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How to handle the pressure ... Learner, Nosipho Nkomo tries her hand at using the powerful, fire-dousing hose at SA Fire Watch during a training course with 19 other learners from Sophumelela High School. See story on page 3. PHOTO: RACINE EDWARDES
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Grassy Park school principal, recognised for being an inspirational role model, was chosen as a winner in the Woolworths Educational Programme and MySchool Teacher’s Day national competition. To commemorate the competition’s 10year run, it was decided to add an additional category for principals.
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Kannemeyer Primary School principal Ridwan Samodien won the category. “When it happened I was quite surprised,” says Samodien, mentioning that this was not his school’s first time entering this competition, but that it was the first time a nominated candidate from the school won. “It was unexpected, but once the shock had settled, a warm, fuzzy feeling of appreciation and affirmation resonated with me,” says Samodien. “The organisers contacted me in September and brought out a video
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crew to do a promotional video about the school.” Samodien says he is well informed about the past and this makes him the mindful person he is. He says it may take generations to overcome the layers of slavery-colonial-apartheid imposed conditioning. According to Samodien, it is up to principals and teachers to restore children’s sense of belonging, generosity and independence. “We all carry the scars of our broken past.
It is edged into our DNA, and there are many broken and fractured people,” Samodien says. Referencing Reverend Paul Volkwyn. he says, “We as teachers need to create a ‘home away from home’ environment at school and to instil a sense of belonging.” Samodien, whose career in education spans nearly 40 years (of which 19 have been as a principal), says we need to be mindful in tackling the huge challenges faced by the education sector. V To page 2.
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JP21 MP TITANS RACE
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JP Duminy signs autographs at last year’s event. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS
People's Post is published by WP Media, a subsidiary of Media24. GRASSY PARK 21 838 copies distributed Tuesdays to the following areas: Fairways, Grassy Park, Ottery, Parkwood, Zeekoevlei, Lotus River, Montague's Gift and Schaapkraal. OTHER EDITIONS People' Post also has the following nine standalone editions: Woodstock / Maitland (16 391) Mitchell's Plain (83 340) Retreat (23 423) False Bay (30 972) Lansdowne (21 130) Athlone (30 252) Constantia / Wynberg (30 069) Claremont / Rondebosch (30 843) Atlantic Seaboard / City (29 246) Total print order: 318 495 WHOM TO CONTACT
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ounded in 2015, the JP21 Foundation has set out to inspire hundreds of school children through sport. Based on a sincere commitment to reigniting the passion and enthusiasm for the game of cricket in underprivileged communities and schools in Mitchell’s Plain and Strandfontein, its long-term objectives are to promote a positive and healthy lifestyle and to allow learners to have fun at the same time, all while playing cricket. The initiative is the brainchild of one of South Africa’s most well-known cricketers, JP Duminy, who hails from the area. Duminy started his cricket career playing in the streets of Mitchell’s Plain and Strandfontein from the age of five. Duminy started the JP21 Foundation, focusing on youth development through cricket clinics and a specially developed league. “(I was inspired to start the foundation) through values instilled in me, to always give back, to make sure we remain humble in our successes and achievements. For a long time I would give back in my time and resources to other worthy causes; (this) led me to believe that it was time to start my foundation and give a meaningful contribution, by making this foundation a passion,” says Duminy. Since its inception, the foundation has celebrated much success, including being active at 38 local schools, having four boys representing Western Province, several teachers completing their level 1 coaching course,
2 000 girls and boys participating, the installation of several cricket pitches, the distribution of trainers and bursaries. Duminy says there is more to his success than just his passion. “My success is certainly not a one-man show. Teammates, coaches, parents, my wife and faith all play a huge role in where I am today,” says Duminy. For the past four years, the foundation has also partnered with the Mitchell’s Plain Titans in presenting the annual JP21 Mitchell’s Plain Titans race, already in its 11th year. “(The race) was about community involvement. Whilst the foundation works in the primary school space, it’s important for us to engage the community at large, by showcasing our work and raising awareness and inspiring people to stay active,” says Duminy. “I come from this community, my family lives here, it’s close to my heart, and we get to showcase Mitchell’s Plain to other parts of the Western Cape and nationally. Yes, we use cricket to create positive environments, but the real essence is community development and this race helps us in our endeavours in achieving that.” Avid runners and novices alike can tie their laces and try their hand at the 21.1 km, 10 km or 5 km races. For the 12th consecutive year, the race, open to all ages, will be presented on Saturday 23 November. Partners include the City of Cape Town, African Bank, Community Chest and PPC.
People’s Post is the official print media partner. The race will start at Glendale High School and end at Rocklands Sports Complex where the crowd will be entertained by live music and a community-building event. Tickets are available via Webtickets. Online entries close at midnight on Sunday 17 November. Run or walk the various routes to see and learn more about the vibrancy and culture of Mitchell’s Plain. Entry fees are R110 for licenced and R170 for unlicensed runners in the 21.1 km race. Adults in the 10km race pay R70 licenced and R110 unlicenced, while juniors in the 10km pay R50 if licenced and R75 if unlicenced. Entry to the 5km fun run is R20. Online entries will attract a service charge. Race-day entries, race card and number collections will take place on Friday 22 November from 18:00 to 20:00 and on race day at 04:30 at Glendale High School. The 21.1 km race will start at 06:00 with a cut-off time of 3 hours and 30 minutes. The 10 km race will start at 06:15 with a cut-off time of 2 hours and the 5km race will start at 07:30. All finishers will receive medals. The race forms part of the Coca-Cola League. There will be ample secure parking, however, runners are urged to arrive early to avoid traffic. V Follow the Mitchell’s Plain Titans and JP21 Foundation on Facebook or join the race event page. For more on the foundation, visit jp21foundation.org
“We congratulate all the incredible 2019 winners of the Teachers Day Competition who have highlighted the life-changing role that teachers can play for our children,” said Tladi. “Our panel of judges comprised of individuals from Woolworths, MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet programme, the Na-
tional Education Collaboration Trust as well as the National Department of Education. “Mr Samsodien is a shining example of true leadership and commitment to quality education in our country and we are honoured to recognise him for all his efforts,” Tladi said.
FROM PAGE 1 “At present, 80% of Grade 4’s cannot read with understanding. We have to do everything in our power to instil a love for reading,” says Samodien. “We need all the adults, every single citizen, to assist us in getting our kids reading for enjoyment.” One of Samodien’s many accomplishments as an educator is being the inaugural founding principal at Capricorn Primary school in Vrygrond. “The joy and privilege of starting a school from scratch, with not even a paper clip or drawing pin, and then after six months to walk away from a fully functional school has been a great experience,” Samodien says. His career began in the 1980s at the historical Salt River Moslem Primary School when it was still known as Kipling Street primary. According to Samodien, the school was closed down three years ago by the department of education. Samodien was nominated by Grade 6 learner, Leah Mohammed, who praised Samodien for the role he plays in building an environment suitable to learning in an inspired context. “We feel we belong here,” Mohammed wrote in his nomination. “Mr Samodien is passionate about giving the best to the learners and making the school a place where children want to be every day.” Woolworths educational programmes and events national marketing manager Thando Tladi says this campaign aims to recognise and reward teachers who routinely go beyond the call of duty.
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Teacher, founder and inspirational hero, Ridwan Samodien, next to a picture of himself with Leah Mohammed who nominated her principal for this award.
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espite the lack of investment in the SA Fire Schools Project at the SA Fire and Medical Academy (Safma), founder Yusuf Allie still wants to encourage schools to book a training session for learners – and book early. Safma is a facility providing training to companies to make them compliant with the Occupational Health and Safety Act. SA Fire Watch is an arm of the business that focuses on fire training. Based in Ottery, the acade-
Learners take on navigating through a maze, during a fire simulation.
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Learners from Samora Machel completed a training course at SA Fire Watch. He told the learners to always stay calm and focus on the fire because “in any given situation, the most common factor is chaos.” Allie said the nature of the training – by placing the learners in realistic simulations – will stick with the learners; forever burned in their memories. “Because of this interactive, joyful training, they will carry that knowledge with them into adulthood.” Sphosethu Nomdova agreed with her
peers, saying the training was informative and exciting. Referring to the maze that they had to navigate through, equipped with scorching fires to make the experience even more realistic, she noted: “It was very hot!” Allie hopes that with restored investments from businesses, the project may one day be able to run independently and, one day, across the country. V To book, call 021 703 5911.
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The six South Africans during the Mario street car tour in Osaka are back clockwise: Gilroy Fillies, Shaun Fabe, Silvino Giewelaar, Lloyd Idas Brent Abrahams and Gavin Adendorff.
Standing shoulder to shoulder in Kobe waiting to sing the national anthem and kick-off of the Springboks versus Canada game.
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hen you are living and working in Dubai and not fortunate enough to watch the Springboks play in South Africa, you try everything in your power to watch them play overseas. What better way to do this than to attend the Rugby World Cup in a foreign country and show the world, “your blood is green!” This is exactly what six South Africans, five from Cape Town and one from George, did when they attended the 2019 Rugby
World Cup in Japan. The Springbok groupies are Shaun Fabe from Wynberg, Gilroy Fillies from Eersterivier, Gavin Adendorff from Strandfontein, Brent Abrahams from Retreat, Lloyd Idas from Durbanville and Silvino Giewelaar from George. “This was our second World Cup that we attended after supporting the Springboks at the World Cup in England in 2015. We are all living and working in Dubai and planned this trip after the final in England. We left on Thursday 3 October and went to
watch the Springbok games against Italy and Canada,” says Shaun, the organiser of the trip. “The journey was epic, the atmosphere unreal, and to stand next to each other shoulder to shoulder singing the anthem was emotional! We even got Rassie Erasmus, Faf de Klerk and Damian Willemse to give us a wave,” he says. After an eventful night of celebrating the win over Italy, the proud South Africans took a two hour train to Osaka where they had four days to see sights and prepare for the next
game against Canada. “In Osaka we managed to get some good sushi, local teppanyaki and did the Mario streetcar tour where we dressed up as superheroes. “The last game against Canada was also very good, we even managed to swop jerseys with some Japanese and Canadian supporters,” says Shaun. He adds that this trip will not be the last: “Japanese hospitality was so good and embracing, we already planning for our third RWC to France in 2023.”
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SMARTCAPE CADET INITIATIVE
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he City of Cape Town has upskilled 75 unemployed residents with essential information science and technology skills through its Smartcape Cadet initiative. Each of the participants has also received an 18-month employment contract from the City. They will be assisting the public in using computers and the internet at various City libraries across Cape Town. The Smartcape Cadet skills development programme provides training to unemployed youth who wish to explore opportunities in the IT sector. They have been employed by the City through the Expanded Public Works Pro-
gramme (EPWP) for an 18 months period and will now be stationed at the Smartcape kiosks at various City libraries. They will be facilitating the Smartcape services offered to the public at the kiosks. The cadet skills development programme focuses on skills in computer and digital literacy, customer service, administration, and communication. Qualifying participants for this programme were required to have a matric certificate and be between the ages of 18 and 35. “Through our digital literacy initiatives, we invest in the lives of unemployed residents by upskilling them with scarce skills to improve their chances of se-
curing future employment. However, with the Smartcape Cadet programme we took it one step further and are providing the participants with employment opportunities to equip them with necessary experience. Over the next 18 months these Smartcape Cadets will have the opportunity to share the skills they have gained with the various community members visiting the libraries in order for these patrons to start using the technology to improve their lives,” says Mayco member for corporate services, Sharon Cottle. The City’s aim with its digital literacy initiatives is to bridge the digital divide in our communities. Over the past month, the
Smartcape Cadets programme participants have received training focusing on basic computer skills, internet searches, online job-hunting skills, online applications for universities, scholarships and bursaries, as well as managing the Smartcape registrations, statistics and marketing. Given that they are now equipped with the necessary facilitation skills, the Smartcape Cadets will be assisting library patrons with accessing the WiFi, using useful e-resources such as Press Reader and Encyclopaedia Britannica Online, searching for information, and creating online folders for them to access their research.
Creating open spaces for all The Lower Molteno Reservoir in the Company’s Garden is expected to be lively and attractive following the official launch of a track and an outdoor gym on Saturday 19 October. The launch was accompanied by festivities, with the public and officials enjoying a free yoga session offered by The Om Revolution Outdoor Yoga Studio, exercise classes on the outdoor gym and jogging around the new track. “It is fantastic to see so many people from all walks of life making use of the space. Prior to the improvements, the space had become derelict and was the source of many complaints from members of the public and surrounding businesses,” says Dave Bryant, councillor for ward 115. Bryant says the installation of the
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he Western Cape Department of Correctional Services (DCS) will hold its first three-day Spiritual Care Expo at Pollsmoor Correctional Centre in Tokai from Wednesday 6 to Thursday 8 November. The expo hopes to attract service providers from all parts of the province and is aimed at embracing and strengthening partnerships with stakeholders that are promoting rehabilitation programmes in different correctional facilities. The expo’s theme will be “Masibambisane: restoring the dignity of our people through a victim-centred rehabilitation, reconciliation and reintegration in building a crime-free South Africa”. Director for the DCS’s Spiritual Care divi-
sion, Dr Menzi Mkhathini, says the expo will showcase what service providers are offering at correctional centres. It will also reflect on the strides made to realise the objectives of the White Paper on Corrections. The Spiritual Care unit focusses on individual interviews, services and programmes that talk to the unique needs of an inmate. “We start with an in-depth spiritual assessment, and craft a correctional sentence plan which incorporates needs-based spiritual programmes suited to each individual,” says Mkhathini. Western Cape regional commissioner Delekile Klaas asks for more external stakeholders that are faith-based to come forward
so they can align with the strategic movement of creating a just and safer society through the main stakeholder, DSC. Stakeholders that will take part in the exhibition include the police, SANDF, Heart lines, Nicro, Hope Prison Ministries, CRC Ministries, Hillsong Foundation, World hope Ministries, Prison Care Network, TBN, Radio Pulpit, CCFM, Radio Tygerburg and more. The three-day expo, which will start at 09:00 and end at 15:00 daily, is open to the public and attendance is free. Refreshments will be served. V For more information on the expo or organisations and churches who would like to participate in the expo can call Lewies Davids on 078 603 1920.
Police ask for help to identify suspects Police are urgently seeking assistance in locating three suspects allegedly involved in house break-ins since April. One of the suspects has been depicted in an identikit supplied by police, and is wanted in connection with a robbery on 29 April. According to the police statement issued, the victim was returning home from having dropped the children off at school, when three men entered her home after her, robbing her
of her wallet, clothing items in the house and shoes. Grassy Park police station commander Col Dawood Laing asks that the community be vigilant at all times, calm and nonthreatening in these situations. “Do not threaten or challenge the perpetrators,” said Laing. “Try to get as much information as possible without posing a threat.” Local police are further appealing to the broader community to
get involved in the reward system, which allows any adult to become pro-actively involved in the prevention of crime. “Phone the police as soon as possible after the robbers have left the scene,” Laing implores. “Note any specific identifying marks on the getaway vehicle and facial identikit of suspects.” The public can contact Det Sgt Vuyo Gumenke on 021 700 3950 with information that will lead to the arrest of suspects.
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An identikit of one of the suspects.
Cellphone robberies on the rise AVRIL FILLIES Cellphone robberies are on the increase in the Peninsula and commuters travelling to and from train stations are the most common targets. People become easy targets when they walk in the streets with earphones or make phone calls while walking. “We’ve noticed an increase in cellphone robberies at Bellville train station and appeal to the community and commuters to be vigilant and help prevent being victims of cellphone robberies,” says Capt Jonathan Blanckenberg, spokesperson of the Bellville police. According to him, these robberies could have been prevented if victims were cautious when using their cellphones in public spaces. “These robberies are not only rife in Bellville but all over the city. If you need to make a call, rather go to a safe place. The trend nowadays with youngsters is to listen to music on their phones while walking in the streets. “This is an open invitation for criminals as the youngsters are so into their music, that they are oblivious of what is going on around them. The criminals see this as an opportunity to rob them,” Blanckenberg says. He also said that with the festive season approaching, criminals are out to make a quick buck. “People are also easy targets when leaving pubs in their areas. I can only speak for the Bellville area; and patrons frequenting pubs in South Street are easily robbed. Walk in groups, don’t carry other valuables with you and be careful when you approach parking areas as criminals can hide behind trees and cars. Get hold of safety pamphlets that are available at police stations and assist the police in preventing these robberies,” Blanckenberg says.
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lthough recent statistics on copper cable (665 metres). the arrest and conviction of Much of the unit’s efmetal and cable theft suspects forts are centred around a create room for optimism, the list of the most prolific hotwar is far from over. spots across the metropole Riana Scott, head of marketing which include Bishop Laand communication at Metrorail vis, Claremont and RonWestern Cape, says given the lack debosch. of illegal scrap yards being The unit was estabclosed, the continued flouting of lished 10 years ago to curb the Second Hand Goods Act and the theft of City-infrathe prevailing socio-economic clistructure but their scope mate which produces new crimihas broadened since then. nals as soon as regular offenders “Officers recover infraare arrested – these type of crimes structure belonging to are highly likely to continue. state-owned enterprises as “Depending on the area, the exwell as private sector comtent and the nature of the theft, it panies,” says the Mayco can lead to delays, cancellations member for safety and seand temporary suspension of curity, JP Smith. train services in sections of the Two years ago, the unit network affected by vandalism or had its powers extended in theft,” Scott says. terms of the Second Hand Cable theft can also lead to elecGoods Act, which allows tricity disruptions and affects the for the inspection of scrap functioning of critical infrastrucmetal dealers and bucket ture like internet access, closedshops. circuit television networks and The Criminal Matters services at clinics and libraries. Amendment Act introScott explains the Rail Enforceduced the option of harshment unit, police and Metrorail The City of Cape Town’s Metal Theft Unit arrested 99 suspects for cable and metal theft in the past financial year. er sentences for cable Protection Services (MPS) conthieves. duct both autonomous and joint operations In March last year, additional human re- (MTU) arrested 90 suspects for cable and “With copper selling for around R80 a kiloto combat crime. sources (armed guards) and technology (sur- metal theft in the past financial year (July gram, it’s easy to see why it remains such “Each entity keeps its own statistics of au- veillance and forensic capability) was intro- 2018 – June 2019). a big problem. While there have been moves tonomous operations and joint successes are duced. Since then 431 arrests have been A further 22 arrests were made in the first to curb these acts of sabotage, far more is publicised as such,” Scott says. made, 59 convictions and 42 cases finalised. quarter of the current financial year. needed if we are to make a meaningful differMetrorail’s statistics are regional and not The total number of years’ jail sentences Items confiscated during the same 15- ence,” added Smith. captured per station given the extensive rail imposed under the Criminal Matters month period include 85 kilogrammes of V Members of the public who have information about network and number of trains. MPS made Amendment Act are 373 years, five months cast iron drain covers and frames, 11 gully cable or metal theft, or illegal scrap metal dealers are 137 arrests in the period from September and ten days. grids, 11.1 kilogrammes of telecommunica- encouraged to report it to 021 480 7700 or report it 2018 to August this year. The City of Cape Town’s Metal Theft Unit tion cable (66 metres) and 288.5 kilograms of to the police.
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PEOPLE'S POST | GRASSY PARK Tuesday, 29 October 2019
FESTIVE LIGHTS
Art contest challenges youth T
he Festive Lights Switch-On (FLSO) is a highlight on the City of Cape Town’s event diary. This year, it will take place on Sunday 1 December from 16:00 on the Grand Parade with a host of feel-good entertainment for the whole family. In the run up to the event, there are two challenges, the FLSO 2019 Music Challenge (now in its 4th year) and a brand new initiative in the form of a recycling-based art competition. They are both aimed at reaching out to the youth of Cape Town. In 2019, the art competition takes on a responsible approach to highlighting the environmental challenges society is facing, with the Festive Lights Switch-On Waste to Art Challenge. Showcasing how one person’s waste is another’s gold, the FLSO Waste to Art Challenge 2019, is looking for creative youth 16 years and younger – either as an individual or as part of a school or community project – to use waste material (any)
to create visual art pieces. Submissions can be a picture, an article of clothing, a furniture item or an installation or sculpture. Entries need to incorporate the event theme, ‘Cape Town: Window to The World’. The challenge for this year’s competition is for the youth to create a visual statement, a strong message that addresses the principles of waste management – reduce, reuse and recycle – which is inspired, and that also incorporates their interpretation of the festive season and what the holidays mean to them. A gallery has been created on http://flsoartchallenge2019.co.za/, where an image of the finished artwork can be uploaded with a description and shared with all entrants’ social media platforms. The more it is shared, viewed and voted for, the better the chances of winning, as it will be up to the public to decide who walks away with the R5 000 cash prize.
The winner will also be invited to exhibit . go to the URL: http://flsoartchaltheir art piece at the Civic Centre in the lenge2019.co.za/ then choose where to upCBD during the school holidays. Four run- load your media on Facebook, Instagram, ners up will similarly be asked to display Twitter or PC their works, which will need to be trans. if using PC option, your name and ported to the venue. The top five email address will be required artworks will be visited and ad– social media will have login The winner will prompts; judicated to ensure parity with the submitted image. . upload your image togethalso be invited The Festive Lights Art Chaler with a description of the subto exhibit their mission and name of the enlenge is now on until Thursday 21 November. art piece at the trant, age and school; How to enter: . share on all social media Civic Centre . entrants must be individuplatforms with the hashtags during the als, community groups or #FLSO2019 and #FLSOWasteschools comprising students of school holidays toArt 16 years and younger; For terms and conditions vis. create an art piece made it flsoartchallenge2019.co.za out of waste materials; Entrants can use mobile phones, PCs or . art pieces can be pictures, clothing, they can visit any of the City’s libraries furniture, sculptures and installations; and make use of the free internet access . take a flattering photo or photos of the available via the SmartCape facilities to completed artwork; upload their images.
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PEOPLE'S POST | GRASSY PARK Tuesday, 29 October 2019
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nity services and health, Zahid Badroodien explains: “The seasonal swimming pools opened on 20 September and will be operating until 13 April next year. There were some delays in the opening of some of the pools due to unforeseen circumstances.” Pools that are currently open to the public are Athlone, Bonteheuwel, Eastridge, Emthonjeni in Nyanga, Goodwood, Hanover Park, Kensington, Langa, Manenberg, Mnandi, Muizenberg, Observatory, Parow North, Wesfleur and Westridge.
“The Blue Downs, Long Street, Retreat and Strand indoor swimming pools including Sea Point Pavilion are currently open throughout the year,” says Badroodien. Swimming pools that are currently undergoing repairs and maintenance work, which are intended to open for the peak summer period if the scheduled repairs are completed on time include Bellville South, Khayelitsha, Morningstar, Browns Farm, Delft, Lentegeur, Parow Valley, Ruyterwacht, Trafalgar Park, Vulindlela and Wynberg.
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PEOPLE'S POST | GRASSY PARK Tuesday, 29 October 2019
OPINION EDITORIAL
HELP SAVE THE RHINO: South Africans are urged to support the conservation of Rhinos to ensure that generations to come don’t have to only see them in photos and books. Among other support initiatives, people can purchase a Relate bracelet from participating retailers. A portion of the money goes towards the Endangered Wildlife Trust Rhino Project. The trust helps fund several essential conservation activities such as the deployment of equipment, skilled field staff, anti-poaching and sniffer dogs, a rapid response platform for rhino orphans, and end-user awareness campaigns, to ensure the survival of this iconic animal.
Managing exam stress F
or learners and students, not to mention their parents, examination time is usually accompanied by anxiety and stress. Whilst some stress can be beneficial in creating motivation and focus, unmanaged or high levels of stress can be counterproductive and potentially affect one’s mental well-being. “Stress around exam time often stems not only from the work to be learned and the actual taking of the exam, but also from uncertainties about the results and possible consequences thereof,” says Megan Hosking, a social worker and psychiatric intake clinician at Akeso psychiatric hospitals. Each year there are tragic reports of learners taking their own lives around or after exam time, perhaps triggered by fear of failure or disappointing results. “It is devastating to think of young people feeling so pressured that they cannot see any future for themselves,” she reflects. “Our message to anyone who feels as though stress, including exam stress, is getting the better of them, is that your well-being is the most important aspect to focus on. If you find that you are struggling to cope, help is available.” Hosking gives the following tips for managing exam stress: Start preparing early and make time for relaxation According to Hosking, preparation is key to managing exam stress. “Allowing sufficient time to prepare for the exams by starting to study well in advance can be helpful as it minimises time pressures, which often add to the other stress factors around this time,” Hosking notes. “There are many approaches to studying for exams, and it may take some time to identify which study method suits you best. Once you have found an effective study method, stick to it and put in the time required to cover all the necessary material.” It is equally important to allow adequate time for rest and relaxation in the run-up to exams. “Making time for enjoyable activities can help you to maintain a healthier perspective. Plan your time to allow for much-needed breaks, as this will help to ensure that the time spent studying is optimised.” She says that physical activity, whether a walk outside, yoga, time in the gym, or some other form of exercise, can be extremely helpful for relieving stress. Final exam preparations “Going through past exam papers or practice papers can help identify any gaps in your knowledge and understanding of a subject, and can help manage pre-exam nerves,” she adds. “In the days leading up to the exam, make sure you know the exam times, venues, procedures and requirements, and plan so that you will arrive well before the start time to avoid unnecessary worry. Check which items you are permitted to take with you into the exam room.” It can be distressing for parents and caregivers to see their children going through the stress associated with exams. “Common signs of stress and anxiety include irritability, difficulty sleeping, changes in appetite and complaints about headaches, stomach aches or other physical pains. Children may also report difficulty concentrating or you may notice mood changes in your child. “Support your child year round in their studies, encouraging them to do regular revision and to stay up to date with their work. Leading up to test or exam time, you can also help by having discussions with your child about how they are feeling, reminding them to take breaks from studying, and providing supportive advice. “However, if stress persists, or feels unmanageable every time you are faced with tests, exams or deadlines, it is recommended that you consult a professional, such as a psychologist, to assist with developing coping mechanisms, time management skills and building resilience.”
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Children need to be healthy To stay competitive in the modern world, today’s youth need to have a good education. It makes me sad that there are still children who have to walk more than 10 kilometres to and from school. Because these kids arrive at school tired and without having had breakfast, they find it difficult to concentrate in class. After school, they must do household chores, which prevent them from doing their homework. It is parents’ and government’s responsibility to ensure that every child in the country has transport to and from schools, and food to eat. As the saying goes: “A healthy mind comes from within a healthy body.” MPENDULO NCUBEKAZI, Email
Why not use drones to fight the country’s crime problem? I was watching an international news channel on riots, and while watching this I saw what I thought was seagulls swooping above the rioting crowds, but on closer inspection, I realised it was drones. While still watching, my memory went back to a wedding my wife and I attended in Table View a few months ago, when the official wedding photographer was taking pictures using a drone with a camera attached. Now being a retired police officer and with violent protests taking place, gunfights in our suburbs and farm attacks, illegal poaching in and around our coastline, road users terrorising other road users, attacks on local and foreign tourists on hiking trails and local security companies protecting properties and reacting to alarms, I am wondering why our police, law enforcement, rangers and traffic officials, and neighbourhood watches are not being issued with the drones. The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and other legal experts must be approached to investigate the legality of using drones in crime prevention and crime-fighting initiatives. I got so excited when I was compiling this article as I could only see massive benefits from the use of drones. This also has some financial benefits. Officers can use fewer helicopters. I believe even a loudspeaker can also be attached to the drones in crime prevention or crowd control. An eye in the sky sees all. KEITH BLAKE, Ottery
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Road works wreak havoc I am happy that there is work being done to improve our roads, but, it causes a major delay. Sometimes I wonder why it all takes so long and if it is wise to be undertaking projects at this time of the year. The roads are busier as the sun comes out. Is there not a better time to do this? I read the article on the mayor’s new pothole project (“Services go back to basics”, People’s Post 22 October) and I agree with Dawood Jacobs that there are way more road issues that need to be addressed. We cannot log calls for every single pothole and watch them fix one
and leave another one. But what I want to know even more now is if they plan to take nine years to fix potholes as well, or if this is a one day job. Because if it is a day job, or even better an hour job, then why are the potholes in our streets for years? The council says they spent millions fixing potholes last year, but show me where, because the countless ones I see have become part of our community, that is how long it has been around. No number of reports has changed that yet. PETER DAVIS, Eastridge
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Get your engines ready for finale A
n all-out battle to be crowned World Rallycross Champion and fierce competition for a podium place will thrill spectators at Killarney International Raceway on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 November. The two leaders are just one single point apart. The season finale, World Rallycross of South Africa, will see supercars accelerating faster than Formula 1’s and international drivers with matching reflexes burning up the Killarney circuit of tar, dirt, straights, tight corners and airborne jumps battling for the world driver and car crown. The world finale is brought to Cape Town’s Killarney track by IMG, The City of Cape Town and well-known SA event organiser WorldSport. Under the agreement with the City of Cape Town, the championship will also visit Cape Town in 2020 and 2021. The top three Supercar drivers are Andreas Bakkerud (Audi S1) and brothers Timmy and Kevin Hansen (Peugeot 208) with a field of 35 drivers in the chase. The four-wheel drive turbocharged 2 litre WRX supercars produce 450kW and 900Nm of torque, catapulting the cars from zero to 100km/h in just 1.9 seconds, faster than Formula 1’s. The RX2 car category is just as hotly contested with Oliver Eriksson, Jesse Kallio and Ben-Philip Gundersen in the top three and 23 more drivers in pursuit. “We’re proud to be sponsoring the Total racing team this year and to have them bring Total’s ethos to life at WRX. “They’re equipped with undeniable talent and we have no doubt that they will dominate this year and add to our successes,” said Baxolile Msomi, corporate communications and marketing manager of Total South Africa. Cape Town mayor Dan Plato said: “Cape Town has long been an event hub for exciting, adrenalin sports like motor racing, with a recent display of a Formula 1 car’s acceleration in our streets. “The City of Cape Town is proud to once again host the World Rallycross Champion-
ship at Killarney. The drivers and their lightning fast cars will experience not only fierce competition, but everything Cape Town and its people have to offer – from the backdrop of Table Mountain, one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature, our beaches, vineyards, culture and entertainment. “Exciting events such as this one not only showcase our city, but are a significant contributor to the local economy, jobs for Capetonians and international marketing of our destination. “We welcome the WRX racers and all the visitors from abroad and elsewhere in South Africa.” Paul Bellamy, senior vice president of IMG Motorsports, the promotor of the FIA World Rallycross Championship, said: “I am delighted to confirm that through our partnership with the City of Cape Town, we are extending our presence in South Africa for a further two years. “Since its entry on the World RX calendar in 2017, Cape Town has become a mainstay of the championship and a must-visit destination for local and international rallycross fans.” Bruce Parker-Forsyth, CEO of WorldSport, the newly appointed delivery partners, says: “Motorsport is a fundamental part of Cape Town culture – the World Rallycross Championship teams display the same competitiveness on track and post-race camaraderie as our local drivers – which makes it such a joy to experience first-hand. Our aim is to make it a weekend of racing the whole family can enjoy.” Des Easom, executive manager of Killarney International Raceway, said: “The World Rallycross championship is the most exciting form of motorsport featuring some of the best drivers in the world and also offers a full day of family entertainment on and off the track. “With the championship being wide open with only one point separating the two championship contenders, we are certainly in for an absorbing final round of the championship.” V Tickets are available through www.quicket.co.za.
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Beyers stars for Yankees NOORE NACERODIEN
Kenfac Phillies (13) – Tantasport (8) Tableview (8) – Battswood (3) Third League Table View (6) – Strandfontein (14) Westridge Yankees (9) – St Augustines (8) Stealers (7) – Khayelitsha Stars (0) Heideveld Yankees (0) – Thistles (7)
Two 3 base hits by Fayruz Beyers, bringing in four runs for Westridge Yankees, were the highlights of the Yankees 7-4 win over Tantasport in the Super League of the Cape Town Softball Association. Tantasport outhit Yankees eight to three, but were unfortunate with some poor defen- Eagles continue winning ways sive plays in the outfield. Two dropped Khayelitsha Eagles continued their wincatches by the Tantasport defense saw Yan- ning ways when they beat Pirates 10-1 in the kees take the upper hand. Nawaal Nacerodi- Men’s Major League of the Cape Town Soften, Meghan Fillmore and Amee-Leigh Ford ball Association on Sunday. Veteran Moses all batted 2-3 for Tantasport. Megan Cable, Molaba continued his pitching prowess by the Yankees’ pitcher, gave up eight hits blowing away the batters with his pace. whilst Fillmore and Rozanne Albertyn Devonshire Rovers beat newcomers Exshared the pitching duties for Tantasport. cell Dodgers 11-3 while current champions, The late game saw Falcons hold on to a val- Hamiltons, failed to have the required nine uable one run win over Kenfac Phillies, run- players for their encounter against Westning out 7-6 winners. Young Amy Minnies ridge Yankees. performed admirably for Falcons on the pitching rubber and was rewarded when she crossed the plate for the winning run in the fifth innings of a pulsating contest. Lavender Hill easily beat newcomers Heideveld Yankees 10-1. Other Results: Major League: Kuils River Cougars (5) – Lavender Hill (13) Tableview (6) – Falcons (13) Belhar Dolphins (0) – Westridge Yankees (7) First League: Glenthorn A’s (3) – Crusaders (5) Panthers (7) – St Martins (11) Battswood (7) – Khayelitsha Eagles (7) Blackheath (8) – Lavender Hill (6) Jacky Adonis the Westridge Yankees catcher prepares to tag Tanta’s Second League: Nawaal Nacerodien on home plate during a super league game played Titans (11) – Dev- at Turfhall sport complex on Saturday 26 October. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS onshire Rovers (10)
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Lady Bee Our family friendly buffet diner has been serving homecooked style meals since 1982 and has 5 stores within the CapeTown Area.We have branches located at cnr of Kromboom Road and Jan Smuts Drive, Crawford as well as in Viking Business Park, Epping, Westgate Mall in Mitchells Plain, Cnr Prince George Drive and 5th Avenue Grassy Park,and St peters square Observatory. Choose from a wide range of wholesome meals including Curries, Biryanis,grills,Lasagna and more - Sit Down orTakeaway. There is no waiting with our Dish, weigh and pay - you pay only for what you dish! We also have fixed price items so you know how much you paying, these include Our Breakfast selection which starts at R29 to R70 for our Executive Breakfast. Salomies with any curry from our offering for R59 as well as Masala steak Sandwich & Chips for R59. Don't forget our weekly specials – Monday is 2X Salomies for R69.00, Wednesday's 2X Masala Steak Naanwich for R65.00,and weekend Akni Special at R89/kg. Indulge in a delicious selection of sweet bakery items such as tarts and cakes or pop in for something a little savoury like samosas, chilli bites and pies. We also stock our new Heat And Eat Frozen food range that can be cooked at home!
Weekend Special Friday, Saturday & Sunday.
COME WATCH ANY OF THE FINAL GAMES IN OUR STORES ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AND STAND A CHANCE TO WIN SPOT PRIZES FOR BEST DRESSED SUPPORTER
R500.00 VOUCHERS PER STORE!
Lady Bee caters for breakfasts,lunch and dinner as well as catering for office functions, parties or special events. You can choose from our wide variety of platters or place a bulk food order to cater to your needs. Our trading hours are Monday-Friday 8.00am-8.00pm,Saturday 8am8pm and Sunday 9.00am-8pm. -The Good Food People
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