leiding vandie Nedand OlaGjeilo, directed by Antoinette Huyssen. Ticketsavailable at Quicket and at the door (cash/card).
Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck as Ouma
CAPE TOWN CITY BALLET PRESENTS DRACULA
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Melkbosstrand beachremainsopen and calm,despite reports of aseal attack last Friday evening. TygerBurger was on site on Saturday and observed that conditions were normal, with lifeguards activelymonitoring thearea and warning signageclearly displayed. Authorities emphasise that while the beach remain Paul only Other prev mo reflect evening, swi to medical reported and by si potential have in TygerBur (47),
Ward 113seesprogresson cleanups and localinitiatives
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Ward113 residents are steadily registering to vote aheadofthe upcoming November 2026 local government election (LGE), according to local ward councillor Sue van derLinde
Theofficial voterregistration weekend has been announcedfor 20 to 21 June, and residents are remindedthat registration is quickand easyonline at registertovote. elections.org.za.
“Thisisanimportantstep for our community,”Van der Linde said. “Being registeredensuresyourvoice is heard in shaping ourward andcity.”
ADDRESSINGROUGHSLEEPING
Van derLinde attended awebinar focused on strengthening Cape Town’s response to rough sleeping. She highlighted the City’s planned initiatives, whichinclude partnerships with NGOs, and reiterated her advocacy for alocal shelter within Ward113.
The ward also conducted ajoint operation targeting rough-sleeping hotspots, with residents urged to give responsibly and avoid direct handouts.
COMMUNITYCLEANUPEFFORTS
debris from bushes.
“These operations place ahuge strain on our teams,affecting cleaning efforts in other areas,” Van der Linde noted.
COMMUNITYRECOGNITION
Thecouncillor congratulated BetzMaritz on receiving an award from the CPF for outstanding service.
“Your dedication helps make our community safer and stronger. We are proud to have you with us,”she said.
BY-ELECTION
Residentswere remindedtomake use of City dump facilitiesrather than leaving items next to bins.
BEACHQUIETAFTER SEAL REPORTEDLYBITESMAN AT MELKBOSSTRAND BEACH
bite wounds while surfing at Big Bay in Bloubergstrand. Larsen received treatment fordeep injuries, includinganti-rabies injections.Atthe time, he describedthe encounter as suddenand unprovoked:
Accumulated items oftenencourage bin scratching and result in litter spreading acrosspublic spaces
At Gieand Blaauwberg andthe Flamingo MyCiTi parkingarea, large amounts of discardeditems were cleared by City cleaning services.AtGie andBlaauwberg alone, it took overanhourtoremove
On Friday, Van der Linde worked at the Dunoon by-election, observing the differences between wards and emphasising the importance of good governance and service delivery. Saturday saw the Ward 113 Constituency AGM, where anew executive committee was elected.
She thanked residentsfor engaging, reporting issues, and helping keep Ward 113 safe, clean, and well-functioning.
Betz Maritz receives aCPF communityaward from CPFchair,DaveHarris.
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Theyouth canleadus outofthe darkness
On the precipice of the Vietnam war, famous folk singer Bob Dylan once sung: "Well you better start swimming oryou'll sink like astone cause the timesthey area-changin".
These timeless words seem so prescient and ominous in the uncertain times we find ourselves today, in thewakeofthe bloody war in the Middle-East, inflation, the Ukraine invasion, Trump's presidency and Artificial Intelligence (AI) modifying and "streamlining" the way we work. Sadly, the skills more people are developing lately are related to howto "perfect" their AI prompts to visualise aconcept instead of struggling to understand photography or learn an instrument and use critical thinking. Idread the long-term effects on our brain processing power after decadesof relying on producing prompts instead of pondering and solving some of the problems ourselves.
It is often said that each generation assumes they are living in the "end times", while the one preceding it feels that today's youth are "doomed, spoilt, entitled" and frying theirbrains with TikTokand Instagram.
Whether it's thebaby boomers emerging from World War 2, millennials witnessing changes in music, movies and computers reshaping our daily lives.
Today we find Gen-Z caught in the throes of social media, political turmoil between the left and theright andsurviving a pandemic that shackled the world to slow down.
SADLY, SOMEOFUSLACKTHECURIOSITYAND EMPATHYTOIMAGINEWHATITSLIKEGROWING UPINADIFFERENTBACKGROUND,CULTURE, WAYOFEATINGANDCELEBRATINGLIFE.
However, Ifind Gen-Z's social consciousness and urge to call out injustice when it comes to racismand discrimination so importantand so inspiring when it comes to uniting in the nameoflove, peace and understanding, especially with thefar-rightsoeagerto mock and belittle their voices and stake in the world.
Sadly, some of us lack the curiosity and empathy to imagine what its like growing up in adifferent background, culture, way of eatingand celebrating life. Each of us is swimming in adark, mysterious current that can drown us or inspireusto swim. As ordinarycitizens we have to navigate, survive the challenges that meet us in each revolving era, God forbid we find ourselves in World War 3.
We owe it to our children and the next generation who are hungrytohelp the world and live alife that is unique to them, to support them and guide them on their mission to make their mark in society.
Our parentsalways speak fondlyofthe golden oldies they listened to growing up like the Bee Gee's, Bob Marley and Whitney Houston and simpler times, so tooare the next wave of youth eager to see how today'sartists will provide the soundtrack to their lives.
There's areason why the 80s sounded different to the 90s, anew dawnhad descendedwith new exciting ideas.
Thus Iremain optimistic that the youth can lead us out of the darkness thatbreeds division, hatred, warfare and deliverus to amoment in time where we canspeak to each other around atable insteadof shouting and justifying our opinions
Amidst the social upheaval of the 60s another inspiring tune by TheBeatles echoed on the airwaves and still soothes to this daywith the simple message which said, "all you need is love".
This simple mantracan healthe world for those who wish to listen and thosewho choose to care.
-KEANANHARMSE
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BayhillPremier Cupkicksoff
After months of waiting the 37th Bayhill Premier Cup (BPC) tournament is upon us
Scheduled for Wednesday 1toMonday 6April, the tournament will take place at Erica Park in Belhar, with thefinal on Monday6April at Athlone Stadium. Participants’ names were revealed on Saturday14March during adraw conducted at the Cape TownCivicCentre. Atotal of 226 local Western Cape teams went head-to-head against each other from October to February to qualify forthe spots over the Easter period. The play-offs lasted over three months andplayed outin six phases or weekends of football. “12 teams from the Western Cape qualified for the tournamentand we as tournament organisers areextremely gratefulfor the support received from the City of CapeTown in thebuildup to the tournament,” says Rayaan Alie,
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The32-team tournament takesplace at Erica Park in Belhar,with thefinalatAthlone Stadium.
tournament director.
The 32-team tournament will comprise the best12qualifying teams from the BPC playoffs,five automatic qualifiers from the Western Cape and the balanceof15teams travelling infrom outside the province andabroad.“We areexcited for BPC2026, andour supporters can look outfor the new themed collateral andsome changes to offeringsinside the venues at both Erica Park andAthlone Stadium.Only 3300 peoplecan access to the precinct at atime. Tickets will be sold online and no tickets canbeboughtatthe gatefor the Fridayunless otherwise communicated.”
