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Specialiststudiesforframework

The City of Cape Town has announced thatits Urban Planning and Design (UPD)Department will undertake specialiststudies to addressissues raised duringthe public participation process on the draft Big Bay Local Spatial Development Framework (LSDF). The studies will focus on traffic impactsand emergency evacuation requirements for suburbs withinthe 0–16km zone around the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station.

The draft LSDF received over 700 submissions during a60-day public comment period,which included an open dayand online

RESIDENTS’INPUTSHELPTODRIVE CITY’SNEXTSTEPS

information session. Feedback highlighted concerns about traffic, evacuationfeasibility, anddevelopment in sensitive environmentalareas.

Eddie Andrews, Deputy Mayor andMayco member for spatial planningand environment, said:“The community’s input has helped guide ournext steps. Further specialist studies will ensure the LSDF is bothsafe and compliant.”

The CommunityRepresentation forBlaauwberg (CRB), which is organised apeaceful protest last year, said the LSDF was placing thousands ofpeople at risk by proposing large-scale housing

within theKoeberg Nuclear Power Station’s UrgentProtective Action Zone, without providing therequirednuclear-evacuation modelling.

Accordingtothe CRB, the LSDFcould add 10 000-25 000 new residents, primarily affordable housingopportunities, within an area where nationalregulations demandproven evacuation feasibility.

RESIDENTS’PROTESTS CONTEXTUALIZECONCERNS

Although theCity’s announcementfocuses on furtherinvestigations, residents havepreviously voiced strong opposition to thedraft LSDF.

In December 2025, TygerBurger reportedthatcommunities from Blaauwberg, Big Bay, Table View, and Melkbosstrand gathered at Erf 1117 to demandlawful and transparent planning.

Michelle Collins, CRB chair, told TygerBurger at thetime: “TheCity cannotadopt aplan that is incomplete, contradictory, and non-compliantwith nuclear safety and biodiversity laws.”

Sheadded: “Our protest demonstrated what the City cannot ignore: this community is informed, organised, and united. We will notaccept a planning framework thathides evacuation data, dismisses formal submissions, or sidelines the public through acompromised

process. This is amatter of lawfulplanning, safety, and transparency.”

The City maintains that these consultations and upcoming specialist studies are part of a process to address such concerns before finalising the LSDF.

DRAFTLSDFPROPOSALS UNDERREVIEW

According to the City, the draft LSDF provides aframework for development across Big Bay, including West Beach and Erf 1117, owned by the National Department of Public Works.

Key proposals include:

. Coastal protection and extension of the Blaauwberg Nature Reserve;

. Continuous biodiversity conservation corridors;

. Improved walking and fynbos trails;

. Planning for vacant and underutilised land.

TheCityemphasises that thedraftLSDF has not been approved, and no development rights have been allocated or removed.Future development applications will comply with theNational Environmental Management Act and municipal planning by-law, including strictprovisions for emergency evacuation.

Once the specialist studies are completed, the UPDDepartment will review public comments

and finalise recommendations. TheLSDF will then guide development applications, public-led projects, and strategic investment in Big Bay. Andrews added: “We thank the community for theirparticipation and making theirvoices heard. These investigations will help us balance development needs with public safety, traffic management, and environmental protection.”

At the protest, residents expressed frustration over the City’s disregard for theirinput, vague responses, and failure to address critical issues such as nuclear safety, environmental protection, and infrastructure capacity.

“The CRB continues itsChange. org petition calling for the LSDF to be suspended and redrafted,” Collins said.

Ward councillor Jonathan Mills said: "Strong support for the environmental plans on Erf 1117 and the City, Province and National have all accepted the lower densities proposed. TheCity's Mayco has requested additional investigation intothe traffic impactsinparticular. Having acloser look at main concerns raised, to make sure thesepolicies are going to stand the testoftime will be worth it in my opinion. Ialso hope this reassures everyone that the we do consider all the comments received and that public participation is not just atick-box exercise."

An outlook on Erf1117.

Home of Hope hostsLadies Lunch

TheHome of Hope is hosting avibrant andfloral fiesta-themed Ladies Lunch on 30 May from 12:30 to 16:00,atthe BlaauwbergBeach Hotel Guestscan look forwardtoawelcome drink, a three-coursemeal, agift bag, and acashbar for additional refreshments.The eventpromisesalively atmospherefullofcolour,fun, and flair,and attend-

eesare encouraged to dresstoimpress —the best dressedwillwin aprize.Tickets arepricedatR600 perperson, with allproceeds goingtowards Home of Hope’s vitalprogrammess. . Formoreinformation, emailmarketing@ homeofhope.co.za or WhatsApp thehomeat 061 278482.

TLClaunches MarshmallowEasterEgg Drive

TLCOutreach Projects is calling on the communityto helpcollect 1000 marshmallowEastereggsfor children in their Educational Preventative Programme. Donations of stringsorboxes of marshmallow eggsare welcome until 31 March at the TLCHead Office at TableViewPoliceStation, 18 PentzDrive,

TableView. Office hoursare MondaytoThursday, 09:00 –16:00, andFridays,09:00– 12:00. This initiativeaims to bring Easter joytochildrenwhile supporting educational programmes . Formoreinformation, emailinfo@ tlcprojects.org.za

Learnerheads toBarcelona

KAILINDANIELS

KAILIN.DANIELS@NOVUSMEDIA.CO.ZA

An11-year-old from Milnerton is preparing to take centre stage internationally after beingselected to represent South Africa at the prestigious International Championships for PerformanceArts (ICPA) in Barcelona, Spain, this June. Gianna Khusal, aGrade 6learner at MilnertonPrimary School, has earned the

YOUNG PIANIST AND SINGER
Gianna Khusal is off to Spain to represent SA

Rietvlei closedtowater activities

The Rietvlei in the Table Bay Nature Reserve will be closed to public water activitieson28and 29 March as the MilnertonAquatic Club (MAC) hosts its annual 24-Hour Challenge. No recreational useofthe water will be allowedbut the public may attend as spectators.

Dinghy sailors fromyacht clubs, sailing schoolsand Sea Scouts from across the Cape will gather at Flamingo VleiinTable View, for the 27th MAC24-Hour Challenge.

Theendurance racekicks off at 12:00 on Saturday 28 March,and runs non-stop until 12:00 on Sunday 29 March. Teams will sail continuously for24hours, with crewsrotating every two to three hours.

Organisers expect more than 30 boat entries, with double-handed boats accommodating up to nine sailors, while Sea Scout Saldanha dinghies can include up to 16 participants per team. Thegoal is simple: cover the greatest distance within the 24-hour period.

Theevent, which began in 1998, has grown intothe club’sflagship annual competition. Anotable highlight includes a2022 record-breaking performance by the GP14 “Red Baron”, which surpassed an endurance record set by the West Lancashire Yacht Club in the United Kingdom.

. Formoreinformation,contact 021557 7090 or follow updatesonthe Facebook page

THINKING OUTLOUD

Kindness is not just virtue,it’s aresponsibility

Have you been kind today?

It’s asimple question, but one that carries weight.

In aworld that moves fast and demands more from us eachday, kindness often becomes an afterthought, something we assume we’ll get to when life feelsa little lessoverwhelming

But the truth is, kindness doesn’t require time, money, or perfect circumstances.It asks only for intention.

One only needs to scroll social media, listen to the radio or switch on the television to see how unkind we human beingshave become toward one another.

Murders, rape, gender-based violence, bullying. The list is endless.

IamaChristian and the Bible teaches us that we need to love our neighbour as we love ourselves. But sadly, we have somehow lost sight of this calling, allowing hatred,anger,and indifference to take over.

Somewhere along the way,many of us have become so consumed by our own struggles, deadlines, finances,stress,and uncertainty that we forget the quiet power of how we treat others.

We rush past people, avoid eye contact, and sometimes respond with frustration instead of patience.

Yet the smallest gestures can leave the deepest marks.

ITTAKESLITTLE EFFORTTO SPEAKGENTLY, TOLISTENFULLY

It costs nothing to offer asmile to someoneata traffic lightinsteadof turning away.

It takes littleeffort to speak gently,to listen fully, or to choose understanding over judgment.

These moments may feel insignificant, but to someone else, they canmean everything.

Imagine how different ourcommunities would feel if kindness becameadaily habitrather than an occasionalact. Kindnessbuilds connection. It softens difficult days. It reminds people thatthey areseen, valued, and not alone.

And sometimes, it can evensave a life.The heartbreaking story of an eightyear-old girl from the Eastern Cape, who reportedly felt that escapingbullying was only possible through ending her life,isa devastating reminder of what happens in the absence of kindness.

No child should ever feel so alone, so unheard, or so hurt that they see no way out. Her storyforces us to confront an uncomfortable truth: ourwords and actionsmatter morethan we realise Whatwesay,what we ignore, and how we treat others can shape their sense of worth.

Kindness is not weakness. It is not something reserved for when it’s convenient. It is adeliberate choice that requires empathy, awareness, andeven restraint.

So, at the end of each day, perhaps we should all pause andask ourselves: Have Ibeen kind? Not just to those Iknow, but to strangers,tocolleagues, to the people whose lives briefly intersect with mine. Because in aworld where so many are silently struggling, kindness is not justa virtue. It is aresponsibility.

KAYLYNNE BANTOM

Kommentaar // Comments

CITYEYESTOURISMBOOSTTOGROWJOBS: James Vosispictured with the ILoveCape Town mascotasthe metropreparestointroduce anew tourism framework aimed at boosting visitor spending,increasingarrivalsand supportingmorethan100 000 jobslinked to the visitor economy.

Airport runs have become aterrifying ordeal

Ihavegrowing fear andfrustration about what should be asimple task —collecting familyand friends from Cape Town International Airport

Therecentspate of attacks, hijackings, androbberieson the N2 and R300 hastransformed this routine journeyintoa nerve-wracking ordeal.Every time someone asks me to fetchthemfromthe airport,my heart sinks.What wasonceastraightforward drivehas become acalculatedrisk. This shouldn’tbethe reality in ademocratic South Africa. Theeconomic impact extends beyond personal inconvenience.Tourism sufferswhen visitors’firstexperienceinvolvestraveling dangerous routes.Local businesses that depend on airport accessibilityare affected too. We urgentlyneed morepolicepatrolsonthese critical routes

Whileauthorities have announcedplans to con-

Hou met die geraas

Inwoners is moeg vir die oorverdowende geraas van motorfietsewat laatnag deurons woonbuurtejaag. Elkeaand word onsrus versteur deur roekelose motorfietsryers watmet hulraserigeuitlaatstelsels ronddraaiasofdie hele wêreld aan hullebehoort

Hierdie gedrag toon geen respek vir werkende mense, bejaardes,ofgesinne met klein kinders nie Dieprobleem word vererger deurryers watopsetlik hulmotors laat "pop" en geraas maak, veralin woongebiede waar mense probeer slaap.Party van onsmoet vroeg opstaan vir werk, terwyl ander siek familielede hetwat rus nodighet

Ons versoekdringend datdie Stad Kaapstad en verkeersdepartementstrengerteen hierdie gedrag optree.Motorfietsewat nieaan wettigegeraasregulasies voldoen nie,moet vandie padverwyderword. Verder moetdaar meer patrollies wees gedurende piekversteuringstye,veral ná 22:00.Boetes moet swaar wees.

MARTIN VANWYK, Brackenfell

struct awallalong sections of the routetoprevent stone-throwing attacks, this reactivemeasurefeels inadequategiven thescale of the crisis. Awallisa band-aid solution to aproblem requiring surgical precision.Weneed proactivelaw enforcement,not defensive architecturethatacknowledges ourfailure to maintain basic road safety

Moreover, wallscreateanunwelcoming fortress-like atmospherefor international visitors,hardlythe image we want to project as atourist destination.

Rather than building barriers that separate communities further,weneed comprehensivesecuritysolutions includingincreasedpolicevisibility, community policing initiatives, andaddressing the root causes of crime in surrounding areas.

FEARFUL, E-mail

Single moms’suffering

Whilemuchattention hasbeen given to howthe City of Cape Town'snew fixed tariffsaffect pensioners, we must notoverlook another vulnerablegroup bearing this financial burden:singlemothers. Did the Cityeven considerthem?

Thesewomen,often juggling multipleresponsibilities whilesupporting their families on limitedincomes, nowfacethe additional strain of fixed municipal chargesregardless of their actual consumption.

Forasinglemother,every rand counts. Unlike dual-income households that canabsorb increased costs moreeasily, single mothers have no financial buffer.Manyhavealready reducedtheir electricityand waterusage to bare minimums, yetstillfacethe same fixed chargesashouseholds with significantlyhigher consumption.

Single mothers deserve betterthana one-sizefits-allapproach that ignores their unique financial challenges.

MAUREEN SUMMERS, Brackenfell

Praisesfor JG Meiring High School

Threemonths ago, Mr GAlbertus took the helm as our newprincipal.Inthis short timeframe,his leadership hassparked atransformativewave. His approach hasbeen characterised by visible leadership; acultureofexcellence; andsupport for educators

He hasbeen a“breath of fresh air”, establishing apresencethatisboth professionaland deeply approachablefor students andstaff alike. He hasfosteredasenseofaccountabilitywhile simultaneouslyboosting morale, creating an environment wherestudents feel valued andrespected. Beyond his impact on the learners, he hasshown incrediblesupport forour teachers. By providing clear guidanceand maintaining open communication,he hasempoweredour staff to focus on what theydo best: making adifferenceinour children’slives. As aparent,I am profoundlythankful.

NADIA GALLANT,Parentand former SGBmember

Kindersonder te veel druk

Genoeg is genoeg. Kinders knak–stil-stil, agterglimlagtewat vir die wêreld bedoel is. Onder die druk vanskool,sport en sosiale media verloor hulle hulself.Ekis’nmamma vandrie–twee hoërskoolkinderseneen laerskoolkind –eneksien dit daagliks. Skolespog op InstagramenFacebook.Alles word ’n kompetisie: A-spanne,erekleure, akademiesetoppresteerders. Kinders werk harder,oefen langer,leer later–alles om by te bly. Maar teen watter prys? Naweke is nie meer rusnie.Dit is toernooie,vroeë oggende,laat oefeningeenhuiswerk watindie nag ingedruk word.Daar is geen asemruimte nie.Geen tyd vir lag, vir speletjies, vir die eenvoudigevreugde van net kind wees nie En dit wys. Agterdie prestasies is daar moegheid, angs en kinderswat voel hulle is nooit goed genoeg nie.Ouersprobeer byhou, maar is self uitgeput Gesinne leef onder konstante spanning. Intussen styg depressie en selfdoodsyfersonder tieners JEAN-MARI VANVUUREN, Durbanville

Teenconservationistraisesfunds

KAILINDANIELS

KAILIN.DANIELS@NOVUSMEDIA.CO.ZA

Atjust 14 years old Romario Valentine is already making wavesin conservation, using his passion for nature, art and activismto help protect some of the world’s most vulnerable seabirds.

Through his Back aBuddy fundraising campaign the young environmentalist is raising money for three important conservation initiatives led by the Southern African Foundationfor the Conservation of Coastal Birds (Sanccob) and BirdLife South Africa.

Funds raised will support efforts to protect the critically-endangered African Penguin as well as the Albatross Task Force and the Mouse-Free Marion Project.

One of the organisations benefiting from the campaign is Sanccob, which operates aseabirdrehabilitation centreinTable View

Romariohoped his campaign would inspire others to supportconservation and help secure thefuture of seabirds.

INSPIREDATAYOUNGAGE

Romario’s journey into environmental activism began when he wasjust sixyears old.

During aschool production, in which he played the role of an orca, he learnt about the devastating effects pollutioncan have on marine life.

“Thatmoment sparked something in me,” he explained.

Since then he has become an environmental activist,conservation artist and author of thebook Protect Our Planet –Take Action with Romario,which encourages youngpeople to become “Earth guardians”.

ROMARIO VALENTINE INSPIRESYOUTH THROUGH ART, ACTIVISM, AND CONSERVATION

SUPPORTINGCRITICAL CONSERVATIONPROJECTS

Through his campaign Romario is supportingthreemajor conservation initiatives.

The firstfocuses on saving the African penguinthrough Sanccob. Thespecies faces numerous threats including declining fish stocks, oil pollution, habitat destruction and disease. Today, only about 8000 breeding pairs remain in thewild in SouthAfrica.

The Albatross Task Force works to reduce seabird deaths caused by fishing gear.Since launching in 2006 the initiative hashelped reduce seabird deaths in South Africa’s trawl fishing industry by about 90%.

Another project closetoRomario’sheart is the Mouse-Free Marion Project,which aims to eradicate invasive house mice on MarionIsland. Themice, introduced morethan 200 years ago, prey on seabird chicksand threaten severalspecieswith extinction.

MAKINGADIFFERENCE

Romario has already helped sponsor 57 ha ofMarion Islandthroughthe project’s Sponsor-a-Hectare initiative andhopes to reach agoal of 100 ha Hisdedication to conservationhas not goneunnoticed. Among his accolades are theWESSAYouth EnvironmentalAward, the Pick nPay Hero Award andthe BirdLife South Africa OwletAward.

This year he alsoachieved Phase One certification as aSANParks Junior Honorary Rangers member in the Lowveld.

Beyond fundraising Romario believes education and hope are key to protecting theplanet.

“To me hopemeansbeingavisionary and believingyou can achieve anything with resilienceand self-determination,” he said. “Only together canwecreatean everlasting legacyand leave something gloriousfor future generations.”

. Follow himonLinkedIn:@artistromario

Throughart,Romario shares an important message aboutsafeguarding theplanet’s oceans and birds

Young conservationist Romario is raising funds for seabird-conservation projects supporting African penguins,albatrossesand other threatened seabirds
Throughhis detailed wildlifedrawings,young conservationist Romario highlightsthe beautyand importanceofseabirds.

Vermaak // Entertainment

Komlagsaamby Suidoosterfees

Die Suidoosterfees word vanjaar van29 April tot3Mei aangebied.Die feestema is "Tuiste" en die komedie-vertoningsgaan feesgangers heerlik tuislaat voel.

TygerBurger is ’n trotsemediavennoot vandie fees en nooi lesers uit om vir ’n rukkie wegtebreek van diewêreldseprobleme en hulle aan die terapie van lagoor te gee.

Die fees brei vanjaarverder uit as die Kunstekaap-teaterkompleks. Komedie-vertoningssal in die POP24Studio in die Media24-gebou, asook indie Kaapstad-Burgersentrumaangebied word

Die Cape Town Comedy Club bring ’n reeks vertoningsnadie Suidoosterfees –’nvrolike viering vanskerpskerts-komedieaskultuur, kuns en suiwer plesier

REEKS

Die reeksCTCC@SOF bestaan uitdrie aandvertonings.

Op WerkersdagisJared Pillaydie aanbiedervan CTCC @SOF 1,met KeenanCerf,CandaceFortune en Robin Dunlop CTCC @SOF 2 volg op Saterdag 2Mei metMel Jones, Jam Jam, Wesley Paulse en Nathan Levinrad. Die reekssluit op Sondag3 Mei af met CTCC @SOF 3,waarin Phil de Lange, Lindy Johnson, Khanyisile NgwenyaenNishen Pathet dielagspiere kielie

In Jaryd PillayLive bring die gewildekomediant sy kenmerkende waarnemingsenstories na dieverhoog. Kurt Schoonraad: FunnySideUp neem gehore op ’n skreeusnaakse reis deur die eienaardighede vandie moderne lewe. Dave Levinsohn vier26 jaar in die bedryf in Look What YouMade Me Do metvan sy briljantstekomieseoomblikke.

Ouma en die ou koeie bring Margit-Meyer Röden-

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ChoirFest hosts‘Passion ChoralFest’ at Hugo Lambrechts

ChoirFest Productionsismarking itsfifthanniversary with an ambitious choralcelebration that promises to captivate localmusicloversthisEasterseason.

Theorganisation willpresent Passion ChoralFest 2026 on Sunday 12 April at 16:00inthe Hugo LambrechtsAuditorium in Parow.

Theunique event bringstogetherfive localchoirs andmusicalduo Babette &Olgatotellthe storyof Christ's Passion throughsong.

Theimmersive choral experiencewilltakeaudiences throughthe biblical narrative from humanity's cryfor deliverancetothe triumph of theresurrection.

Organisers promise acompelling blend of classical, contemporary, andtraditionalAfricanchoral works, enhancedbystrikingvisualartwork and

performances in multiplelanguages. This concert weaves together diversemusical styles intoone powerful narrative.

Five accomplished choirs willgrace thestage: Cape Town Camerataunder Leon Starker's direction, TygerbergCityChoir ledbyPeter Roux,Vivox Voices conducted by MariaViviers, DF Akademie Kamerkoor: DF Dynamics with Jade Paige, and Laerskool Janvan RiebeeckSenior Koor,alsounder Leon Starker.

Theeveningwillbeenhanced by complimentary beveragesincluded with each ticket,pluscoffee and refreshments provided by KruisKoffie. . Ticketsfor theconcert areavailable at www. choirfest.co.za

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. Jonathan Roxmouth's Keychange runs at Theatre on the Baynow until 28 March. Eveningsat20:00 and Saturdaysalsoat15:00.Tickets at Webtickets.

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. People Power: Zolani Mahola featuring TheFeminine Force is at TheHomecomingCentre on Thursday 26 March at 19:00. TicketsfromR300atQuicket

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IN THE HIGH COURTOFSOUTH AFRICA, WESTERN CAPE LOCAL DIVISION, CAPETOWN Before theHonourable Mr JusticeWillie, Cape Townon the20thofFebruary 2026. Case No: 2026-018464.

In thematter between: NTUMISENG MANATHA MPITSA, APPLICANTand MAPULENGCHALI, FIRST RESPONDENT,ISHMAIL STAMPA, SECOND RESPONDENT,MA-AMOS STAMPA, THIRD RESPONDENT,MASTER OF THE HIGH COURT, CAPE TOWN, FOURTH RESPONDENT,DEEDSREGISTRAR, CAPE TOWN, FIFTHRESPONDENT,KUILS RIVERSHERIFF,NORTH, SIXTHRESPONDENT

HAVING readthe papers filed on recordherein and having heardthe Applicant's Counsel herein: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED:

1. Order for substituted serviceishereby granted.

2. The Applicant is orderedtoserve this order by wayof an advertisement in theNewspaper of theNorthern Suburbs,Particularly,Kraaifontein, being TygerBurger Newspaper, theAttorney to fileserviceaffidavit before theCourtRoll close.

3. That aRule Nisiishereby issued callinguponthe Respondents to show good cause, if any on the13thday of APRIL2026 at 10:00 or soon thereafter whyafinal order should not be issued that:

3.1. It is herebydeclared that theimmovable property ErfNo:20535 Kraaifontein, in theCity of Cape Town, Division Paarl, province of theWestern Cape is the property of theApplicant.

3.2. The SixthRespondent is herebyorderedtosignall thenecessarydocumentstotransfer theproperty to thename of theApplicant within 5(Five) days of the Order being granted.

3.3. The FifthRespondent is herebyorderedtocancel titledeedno: T19439/2003 in favour of theSecondand ThirdRespondents and register it to thename of the Applicant. 3.4. Cost of suit,ifopposed BY ORDER OF THE COURT, COURT REGISTRAR. Botho Molefe and Associates Incorporated, 53 Voortrekker Road, Kr if tein

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