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KLEINVLEI: OVERALL DECREASE IN CRIME

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rime statistics released by police minister Bheki Cele on Thursday 12 September reveal a general decrease in reported crimes at Kleinvlei police station.

The Kleinvlei police station also oversees the Eerste River community.

With a 4.5% decrease in theft, Kleinvlei police station is ranked 23rd in the top 30 stations listed as having a decrease in this crime.

According to the statistical findings, there have been decreases in reported sexual offences, aggravated robberies, property and other serious crimes during the present financial year.

Kleinvlei police station showed a 17.1% increase in police detected crimes from the previous year.

The station reports a 299 case increase in crimes detected by police action.

Although no sexual offences were detected by the station an increase in cases of illegal possession of firearms and ammunition as well as drug-related crimes, indicates effective police intervention. These increases were 10.2% and 19.6% respectively. In contrast, only 133 cases of driving under the influence (in comparison to the previous figure of 144) were detected by police patrols.

Cape Town mayor Dan Plato,

says there is a complete breakdown in the criminal justice system – from policing to prosecutions.

“For 10 years we have seen the crime rate go up year after year for some of the most serious categories – murder, hijacking and home invasions. These are some of the crimes that residents fear most and they continue to increase with no end in sight.

“Police officers on the ground are doing their best in very difficult circumstances, but they are hamstrung by management failures and their lives are put at risk,” he says.

The City has put measures in place to try and make up for the police resource shortages and management failures, but the more money we spend on law enforcement, which is the primary function of the police, the less we have to spend on other services for our residents.”

He says, an additional R165 million has been made available during the adjustment budget in January this year, to respond to residents’ calls for increased safety.

“This is the biggest budget allocated to the safety and security directorate in 10 years. This is not enough though, and we need police management to function properly.

It is time for president Ramaphosa to intervene and put our residents’ interests first.”

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Surcarge by City is unregulated DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke

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he dispute concerning the affordability of electricity tariffs in Cape Town, could not be mediated in terms of the National Energy Regulator’s (Nersa) mandate last week, as it was revealed that the City’s raised surcharges fell outside the Nersa mandate.

The meeting took place on Tuesday 11 September between Stop COCT representatives and a City representative.

The City reiterated its position that all components of the City’s electricity tariffs and the fixed electricity charge of R163 were approved by Nersa and the City council according to law.

This fixed charge, the City says is not a surcharge, as believed by residents, but necessary to recover costs of providing electricity services.

However, a surcharge of 23 cents, was raised on the home user tariff in accordance with autonomous municipal legislation, which is not regulated by Nersa, the

City stated.

“A municipality may raise a surcharge on municipal services. Such a surcharge would be used to fund other services and would not be used to recover the costs of providing electricity,” a City spokesperson said.

Sandra Dickson from Stop COCT, said many of their issues were not addressed as the City chose to have a single representative who was not capable to deal with the many issues raised by them.

“The electricity director, Dr Les Rencontré, could not deal with billing issues, the City’s debt collection practices, public participation issues, electricity budget issues or the effect of the new property valuation roll on electricity tariffs.

To this, Mayco member for energy and climate Phindile Maxiti, explained that the meeting was held in terms of Nersa’s authority under the Electricity Regulations Act, and that these issues were raised outside of this ambit.

Dickson said they had to accept that the City was going to only discuss the home

user tariff issue.

“For months Stop COCT has been asking questions around the discrepancy between the City’s implemented tariffs across all blocks versus what Nersa publishes as approved tariffs on its website.

Since 2016 the City’s implemented electricity tariffs were between 2% and 18% higher than the Nersa approved tariffs.

The example Dr Rencontré chose to explain this, was the home user charge.

However, the City adds this ‘unregulated’ amount across the entire inclined block tariff, is used to set lifeline, domestic and home user tariffs,” Dickson said.

Stop COCT’s analysis indicates that since 2016 up to R0,32 was added, unregulated to each unit of electricity Capetonians purchased.

According to Maxiti, this unregulated portion referred to, is approved by the City council which is the approval authority in terms of legislation.

“It is not a new occurrence ... and is reflected in the budget,” he said.

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‘Boys and their toys’ RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj Model toy enthusiasts can look forward to a spectacle of miniature cars, motorcycles, battle tanks and action figures at the up and coming International Plastic Modellers Society (IPMS) national competition.

The competition takes place at the Killarney International Raceway clubhouse on Saturday 21 September.

The competition, which is being hosted by the IPMS Cape Peninsula Chapter will feature some of the best in scale plastic modelling, including aeroplanes, boats, and vehicles, organisers say.

“The competition is held every 18 months and each club in the country gets a chance to host. This year it is the IPMS Cape Peninsula Chapter that gets that honour,” Anton Mostert, competition assistant, says.

The chapter usually meet in Welgelegen.

Mostert says the main event takes place on the Saturday which is unfortunately not open to the public. “That is why we have the public open day on the Sunday between 10:00 and 14:00.”

He says all of the models will still be on display and the public will also see which models won the different the categories, as well as which model was crowned “Best of Show”, and in that case the best model in the country. According to a statement, this year’s competition boasts over 150 entries from model clubs all over the country.

Each model will be judged by three judges. An average will then be taken from the three scores to determine the final score.

“The first round of judging will determine which model will win its category, of which there are about 40 categories,” Mostert says.

The winners will be the highest scoring model in that particular category.

“A second round of judging will then commence that will be judged from the winning models in each category. This will determine which three models will be overall first, second and third with the winner also being crowned Best of Show”, he explains.

The winner will be announced on the Saturday at about 17:00.

A miniature motorcycle that will be on display at the International Plastic Modellers Society (IPMS) national competition this weekend.

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Old school model cars will be some of the items at this year’s International Plastic Modellers Society (IPMS) national competition.

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hree suspects were arrested by the anti-gang unit for the murder of a Warrant Officer and attempted murder of his colleague in Mfuleni on Sunday 8 September.

The Warrant Officer (52) and his colleague a Constable (29) of Mfuleni police were on duty patrolling around 22:00 on Sunday 8 September when they were confronted by suspects outside a tavern in Diepwater, Mfuleni.

“The Warrant Officer was shot in the head and succumbed to his wound an hour later in hospital while the Constable, who was shot in the neck, is still in hospital.” says Brig Vishnu Naidoo, spokesperson for the police’s national commissioner.

According to Naidoo, flying squad officers followed up on information that the suspects were in the Delft area on Monday 9 September and arrested a man who was sought on a double-murder charge, which was also perpetrated in the Mfuleni area recently.

The suspect (20) was accompanied by two others at the time of his arrest.

Both the other suspects evaded arrest.

In further pursuit of the suspects, officers tracked both down and arrested them on the same day.

“The importance of the immediate mobilisation of the 72-hour activation plan cannot be overemphasized.

“Its effectiveness has once again been proven following the speedy arrest of the three suspects,” says Gen Khehla John Sitole, national commissioner of police.

Sitole applauded the officers for their fast response in tracing these suspects.

The first suspect appeared in Blue Downs magistrate’s court on Thursday 12 September on charges of murder and attempted murder.

The case against the man was remanded to Wednesday 4 December for further investigation as the suspect abandoned his bail application.

According to Capt Philani Nkwalase, the second suspect appeared in Bellville magistrate’s court on Tuesday 10 September, but the case against him was withdrawn.

The third suspect is facing a charge of illegal possession of ammunition and a prohibited firearm following the alleged murder incident.

According to Nkwalase, the Hawks’ national bureau for illegal firearms control and priority violent crime unit has been tasked to further investigate the police murder.

Murder rate in WC a concern DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke The murder rate in the Western Cape remains critical with a 6.6% increase of 3 974 reported cases, from last year’s to 3 729 reported cases.

The crime statistics were released by the minister of police Bheki Cele on Thursday 12 September, and reflects reported crimes between 1 April 2018 and 31 March 2019.

The province ranks second in the country, with Gauteng still having the highest murder rate in the country with 4 495 reported cases.

Out of the top 30 murder precincts in the country, Nyanga (289), Delft (247) and Khayelitsha (221), occupies the top three positions, with Kraaifontein at number 12 (151).

Nyanga and Kraaifontein both indicate a slight decrease in the murder rate of respectively 6% and 18%. A total of 4 649 rape cases were reported in the province, a decrease of 2%, from last year’s 4 744.

Carjackings increased with 5.1%, with 2 294 cases reported in comparison to last year’s 2 182 cases. Reported home burglaries decreased with 7.6%, 39 418 cases in total, comparing to last year’s 42 662 reported cases, while home robberies declined with 1.4% from 2 787 cases to 2 749 cases.

Coupled with this, business robberies also declined with 16.9% with 1 689 cases re-

ported compared to last year’s number of 2 033.

However, the number of crimes detected as a result of police actions, which should show an increase in success rates to indicate police effectiveness, showed an overall decrease of 27%.

Drug-related crimes detected as a result of police action decreased from 117 157 to 81 344.

A total of 12 561 drunk drivers were arrested province-wide, in comparison to last year’s 12 776. Western Cape premier Alan Winde and minister of community safety Albert Fritz said the crime statistics prove that police are failing to fight crime.

“Despite last year’s promises from police minister Bheki Cele, violent crime in the Western Cape remains effectively unchanged,” they said in a joint statement.

Winde commented: “I’m deeply concerned that murder increased by 6.6% in the Western Cape. Of these, 47% of incidents occurred in the precinct of just 10 police stations. The murder to population ratio in the Western Cape is 60 per 100 000 – almost double the national average.”

Fritz said: “Murders reported in the Western Cape account for 18.9% of all murders in the country, while the province only accounts for 11.6% of the population. A provincial safety plan, orchestrated by provincial government is in the pipeline

From Badisa Kuils River, are from left: Toshca Claasen, Jevon Barry, Amanda Dukhan, Eugene de Vis, Destiny Gallant, Eleanor Slamat, Shané Klaasen, Adelaide Heyns, and Claudia Arendse.

Need for safety parents Two final year social work students from the University of the Western Cape, in partnership with Badisa Kuils River, launched a safety parent project on Saturday 31 August at the United Reformed Church hall in Sarepta.

The students, Shanè Klaasen and Eleanor Slamat, conducted a needs assessment during their fieldwork placement at Badisa Kuils River. The most significant need that emerged from their research is the need for safety parents.

The theme of the community project was “Local heroes making a difference to keep children safe”.

The students presented a workshop informing the community of what a safety

parent is, how one can become a safety parent, the required procedures, and why there is a need for safety parents.

One of Badisa’s existing safety parents, shared her and her husband’s experience of being safety parents with the audience.

She encouraged others to open their hearts and homes, since there is a crucial need.

The community project formed part of the final year students’ social work studies. They were required to design a project that addresses a community need and could be sustainable after they have terminated their fieldwork placement.

V Call Badisa Kuils River on 021 906 1881 if you are interested in becoming a safety parent.

Magdalenahuis to host a ball in Durbanville Magdalenahuis counselling centre in Bellville is hosting a ball on Friday 27 September at D’Aria in Durbanville with a “Fire & Ice” theme.

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sten from Cape Pulpit and the guest artist is comedian Wickus van der Merwe. Music will be provided by Stephen from NSE Music. To book call 072 409 3102 or email susara@magdalena.org.za.

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Spring market to be held at Stikland Residents are invited to the first spring festival hosted at Stikland Hospital on Saturday 18 September from 10:00.

It is hosted to connect with community organisations that have arts and crafts programmes.

Tables for vendors will be available at R80 and all sales the vendors make will be for their own profit.

About six years ago the hospital hosted a Tarentaal festival on a Saturday which was a huge success. The festival was open to both the public and the staff.

Types of stalls on the day will be hosted by members of the public as well as staff from various areas at the institution.

Stalls include crafts like beading, crochet and knitting articles, threading of hair, henna tattoos and white elephant items.

Food stalls will sell curries, snacks, sweet treats, hot chips and beverages.

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Sarah “Ma Sally” Dantu (centre) surrounded by her angels: her husband, Joseph and members of The Shining Light community group (from left) Pauline Williams, Charlotte Frazenberg, Johanna Stephens, Rhonda Arendse, Hohanna Bloys, Cathlene Roman and Wilemina Felix.

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nown dotingly as Ma Sally by all the lives she has touched through her altruistic nature, Sarah Dantu (80) is one of the six finalists being honoured at the Community Champions Elders Awards.

Ma Sally from Belhar is one of three finalists nominated in the 80+ category of the awards presented by TygerBurger, People’s Post and City Vision in partnership with Spec-Savers.

She hand-knits jerseys and delivers them to schools where she feels there is a need.

“I do it out of love, nothing else,” says Ma Sally. “I don’t ask, I knit the jerseys. When it’s cold I think ‘Oh, there’s a child with a jersey on’.”

Ma Sally, who is a retired domestic assistant, says knitting is therapeutic to her.

“For me, it’s like a therapy. It keeps my brain working.”

Ma Sally, who grew up in the countryside of Groot Drankenstein, moved to Cape Town at the age of 17 following her parents’ divorce in the late 1950s.

“I had to leave school to go work before completing my senior certificate. Then I came to Cape Town in my early years and started working as a domestic servant until I got married to my husband,” she says. “ ... 18 January 1969,” her husband Joseph adds to the conversation.

According to Ma Sally, she had a relatively stable life from then. “I had a place to stay in District 6. We lived there for 10 years, in a room. Then we bought this little house and we’re still here, for 40 years.”

Ma Sally and Joseph have two daughters: José Franz, who is deputy vice-chancellor of the University of the Western Cape, and Deirdre Spandiel, an occupational therapist in George.

Ma Sally says, she gave up working as a

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domestic assistant 30 years ago when her first grandchild, Jody, was born so that José could return to her studies.

“That’s when I carried on with my love for knitting,” says Ma Sally, who believes that those whom she knits for don’t have to know where the jerseys come from. She says there is no greater feeling than being able to continue serving the world.

“Like I say, it’s like a therapy,” explains Ma Sally. “Knowing that I can do good at this age is a feeling money can’t buy.”

Ma Sally is regarded as a mother figure in The Shining Light social community group she belongs to. She says she is thankful above all that she and her husband have set

a foundation for their children and grandchildren to continue the tradition of serving their communities.

“I thank God that my children and grandchildren are giving,” Ma Sally says. “I wrote this morning in my memory book that it’s all by God’s grace, nothing else. We have nothing without God’s grace.”

Despite having five grandchildren, Ma Sally says she does not knit for her grandchildren’s school.

“I don’t knit for a school where my grandchildren go, because their parents can afford. I am knitting for schools where there is a need.”

Ma Sally says she prefers good quality

wool and ensures to always source wool accordingly. “I always buy the best wool. When you do something for the Lord, you give your best – that’s my belief.”

She was nominated for a Community Champions Elders Award by Parkvale Primary through one of the school’s regular volunteer assistants, Rhonda Arendse.

“Ma Sally is a loving, caring, wingless angel,” Arendse wrote in the nomination. “Every year she hand-knits jerseys for the needy learners at our school, all this done at no cost.”

She produces eight to 10 jerseys at a time for learners, which she distributes in abundance and at no cost, through Arendse.

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Wilskrag entrepreneur se geheim CARINA ROUX

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it verg wilskrag en dissipline om ’n entrepreneur te wees, reken Raelene Arendse, wat vanjaar 10 jaar in die gastehuisbedryf vier.

In 2009 was haar twee kinders vier en ses jaar oud toe sy geskei is. Raelene was ’n dosent in maatskaplike werk by die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) en het ook ’n privaat praktyk bedryf.

“Ek was alleen en het besluit ek moet iets meer doen om my inkomste uit te bou.”

Sy het drie kamers in haar huis in De Kuilenstraat ingerig. In November 2009 is haar onderneming geregistreer en in Desember het sy haar eerste gaste by Eagle’s Nest ontvang. “Ek het alles alleen gedoen – kinders grootgemaak, die huis skoongemaak, werk toe gegaan.” Haar kinders was haar motivering gewees, sê sy.

Intussen het haar gastehuis uitgebrei tot 10 kamers en ’n onthaalarea. In 2015 het sy ’n tweede huis gekoop met sewe kamers.

Raelene sê die Kuilsrivier-gemeenskap was nog altyd goed vir haar. “Noudat dit 10 jaar is, het ek besluit ek wil graag iets teruggee vir die gemeenskap.”

Raelene Arendse van die Eagle's Nest-gastehuis.

Drie weke gelede het sy die raadslid vir wyk 19, Ricardo Saralina, kort voor sy skielike afsterwe genooi om ’n groep mense uit sy wyk te bring om gratis by Eagle’s Nest ontbyt te kom geniet.

Sy wil graag een keer ’n maand welsynsorganisasies of senior tehuise nooi om ’n groep van 10 mense te bring om gratis ontbyt te kom geniet. Sy dink ook daaraan om dalk ’n ope dag te hou om ander jong entrepreneurs of vrouens te inspireer om “against all odds” voort te gaan. “Dis net met wilskrag en dissipline – dit is al manier,” sê Raelene. Dit verg dissipline om 04:30 op te staan om ontbyt te kan regkry vir gaste. En as sy ’n ding self kan doen, dan doen sy dit self om seker te maak die standaard is soos sy dit wil hê, sê sy. “Jy kan nie net laat slaplê nie.”

Raelene het op Ceres – ‘‘’n baie goeie plek” – grootgeword. “Dit is anders om op die platteland groot te word. Ons was meer onafhanklik. Ons ouers het ons selfstandig grootgemaak.” Sy maak haar eie kinders (nou in graad 8 en 10) ook so groot om op hul eie voete te kan staan, sê sy.

Ná universiteit het sy vier jaar as maatskaplike werker by die vloot in Simonstad gewerk, voor sy in 1997 as dosent by die US begin het. Raelene het in 2011 by die stadsraad betrokke geraak ná sy op ’n koerantadvertensie gereageer het. Sy was lank by die maatskaplike- en vroeë kinderontwikkeling-portefeulje betrokke. In 2013 het sy haar privaatpraktyk opgegee en ná 17 jaar as dosent bedank. Sy is tans nog werksaam as ’n proporsioneel verteenwoordigende raadslid in subraad 5 (Delft, Bishop Lavis).

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jaar in Kuilsrivier. Sy het een werknemer by elke huis en een nagskofwerker. Sy berei self ontbyt voor en help waar sy kan – selfs met die wasgoed – en doen ook die voorbereiding vir gesellighede. Haar visie is om nog uit te brei – met ’n vervoerdiens en wat gesellighede betref.

Sy sê sy wil haar tariewe bekostigbaar hou om ook vir mindergegoede gemeenskappe voorsiening te maak.

Sy het al ’n paar konferensies gehad.

Daar is ‘‘moeilike mense” en dit kan uitdagend wees, want dit gaan oor kliëntediens.

“Een vrou het vir my gesê ek moet net onthou sy is ’n baie hoë mens. Ek het op my tande gebyt, want ek wou eintlik vir haar vra, ‘mevrou wat bedoel jy met hoë mens?’ Want ons is eintlik almal dieselfde.”

“Hulle moes meubels rondskuif en die ‘hoë mens’ ’n familie-kamer gee voor sy gelukkig was. Niks was eintlik verkeerd nie, sy wou net haar stempel afdruk,” sê Raelene.

“Jy moet op jou voete kan dink, maar dit gaan oor kliëntediens. Jy byt op jou tande en gee die kliënt wat hy wil hê.”

Haar maatskaplike agtergrond help en Raelene luister meestal geduldig. ‘‘Hoewel jy mense bedien is jy nie hul bediende nie.

Jy moet hulle bedien deur die beste diens te gee – in enige onderneming. Maar daar is grense. Ontevredenheid kan uitgespreek word, sonder om ongeskik te wees, sê sy. “Dit is die manier waarop jy iets sê.”

Die gesprek draai na die maatskaplike probleme in die samelewing. “Die ouerhuis faal die kinders, dis waar ons samelewing se probleme begin – hoe ons ons seuns én dogters grootmaak. En dit is nie omdat daar baie enkelouers is nie, sê Raelene beslis.

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Die 5 km-wedloop begin om 08:00.

Die roete sluit in ’n stewige opdraende en die pad kronkel verby die wingerde met ’n praguitsig oor die hele skiereiland.

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‘Woman’ of the future visits CT TIYESE JERANJI @jeranji Donned in a designer dress, the world’s very first humanoid celebrity Sophia said hello to Cape Town at Century City last week, where she was attending Price Water House Coopers’ (PWC) 26th annual higher education conference.

Attending a media briefing before her guest appearance at the gala evening of the conference, she talked about her sense of fashion, what makes her happy and what the future holds for her and the rest of the world with robots being introduced to everyday lives. “I’m dressed by the talented South African designer Haroun Hansrot. I like fashion, it gives me a chance to show off,” she said.

Sophia uses artificial intelligence, visual data processing and facial recognition.

When responding to a question, she turns to the person asking the question to enhance interaction. She can hold a simple conversation on different topics.

With this year’s theme being making a difference, by changing minds in a changing world, the day and a half long conference was attended by delegates from across the education fraternity, mainly public universities, TVET colleges, government representatives, research institutions, and private sector schools among many other.

Sophia, who was developed by Hanson ple worrying about robots taking over Robotics Limited, was invited by PWC to their jobs, Sophia says that is not true. “I’m show the country PWC does not only talk not here to take anybody’s job but my coabout technology, but is also taking the workers disagree. I’m here to make the strides in bringing solutions, moving with workload lighter. I love working with peothe times and embracing ple and I want to make the fast-paced digital things easy,” she said. world.

For Sophia, education is Sophia is three-and-avital. “I think education is half-years-old robot with very important. It is the 50 facial expressions. She only thing that remains is a citizen of Saudi Araafter you have forgotten bia, the first robot ever to what you learnt at have a nationality, but school,” she said. “lives” in Hong Kong. She PWC director Roshan has travelled to over 60 Ramdhany said PWC countries. brought Sophia to the conWhen asked about her ference with the objective journey to South Africa of bringing technology and if she managed to pick closer to their delegates. a window seat on the Minister of higher eduplane, Sophia responded: cation Dr Blade Nzimande “It was a long journey to said at the event the eduSouth Africa. I flew inside cation, science and innoa suitcase and I didn’t have Sophia with her fashion vation sector remains critto worry about picking a designer Haroun Hansrot. ical to transform the econseat,” she said, adding she PHOTO: TIYESE JERANJ omy and growth in South hopes that in the near fuAfrica. “Post school eduture she will be able to pick her own seat. cation and training curriculums remain When asked about her favourite Bolly- critical if as a country we are to grow our wood movies she said: “I’m not sure about economy and for us to meet the national Bollywood movies but I love movies.” development plans objectives.”

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Lied gaan help om geld in te samel AVRIL FILLIES Die Rooikruis-kinderhospitaal gaan nou baat by aanlynverkope van die enkelsnit “Amen” van Jimm Harrison (Jan-Hendrik Fourie) of deur skenkings.

“In Junie verlede jaar het Rene Venter, lid van die talentvolle a capella groep 8 Misses Croon, my gebel en gesê hulle hou ’n liefdadigheidskonsert vir Keanu Moore van Brackenfell (#CureForKeanu-stigting) en gevra of ek deel daarvan wil wees. Ons het ’n maand saamgewerk en op 28 Julie verlede jaar is die konsert by Reddam House in Durbanville gehou,” vertel hy.

Altesame R20 000 is ingesamel vir Keanu se kankerbehandeling. Die doel was ook om mense bewus te maak van kinders wat ook kankerlyers is.

“Keanu se storie het my só geraak dat ek die lied ‘Amen’ geskryf het om verder te help met die bewusmaking van kinders wie se lewens bedreig word deur die siektes.

Die lirieke van ‘Amen’ raak aan armoede, menslikheid, dankbaarheid en hoe ons in die toekoms die volgende generasie kan help veg vir ’n beter lewe,” het Harrison gesê. Hy het vanjaar besluit om die liedjie op te neem en op aandrang van die groep het hy besluit om nog mense te nooi om deel van die opname te wees. “Die kunstenaars wat deel was van die opname op Saterdag 1 September in die Roodebloem-ateljee in Woodstock, kom almal uit Bellville en omgewing.

“Hulle is Deon Meiring, Bokradio se Almarie du Preez, Gerry Liberty en Mark Haze. Een van Suid-Afrika se legendariese vervaardigers, Werner Beukes, het sy dienste aangebied en hy het vir Fatman (Johan Brummer) gevra om ook deel te wees van die opname,” het Fourie gesê.

Volgens hom het sewe uitstekende kunstenaars saamgespan om op een video te sing – vir ’n gemeenskaplike doel.

“Gedurende Julie het elkeen sy stem-opname gedoen sodat ons die video-opname op 20 Julie kon skiet. “Alles is in drie ure gedoen en op 1 September het ons dit digitaal bekend gestel,” het hy gesê.

Margot van Wyk van die Rooikruis-kinderstigting het gesê hulle hoop om genoeg geld in te samel vir die R70 miljoen wat nodig is vir die nuwe eenheid.

“Die Rooikruis-hospitaaltrust het al ’n paar miljoen rand ingesamel, maar kort nog. “Tans is die uitleg by die hospitaal nie baie voordelig vir ernstige noodgevalle nie en neem dit ’n kind wat opgeneem word ongeveer 15 minute vanaf die ingang tot waar noodbehandeling toegepas word.

“Om minute te kan verander na sekondes, kan die verskil beteken tussen lewe en dood en dit is die doel van die nuwe eenheid by die hospitaal,” het Van Wyk gesê.

Volgens haar hoop die musikante om ’n merkwaardige verskil te kan maak en al die geld wat ingevorder word van die liedjie, gaan direk aan die trust.

V Die publiek kan ook bydra deur die liedjie op hul selfone aan te koop via iTunes, Spotify of Google Play en dit met ander te deel. Skenkers kan hul bydraes maak by www.givengain.com/a/ amenjhpandfriends of SMS die woord “Amen” na 40465 om R30 te skenk.

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ie lewe maak hom soms gelukkig maar om stories te kan vertel, maak hom die gelukkigste.

Só sê Enrico Harzenberg (23), ’n kreatiewe jong man, gebore en getoë in Kuilsrivier.

Enrico was van jongs af behep met die kunste. “Ek het van kleintyd af op die huis se stoep mal tekere gegaan – gesing, gedans en selfs lyne van 7de Laan opgesê.” Dit het hom nie te veel gepla dat sy familie soms gedink het hy is “mal” nie. ‘‘Van laerskool af het ek myself belowe dat ek sou hard werk want ek het gesien hoe die lewe was in my gemeenskap.’’

Enrico sien dans nog steeds as sy ‘‘mother of arts”, want dit is waarmee hy begin het.

Dans het hom gehelp om selfvertroue op te bou en dien as ’n ontspanningsmeganisme.

Sy liefde vir stories het ontwikkel op hoërskool. Hy het in matriek aan die Hoër Tegniese Skool Bellville begin skryf.

“Daar was ’n klomp stories op my skootrekenaar.”

Ná ’n bestuursdiploma aan die Boland-kollege, doen Enrico nou ’n BA-graad in drama aan die Universiteit van Kaapstad.

Verlede jaar is sy debuut-toneelstuk, Lief-

de is rooi, onder regie van Lee-Ann van Rooi, by die US Woordfees opgevoer. Hy het vir Lee-Ann ontmoet deur haar broer, Garth Brydon, wat hy as ’n held beskou. “Hy werk baie hard. Hy is van Mitchells Plein en bly nou in Los Angeles, waar hy vir Google werk as sagtewareontwikkelaar.’’

Dit was vir Enrico ’n mylpaal om saam met Lee-Ann, wat al 25 jaar in die bedryf is, te kan werk. Vir harde werk skrik Enrico nie. Gevra oor belangrike “lesse” wat hy tot dusver uit die lewe geleer het, sê hy: “Doen wat jy het, met wat jy het, waar jy is. Die lewe skuld jou niks. Jy skuld jouself; wees dus geduldig met jouself.’’ Hy sal graag eendag sy eie produksiemaatskappy en kanaal wil besit. #MotherMustKnow,” sê hy.

Een van Enrico se nuutste projekte is ’n webreeks, Van Adamse, wat “gaan teen alles wat ’n doek op sy kop het, armoede en stereotipe idees.”

Vroeër vanjaar is Enrico deur Roelse Events (wat ook die webreeks verfilm) gevra om ’n fashion shoot te doen. Hy het gevoel hy kort nog twee mense om dit meer interessant te maak en het die aktrises Lee-Ann van Rooi en Monique Rockman gevra om deel te wees van die fotosessie.

“Ek het al ’n paar photoshoots gedoen,

Come dance the night away The N2 Band will be performing at the Highbury United Football Club’s 25th anniversary jazz evening and snack dance.

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October at 19:00 in the Sarepta Civic Centre. Entry is R150.

V Phone Tanya on 072 680 1892 or Monray on 072 239 0614 for more information.

maar hierdie was anders. Die karakters het lewendig geword en ná dit het ’n idee in my kop gekom.”

Hy het begin skryf en ’n week later sy teks vir Lee-Ann aangestuur. Sy was beïndruk en hulle het besluit om ’n webreeks te doen.

“Enigiemand wat my persoonlik ken, sal weet, ek leef vir humor, suspense en drama.

Maar hierdie is drama. Elke beweging en elke uitrusting is drama,” sê Enrico.

Philip Theron, ook van Kuilsrivier, is die regisseur, en buiten Enrico, Lee-Ann en Monique, maak die akteurs Marlo Minnaar en Nahum Hughes ook ’n draai in die reeks.

Enrico word geïnspireer deur plaaslike akteurs soos Marlo – “hy’s kind of a big deal in die bedryf”, en Crystal Donna Roberts, wat die kostuumstilis vir Van Adamse is.

Die reeks gaan oor ’n “animalistic familie wat sal doodmaak en jag vir hul oorlewing.

“Die karakters het heightened name soos Helen, met verwysing na die magtige Griekse godin van Troje. Helen (Lee-Ann) is die ma van Damon (Enrico) en Donna (Monique),” sê Enrico.

V Van Adamse sal op You Tube, Instagram TV, en Facebook uitgesaai word vanaf môre (Donderdag 19 September). Episodes van sowat ’n minuut lank sal daarna elke Donderdag beskikbaar wees.

Enrico Hartzenberg

FOTO’: ROELSE PORTRAITS

Enter now for 12-hour challenge Pumpkin Ministries in Durbanville have partnered with Run for a Child to present a 12-hour challenge run or walk on Saturday 21 September behind Willowbridge Mall. The course is a 2km loop around the dam behind the mall

that people can either run or walk – as many loops as they like. The event will take place from 06:00 to 18:00. Participants can run or walk at any time during the 12 hours for as long as they like.

There is no time limit on each

loop, so participants can join the challenge for one hour or all 12 hours. The theme is “Super Heroes”. Entries are R200 per person.

Children can make any donation to enter.

V Enter on www.runforachild.co.za.

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Retirement village first phase sold out T

he first phases of the La Récolte retirement village in Stellenberg are sold out.

La Récolte has launched the final phases of the development which will include blocks C and D. Block C will include a stateof-the-art care centre along with 48 assisted living suites which comprise a combination of studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units, ranging between 20m² and 60m². Block D will offer 42 independent living units on completion. These units will vary between 60m² and 96m².

The development group’s director, Jaco Steyn of Steyter Construction, says the clubhouse’s original plan was amended to improve the design, size, layout and overall benefits of the building as well as incorporate beautiful mountain views. “The clubhouse, which will include a recreational dining room, ladies bar, beauty salon, braai facilities, exercise studio, lounge with fireplace, and library, is currently under construction. Our main focus is to give resi-

dents a place where they can socialise and relax. Our name La Récolte means ‘The Harvest’ in French, which is quite fitting as our residents are living their golden years and never have to ask for a day off again.”

Jessica Kolver, property sales agent for the C4 Property Group, adds: “Sales have been good due to the development’s excellent location, with Blocks A and B already sold out and occupied. The more than 120 residents say they enjoy their new homes and the simplicity of a lock-up and go lifestyle.

Situated close to Tyger Valley Shopping Centre, Willowbridge, Durbanville winelands, acclaimed Welgemoed Golf Course, hospitals and clinics, the development also offers easy access to the N1 highway. Furthermore, it offers, secure access controlled and manned security and facilities, as well as luxurious finishes.”

Kolver explains that block C not only offers assisted living, but also frail care. “Our care centre, which will be managed by Van Biljon Nursing, will offer advanced facilities

and 24-hour moderate to complete care. Be it a nurse coming around daily to check that you’ve taken your medication, monitoring your health, or staff cleaning your suite and making your bed – independent living with the required assistance. Furthermore, Van Biljon Nursing will manage both the assisted living suites and the care centre, with personalised and tailor-made health care options. It will offer great peace of mind to our residents as well as their families and friends,” she says.

According to Steyn, most of their residents are healthy and active. “Cape Town and surrounds have a high demand for secure lifestyle retirement options. Currently, supply outstrips demand, which makes it an ideal investment for buyers who are not quite ready to downsize, but still want the security of knowing it’s there sometime down the road.”

Kolver continues that La Récolte offers excellent value for money. “Our prices are extremely competitive as are our rates. On top

of it, our apartment sizes are larger than average.

Due to the shortage of available units for rental in our area, our return on investment is excellent, especially for the smaller units.

For those who are not quite ready to move in, we can almost guarantee that there will always be rental income from the unit.”

Each apartment boasts an emergency nurse-call panic button, 24-hour security with CCTV cameras, electric fencing and manned access-controlled gates, DStv connectivity, fibre internet, optional home care nursing, landscaped gardens, laundry facilities and affordable, stable levies. Another benefit is that each unit has a voice over internet protocol (VoIP) telephone enabling residents to contact each other and the relevant services on site, free of charge.

Block C with its assisted living suites will sell for between R995 000 and R1 495 000 and buyers can choose between pre-selected contemporary finishes.

V For more information visit www.larecolte.co.za.

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heuns van der Bank and Sharon Miller won the 78km men and women’s races respectively at the recent West Coast Express, hosted by the Outriders Cycle Club.

Over the years this race signals the start of the road race season.

History dictates that this time of year the famous South Easter is already blowing but not this time. The north-west wind gave riders a different challenge altogether.

Etnard Louw and Jack van Wyk were the first two cyclists to break out into the lead with their teams lining out the group on the R27 and very quickly built a two-minute gap by the start of the Mamre climb.

The crosswinds wreaked havoc on the group halving the group by the time they turned towards Atlantis. It was at this stage of the race that Van der Bank put in a massive attack solo off the group and reached the leading duo by the crest of the climb.

Just before exiting the Atlantis complex Van der Bank’s attack forced Etnard to chase and this proved to be too much as he led from the first 5km.

Behind the race heated up heading to the N7 with Robby Rodrigues animating the bunch by attacking and splitting the remain-

ing group with Rudie Kellerman and his remaining Team Hartlief lieutenants driving the pace up the N7, by the crest of the N7 the bunch was thinned out to around 25 riders.

The bunch strung out with the crosswinds and steamed back into Melkbosstrand with attacks being neutralised by the riders in the front of the group.

The group came home with Kellerman taking the sprint for third.

Provisional results 78km Men 1. Theuns van der Bank 2. Jack van Wyk 3. Rudi Kellerman Women 1. Sharon Miller 2. Amy Hopkins 3. Renate Gallagher Provisional results 54km Men 1. Carl Smit 2. Barry Hindmarch 3. Mark Wilcox Women 1. Amber Hindmarch 2. Natalie Simpson 3. Alison Ting Chong.

Arnold Block word vereer SAREL BURGER Die Noordelikes-Goodwood-krieketklub se A-veld sal voortaan bekend staan as die Arnold Bloch Ovaal.

Die klub se uitvoerende bestuur het besluit om die veld, wat dikwels ook deur die WP Krieketunie (WPKU) vir interprovinsiale wedstryde benut word, na Bloch te vernoem ter erkenning vir sy jarelange diens aan die klub. ’n Amptelike aankondiging in hierdie verband is verlede week gedoen tydens ’n geselligheid by die klub, wat deur verskeie hooggeplaaste krieketampsdraers bygewoon is.

Bloch, ’n 72-jarige apteker in Parow, is al byna 60 jaar in een of ander hoedanigheid aan die klub verbonde – aanvanklik vanaf 1960 as ’n skolier-speler toe die

klub in Parow nog net as Noordelikes bekend was.

In die sewentigerjare was hy vir vyf jaar die klub se wedstrydsekretaris.

En toe Noordelikes in 1975 saamsmelt met die Goodwood-klub, was Bloch van meet af die voorsitter van die “nuwe” klub – ’n pos wat hy 20 jaar lank beklee het.

Nadat hy in 1990 tot die uitvoerende bestuur van die WPKU verkies is, het hy kort daarna ook erelidmaatskap van die Noordelikes-Goodwood-klub ontvang.

Die WPKU het ’n bloeitydperk beleef terwyl Bloch van 1999 tot 2004 nie net die president van die WP-unie was nie, maar ook ’n lid van die SA Krieketraad se uitvoerende bestuur.

In 2006 is lewenslange erelidmaatskap deur die WPKU aan hom toegeken.

Durbell en UWK veg om plek SAREL BURGER Met Unie-Milnerton se uitskakeling deur Valsbaai die afgelope Saterdag in die kwarteindronde van die WP se Presidentbekerrugbykompetisie met 36-83 te klop, berus dit nou by Durbanville-Bellville of die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapand (UWK) om namens die Tygerbergstreek saam met die Maties en Ikeys na die kroon te reik.

Die kwarteindstryd tussen Durbell en UWK sou eers Maandagaand plaasvind nadat die UWK-ampsdraers uitstel gevra het as gevolg van Chester Williams se begrafnis.

Die uitslag was met druktyd nog nie beskikbaar nie.

Die wenner van hierdie kragmeting kom komende Saterdag in die halfeindronde teen die Ikeys te staan, terwyl die Maties en Valsbaai mekaar in die ander halfeindstryd sal aandurf.

In afdeling B se kwarteindronde het Bellville met 37-23 met Vineyards klaargespeel

en sal nou in die halfeindronde teen Kuilsrivier te staan kom. In die ander halfeindstryd pak Hamlets en St. George mekaar.

In afdeling C het Scottsdene in die kwarteindronde vir Strand United met 51-27 gelooi en die Kraaie speel nou in die halfeindronde teen die Strand-klub, met Hands & Heart terselfdertyd teen Langa. ’n Regstelling: Ná verlede week in TygerBurger berig is dat Kuilsrivier en Hamlets (as die voorste twee spanne in die Superliga se B-afdeling) aanstaande seisoen na die A-afdeling sal opskuif, is verneem dat dit nie noodwendig die geval sal wees nie. Dit is inderdaad die twee beste spanne in die huidige Presidentbeker-kompetisie wat hierdie bevordering sal kry.

Dit is ’n verandering van ’n vroeëre besluit.

Die Superliga in die eerste deel van die seisoen dien met ander woorde nou net as ’n “uitdunningsproses” om die ses beste spanne in elke afdeling vir die Presidentbeker-kompetisie aan te wys.

Jaco van Wyk (left) and Theuns van der Bank cross the finish line in the West Coast Express.

PHOTO: SALIE TOEFY