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PUBLIC URGED NOT TO EAT WASHED UP DEAD FISH NOR TO FEED THEM TO PETS

Scores of ﬁsh wash ashore

Dead sardines line the shore at Lagoon Beach following the latest mass ﬁsh mortality event.

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he discovery of hundreds of dead sardines washing up along beaches in the Melkbosstrand and Milnerton areas have taken a new turn, with laboratory tests confirming the presence of pilchard herpesvirus (PHV) in affected fish.

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The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) confirmed that laboratory sequencing detected PHV genetic material in sampled sardines collected along the West Coast. However, the department stressed that scientists have not yet established whether the virus itself is responsible for the mass mortality.

LAB TESTS FIND PILCHARD HERPES IN SAMPLES FROM DEAD SHOALS The latest findings come after fresh reports of dead sardines washing ashore at Milnerton, Sunset Beach, Lagoon Beach and Melkbosstrand. TygerBurger visited several of

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the affected beaches last week and saw scores of dead fish washed up along the shoreline. Dead sardines were also reported at Milnerton Lagoon on Friday 14 August.

VIRUS FOUND IN HEALTHY AND DEAD FISH According to DFFE, PHV was detected in both dead sardines and, at lower levels, in some apparently healthy fish collected from the West Coast. The finding suggests the presence of the virus alone may not be enough to explain the scale of the deaths. TO PAGE 2

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WOENSDAG 19 AUGUSTUS

Die Tygerberg Tuin- en Blommeklub se volgende byeenkoms vind om 09:30 vir 10:00 by die NG kerk Parow-Welgelegen (La Provencestraat 47, Welgelegen) plaas. Die sprekers is Arné Stander van Babylonstoren ("Probleme op jou plante: plantinsekte, nuutste uitdagings, voor- en nadele, en hoe ons dit in ons tuine kan bestuur") en De-Mara Bezuidenhout ("Elemente of beginsels van ontwerp"). Die tema van die blommekunskompetisie is "Dans, dans, dans!" Tee word vanaf 09:30 voorsien. Kontak Beatrix Lambert-Bestbier by 082 873 9864 vir meer inligting. Die boek So ook op die aarde deur Betsie van Niekerk word op 'n byeenkoms van die Durbellleeskring bespreek. Annette Uys sal die bespreking doen. Dit begin om 10:00 in die Durbanville-biblioteeksaal in Oxfordstraat. Almal is welkom. Ledegeld beloop R220 per jaar. Gaste betaal R50 per besoek. Rig navrae aan Rika du Plessis by 082 332 9971.

SATURDAY 22 AUGUST Anyone with an interest in gardening and conservation is invited to join the upcoming garden walk in Kenridge Park. The circular walk, which is a part of the Wildﬂower Stepping Stones Project, will be presented from 11:00 to 14:00. Tickets cost R150 at Quicket.

TUESDAY 25 AUGUST Dakar Rally hero and global speaker Joey Evans will share his incredible journey at an event presented by Durbanville Business from 18:00 at the Durbanville Golf Club. Book a table for 10 at R5 000 or R500 per person. Tickets include a welcome drink and a twocourse meal. There will be a cash bar available. Book by email to info@durbanvillesakekamer.co.za Publisher Tygerburger is published by WP Media, a subsidiary of Novus Media.

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THURSDAY 27 AUGUST The R5 book sale at the Durbanville Children’s Home will take place from Thursday 27 August to Saturday 29 August. It will be held in the reception area on Thursday and Friday from 09:00 to 16:00, and on Saturday from 09:00 to 13:00. There will be a selection of DVDs and CDs at this sale, also at only R5 each. Bring your own bags or boxes. Card facilities will be available. Springbok and All Blacks legends will come together for a special breakfast at The Barnyard in Tyger Valley Centre. Former Springboks Steven Kitshoff, Breyton Paulse and Bakkies Botha will join former All Black Andrew Mehrtens for the SA vs All Blacks Legends Rivalry Breakfast. The four former internationals will share stories from their playing days and their experiences of the long-standing rivalry between South Africa and New Zealand. Fans will also have an opportunity to meet the players. Email cpolite@3cubemanagement.co.za to book.

VRYDAG 29 AUGUSTUS Die NG kerk Bellville-Wes hou van 09:00 tot 13:00 basaar by 8ste Laan, Boston. Kom geniet boereworsrolle, jaffels, kerrie en rys, biltongpot, roosterkoeke, pannekoek, poeding, tuisgebak en ander lekkernye. Snuffel deur die "thrift"-mark, en maak 'n draai by die tombolatafel. Daar sal ook 'n inkleurkompetisie en speletjies vir die kinders wees. The Century City Winter Night Market transforms Century City into a glowing winter escape ﬁlled with live music, gourmet comfort food, artisan stalls and a very cosy atmosphere. The market runs from 16:00.

SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER Visit the Cape Town Gem and Mineral Club's open day from 10:00 to 14:00 at 14a Goede Hoop Street, Bothasig. Entry is free. Come and learn more about the hobby of crystals, gems, and mineral specimen collecting, and related craftwork. Trawl the stalls, chat to our members and ﬁnd your special item.

WEDNESDAY 9 SEPTEMBER Badisa will host its 2026 conference and annual general meeting at Die Bron, Willowbridge Mall. Under the theme “From Paper to Possibilities”, the event will bring together NGOs, business leaders, community organisations, volunteers and supporters for a day of inspiration. The programme features a line-up of well-known South Africans, including musician Early B, Springbok Sevens player Jayden Nell, magician and actor Charles Tertiens, singer Leah, purpose coach and radio presenter Liomee Vosloo, business leader Ilana Steyn and VIA TV channel head Azelia Morkel. Tickets cost R150 at Quicket.

THURSDAY 10 SEPTEMBER Mitchells Plain seniors will gather for a mini sports day on 6 August at Portlands Indoor Centre, ahead of the Golden Games scheduled for 10 September. The event is organised by Myrtle Jack, chairlady of the Mitchells Plain Older People Forum (MPOPF), and founder and chairlady of both God's Angels Reaching Out Organisation and the University of the 3rd Age (U3A) Seniors Skills Club in Mitchells Plain. All seniors under the MPOPF umbrella are invited to take part in the soccer. Organisers are calling for sponsorships for the day. Contributions of water, juice, oranges, chicken, salads, rolls, burgers and party packets.

Woensdag,19Augustus 2026

WC economy stays resilient DESIRÉE RORKE

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he Western Cape’s unemployment rate has dipped to 19,5% in the second quarter of 2026, down from 19,6% the previous quarter, keeping the province below the 20% mark for over a year. The latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey figures, welcomed by the Western Cape Government, remain well below the national rate and point to steady economic performance despite tough global and national conditions. However, decreases in employment were recorded in Western Cape (48 000), Gauteng (22 000) and North West (15 000), while Mpumalanga (41 000), Eastern Cape (13 000) and Free State (9 000) were provinces that observed the highest increases in employment. It is important to note that decrease in employment means fewer people have active jobs, while a decrease in unemployment means fewer people who want work are without a job. These two metrics track different groups in the Statistics South Africa labor force data and can move independently due to shifts in population and job seeking. Seven out of ten sectors in the province recorded year-on-year gains in employment, driven by the finance (+41 000), trade (+41 000) and agriculture (+26 000) sectors. The provincial labour absorption rate, the share of the working age population that is employment, also grew 1,1 percentage points year-onyear reaching 55,7% compared to 39,6% nationally. The latest QLFS figures also confirm that over the past 10 years, the province’s unemployment rate has consistently remained below the national average.

FROM PAGE 1 Scientists are now investigating whether environmental stressors, including harmful algae, low oxygen levels or unusual oceanographic conditions, may have triggered or intensified the mortality event. Tests for paralytic toxins associated with a harmful algal bloom found none in samples collected from Saldanha Bay, the Cape Canyon and Gansbaai. Domoic acid and yessotoxin were detected at low levels, but the highest concentrations were found in an apparently healthy comparison sample from St Helena Bay. DFFE said the findings suggest the toxins tested were unlikely to have been the primary cause of the sardine deaths, although environmental factors cannot yet be ruled out. BEACHGOERS SHOCKED BY SCALE OF FISH DEATHS James Tanner, who visited Melkbosstrand Beach, said: “I've never seen so many dead fish wash ashore. It was alarming. I told my kids not to touch the fish.” The scale of the deaths has also affected local environmental groups. Zoe Prinsloo of Save a Fishie described the discovery at Lagoon Beach as “incredibly heartbreaking”, saying hundreds of dead fish had washed up along the shoreline during the organisation's birthday beach cleanup. She said the sight was a reminder of how “precious, vulnerable and fragile” marine life is and reinforced the importance of protecting the ocean. Investigation into cause continues DFFE has convened an urgent briefing with small pelagic fishing industry stakeholders, with a task team comprising the department, fishing industry and other relevant stakeholders expected to formulate a coordinated response to the PHV-associated mortality. Disease surveillance is also being expanded along South Africa's West,

PROVINCIAL UNEMPLOYEMENT RATE REMAINS BELOW 20% MARK FOR ANOTHER YEAR

“Every decrease in the unemployment rate is encouraging. It shows that we continue to foster a resilient job creation ecosystem that works for our residents,” Winde stated. “Despite intense head winds, we are still making progress. The Western Cape and its residents have faced an incredibly difficult three months, marked by several weather events that wreaked havoc on infrastructure and the agricultural sector, in particular, which is a major economic driver in the province. “We know we must and can do more to grow our economy. We will push even harder to bring more investment to our province that creates many more jobs.” NATIONAL OUTLOOK Countrywide the official unemployment rate was 33,6% in the second quarter of this year. According to the latest results, there was an increase of 345 000 in the number of unemployed persons to 8,5 million, while there was a decrease of 16 000 in the number of employed persons to 16,7 million compared with the first quarter. This resulted in an increase of 329 000 (or 1,3%) in the labour force during the same period. The above changes in employment and unemployment resulted in the official unemployment rate (labour underutilisation) increasing by 0,9 of a percentage point from 32,7% in the first quarter of tis year to 33,6% in the second quarter.

South and East coasts while further disease, pathology and environmental investigations continue. The department's October/November hydroacoustic biomass survey will provide the first opportunity to assess the possible impact of the mortality event on the sardine population, according to a media release. PHV has not previously been reported in South African sardines. It was linked to two large-scale sardine mortality events in Australasia during the 1990s, but was later detected in apparently healthy Australian sardine populations. DFFE said there is currently no evidence that PHV infects humans or other animals. The finding also does not indicate that healthy commercially caught sardines or canned sardine products are unsafe, nor does it currently justify a general suspension of fishing or canning. The public has nevertheless been urged not to collect or consume dead or dying fish and not to feed them to pets. The department said further information would be provided as the investigation continues.

Beaches around Milnerton and surrounding areas have seen an inﬂux of dead sardines in recent days.

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Woensdag,19Augustus 2026

Bloubergstrand surfer dies after collapsing KAILIN DANIELS

MAN COLLAPSES AND DIES WHILE OUT SURFING WITH SON

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54-year-old man from Plattekloof died after collapsing while surfing at Bloubergstrand Beach in Table View on Saturday morning 15 August. According to reports, the surfer has been identified as Walter (Blackie) Swart who would have celebrated his 54th birthday yesterday. The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) Melkbosstrand duty crew was activated at about 10:20 after eyewitnesses reported a surfer in distress in the surf zone. Son and good samaritan bring surfer ashore According to NSRI communications spokesperson Craig Lambinon, the man had been surfing with his 23-year-old son when he became unresponsive. The son used his surfboard to assist his father towards the shoreline, while a male good samaritan helped using an NSRI pink rescue buoy. Together, they managed to bring the man to the beach, where bystander CPR was started.

Emergency teams unite in desperate rescue effort.

EMERGENCY TEAMS LAUNCH RESUSCITATION EFFORTS Multiple emergency services responded, including NSRI rescue swimmers, Western Cape Government Health EMS, Community Medics, Netcare 911, Metro EMS Western District, Cape Town Fire and Rescue Services, Disaster Risk

Management, the police and Big Bay Surf Lifesaving lifeguards. Community Medics said emergency services worked together seamlessly, providing early defibrillation and high-quality CPR. Despite extensive resuscitation efforts by paramedics and emergency personnel, the man could not be revived and was declared deceased at the scene. POLICE OPEN INQUEST The man's body was handed over to police and Government Health Forensic Pathology Services. Police have opened an inquest docket. Table View Neighbourhood Watch also attended the scene to support the man's family in cooperation with police. Lambinon conveyed condolences to the man's family and friends.

Four unlicensed ﬁrearms seized in Milnerton arrest A 29-year-old Nigerian national has been arrested after police allegedly found four unlicensed ﬁrearms and 98 rounds of ammunition at a Century City apartment in Milnerton. The arrest was made by Public Order Police members working with Provincial Organised Crime detectives during a self-initiated, intelligence-driven operation on Friday 14 August.

seized and handed in as exhibits for further processing. The suspect was arrested and detained at the Milnerton Police Station.

Police spokesperson Capt FC van Wyk said the arrest was the result of members acting on intelligence and remaining vigilant in their efforts to combat illegal ﬁrearms.

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Table View road markings refreshed R

oad markings at one of Table View’s busy intersections are being refreshed as the City of Cape Town continues its ongoing road maintenance programme. The City’s Mayco member for urban mobility, Rob Quintas, visited the Killarney Roads Depot team on Wednesday 12 August, while they were repainting road markings at the corner of Potsdam Road and Blaauwberg Road, outside the busy Killarney bus terminus. The Killarney Roads Depot team regularly carries out road-marking maintenance during the drier seasons, with work taking place across the road network in Table View and surrounding areas. Quintas said the work was important for both motorists and pedestrians. “The work these teams do each day includes the repainting and refreshing of road markings to ensure better visibility for both motorists and pedestrians,” said Quintas.

RESIDENTS CAN REPORT FAULTS AND REQUEST MAINTENANCE THROUGH THE CITY’S WEBSITE He said the City carries out ongoing maintenance and upgrades to road markings across its nearly 11 000km road network. RESIDENTS URGED TO REPORT FAULTS Quintas encouraged residents to report road faults and request maintenance services through the City’s website, by emailing transport.info@capetown.gov.za or calling 0800 65 64 63. “I want to remind residents that they should report faults or request maintenance service requests via the City's website, by emailing transport.info@ capetown.gov.za or calling 0800 65 64 63,” he said.

The freshly painted road markings at Potsdam and Blaauwberg roads are aimed at improving visibility and safety for road users.

Rob Quintas visits the Killarney Roads Depot team during road-marking maintenance at the corner of Potsdam and Blaauwberg roads.

Fresh road markings being painted at the busy intersection outside the Killarney bus terminus as part of the City’s ongoing road maintenance programme.

Creative festival headed for Melkbos

SÊ JOU SÊ! ’N KONSEPSTRATEGIE VIR ERFENISHULPBRONBESTUUR VIR DIE STAD KAAPSTAD Die Stad Kaapstad (die Stad) stel ’n hersiene strategie vir erfenishulpbronbestuur voor om die bestuur en bewaring van erfenishulpbronne op munisipale vlak ingevolge die Wet op Nasionale Erfenishulpbronne, Wet 25 van 1999, te rig.

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Melkbosstrand will come alive with art, film, music and community events when the inaugural Melkbosstrand ART/ FILM Festival takes place from 21 to 27 September. The seven-day festival grew from the popular Melkbos Ateljee OPEN STUDIOS art walk and will feature independent films, visual art, live music, poetry and creative workshops at venues across the West Coast town. The festival opens with the Ateljee FILM Festival on 21 September, showcasing a selection of independent films from around the world. Other highlights include poetry and live music at Blessings Coffee and Creative, art workshop and complimentary art valuations. Karen Zoid will also present Zoid Spawn at the Melkbosstrand NG kerk on 25 and 26 September. The festival culminates in the Melkbos Ateljee OPEN STUDIOS on 26 and 27 September. Entry is free. Visitors can access the Open Studios map online and at selected local businesses. The event will run from 09:00 to 17:00 on Saturday and 09:00 to 16:00 on Sunday. Visit www. melkbosateljee.co.za

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Save a Fishie celebrates birthday KAILIN DANIELS

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ave a Fishie marked its eighth birthday with a beach clean-up at Lagoon Beach, where about 50 volunteers collected 211kg of litter while hundreds of dead fish lay washed up along the shoreline. The milestone clean-up on Saturday 15 August was a bittersweet occasion for the environmental organisation, which has spent the past eight years working to protect marine life and keep Cape Town’s beaches clean. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION TURNS BITTERSWEET Founder Zoe Prinsloo said arriving at Lagoon Beach and seeing hundreds of dead fish along the shore was heartbreaking, but she chose to focus on the organisation’s anniversary and the volunteers who came out to support the clean-up. “It was an emotional start to our eighth birthday clean-up today, and for two very different reasons,” said Prinsloo. She said the team was proud to reflect on how far Save a Fishie had come, while the discovery of the dead fish was a stark reminder of the vulnerability of marine life. VOLUNTEERS COLLECT 211KG OF LITTER Around 50 volunteers spread out in both directions along the beach, collecting litter from the shoreline. Among the waste found were large numbers of lollipop sticks, earbud sticks and bottle tops, as well as shoes, pieces of wood, a tyre, at least 15 nappies and about five needles. In total, the volunteers removed 211kg of litter from the beach. Prinsloo said the clean-up continued despite the difficult sight of the dead fish

DEAD FISH GIVE EMOTIONAL START TO ANNIVERSARY CLEAN-UP

scattered among the rubbish. EIGHT YEARS OF PROTECTING THE OCEAN The birthday celebration also included a giant card where volunteers could leave messages for Save a Fishie. Prinsloo said the card would be kept at the organisation's office as a reminder of the people who have supported its journey. Volunteers received Save a Fishie birthday caps, flavoured water, cupcakes and metal straws as a thank-you for their efforts. Prinsloo expressed her gratitude to everyone who had supported the organisation over the past eight years, whether through clean-ups, campaigns, donations, sharing information or helping behind the scenes. “You are part of this story,” she said. A SPECIAL THANK YOU Prinsloo also paid tribute to her mother for supporting her since the organisation's beginning. “Save a Fishie may have started as my little Fishie organisation, but you have been such a huge part of its journey and I honestly couldn’t have done these eight years without you,” she said. She also thanked Plastics SA for supporting the organisation for eight years by providing refuse bags for its clean-ups. Prinsloo said the organisation would continue working to protect marine life and the ocean. “Here’s to eight years of fighting for our Fishies, protecting our oceans and proving that small actions can create big waves,” she said.

Save a Fishie volunteers collected 211kg of litter during the organisation’s eighth birthday cleanup at Lagoon Beach.

Volunteers work along Lagoon Beach as part of Save a Fishie’s eighth birthday cleanup.

A giant birthday card was ﬁlled with messages and wishes from volunteers celebrating Save a Fishie’s eighth birthday.

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Top scientists honoured at expo

arklands College students were among the standout young scientists recognised for excellence at the Eskom Expo Cape Town Regional Science Fair, where learners from across the region showcased innovative research and solutions to real-world challenges. Held at the University of Cape Town’s Sports Centre on 12 and 13 August, the regional fair featured 235 projects presented by 333 learners from Grades 4 to 12, as well as Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) students. Parklands College learners Veer Atwaru and Luan Odendaal were among the biggest winners at this year’s event, taking the Best Energy Project award sponsored by Eskom. SENIOR AWARD The pair also received the Best in Category: Energy – Senior award, highlighting the strength of their research in one of the key fields showcased at the science fair. Their achievement placed Parklands College among the schools making a strong impression at the regional event, which attracted projects spanning 13 scientific categories. Other Parklands learners were also recognised. Madison Wehrley received the City of Cape Town Mayor’s Choice Award, while Liam Govender and Wanga Masindi

“This year’s event was a resounding success ...” - Lyndon Manas were among the recipients of Royal Society of Chemistry book prizes. Lara Roux from Parklands College Senior Preparatory also received a Royal Society of Chemistry award. YOUNG SCIENTISTS SHOWCASE INNOVATION The regional science fair gave learners the opportunity to present projects developed through Eskom Expo activities during the year, including workshops and compulsory District Expos. The projects covered a wide range of disciplines, with the most popular categories including Social Sciences, Biomedical and Medical Sciences, and Physics, Astronomy and Space Sciences. A total of 79 gold medals, 101 silver medals and 101 bronze medals were awarded during the event. The awards recognised learners who demonstrated scientific research, creativity, innovation and critical thinking while investigating issues ranging from health and environmental challenges to energy, technology and engineering. SCHOOLS ACROSS CAPE TOWN RECOGNISED Among the other major award recipients

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were Aimee Levy and Mia Braun of Herzlia High School, who received the Best Female award, while Aidan Fahy and Felix Lorentz from the International School of Cape Town were named Best Innovation winners. Eyintando Bentshu of Intshukumo High School received the Best Development Project award. Other category winners included learners from schools such as Bishops, Westerford High School, Springfield Convent, Pinelands High School, Star College Cape Town, Wynberg Boys’ High School and the American International School of Cape Town. The diversity of winners highlighted the breadth of scientific talent among young people across the Western Cape.

ENCOURAGING THE NEXT GENERATION Eskom Expo’s Western Cape Provincial Coordinator, Lyndon Manas, described the event as a celebration of the talent and curiosity of young scientists. “This year’s event was a resounding success and a celebration of the talent, curiosity and ingenuity of our young scientists,” said Manas. QUALITY OF RESEARCH He said organisers were particularly impressed by the quality of research and critical thinking demonstrated by learners as they explored everyday challenges and made new discoveries. “Taking an independent research project from an idea to presentation requires tremendous dedication, and we are incredibly proud of every learner who participated,” he said. The Eskom Development Foundation also highlighted the importance of providing learners with access to STEM opportunities. The foundation's acting CEO, Mologadi

Motshele, said expanding equitable access to quality STEM opportunities remained a priority, particularly for learners from previously disadvantaged communities. She congratulated all participating learners, saying the diversity and quality of projects reflected the exceptional scientific talent found across South Africa.

FROM SCHOOL PROJECTS TO FUTURE CAREERS The Eskom Expo for Young Scientists provides learners with an opportunity to develop research skills, present their findings and engage with mentors, judges and STEM professionals. The regional fair also serves as a platform for learners to progress further in their scientific journeys, with finalists having the opportunity to advance to the International Science Fair. For Parklands College, the achievements of Atwaru, Odendaal, Wehrley, Govender, Masindi and Roux add to a strong showing by the school and demonstrate the growing interest in science and innovation among its learners. Organisers encouraged parents and teachers to attend regional science fairs with their children and learners. This will allow them to experience the creativity and innovation on display and inspire more young people to take part in next year's Eskom Expo for Young Scientists.

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Connected, yet alone The word "isolation" comes from the Latin word insula, meaning "island". Over time, the word evolved through Italian (isolato) and French (isolé), meaning "made into an island". The feeling and connotations of isolation, however, have also morphed as we have headed deeper into the 21st century. DIGITAL COCOON Now the thought of closing our doors and wearing our headphones is seen as a comfort or a necessity, where we can destress and fulfil our own personal needs after enduring a demanding working day. Since the quick but subtle decline of televisions and broadcasting as an "escape" from reality and a means to stay informed and entertained, users have been tricked into becoming addicted to seeing their desires or hobbies packaged directly to them in short clips through TikTok's, Instagram reels or YouTube shorts. Families started interacting less, while

NOW WE SECOND-GUESS AND DOUBT WHAT WE SEE AND HEAR MORE THAN EVER.

the children became more immersed in their tablets and YouTube channels, and angsty teenagers have to understand and sometimes compare their lives to the glamorous aesthetics and filters they see when watching the Instagram stories of their friends or celebrities they admire. Now we watch, comment and "like" friends and family from afar on social media when they have weddings, celebrate births, or grieve a loved one — like voyeurs, it seems. CELLPHONE SOURCES Our cellphones have become our main source of information and entertainment. Gone are the days when the family would huddle at six to watch the latest episode of 7de Laan. Now everyone can enjoy their own distractions and retreat to the peaceful quiet of their bedrooms. I think the Covid-19 pandemic marked the crucial breaking point and awakening for a new meaning of this word to be birthed. Stranded and locked away in our houses during the height of Covid-19, our need and the time we spent on our cellphones intensified. Whether this was video calls and texts with loved ones, sending emails and attending Teams meetings, or doom-scrolling on social media whilst being flooded with the latest news and death stats, we adapted to being "happily marooned on our own social islands". ALGORITHMS THAT FEEDS All the while, the algorithms have been tracking, studying and curating a feed dedicated to our tastes, interests, likes and dislikes — and yet most people aren't seeing that these tech wizards have woven a cocoon around the users and their cellphones. This trap, however, disguises itself. So many are also quick to defend their ideologies or mock those they disagree with online in such creative fashion with GIFs and images, and yet lack the courage to spew these thoughts in real life. With the popularity and convenience of artificial intelligence, it has also impacted the way we view images, listen to music or watch videos. Now we second-guess and doubt what we see and hear more than ever. It's a strange and interesting time to be alive in 2026, but now more than ever we need to enrich the way we communicate instead of resorting to numbing ourselves to death on our own devices. - KEANAN HARMSE

COMMEMORATION: Residents gathered at Het Posthuys Museum in Main Road, Muizenberg, on Saturday 8 August to witness a cannon firing marking the 1795 Battle of Muizenberg. The event was hosted by Muizenberg Heritage in partnership with the Gri Guriqau Xam Research Institute and the Cannon Association of South Africa. Heritage Western Cape formally gazetted the battle site as a Provincial Heritage Site on Friday 27 March this year, following a nomination by the City of Cape Town’s Environmental Management Department. The battle took place when a British naval fleet attacked Dutch forces on the slopes of the Muizenberg mountains. The Dutch eventually surrendered the Cape, allowing Britain to gain control of the important Indian trade route. Another cannon firing is planned for Heritage Day, Thursday 24 September.

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Cost of uniforms feels like ﬁnancial exploitation I am writing this letter in the hope that it will highlight a pressing concern for single parents and lower-income families. We recently started shopping for school uniform items for our grandson, who enters Grade 1 next year. We were shocked by the prices, largely driven by the requirement to purchase plain items with compulsory school badges stitched or printed on them, including shirts, dresses, jerseys, tracksuits, and blazers. A Grade 1 learner typically wears a uniform for only 12 to 18 months before outgrowing it. Paying up to R400 for a jersey, R300 for a shirt, or R600 for a tracksuit top places an unfair ﬁnancial strain on families already struggling with the cost of living. While clothing banks exist, they do not address the core issue. Why are basic school clothes so heavily branded and expensive? Why are parents not allowed to buy plain, affordable white shirts or standard items from general retail

stores? We ask why the Western Cape and National Departments of Education allow what feels like blatant ﬁnancial exploitation of parents and guardians. Additionally, I would like to address the issue of school stationery and supplies. Are school stationery packages covered under fee exemptions or subsidies? If not, why are parents often pressured or required to purchase stationery directly through the school rather than sourcing cheaper alternatives independently. And why are parents expected to supply general administrative and sanitary items such as A4 paper reams and toilet paper for the school’s routine operations? Schools should operate as educational institutions, not proﬁt-driven enterprises. I hope these matters receive urgent attention from the relevant departments as families begin preparing for the upcoming school year. A CONCERNED FUNDER OF A SINGLE MOTHER

Very kind Samaritans return lost cellphone It was two Fridays ago, I believe on 24 July, when I, with a very dear friend of ours and her three little girls walked to the little playpark corner of Gert van Rooyen and Malmesbury roads. The little girls always enjoy this playpark with the merry-go-round and the slide and were having great fun. I took a video of them with my cellular phone and went to sit down on the little couch before returning to our cottage at La Provence for refreshments. There was a knock at the front door and our on-duty security guard, seeing me, asked whether I had my cellular phone with me. I had in fact just realised that I didn’t have it in my pocket when a man with two little children beside him, drew my attention to a cellular

phone in his hand and holding it up for me to see. It was, in fact, my phone. I was completely ﬂabbergasted, surprised, and shocked "out of my boots"! I offered him a reward which he declined, and I couldn’t stop saying thank you. A week later I had my little granddaughter with me, went to the same park and on our way home the good samaritan and his little daughter had noticed us and waited for us at our security gates. This time I remembered to ask him what his name was. Jonathan Edwards with his little daughter Olivia. Thank you, thank you and thank you. May you be blessed abundantly! MARIETTE PRIMIC, Welgelegen

Verlange na ‘Window shopping’ Met nolstalgie dink ek terug aan my grootwordjare in Bellville. Saterdagaande was 'n ritueel van window shopping doen in ons huishouding. Pa, ma en kinders klim in die Valiant wat blink en na politoer ruik en ons ry af tot by die Burgersentrum waar die motor geparkeer word. Ons klim dan uit en drentel al langs Voortrekkerweg af tot op die hoek van Voortrekker- en Durbanweg, stap dan oor die pad en drentel terug tot by die Valiant terwyl ons voor elke winkel vir 'n rukkie gaan staan en die inhoud in die venster bespreek. Dit was gehalte-gesinstyd. Ongelukkig het Bellville so verval en agteruit gegaan, dat die ritueel gestop moes word. Mense moes aanpas en danksy vooruitgang het mense aanlyn begin koop. Jy sit nou voor jou rekenaar of selfoon, blaai na 'n webwerf wat aanlynverkope doen en kies jou artikels om eendag te koop of dadelik. Onpersoonlike kommunikasie met 'n blikbrein. Geen interaksie of gesellige geselsies oor die artikels wat jy sien nie. Ons word ongesellig en distansieer onsself al hoe meer van die samelewing deurdat ons gedwing word om veiligheid te kies bo die kanse van moontlike kaping, aanranding en skelms wat om elke hoek en draai vir jou in Bellville se strate wag. LIZELLE STRYDOM, Chrismar

Ramp dreig by dam Die "kenners" van die Stad se parke-afdeling is besig om 'n massiewe ramp by Doordekraaldam te veroorsaak. In hul wysheid het hulle die riete voor die damwal en by die plekke waar mense visvang, uitgehaal. Dit het ongelukkig die gaping geskep vir pes-hiasinte om die spasie te oorweldig. Op die oomblik verdring dit enige groei van natuurlike plante en misbruik die suurstof van visse, paddas en krappe en ander gesonder plante. En hulle is feitlik onmoontlik om uit te roei. WAARNEMER, Bellville

Traffic officer was a hero in a dark moment in our life A blowout incident that happened on the N1 highway about 1,5 kilometres before the N1 petrol station northbound at 05:50 on Saturday 1 August left us in a very nervous and precarious position. But fear not, Western Cape traffic officer S. Sonday came to our rescue. What a relief and stunning sight to

see the blue lights lighting up the sombre moment we were experiencing. Officer Sonday stayed right behind us and with us all the way until we were able to nurse the vehicle all the way to the petrol station which was almost an hour on the road with the terrible damage done to the tyre.

Thank you to you, officer Sonday, for being our hero in such a dark moment in our life, and what an honour it is to live in such a sunning province with our protective police fearlessly protecting the citizens with such positive passion. NEIL CELLIERS

Briewe wat nie langer as 250 woorde is nie, sal voorkeur geniet. Versaf asb u naam, adres en telefoonnommer (nie vir publikasie nie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00. E-POS: briewe@tygerburger.co.za FAKS: 021 910 6501 Posbus 747. Bellville 7535

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new production of Mamma Mia! is coming to Artscape Opera House in Cape Town from Thursday 3 September to Sunday 11 October, followed by a run at Teatro Montecasino in Johannesburg from Friday 16 October to Sunday 22 November. The production features Amra-Faye Wright, who played Velma Kelly in Chicago the Musical on Broadway for 23 years, as Donna Sheridan. Samantha Peo joins as Donna’s friend Tanya, reuniting with Wright from the 2005 and 2008 South African productions of Chicago. Cape Town audiences will know Peo from The Addams Family: the Musical and A Little Night Music. Lindy Abromowitz Sachs completes the Donna and the Dynamos trio as Rosie, with credits including Kinky Boots, Grease and The Sound of Music. Leah Mari plays Sophie Sheridan, having recently shared the lead role of Maria in My Fair Lady and originated the role of Vivian Ward in the South African production of Pretty Woman: the Musical. Jordan Rogers and Michelle Juncker, both from Pretty Woman, play Sophie’s friends Ali and Lisa. The ensemble includes Jemma-Claire Weil, Angelica Hattingh, Yethu Kibi, Nicolette Fernandes, Liyabuya Gongo, Shannyn Fourie, Tshego da Silva and dance captain Claire Boswell. The musical is written by Catherine Johnson and produced by Hazel Feldman of Showtime Management. As in the 2024 production of Mamma Mia!, distinguished director Janice Honeyman is at the helm. ABBA HITS This “feel-good-show” features timeless ABBA songs composed by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, including crowd favorites “Knowing Me,

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Knowing You”, “Dancing Queen”, “I Have a Dream” and “Voulez Vous”. “Mamma Mia! is such a celebration of fantastic, strong women,” says Feldman. “As we honour the legacy of South Africa’s female leaders, innovators and heroes this August, we look forward to partying with our favourite characters next month!” Tickets are available at Showtime.co.za or Ticketmaster.co.za. Reduced prices apply on selected Tuesdays. Contact sales@showtime.co.za for group tickets (20+). WIN! WIN! WIN! Two readers can each win a set of four tickets to see Mamma Mia! at Artscape on Thursday 3 September at 19:30. To enter, ﬁnd this article and competition form online at www.tygerburger.co.za

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Kwena Music presents Student Breakout at Heroes Live in Brackenfell on Wednesday 19 August from 19:00. The event has been created speciﬁcally for university and college students, offering an affordable night out to enjoy live music, discover emerging local artists and connect with other young adults. Student-friendly food and drink options. Tickets from R95 at Quicket. The Symphony Choir of Cape Town will present Karl Jenkins' powerful 'Stabat Mater' at the City Hall on Wednesday 19 August at 19:00. Tickets at Quicket. Die 14de kykNET Silwerskermfees word van 19 tot 22 Augustus in Kampsbaai aangebied. Kaartjies vir ﬁlmpremières, TV-loodsepisodes en die toekenningsgeleentheid op Saterdag 22 Augustus is by Quicket beskikbaar. Besoek www.silwerskermfees.co.za vir die program. The Morning After band brings The 90's Songbook to Die Boer-theatre on Thursday 20 August at 20:30. Tickets cost R220. Book at www.dieboer.com or on 021 979 1911. Dirk van der Westhuizen tree op Vrydag 21 Augustus om 20:30 by Heroes Live in Brackenfell op. Kaartjies kos van R180 tot R220. Bespreek by www. heroeslive.net. Mandisi Dyantyis Symphonic Celebration is at Artscape Opera House on Saturday 22 August at

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20:00. Tickets from R495 at Webtickets. Riaan Benadé kom tree op Woensdag 26 Augustus om 20:30 by Heroes Live in Brackenfell op. Kaartjies kos van R240 tot R260 by www.heroeslive.net. Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show runs at Theatre on the Bay from 28 August until 18 October. Tickets from R295 at Webtickets. Just Jokes is at the Homecoming Centre on Friday 28 and Saturday 29 August at 20:00. Yaaseen Barnes' new stand-up comedy show celebrates the power of being silly. Tickets are R180 at Webtickets. Wayne Bosch and Friends: Homecoming Celebration is at Artscape on Saturday 29 August at 19:00. A tribute to Cape Town's lively jazz scene, and the launch of his debut album. Tickets cost R200 at Webtickets. Keenan Scott – Folk & Blues live – is at Ground Culture, Observatory on Tuesday 1 September at 20:00. Doors open at 18:30. Tickets R100 at Webtickets. Spring Symphonies at the City Hall: Resonance and Reﬂections is on Thursday 3 September at 19:30. Tickets from R210 to R495 at Webtickets. The University of Stellenbosch Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rik Ghesquière with Luc Ponet and Mario Nell (organ) performs at the Endler Concert Series on Friday 4 September at 19:00. Tickets at Webtickets.

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City Praise returns to City Hall City Praise returns to Cape Town City Hall on Sunday 30 August, with performances at 14:00 and 17:00. Origin South Africa will host the worship event in association with Radio Tygerberg, featuring their band, orchestra and the Cape Town Gospel Choir. Founded in 2010, the choir has performed across Cape Town, from Guguletu to Constantia to Durbanville, alongside artists such as Rouchelle Liedemann and Neville D, and groups including the Tygerberg City Choir, Joyful Harmonies, the Guguletu Tenors and the Cape Town Philharmonic. Liedemann and Jean-Pierre Lishman will lead

the worship. Liedemann launched her professional music career at 18 after winning a national singing competition, has recorded four gospel albums, often works with the Cape Town Gospel Choir and is a presenter on Radio Tygerberg. Lishman is a worship leader from the Northern Suburbs. Under the baton of Colin Peckham, the programme will include contemporary worship songs and traditional favourites. Tickets start from R195 and are available at Quicket. Visit www.originsa.org for more information.

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FOGGY WEATHER COULD NOT DAMPEN SPIRIT

10 000 turn out for Blisters KAYLYNNE BANTOM

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oggy weather couldn’t dampen the spirits of the 10 000 people who turned out for this year’s Blisters for Bread Charity Family Fun Walk at Green Point Common on Sunday 16 August. Organised by the Peninsula School Feeding Association (PSFA) in association with Lucky Star, the event raised funds to support the organisation’s efforts to provide meals to thousands of vulnerable children across the Western Cape. With this year’s event drawing a record 10 000 participants, PSFA director Petrina Pakoe says they are already looking ahead to next year, with plans to build on the success and reach even more supporters. “The event is over but the support that we need is ongoing. We are grateful to everybody who came to support. Every entry feeds 23 children.” She thanked participants and sponsors for their contribution, while appealing for continued support as preparations get underway for the next walk. Premier Alan Winde said the event is about more than bringing people together. “I love attending each year because this is such an amazing cause and the

community comes together to help our kids. You cannot expect to get a good school outcome if you don’t have something in your stomach.” According to Winde, more than 500 000 learners get a school meal every day and the PSFA is one of those that help people get food in their stomach. “People always say stomachs full, eyes closed. But I say stomachs full open brain,” said Winde. Ricardo Mackenzie, Western Cape Minister of Cultural Affairs and Sport, reminded participants that their involvement goes beyond the walk itself. “Your entry and participation it what is giving thousands of children from this province a daily meal. “This is not just about being active, it’s about supporting our communities in need.” Kareema Allie, a representative from the BVP social club in Hanover Park, said this was their first year participating and it won’t be their last. Bernadette Solomon from Mitchells Plain said she participates every year as a way of giving back during her birthday month. Albertina Mlenga said she and her three friends travelled from Velddrif to support this “worthy cause.”

MORE THAN 500 000 LEARNERS GET A SCHOOL MEAL EVERY DAY IN THE METRO

Premier Alan Winde and Mayor Geordin Hill Lewis share a moment with some of the walkers at the start of this year’s Blisters for Bread walk. PHOTO: ANDRE ENGELBRECHT

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Bernadette Solomon, Marc Salie, Anastacia Salie, Ronni Solomon, Mogamat Salie and Violet Simons from Mitchells Plain could not contain their excitement. PHOTO: KAYLYNNE BANTOM NM10068389-AL190826 SAMXXX-QK070726