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Honderde straat­ kinders in die noordelike voorste­ de sal voortaan geen maatskaplike dienste ontvang nie, wanneer die maatskaplike program van No Limits aan die einde van April ophou voortbe­ staan. Berig op bl.

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) Community outraged at gangsters

Child dies in crossfire GARY VAN DYK

The weekend shooting of three children in gang crossfire has left a community calling for answers to stem the tide of crime in the area.

In the latest incident on Saturday three children were caught in the crossfire of two gangs on the corners of Vlamboom and Vaalbos streets in Bonteheuwel at about 22:00.

The three innocent victims, who

live in Vlamboom Street, were on their way home from their grandmother, when the gunfire erupted around them, leaving one dead and two seriously injured.

Sade Boltman (12) died bleeding in the street after bullets struck her in the chest and neck, while 17-yearold Tiffany Boltman was shot in the right foot. The third victim, Quade Fredericks (12) was hit in the left cheek and had to undergo surgery to remove the bullet.

Police arrived on the scene within minutes but they also came un-

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that the deterioration has flourished because the youth have not been given positive role models in popular culture.

“Bonteheuwel was one of the centres of the struggle against apartheid in the ’70s and ’80s,” he said passionately. Many of the important role players in the struggle came from here.

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when they start hearing gunfire they have to stay away from the window and sit on the ground in case bullets come through.

“Every time they have to walk to school, even play outside I am worried about them, and that is not the way that that they should be growing up.

“I don’t know what has happened to our youth because this used to be a safe neighbourhood when I was young,” she said.

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der fire – however they managed to arrest a 21-year-old in connection with the shooting.

This latest shooting has left the community angry at the destruction that gangsterism and crime is causing in the community.

Annette Johnson is a mother of two small children and one of several residents in the area who live in constant fear of their safety.

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Cattery just too cute for kittens REYANA STEYN

An array of different coloured cats and kittens playing around and meowing out of satisfaction for their new home.

This was the scene on Saturday

when the Frans Massyn Feline Care cattery was launched in Belville South.

Not even a few drops of rain could stop the joyous occasion from happening.

Many animal lovers gathered to witness the opening of the cattery,

which features a storage room, maternity ward, two kitten cages and three adult cat cages.

Frans Massyn who hails from Bellville says he decided to have this cattery built at the Animal Anti-Cruelty League (AACL) after he read about their troubles in the Ty-

Frans Massyn cutting the ribbon to launch the Frans Massyn Feline Care cattery on Saturday.

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“I saw the article in TygerBurger about the AACL who was having a function at Willowbridge to raise much-needed funds for their cattery. I then contacted Alma, whose number was in the paper and told her that I wanted to assist and rebuild the cattery.”

He says he did it for his love for cats. “Although building the cattery cost a lot of money it was all worth it, ensuring that the cats are happy.”

Alma Schaap, an adoptions officer at AACL, says they are ecstatic.

“The previous cattery was in a bad condition and cats had to be euthanised because they were getting ill. We were so thrilled when Frans let us know that he wanted to build a new cattery.”

She says the cattery is important

because cats are not given the proper recognition.

“Cats often receive the short end of the stick and some people think that dogs are more important, when they are both equally important.

Cats breed more and it is important for us that they are taken care of and have the correct shelter; and that’s why this cattery is so important.”

Schaap says they are always in need of cat and kitten food, and all donations will be appreciated. . Anyone interested in adopting a cat or kitten can pop into the AACL in Sacks Circle, Bellville South.

For adoption, a fee of R200 must be paid, which includes vaccinations as well as sterilisation of the cats.

Call the AACL on 021 951 3010 for more information.

Two kittens enjoying their new home in the Frans Massyn Feline Care cattery.

Big drug bust follows community tip­off In less than a week, police have confiscated R28 000 worth of drugs in the Blue Downs area in their fight against drugs.

The most recent of these events was when the Mfuleni police acted on information received from the community in Wesbank.

Police were notified that there was a house that dealt in dagga. The house was searched during the early hours of the

morning on 12 April at 02:20.

During their search, police were able to retrieve a blue barrel full of dagga weighing in at 50kg. When the barrel was opened, 233 parcels of dagga were found and three plastic bags full of dagga.

Two men aged 26 and 30 were arrested and charged with dealing in dagga.

The Western Cape flying squad members showed no sign of slowing down either as

arrests were made on the eve of Good Friday. On 4 April, they managed to confiscate one parcel of dagga, 182 small packets of tik, 1001 stoppe dagga, 96 half Mandrax tablets, 19 whole Mandrax tablets, 64 quarter Mandrax tablets and just over R2 000 in cash in a house in Wesbank.

A 42-year-old man and 41-year-old woman were arrested and charged with dealing in drugs.

Lost contact: Do you know this woman? She was known as Hannah, Johanna or Helena in the Epping Forest area about 15 years ago when she left her daughter, known as Pinokie, at the time in the care of Jeanette de Vos in Uitsig. The child was eventually reunited with her father and grew up in Lesotho, but she would dearly like to make contact with her mother or find out more infor­ mation about her wherabouts. Call Shariema Da­ vids on 074 473 5151.

Police arrest man carrying live grenade A 31-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday last week by the Mfuleni police after it was discovered that he was carrying a hand grenade with him.

While police were on patrol in Wesbank, they were informed by community members of a suspicious person walking around. It was said that the man was carrying an explosive.

Police responded swiftly after receiving the information and while looking for the suspect spotted a suspicious person with a plastic bag in his possession.

At the sight of the police, the man walked into the yard of the nearest house and dropped the plastic bag into a black rubbish bin. After the police opened the bin for further inspection, they found the plastic bag

Two held for shooting Thanks to the assistance of the community, the Mfuleni police have arrested two suspects involved in two separate shooting incidents last Tuesday.

Through hard work and dedication, police left no stone unturned to find the two suspects.

The first of these incidents happened on 14 February at 15:00. The two suspects approached a man who was standing outside the yard of his girlfriend’s house in Wesbank. Both suspects proceeded to take out firearms and started shooting at the man. While making an attempt to escape from the hail of bullets, the victim was shot.

The suspects managed to shoot him in the right leg, shoulder and

face. He was left for dead as the suspects fled on foot. The victim managed to survive the attack. . The second incident was on Monday, 12 March at 01:00. A man was walking home from a party in Wesbank when two suspects chased him. He was fatally shot and the suspects fled the scene on foot once more.

After investigation, the two suspects were found hiding in a house in Van Rhynsdorp. The two 21year-old suspects were arrested.

Both suspects were charged with attempted murder and murder.

The acting station commander of Mfuleni Police Station, Lt Col Fred Jacobs would like to thank the community for their assistance.

which contained a hand grenade. The grenade still had the safety pin intact.

The man was arrested and police were led to a house in Delft. Two more suspects were arrested here – one 32 and the other 44.

Lt Col Fred Jacobs, acting station commander of Mfuleni Police Station would like to thank the community for assisting the police in the fight against crime.

Mfuleni cops thank community CHILTON MELLEM

One thing that is putting a smile on the face of Mfuleni Police Station’s communications officer is that the community is assisting the police diligently.

Recently community members from Blue Downs, especially Wesbank, have been assisting the police with the fight against crime by providing information on crimes, according to Capt Nomathemba Muavha, Mfuleni police spokesperson.

She went further to say that the community has been responding to articles that they have seen in the paper.

When information has been given out about criminals that are on the loose, the community responds with positive information that has lead to some arrests.

One such case has been the community’s assistance in coming forward with information on the article “Armed robbers on the run”, which appeared in TygerBurger on 11 April.

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Swaard hang oor Badisa se kop JANA BEKKER

Die voortbestaan van Badisa word bedreig deurdat kinderbeskermingsdienste swaar getref word deur die gebrek aan regeringsfonds-toedelings.

In die afgelope drie jaar is die staatstoelaag van die provinsiale departement nie verhoog nie en sou dié situasie voortduur, voorspel dit niks goed nie.

Annemarie Bezuidenhout, Badisa se direkteur vir bemarking en fondswerwing, sê dié organisasie,

met kantore in Bellville, verloor maatskaplike werkers omdat hulle nie mededingende salarisse kan aanbied nie. “Ons word slegs per pos gesubsidieer en dit sluit nie eens die ekstra onkostes, soos brandstof, in nie,” sê sy.

Dít beteken die diens kan nie gelewer word soos dit moet nie en sou dit wyer uitkring, sal dit noodwendig beteken Badisa sal sy deure moet sluit.

Een van Badisa se programme, No Limits, het pas die maatskaplike dienste wat dit lewer gestaak weens ’n geldtekort. Dié dienste is

OTM­boewe slaan toe JESSICA BOTES

Dirk Coetzee beweer hy was ’n slagoffer van debietkaart-boewe wat by die FNB-kitsbank by die SuperSpar in Kuilsrivier sy rekening leeg getrek het.

Gewapen met ’n kloning-toestel kan boewe die inligting van ’n kaart, wat daardeur getrek word, op ’n ander kaart oordra en dan gebruik.

“Ek het Woensdagmiddag 4 April by die OTM gestop om geld te trek toe ’n man voor my besig was om geld te trek. Nadat hy geloop het, het ek my kaart ingedruk toe ’n snaakse boodskap, wat ek nog nie voorheen gesien het nie, op die skerm verskyn het,” sê hy.

Volgens Coetzee het daar drie opsies op die skerm verskyn waarvan een ’n opsie was om die transaksie te kanselleer. “Toe ek dit kanselleer, het dieselfde man wat voor my was, my probeer help en vir my probeer sê wat om te doen,” sê hy.

Weer het daar ’n ander skerm oopgemaak en gevra vir sy ID-nommer.

“Die man het vir my gesê wat ek moet maak. Hy klap toe aan die bo-kant van die masjien en ek het my transaksie van voor af begin,” sê hy. Daarna het Coetzee sy geld ontvang en huiswaarts gekeer.

Dit was eers die volgende oggend dat hy besef het sy geld is gesteel. “Daar was twee boodskappe op my selfoon van geld wat getrek was. R2 900 is onttrek teen 23:58 en R610 om 00:01 die oggend,” sê hy. Coetzee het sy storie aan die bank vertel en hulle het onmiddellik ondersoek omtrent die onregmatige onttrekkings ingestel. Hy het ’n kriminele saak by die polisie aanhangig gemaak.

“Ek weet nie of so iets al in die gebied gebeur het nie, maar ek wil mense net waarsku om baie versigtig te wees,” sê hy.

Kaptein Isaac van Niekerk, kommunikasiebeampte vir die Kuilsrivier-polisie, sê hulle het al ’n aantal soortgelyke gevalle gehad en dat die saak ondersoek word.

nou onder ander maatskaplike programme verdeel sodat dit nie verlore gaan nie, maar die staking van dienste weens geldelike tekorte hang soos ’n swaard oor die maatskaplike wêreld.

Die staking van maatskaplike dienste weens ’n tekort aan geld benadeel gemeenskappe, want sou Badisa weens geldnood dieselfde pad loop, is dit hulle wat daaronder ly.

“Ons is bekend vir ons goeie dienslewering, maar die gebrek aan regeringsfonds-toedelings sal beteken die mense aan die ont-

vangkant gaan nie dieselfde diens kan ontvang nie,” sê Annemarie.

Sy sê indien kinders wat tans in pleegsorg is, se pleegouers nie meer hulp ontvang nie, bestaan die risiko dat dié diens verlore kan gaan omdat daar nie ’n behoorlike hulpbronprogram bestaan nie.

Tans is Badisa in afwagting op goeie nuus van die Lotto-raad oor óf hulle geld sal ontvang, maar ook dít sal ’n tydelike hulp wees.

“Ons kan net ’n kwart van ons vorige toekenning verwag, want omdat al meer organisasies aansoek doen by dié raad, word die be-

drae wat aan elke begunstigde toegesê word al kleiner. Om te voorkom dat ander programme wees fondsnood gestaak moet word, het Badisa ’n projek, Nog een Veldtog/ One more Campaign, begin. “Hiermee sê ons ons weet die nood is groot en baie organisasies is in die knyp, maar ons versoek mense om nog net één keer te help. Ons wil vir die publiek sê jy kan met ’n klein donasie ’n groot verskil maak, of jy R10 of R100 skenk, dit help ons.” Vir meer besonderhede bel Badisa by 021 957 7130 of Annemarie by 083 708 2049.

Honderde straatkinders herderloos DESIREÉ RORKE

Honderde straatkinders in die noordelike voorstede sal voortaan geen maatskaplike dienste ontvang nie, wanneer die maatskaplike program van No Limits aan die einde van April ophou voortbestaan.

Die program, wat ’n holistiese benadering tot dié kwessie neem, het vir meer as 10 jaar lank uitstekende werk gedoen onder die straatkinders en hoërisiko-kinders in die noordelike voorstede van Kaapstad. Maar dit was veral die kinders van Scottsdene, Scottsville, Wallacedene, Parow en Kuilsrivier wat die meeste hieruit gebaat het.

Die program het in 1995 as ’n projek van die Christelike Maatskaplike Raad in Parow begin, maar het in 1999 geregistreer as ’n onafhanklike program vir straatkinders. Sedert 2003 het die program deel uitgemaak van Badisa-maatskaplike dienste.

Maatskaplike werkers van die organisasie het elke week sakesentrums regoor die noordelike voorstede besoek om kinders wat op

straat bedel op te spoor en te probeer help. By die No Limits-sentrum in Bellville is die kinders met onmiddellike nood bygestaan met kos, klere, persoonlike hiegiëne en vaardigheidsontwikkeling, terwyl die ander wat net op straat bedel ondersteuning ontvang het om weer terug te gaan na hul ouerhuise en in te skakel by skole.

Skole in die gebied sowel as huisgesinne waaruit die kinders kom, is op ’n gereelde basis besoek om die welstand van die kinders te monitor.Verder is vakansieprogramme en ouerleiding aangebied vir ouers met hoërisiko-kinders.

Volgens die programbestuurder Isabel Swarts ervaar die program egter al jare lank ernstige finansiële druk.

“Die staatstoelaag wat die program van die provinsiale departement van maatskaplike ontwikkeling ontvang, het die afgelope drie jaar nog nie vermeerder nie, hoewel personeelsalarisse aangepas moes word en daaglikse uitgawes saam met inflasie toegeneem het,” sê sy.

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Voorheen het die program ’n toelaag van die Kaapse munisipalititeit ontvang wat ook nie meer die geval is nie. “Ná ’n jarelange gesukkel is die tender wat ons by die munisipaliteit ingedien het, in Maart vanjaar goedgekeur, (en word dit in klein maandelikse bedrae uitbetaal), maar was dit toe al te laat om die organisasie te red,” sê sy.

Volgens haar het die organisasie ook nie verlede jaar geld van die loteryraad ontvang nie en is die donasies wat die organisasie tans ontvang van onder andere die gemeenskapskas, vrywilligers en ondernemings nie genoeg om die bal aan die rol te hou nie.

“Dit spyt my om die aankondiging te doen.

Probleemgevalle ten opsigte van kinders wat op straat bedel, sal voortaan by Badisa se maatskaplike werk-kantore in die betrokke gebiede aangemeld moet word. Dit sal natuurlik die werklas van Badisa se maatskaplike werk-kantore vermeerder,” sê sy.

Volgens Paul Hooper van die Wes-Kaapse straatkindforum, is die verlies van die organisasie ’n groot terugslag.”

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Lag hier dat trane rol de politici wat mal is daaroor om hulle “name gat te maak”.

Sy dryf in goeie gees ook die spot met Jacob Zuma en ander politici.

Wayne Mckay laat die maagspiere werk deur sy skreeusnaakse vertoning van hoe Kaapse vroue hulle hare “blowdry” en die groep lewer ’n skitterende vertoning oor ’n “nuwe lugredery” genaamd Satan Air. Sarah Theron bekoor die gehoor met haar sang, terwyl Emo oudergewoonte wéét hoe om die gehoor aan die lag te kry.

Die konserte word aangebied ten bate van verskeie organisasies en skole.

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Iris House Children’s Hospice which cares for special needs children is thrilled to have been selected as one of the beneficiaries in the prominent Want ons Kan!/’Cause we Can! concert.

TygerBurger is the media sponsor of the event.

The amazing concert is set to take place on Sunday 29 July and will showcase artists such as Andriëtte Norman, Alan Committie, Zanne Stapelberg, ADAM, Heinz Winckler, Koos Kombuis, Wicus van der Merwe, Die Broers, Lize Beekman, Brandon October, Emo Adams and Take Note, Pedro Kruger and Dowwe Dolla.

The Iris House Children’s Hospice, situated in the northern suburbs, is an organisation committed to enriching the quality of life for special needs children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions; such as cancer, special syndromes and cerebral palsy.

The hospice is currently in need of funding so that they can get a building to cater for all the children’s needs.

“We are so excited and grateful to be a beneficiary of the concert,” says Sue van der Linde, founder of Iris House.

“The money will be put to good use and we will definitely be able to better our services.

Our aim is to get a building – right now all the paper work is being done at my house.

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“Currently we have six volunteers, who go into the homes of the 16 families we assist,” says Van der Linde.

“The volunteers who are fully trained spend a maximum of four hours at the homes where they care for the children. This meeting also gives the parents an opportunity to take a break as caring for a child with special needs is a 24-hour job.”

Van der Linde says she wanted to open the centre after she did some work in the UK. “I was trained in the field and I loved working with children and when I came back I decided that our children and families also need assistance in South Africa. It’s great to know that we can make a little bit of a difference in the lives of the children.”

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Schools pumped for Grow Smart CHILTON MELLEM

Getting a grip on spelling and the definition of words is all coming together as two Blackheath schools gear up to take part in this year’s Grow Smart literacy competition.

Blackheath Primary School and Dennemere Primary School are two of the schools that will be taking part in one of the first rounds. They have selected their three learners

who will be representing their schools to the best of their literary ability.

It would seem that the Grow Smart competition has stepped it up a notch this year as both learners and educators have noticed a difference.

“The words aren’t easy but they’re doing quite well. It’s not too easy to always manage the time available but we make the time.

They are eager and have the right attitude,” said Gail Petersen, men-

tor to the learners of Blackheath Primary School.

This is the first time that Petersen is assisting in the competition and has been keeping the learners on their toes for the past three weeks. All three learners are now in Grade 6 and took part in the competition last year.

Cassidy Butler, one of this year’s contestants, prides herself on the fact that they made it so far in the competition last year.

“It was difficult but we did it and

Dennemere Primary School learners who will be taking part in this year’s Grow Smart Literacy competition. From left are Liché Johnston, Misché van Staden and Cyra Nel with their mentors, Tracey Ceif and Chantel Paulsen.

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we almost made the finals which made me happy,” she said.

Dennemere Primary School however did make it to the finals last year where they competed against five other competitive schools.

This year, the school has taken a different approach to choosing their contestants. They have taken one learner from Grade 4, 5 and 6.

Only one of these learners has taken part in last year’s competition. TygerBurger wondered if there was anything new that Mis-

ché van Staden would focus on this year as opposed to last year.

“I am looking more at the meaning of words where I only focused on spelling and constructing sentences last year,” she said.

Misché adds confidently that she would at least like to make it to third place this year.

“Well, then you’ll have to work really hard to achieve that,” came a swift word of encouragement from one of her mentors, Chantel Paulsen.

Blackheath Primary School learners pose with their mentor and teacher. From left are Gail Petersen (mentor), Cassidy Butler, Rugaya Masarapa, Tyler du Toit and English teacher, Laurent Wesso.

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‘Get tested and treated for TB’ Celebrity and global TB ambassador, Gerry Elsdon has been striding out to raise awareness of TB by travelling to South Africa’s nine provinces and visiting people in communities, prisons, clinics and taxi ranks along the way.

Elsdon says she’s determined to reach three million South Africans through her three-week “Hit the Road and Kick TB Walk for Humanity” campaign.

“This is about spreading the message that it could save your life to get tested and treated for TB. “When I go home, I want to know that I have advocated like never before to stop TB,” Elsdon said during a visit to Tygerberg Children’s Hospital.

Elsdon, who is a TB survivor herself, chatted to mothers and children with TB during her visit to the hospital, where Professor Simon Schaaf of Stellenbosch University’s Desmond Tutu TB centre sees up to

60 babies and children a week during consultation sessions. The centre is situated on the Tygerberg campus of the university.

“We are hoping for a turning point at this stage. We are in a phase of history when we have new drugs on the horizon, which for 40 years was not the case.

“But we still need to do far more.

We also need to counsel TB patients more,” said Schaaf.

Elsdon said this was one of her main aims – to highlight the need for more counselling of TB patients and to encourage people to get tested for TB and to be diligent in completing their treatment. “I see people who are really sick. I want to say: ‘If you had gone for treatment early in the game, it would have made such a difference’.”

Elsdon started her countrywide tour on World TB Day – 24 March – in Johannesburg, and has since been to Limpopo, Northwest, Mpumalanga, KwaZulu-Natal, the Eastern Cape, and now the Western

Cape.

Elsdon, who is also a national department of health TB ambassador, has also been closely involved in the “Kick TB” campaign, which uses the love of soccer to bring home the message that TB can be treated.

The campaign involves hundreds of children at a time and has been recognised internationally.

Throughout her countrywide tour, Elson has been handing out stickers to taxi drivers, encouraging them to open windows and help to halt the spread of TB. She’s hoping that her awareness campaign will go some way in helping to break the stigma of tuberculosis.

“Anyone can contract TB. We all need to look after each other.”

Celebrity and global TB ambassador, Gerry Elsdon, chats to Fumane Liko­ bo, at Tygerberg Children’s Hospital.

Her three­year­old son, Lihle, has been treated for TB, and comes for regular check­ups at the hospital.

Prestigious music competition opens MARANA BRAND VAN HULSTEYN

The finalists in the final round of last year’s national competion were (back) Althea Steynberg, Iman Bulbulia, Natanja Uys, Kensuke and Eriko Kawajiri, Landi Schaap and André le Roux (Samro endowment). In the middle are Dani­ elle Rossouw, Thami Mrwarwaza, Sakie Ndala, Frances Whitehead and Ni­ cholas Bosman. At the back are Leon Hartshorne (SA Society of Music Tea­ chers and Hugo Lambrechts) and the adjudicators Isabel Arzul, Pamela Kier­ man and François du Toit.

All instrumentalists across the music spectrum, who are 13 years and younger, are once again called to enter the prestigious Samro Hubert van der Spuy National Music Competition.

The closing date for entries is 20 April. Auditions will take place early in June in all main centres across South Africa. About 60 candidates will eventually be selected to compete over four rounds at the Hugo Lambrechts Auditorium in Parow, Cape Town, from 24 to 28 September.

Medals, attractive cash incentives and a host of other prizes are at stake.

Radio Tygerberg wen die ‘grote’

The only condition is that candidates must still be 13 at the time of the competition.

Candidates compete in four categories: Piano, Strings, Woodwind & Brass, and Other Instruments (percussion, recorder, classical guitar and harp), with sub-categories for developmental groups.

Says Leon Hartshorne, president of the SA Society of Music Teachers (SASMT) Tygerberg and director of the Hugo Lambrechts: “Potential candidates from poor/disadvantaged communities who are receiving music tuition in development outreach initiatives, but whose progress is being delayed or jeopardised by socio-economic issues, are assisted to enter, audition and

Health checks offered MARANA BRAND VAN HULSTEYN

Radio Tygerberg het dit reggekry om die groot prys as gemeenskapsradiostasie van die jaar voor baie ander stasies weg te raap. Die prestigeryke MTN-radiotoekennings, waarby SuidAfrika se topradiotalent vereer en bekroon word, het Saterdagaand 14 April by die Sandton-konferensiesentrum plaasgevind.

Dit is die derde keer dat die toekenningsgeleentheid gehou word.

Bykans 900 inskrywings is hierdie jaar ontvang. Radio Tygerberg het vanjaar vir die eerste keer deelgeneem en was in vyf kategorieë as finalis aangewys: Gemeenskapsprojekte; Geleentheid van die Jaar vir Gospel-skouspel 2011; Ontbytprogram van die Jaar vir Oggendrooi met Anton Brink en Benescke Janse van Rensburg, en Nuusleser van die Jaar – Merentia van der Vent.

Die toekenning in die kategorie Gemeenskapstasie van die Jaar word toegeken aan ’n radiostasie wat die unieke behoeftes van ’n gemeenskap verstaan en in hul behoeftes voorsien.

Die stasie moet ’n baie sterk verhouding met sy luisteraars hê en toepaslike programme voorsien.

“Hierdie toekenning is ’n geweldige eer wat ons te beurt geval het,” sê Hardus Zevenster, uitvoerende hoof van Radio Tygerberg. “Ons leuse is eenvoudig: ‘Ons verkondig Christus’. Met dié

finally compete, on equal terms with all entrants and within their own peer group.”

After the exceptional performances in last year’s final round of the competition, André le Roux of the Samro Foundation, said that it was inspiring to have “such a platform of excellence existing at primary school level”.

Interested parties should call 021 939 9105 or send a fax to 021 939 9123.

Entry forms will also be available from members of the SASMT and on the internet at www.samro.org.za.

For more information, call Leon Hartshorne on 021 939 9105 or Hilda Boonzaaier (after 20:00) on 021 945 3861.

It was an opportunity to have various health checks, as well as to see first-hand what health services Tygerberg Hospital offers.

Last Tuesday 12 April the various departments of the hospital had information stalls and material available to the public. The theatre stall, where prostheses, instruments and artificial body parts were on show, drew a lot of attention. Good Hope FM broadcasted live from the venue.

Free health checks were on offer and several members of the public had their blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol tested.

Men queued up for a finger prick to see if they have prostate cancer.

Several women did the sensible thing by having breast examina-

tions.

Professional medical staff were available throughout the day to offer any health advice members of the community needed. “ The purpose of the open day was to raise awareness and educate the public about the various services that Tygerberg Hospital renders, and also to familiarise the public with the hospital,” Laticia Pienaar, principal communications officer: Tygerberg Hospital, said.

“We also want to encourage community participation, so that the community can take pride and ownership of the hospital by respecting the staff and the facility.”

Tygerberg Hospital provides a full range of general and specialist services and offers support and outreach to several other hospitals in the area.

Radio Tygerberg is die naweek bekroon met die toekenning vir Gemeen­ skapsradiostasie van die Jaar by die MTN­ radiotoekennings. Willem Er­ wee en Hardus Zevenster kon nie wag om die trofee terug te bring Kaap toe nie.

Foto: Carina Roux eenvoudige stelling wil ons graag prakties ’n verskil maak in die gemeenskap waar ons glo die Here ons geplaas het.

“Ons wil elke luisteraar en almal wat betrokke is by Radio Tygerberg bedank. Sonder julle sou dié prestasie nie moontlik wees nie.

“Alle eer moet egter aan die Here gaan. Dit is amper ondenkbaar dat ’n Christen-radiostasie iets

soos dié in ’n uiters kompeterende mark kon wen. Dit maak dit soveel meer spesiaal.

“Ons onderneem om ons passie – om die liefde van Jesus prakties aan ons gemeenskap te demonstreer – met nog groter ywer uit te leef.

“Die stasie sal nie nou op sy louere rus nie, maar voortbou op hierdie prestige-toekenning,” het Hardus gesê.

Men waiting in line to have their finger pricked for a prostate cancer check during an open day at Tygerberg Hospital last Tuesday.

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Kekkel & Kraai talent search CHILTON MELLEM

Garcia Shude, Courtnay Miszewski and Anathi Fipaza paint the inside of one of the Sak­ humzi classrooms.

Photo: Chilton Mellem

Kekkel & Kraai in Eerste River is giving talented residents more than enough to squawk about with their new talent competition.

The first leg of the eight-week competition kicked off on Saturday with talented hopefuls from the Eerste River area.

Rui De Freitas, owner of Kekkel & Kraai said the competition will be held at the store every Saturday, but the finals on Saturday 2 June will be held at the Eerste River Community Hall.

The competition is broken down into three different categories which comprise singing, dancing and a group performance.

This is the first time that this store is having such a competition in the seven months since

they relocated from the Shoprite Centre.

“We would like to give back to the community as their support has been superb and it only gets better. At the same time we are trying to promote a healthier lifestyle,” said De Freitas.

He hopes that the competition will also keep youth off the streets and invest their time in focusing on their talents. De Freitas said the inspiration for the competition came a week ago when a group from the area performed at the store. He said he was taken aback by their talent.

Later this month De Freitas plans on holding another competition where a microwave is up for grabs.

Anyone interested in taking part in the talent competition can contact Hermanus Duimpies on 082 489 4303.

Classrooms brighter CHILTON MELLEM

Despite the blazing rays of the sun, six volunteers braved the heat for a good cause recently when they painted the Sakhumzi Centre in Mfuleni.

The centre was slowly transformed as the wendy houses used as classrooms were painted on the inside and out. An older classroom which was a dull white was brightened with a dash of orange.

Painting the classroom orange was not just for making a loud statement as these are the colours of the two organisations involved in renovating Sakhumzi into a safe institution.

This has long been a joint project between the South African Sustainable De-

velopment Initiative (Sasdi) and MultiSpectrum Properties, who raised R80 000 in their golf day last year for the centre.

The classrooms were painted white inside with a fire retardant paint which burns slower than usual. This will create enough time for people to escape the room in case of an emergency. Toilets were also installed later in the afternoon and pipes were laid out for the plumbing.

When asked how they felt about working in the blazing sun at 30 degrees celcius, one Sasdi intern had the following to say: “I don’t mind painting, I would rather do this than sit in an office. It’s a good cause and I think everyone who can afford to help should – whether it’s a donation or painting,” said Courtnay Miszewski.

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Playing international:

Saturday saw the Malibu High School rugby team take on international players. The visitors were from Belgium. This is one of the fundraisers for the rugby team’s tour to Malaysia next year. Other schools that took part in the tournament were Stellenzicht High School, Raithby High School and Hindle High School.

Photo: Chilton Mellem

Chance to help yourself and the community Ever wanted to get more involved in your community? Then attending the Community Women Action’s info session on Tuesday, 24 April might be for you.

The session will educate people further

about joining organisations such as Friends of Red Cross Association, St Anne’s Home and Health Care Home, just to mention a few.

They will also discuss the benefits of belonging to such organisations such as an impro-

vement in self esteem, a chance to meet new people and learning new skills.

The information session starts at 11:30 at 174 Van Riebeeck Road/Main Road. For more information contact 021 904 1990.

City plan to uplift community Upliftment is on the cards for some communities in the Cape.

Executive Mayor Patricia de Lille recently introduced a programme focusing on the regeneration of identified areas within the City of Cape Town.

The objective is to uplift areas that have been identified as neglected and dysfunctional and are seen to be degenerating rapidly.

This programme will help to improve the safety, quality of life and socio-economic situation in these areas, with a particular focus on the public spaces.

Some of the areas that have been identified in our areas for the initial roll-out of the Mayoral Urban Regeneration Programme include Bishop Lavis, Valhalla Park, and Bonteheuwel, with the Bellville Transport Interchange precinct and Voortrekker Road corridor also scheduled for some attention.

The selection of these areas was primarily informed by the need to address inequality which is still a reality for many communities within the city – the legacy of many generations of spatial and economic exclusion.

Maintenance of public infrastructure and facilities, in partnership with communities, is the basis of the programme with the objective of stabilising areas and providing a platform for more effective public and private investment.

These future investments will be included into the City’s Integrated Development Plan.

It is within this context that the city is introducing the concept of an area-based approach to urban development and management based on the successful Violence Prevention through Urban Upgrading (VPUU) programme.

It is the city’s intention, based on the success of this programme, to extend it to other areas that would benefit from such intervention.

Area Co-ordinating Teams (ACTs) will be set up within the identified communities, under the umbrella of the relevant subcouncils. These teams will provide a platform for representatives of the communities, businesses, non-governmental organisations and the city to engage on a regular basis on issues such as maintenance, cleansing, informal trader management and performance monitoring The City Manager has appointed convenors for the establishment of the ACTs and their first meetings will be held before the end of April. The ACTs will report regularly to a subcommittee chaired by the mayoral committee member for community services, Councillor Tandeka Gqada.

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TygerBurger and FAB are giving one bridal couple the chance to win a wedding valued at over R70 000. Collect all five wedding photos pertaining to FAB, published in TygerBurger, and take them along to Autumn FAB to enter. Autumn FAB takes place on 12 and 13 May in the Market Hall at GrandWest Casino. You will receive an entry form upon entering the show – drop your entry form, together with your photographs, in the entry box inside the venue on any of the show days. The winning couple will be announced at the show on Sunday 13 May at 16:00. Photos can also be downloaded from the TygerBurger and FAB Bridal websites. For more information on the competition, go to www.fabbridal.co.za or www.ty­ gerburger.co.za, or phone: 021 981 4737 or 084 596 1753.

District Six Museum has ‘hip­hop at bioscope’ Do you long for the days of going to the “bies” on a Saturday afternoon?

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KENNISGEWING VAN ‘N VERGADERING VAN DIE RAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD ‘n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word op Donderdag 26 April 2012 om 10:00 in die Raadsaal, 6de Verdieping, Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad gehou.

Let asseblief daarop dat sitplek in die openbare galery van die Raadsaal beperk is en dat dit dus op ‘n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegeken sal word. Bel asseblief vir me. Ann Curtis by 021 400 3342 tussen 09:00-16:00 as u die vergadering wil bywoon. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie later nie as een dag voor die vergadering ontvang word. U moet asseblief u van, voorletters en kontak-telefoonnommer verskaf. Besoekers word vriendelik versoek om hul sitplekke teen 09:30 in te neem.

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SLICE OF LIFE

Vital to enforce water by­laws What’s the use of a by-law if it’s not enforced? If there are too few “enforcers” and too many offenders?

With water being such a scarce resource, the city has decided it has no option but to appoint 18 additional peace officers to enforce its by-laws relating to water.

These peace officers have the authority to issue on-the-spot fines to offenders who contravene the by-laws related to water; wastewater and industrial effluent; treated effluent; and stormwater management.

It comes as no surprise that most of the fines that have been issued during March related to industries that discharged illegal substances into the stormwater system. Somehow they think they can get away with it. Because of ignorance, they sometimes still do.

In this time 60 spot fines amounting to R60 000 were issued to offenders who contravened the stormwater management bylaw. The culprits were also ordered to take remedial action within a stipulated timeframe or face further consequences.

Hitting them hard where it hurts most.

In their pockets. That’s the only language they understand.

Kudos to the city for taking the bull by the horns. Let’s hope the city also looks after the peace officers so they don’t lose steam while taking on the big boys.

One man’s trash, another’s bed! ‘Trolley people’ move what is believed to be their find for the day down a street in Bonnie Brook, Kraaifontein, on Friday morning. This is a familiar site on garbage day in many Cape Town suburbs.

Photo: Carina Roux

I beg of you, don’t judge me

Wie ’n ander voorspoed gun, sal self oorvloed hê. Wie die dors van ander les, sal self genoeg kry as hy dors is. Spreuke 11:25

Beamptes jaag wild Ek het al voorheen geskryf oor die gedrag van ons metropolisie wat soggens so lekker op die N1 jaag.

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Die persoon sny voor ander motoriste in en ry soos ’n besetene, want die bestuurder is natuurlik weer laat vir werk!

Al die gejaag is om by Goodwood-afrit vanaf die Paarl-kant af te draai.

Hoekom word daar nie na die bestuurders se “tracking”- rekords gekyk nie?

Die meneer/dame sal nie hulle eie voertuig so haastig bestuur nie, want dit is mos nie hulle brandstof wat hul so lekker uitjaag nie.

As ons verkeersmense voertuie huis toe ry. moet hulle belasting betaal soos enige ander werknemer van ’n maatskappy.

Ek as belastingbetaler verskaf die petrol wat so lekker gemors word.

Ek is seker die verkeersbeamptes begin werk teen 06:00, so as jy dan nog teen 05:55 op die pad is, is jy laat vir werk.

Produktiwiteit is dus min, want daar word seker nog eers koffie gedrink en lekker gesels voor die beamptes hul daaglikse take verrig.

Aan die beamptes wat so lekker jaag, die volgende boodskap.

Niemand is verhewe bo die gereg nie!

Trudy van Niekerk Durbanville

Dank aan Stad vir sport-bydrae Graag maak ek gebruik van die geleentheid om die organiseerders van die afgelope Paasnaweek se onder 19-toernooi in die Bayhill Premier Cup geluk te wens met ‘n uitmuntende taak.

Ek wil veral die Stad Kaapstad se amptenare uitsonder vir hul rol wat hulle gespeel het om hierdie gebeurtenis ‘n reuse-sukses te maak. Ek dink regtig julle kan uitgesonder word omdat julle ‘n groot rol gespeel het.

Bo en behalwe dat die stad ander rolle gespeel het tot die sukses van dié toernooi, het die gerief te Ericapark in Belhar, ook gewys

dat ons enige byeenkoms op enige dag kan aanbied. Die toilette was skoon en netjies, die vergaderpersele en kleedkamers was perfek.

Daar was genoeg munisipale amptenare om die nodige hulp en bystand te verleen.

Die speelvelde was wêreldklas. Selfs toe ons so ‘n klein storm gehad het, kon die spele voortgaan.

Baie dankie aan almal van die Stad Kaapstad vir julle bydrae in die byeenkoms!

RAADSLID GRANT TWIGG Kraaifontein

Rig eerder toegee­tekens op Ek is ’n stapper en stap so 3 km per dag. Ek kruis so 8 vierrigting-stopstrate waarvan twee verby skole loop.

Soos ons almal teen die tyd weet, stop geen motorbestuurder by ’n stopstraat nie. So waarom nog moeite maak om stopstrate op

te rig? Kan die owerheid nie maar van dag een af ’n toegee-teken oprig nie?

My persoonlike mening is dat hulle geld en arbeid sal bespaar.

Wend arbeiders aan waar hul werk nog waardeer word.

Straatstapper Kraaifontein

Having recently lost everything – and I mean everything – I now find myself in the position of having to beg when I can’t find casual work.

I spend the morning until 13:00 looking for work and if unsuccesful am left with three options.

The first is to tell my wife that she and I must go hungry and sleep outside.

The second is to go out and steal something or from someone.

The third is to swallow my pride and ask my fellow man for ‘help’.

I rule out option one, as I don’t think my wife deserves it and also because I hate the look in her eyes’ when I tell her.

I rule out option as it goes against what I believe and how I was raised.

My God also doesn’t approve.

I am thus left with option three.

I therefore take out my pride and proceed to swallow it.

I prepare myself mentally for the succesion of no’s to come. Steel myself mentally for when I am sworn at, ridiculed, ignored, chased away and looked upon with disgust.

I pray to God and ask that he send some “kind souls” across my path, willing to help, so that I am able to provide us with food and shelter for the night.

As long as I do my part, keep my faith and obey my Lord – my Lord answers my prayers.

So, please.

When next a “beggar” approaches – before you swear at, ignore or judge them, ask yourself – would I rather have this person stealing than reaching out?

Remember that we are also people and deserve the same respect as anyone. By no means am I saying help everyone.

There is no denying that “chancers” and “conmen” exist. I ask only that you take each situation on its own merit, as there are those who truly are suffering.

BELLVILLE BEGGAR Email

Woensdag 18 April 2012

A grave lack of space for the dead Worried about your final resting place?

You should be, because the City of Cape Town’s older cemeteries are reaching full capacity.

This poses a challenge to City Parks, the department under which cemeteries fall. Instead of just developing more cemeteries, they have seen it as an opportunity to make available additional burial and internment options in order to increase density of burials, whilst still striving to respect cultural and religious diversity.

The Maitland cemetery is Cape Town’s largest cemetery (113 hectares) and will have exhausted its vacant graves’ space within three years.

There are areas within this cemetery that cannot be used for in-ground burial due to the presence of a high water table. This land was therefore earmarked for building above-ground concrete crypts in the form of a mausoleum, as an alternative internment option to the public.

A pilot phase of 144 mausoleum crypts were built in 2011 and after 15 months of environmental monitoring, these crypts are now officially on offer to the public. Booking enquiries can be made at the northern cemetery booking office, on 021 550 7639.

During the last five years City Parks has also extended Khayelitsha, Grassy Park and Welmoed cemeteries, as well as developed new cemeteries in Wallacedene and Delft.

These cemeteries have been designed with two types of private graves, namely full monumental and berm grave blocks.

In order to densify burial layouts, the berm grave layout was introduced without pathways between the graves. The memorial work on berm graves is limited to headstones only and no monumental work is allowed on the surface of the grave.

The surface is levelled and grassed to provide access for visitors. Berm graves are offered at 40 percent of the price of a full monumental grave, which provides a significant cost incentive, whilst the city saves space for future burial demands.

Both berm and full monumental graves offer “exclusive right of burial” and these graves give the family the option to re-use the grave for second burials (on top) of another family coffin.

Second burials or burials on top of another family member, causes no disturbance of the first buried coffin in any way. This practice is therefore being encouraged, so as to provide for more space in existing cemeteries for the future.

New cemeteries are also being planned in Vaalfontein (Somerset West) and Metro South East (Mfuleni) to cater for future demand for burials.

Anyone wishing to enquire about bookings at Wallacedene, and Delft can contact Derek Sebybo on 021 929 4561 or 021 929 4562: Welmoed cemetery: Cathy Esterhuyse on 021 900 1902.

A scientific way to run marathons The Sports Science Institute of South Africa (Ssisa) and Optifit will be hosting a running programme for those interested in running events like the Two Oceans marathon.

The programme runs for 12 weeks for those wishing to be able to run 10km and a further eight weeks for those wishing to be able to run 21km.

There are various packages on offer as well as health assessments.

The courses start on Monday 14 May. For more information contact Ssisa on 021 659 5725.

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Double launch for top SA musos Natasha Meister and Gavin Minter are taking on a double album launch this weekend.

The two will be launching their respective albums: Natasha’s Half Way and Gavin’s My Return to Paradise at the Fugard Theatre on Friday.

Touted as one of South Africa’s “bright young talents” (with a voice that will leave a room in awe and guitar skills said to be reminiscent of John Mayer), Meister’s sound is a refreshing change of pace in an industry that has become characterised by over-production and a one-sizefits-all approach to the nurturing of new talent.

She currently fronts the Natasha Meister Band, which includes Roger Bashew (bass) and

Brackenfell’s Natasha Meister, and Gavin Minter will be launching their albums at the Fugard.

Paul Tizzard (drums).

Natasha also recently got the nod from Fender, which makes her the first-ever Fender-en-

dorsed female musician in the whole of Africa.

Gavin’s latest album is a very personal commentary on his life, told with the help of beautiful melodies and great vocals, and delivered with a sincerity and honesty that gives the listener an opportunity to understand his journey.

The musicians on the album are top class: Mark Fransman (the album’s co-producer) on piano and piano-accordion; Dave Ledbetter, Gorm Helfjord and Albert Frost on guitars; Luna Paige and Melanie Scholtz sing backing; Kevin Gibson plays drums with Wesley Rustin on bass and Dave Ferguson on mouth organ.

Tickets for the launch cost R150 at Computicket.

Bullets:

Local production Bullets over Bishop Lavis will be playing at the Baxter Theatre from this Monday until Saturday 12 May. The production tells the story of two brothers, Ronnie and Jerome, and how Bishop Lavis gang activity runs the lives of the people. The production enjoyed a successful debut at the Absa KKNK in 2011 where it was nominated for a KykNet Fiesta Award. Shows run Mondays to Saturdays at 20:15 and tickets cost from R90 to R120 via Computicket or 08619158000. Contact the Baxter Theatre on 021 685 7880. Pictured here are Euodia Sampson and Diaan Lawrenson in a scene from the production.

Photo: Andrew Brown

Bringing music back to Where We Live across the Western Cape as it uncovers the talent that exists in comA new music project wants to munities, and reveals the next genbring melodies back into the eration of talents coming up community in a big way. through the ranks.

Fernando Van Wyk explained The Where We Live jazz project that their experience with music in has its roots in the formation of the their youth taught them valuable Bishop Lavis Jazz Society many life lessons that empowered them in years ago and it is now spreading their lives.

“We grew up in an environment where music was a vibrant part of our community,” he said.

“The harmonies of the choirs, church brigades, Christmas bands, and even the klopse played a vital role in maintaining the harmony in our neighbourhoods in those days.

“There was also a lot of jazz bands that came from our areas, Sax man, Gus Gamba, blows up a storm at the re­ and there were vencent showcase of the Where We Live Project at the ues that featured Jamrock Theatre in Brackenfell. Guitarist Derrick them all the time.

Schippers is all smiles as the music gets grooving. Apart from the live Photos: Gary van Dyk music there were GARY VAN DYK

. Bye Ma, Jaypee met Chris Van Niekerk en regie deur Margit Meyer-Rodenbeck is Vanaand (Woensdag) en Donderdag by Die Boer te sien. R110. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111. . De Wallen, Eating Stone Joni and Ballistic Blues will be at Jamrock on Friday. R30. Call 021 981 1313 or email admin@jamrocktheatre.co.za to book. . The Albert Frost Trio will be at die Boer on Friday. R90.

Call 021 979 1911 or 083 406 0111 to book. . Patrick Canovi will be at Sangrias in Bothasig on Friday.

Entrance is free. . Godfrey Johnson presents

Season in the Sun at Villa Pascal in Durbanville on Friday. To book call 021 975 2566 or 082 569 4147 or visit www.villapascal.co.za. . Saterdag is daar kinderteater by Die Boer met Dolf Wolf en die drie Varkies. R50. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111. . Kyle Petersen will be performing live with Rockerfellas at the V&A Waterfront Amphitheatre on Saturday at 18:00. Entrance is free. . Ignition will be at Tiekiedraai in Brackenfell Industria (Viben Street) on Saturday from 20:00. R30. . Louis Fivaz is Saterdagaand by Die Boer. R55. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of 083 406 0111. . Wolfgang Riebe and Peter G Magic will be at Die Boer on Tuesday. R80. Call 021 979 1911 or 083 406 0111 to book.

groups of friends that loved listening to the overseas influences so we would visit each other with LPs and spend afternoons listening and having great discussions.

“The friendships that were formed then, are still going strong, and this harmony and togetherness is what we want to bring back to neighbourhoods through this project.”

Guitarist Derek Schippers is also very excited about the project and feels that it will benefit the talent that exists in the communities.

“I come from a background where music has empowered me to travel the world, but I feel that the time has come to make a difference in my home town, where I live,” he chuckled.

“Over the years our we have had some great talents coming from Cape Town, but too many of them have to ply their trade overseas, or head north to Johannesburg.

“The problem is that there has been too little support for our unique sound that we can produce with what can be termed the ‘Cape’ jazz sound.

“Growing up in this part of the

Guitarist Derrick Schippers gives fellow project members Fernando and An­ gel Van Wyk, a taste of some music featured in the project. world we were inspired by legends like Robbie Jansen, Tony Schilder, Basil Coetzee, the Dyers brothers, The Four Sounds ... but you rarely hear this at venues, or on the radio.

“Part of this project is bringing that sound back into our neighbourhoods by playing concerts at houses, halls, and even in playparks to bring the sound to the people.”

Another important aspect of the project is re-discovering the talents that are still there in the neighbourhoods.

“The time has come for people to discover the music from Where We Live,” he concluded.

For more information about the project and future gigs call Fernando Van Wyk on 083 739 2141.

Comedy: The Artscape theatre in the city centre will be hosting the Shakespearean comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream until this Saturday. Directed by Fred Abrahamse and featuring a cast of South Africa’s finest classical actors, the play is one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays and is the perfect introduction for young theatre­goers to the Bard. The play has showings at 10:00, 15:00 and 20:15, and tickets can be purchased through Computicket for R40. For more information contact the Artscape on 021 421 7695. Pictured here are (from left): Nicholas Andrews as Puck, Chi Mhende as Titania and Marcel Meyer as Oberon.

Photo: Fiona MacPherson

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ELSIES RIVER ­ AVENUES R580 000 ­ 3 beds., garage, carport, g.flat, large plot.

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Montana ­ R549 000 neg. 3 beds., m.e.s, lnge/diningr., f.kith, d/gar.

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Ext. 1 ­ R450 000 3 bedr., lounge, TV r. with fireplace, f.f. cherrywood kitchen & remote garage.

R980 000 ­ Modern home with mo­ dern features, office + garage.

EERSTE RIVER FOREST HEIGHTS PLOTS 1 x 290m² ­ R150 000 cash or R45 00 dep.

1 x 220m² ­ R140 000 cash or R42 000 dep.

KUILS RIVER

(Near Station) La Paloma ­ 2­bedr. flats 1 x R290 000 with p.bay 1 x R330 000 with p.bay

PROPERTIES Contact Priscilla, 073 219 5256/ 021 952 2037

BELHAR/MUSICALS ­ R580 000 Fully encl., 3 bedr., sep. bathr. + toilet, f.f. lounge with Jetmaster.

BELHAR/SELFHELP ­ R499 000 Fully encl., f.f. (lots of b.i.c.), 2 bedr. (main bedr. b.i.c.), gr. flat.

ST AUGUSTINES ­ R680 000 neg.: Corner plot, 3 bedr., fully encl, kitch. with b.i.c., lnge, gar, carport.

TUSCANY GLEN ­ R620 000 3 bedr., lnge, dining r., fully fitted, 2 bathr, swimming pool.

BELHAR ­ R380 000 Fully enclosed, large plot, 2 bedr., fully fitted, undercover carport.

Ideal starter home.

BELHAR ­ R420 000 2 beds., f.f.kitchen, lounge/diningr. with Jetmaster. Lots of b.i.c., knotty pine ceiling, cobbled paving driveway, entertainment area.

BELHAR ­ R320 00 within 500m from Shoprite Airport Mall. 2 beds., f.f.kitch, tiled thru­ out, in cul de sac.

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Woensdag 18 April 2012

TygerBurger Eersterivier & Blue­Downs Bladsy 15

Nuweling­spanne kry dit hotagter SAREL BURGER

Vir Tygerberg-klub as die nuweling in die A-afdeling van die WP se Super-rugbyliga, en vir Goodwood as die nuweling in die B-afdeling van die Superliga, het die 2012-seisoen die afgelope Saterdag op ’n ietwat vals noot begin.

Durbanville/Bellville (in die A-afdeling) en Noordelikes/ Northlink-kollege, Bellville (voor-

heen Bellville Tech) en Brackenfell (al drie in die B-afdeling) was die enigste van die nege Tygerbergse klubs in die WP se topliga wat in die eerste reeks wedstryde aan die wenkant kon eindig.

Tygerberg-klub is baie gou deur die Universiteit Kaapstad daarvan bewus gemaak dat die A-afdeling ’n veel moeiliker wêreld is as die B-afdeling waarin hy verlede seisoen koning gekraai het. Maar alle eer aan die Floridapark-span – wat met

rustyd reeds 0-21 agter was – vir sy terugbaklei in die tweede helfte waartydens hy, net soos die Ikeys, 14 punte aangeteken het om “net” 14-35 te verloor.

Durbanville/Bellville is goed opgekeil deur Valsbaai, maar die Durbies se oorheersing van die vaste fasette het hulle met 23-7 laat wen.

Belhar kon egter op Accordeon Park net eenvoudig nie al die gate toestop in sy wedstryd teen die Maties nie en die gevolg was ’n kous-

oor-die-kop-verrinnewering van 6710 deur die besoekers.

Brackenfell het in sy wedstryd teen Pniël Villagers sewe keer agter die besoekers se doellyn gaan kuier vir ’n sege van 47-29, maar ietwat kommerwekkend is die feit dat die Brakke se verdediging self vier keer deur die Pniël-span oopgevlek is. Noordelikes/Northlink se oorheersing voorlangs en veel meer vaardighede in die agterlyn, het hom ses drieë in die sak gebring ten

einde Kuilsrivier met betreklike gemak 49-8 te klop. Goodwood se terugkeer na die Superliga (nadat hy as verlede seisioen se Premierligakampioen bevorder is) het ongelukkig nie die verloop gehad waarop hy gereken het nie. Die gesoute Helderberg het Goodwood 42-6 ore aangesit. Bellvile en Hands & Heart het mekaar goed vasgevat – sodanig dat albei net een keer die doellyn kon oorsteek. Die Bellvilliete het 16-8 gewen.

Tyandela makes his return as the favourite The man is back after a lengthy twoyear break and makes his return on Saturday at the Western Province Kyokushin-kan Open karate championship at the UCT sports centre.

Siyanbonga Tyandela, who represented the Rest of the World versus Russia three years ago, makes his much-anticipated return.

Tyandela, who is a former seventime national champion, will enter in the men’s heavyweight division and is punted to make it to the final where he might meet Pierre Appelgryn.

Appelgryn, who tips the scale at 110kg at the young age of 23, has his sights sets on the final.

“It is great to have Siyabonga back, his track record speaks for itself and I’m sure we will have him in the final. Pierre, who will compete in only his second full contact tournament, is a promising prospect for the future.

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R400 000 SILWOOD HEIGHTS 2 slpk., vibracrete, diefwering, on­ middellik beskikbaar. R250 000 WESBANK / KUILSRIVIER 'RDP'­huis met diefwering, vibracrete ­ R80 000 Skakel April 072 550 7649 Kantoor 021 902 0984

KRAAIFONTEIN / BELMONT PARK ­ R560 000 A must see home!! 3 beds., with b.i.c., lounge, diningr., 2 baths., huge fitted kitchen, single garage, situated on big plot & right around enclosed.

KRAAIFONTEIN / ZOO PARK R750 000 ­ MAKE THIS HOUSE 3 big bedr., 2 bathr., lounge, diningr., f. kitchen, single garage, huge outside room with bathr. & toilet.

CALL TODAY... Call Brian Curran 083 551 5564 or 021 801 8500

“We are looking forward to what may very well be the best provincial champs we have had in years.

“We expect more than 250 entries on the day and for the first time we have other Kyokushin organisations entering our championships,” said Shihan Hennie Bosman.

Henry Bosman, who is the current u-17 provincial and national champion, will have some stiff competition from fellow competitors.

Former champion Sydney Veremu (u.80kg) will look to once again walk away with the honours.

Monique Theore (Kyokushin Union) who will compete in the girls’ u-17 division looks set to win.

The tournament starts at 09:00 with the men’s elimination rounds estimated to start at 14:00.

Admission for adults is R20 and children R10.

Contact the Welgemoed dojo on 021 913 1600 for more information.

Kuils River/ Highbury Park ­ R385 000 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen,

MALIBU VILLAGE ­ R330 000 2 bedrooms, fully enclosed.

2 bathroom. Carport. Spacious plot.

Close to shops and walking distance to Nooiensfontein Road

MALIBU VILLAGE ­ R350 000 2 bedrooms with fitted kitchen and carport.

FOUNTAIN VILLAGE ­ R380 000 neg. ­ 3 bedrooms, double carport, fully enclosed.

BELLVILLE Shirleypark ­ R930 000 3/4 bedr, bics, large fully fitted

MALIBU VILLAGE ­ R390 000 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, study, 1½ garages, fully enclosed.

kitchen. Lounge, Dining room, TV­ room. Outside braai. Swimming pool. Massive plot. Close to high­ and primary school FRANCIS DE WET 021 906 1994 082 770 8954

SELLERS, sign a sole mandate with Rawson Properties and stand chance of wining a home make over to the value of R125 000

Contact or sms Carol on: 083 648 2648 Office: 021 909 0461

DE WET PROPERTIES MACASSAR R395 000: Blue Downs 3­bedr. home with en suite, lounge, kitchen, bathr., big yard. schools and shopping centres.

R420 000:

Near

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Double­storey house with 2 bedr. on top floor, 2 bedr. on ground floor, bathr., kitchen with built­in stove, lounge with fireplace, garage & covered parking.

R485 000: Macassar 3­bedr. facebrick home

with en suite, bathr., lounge, diningr., kitchen, garage & fully enclosed yard.

KARIN, 079 024 9239 curranremax@gmail.com www.chalakimproperties.co.za

The students at the Welgemoed dojo are busy with final preparations before the WP championship on Saturday.

Front from left: Sydney Veremu and Henry Bosman. Middle: Siyabonga Tyandela and Pierre Appelgryn. Back: Shihan Hennie Bosman.

MALIBU VILLAGE ­ R150 000 Vacant plot.

SUMMERVILLE / KUILS RIVER R250 000 ­ Vacant plot, gated community.

HIGH GATE / KUILS RIVER R310 000 ­ 2­bedroomed house.

SUMMERVILLE ­ R550 000 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, fully enclosed, 24 hours security gated community.

SELLERS, sign a sale mandate with Rawson Properties and stand a chance of winning a home make over to the value of R125 000

Call or sms Maurice 084 909 9365 Office: 021 909 0461

AÏDA PROSPUR Southern Suburbs WETTON 021 761 0707 M/PLAIN 0213 91 2200

Everything we touch turns to SOLD

FAIRDALE: R340.000excl F/s,2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, Fitted Kitchen, Carport, Encl, 198m.

SILVERSANDS: R350.000excl F/s, 3Beds(1xB), Lnge, F/Bath, Kitchen, Encl, 281m, Satellite Dish, T/Doors, B/Bars.

KLEINVLEI: R350.000excl 3Beds(2xBics), Lounge, Bath, S/toilet, FFK, Encl, B/Bars.

EERSTERIVER: R250.000excl F/standing, 2Bedrooms, Lounge, F/Bath, Kitchen, Enclosed.

SILVERSANDS: R620.000excl D/s, 7Beds(4xBics), Ent.Hall, Lnge, Drm, S/toilet, Mes, K(Bics), Garage, Encl, 354m.

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RIVERSIDE PALMS/SONNEKUIL R730 000: 3 bedr., en suite, b.i.c., f.f. kitch, lounge & dining area, full bathr., gar., fully fenced, covered braai area, close to Soneike Mall.

FAIRDALE/BLUE DOWNS R325 000: 2 bedr., kitch., lounge, bathr., gar., fully fenced.

EAST RIDGE/M.PLAIN ­ R299 000 3 bedr., kitch., lnge, bathr., fenced.

HEATHER PARK/EERSTE RIVER R385 000: 3 bedr., fitted kitch., big lnge, f.bath., semi­encl., spac. plot.

ILITHA PARK ­ R450 000: 3 bedr., kitch., spac. lnge, bathr., huge plot.

LUZUKO PARK ­ R350 000 2 bedr. + 1­bedr. flat, kitch., lnge, f.bathr., garage, spacious plot.

MANDELA PARK ­ R220 000 2 bedr., lounge, f.f. kitch. incl. oven + hob, fam. bathr., enclosed.

SUMMERVILLE/KUILS RIVER R530 000 ­ 2 bedr., kitch., lnge, f.bathr., gar., quiet security estate. ( Gilbert, 079 293 1237 Lulamile, 074 293 1237 Khaya, 072 596 5655 Luyanda, 078 492 4880 (O), 021 361 8915/021 361 6782 MILTONS MATSEMELA Attorneys & Conveyancers

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PLOT & PLAN DEVELOPMENT RIVERSIDE PALMS/SONNEKUIL R790 000 and above. 3 bedr., en suite, b.i.c., f.f. kitch. incl. oven + hob, d. gar., outside covered braai area, Tuscan­style houses in central Kuils River, limited number of plots, near Soneike Shopping Mall, close to all public amenities.

ANNOUNCEMENT TO PLOT OWNERS: Plot owners must please contact us for speedy service on sale of plots. We need plots in all areas for cash on registration of transfer.

Lots of buyers available.

Brentwood Park / Kuils River R430 000 ­ 3 bedr., m.e.s., kitchen, lounge, family bathr., fully fenced, quiet area.

WESBANK ­ R200 000 Facebrick house, 2 spacious bedr., kitchen, lounge, bathr., fully fenced. ( Gilbert, 079 293 1237 Lulamile, 074 293 1237 Khaya, 072 596 5655 Luyanda, 078 492 4880 (O) 021 361 8915/021 361 6782 MILTONS MATSEMELA Attorneys & Conveyancers

YOLAM PROPERTIES NOOITGEDACHT/ BISHOP LAVIS

R550 000 ­ 5 bedr. (3 with b.i.c.), f.f. kitch., big lounge, knotty pine ceilings, tiles, lam. flooring, b.bars, sec. gates, blinds, gar. Fully encl.

BELLVILLE SOUTH

R620 000 ­ 3 bedr., en suite (2 with b.i.c.), bathr./toilet, lounge, dining r., Jetmaster, kitch with b.i.c., tiles, entertainment area, b. bars, safety gates, gar for 2 cars. Fully encl.

PELLA (ATLANTIS) R200 000 2 bedr., kitch., bath, toilet, lounge, b.bars, s.gates, encl. & much more

ATTENTION SELLERS!!

We are looking for houses to sell in Bellville South, Belhar, Delft, Bishop Lavis, Ravensmead, Parow.

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Onder redaksie van Stehan Schoeman

Woensdag 18 April 2012

Vodacom­rugby by D’ville­klub Die DHL Westelike Provinsie en Toyota Vrystaat pak mekaar in ’n Vodacom-bekerwedstryd volgende Saterdag by die Durbanville-rugbyklub.

Die wedstryd wat om 15:30 afskop, is deel van ’n rugbytoernooi wat van 26-28 April ten bate van die Masibambane-sportprojek gespeel word.

“Die Masibambane Sport Foundation (MSF) het die afgelope twee jaar soveel sukses behaal dat ons as

rugbyspelers graag hul goeie werk wil ondersteun,” sê Carel Steenkamp CA(SA), voorsitter van die Durbell-rugbyklub. Heelwat skole in die omgewing het nie genoeg fondse om leerlinge bloot te stel aan sportsoorte soos rugby nie.

MSF gebruik sport as ’n medium om die jeug van die Durbanville-gemeenskap te bereik. Nie net kry jong spelers die geleentheid om professionele sportafrigting te ontvang deur voormalige provinsiale spelers nie, maar word hulle ook aan-

gemoedig om noodsaaklike lewensvaardighede te ontwikkel binne hierdie veilige omgewing. Die invloed van MSF is veel groter as die ontwikkeling van sportvaardighede. Een van die spelers, ’n hoërskool-seun, het onlangs aan ’n afrigter erken dat hy betrokke was by dwelmmisbruik en dat MSF aan hom ’n geleentheid gee om te ontsnap van die euwels binne sy gemeenskap.

Daar is ook ’n 5-jarige seun wat by elke oefening opgedaag het met

die verskoning dat hy graag wil help. Volgens die ander spelers word beide sy ouers vermis. MSF gee aan hierdie 5-jarige ’n veilige plek waar hy deel vorm van ’n groep mense wat sy lewe positief beïnvloed. Hierdie seun tree tans op as spanbestuurder vir een van die MSF-spanne. MSF het dringend fondse nodig om etes te verskaf aan spelers wat dikwels by oefeninge en wedstryde opdaag sonder enigiets om te eet of drink.

Fondse wat ingesamel word ty-

dens die rugbytoernooi gaan hiervoor aangewend word.Die jaarlikse nasionale ou manne-rugbytoernooi vorm deel van die naweek se verrigtinge. Kom kyk hoe 400 van SuidAfrika se meer ‘volwasse’ rugbyspelers mekaar die stryd aansê.

Wedstryde vind plaas van 10:00 die oggend af.

Verskeie kunstenaars soos Christo en Cobus, beter bekend as die Broers, gaan ondersteuners tot laataand vermaak op die It-all-comestogether-with-a-Castle-verhoog.

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Jean Roos from Delft compe­ tes in the deadlift event du­ ring the WP Powerlifting Championship that took pla­ ce held at the Mustang Gym in Goodwood on Saturday.

Ross, competing in the 115kg heavyweight division, managed to lift 280kg in the deadlift, 180kg in the bench press and 260kg in the squat.

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