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ense is bewus van die gevare wat in die bosse langs die Ou Faure-pad in Eersterivier skuil, maar steeds hou hulle daar stil.

Verskeie misdade, waaronder moord, verkragtings en kapings het al oor die jare daar plaasgevind.

Prostitusie vind ook oop en bloot langs die pad plaas. Die afgelope naweek het die Kleinvlei-polisie ’n padversperring daar gehou om mense bewus te maak van die gevare daarvan om daar stil te hou.

Kapt. Florina Muller, polisiewoordvoerder, sê al hul waarskuwings val op dowe ore. “In die meeste gevalle word mense gekaap omdat hulle in die donker daar stilhou.

Diegene wat deur misdaad geraak word, kom lê nie altyd klagtes nie, omdat hulle skaam is oor wat hulle daar gaan doen het. Ouens stop vir prostitute en word dan aangeval.

Hierdie slagoffers is soms gesiene mense en is bang hul goed kom op die lappe,” sê Muller.

Volgens Muller gooi misdadigers ook motors met klippe.

“Wanneer die eienaar van die motor stilhou, bespring die aanvaller hom. Ek wil ’n beroep doen op motoriste om die pad te vermy, maar indien hulle dit nie kan vermy nie, moet hulle nooit stilhou nie. As jy voel iets word teen jou motor gegooi, ry eers aan tot jy veilig is,” sê Muller.

Jerome Fitz, raadslid vir die gebied waardeur die Ou Faure-pad loop, sê armoede dwing mense om hul liggame te verkoop.

“Langs die pad is ma’s en hul dogters. Dit is mense wat nie meer weet watter kant toe nie. Ek wil inwoners van die omliggende plekke versoek om nie van die dienste gebruik te maak nie. Deur daar te gaan, skep jy ’n mark vir misdadigers, want hulle teiken die mense wat die prostitute besoek,” sê Fitz.

The annual Miss Zevenwacht Mall competition took place on Saturday 2 November. From left are Lindokuhle Dumezweni (23) first princess from Mfuleni, Paton Mathieson (20) Miss Zevenwacht Mall 2019 from Grassy Park, and Je Taime Juta (21) second princess from Eerste River.

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Scholar patrols awarded H

undreds of learners representing some of Cape Town’s more than 200 scholar patrols attended an appreciation day at the Belhar Sports Centre.

Road safety authorities from three spheres of government paid tribute to thousands of learners who daily don the scholar patrol uniform.

Of the 370 registered scholar patrols in the province, more than half (210) are in the Cape metropole.

Learners received certificates and medals for their dedication. ‘‘Scholar patrols play a massive role in ensuring the safety of some of our most vulnerable in society, as many young children walk to school and back daily, often having to cross very busy roads. With a road safety track record like ours in South Africa, we need every bit of help we can get, and the scholar patrol programme, which first started nearly a century ago in America has been key in those efforts.

“Our pedestrian fatality rate would likely be higher without their daily presence. This appreciation day is also a timely reminder to road users to support our scholars on patrol by obeying their instructions, treating them with respect and help to keep them safe too.

“The scholar patrol programme helps ensure the safety of learners and other road

Scholar patrollers from more than 200 Western Cape schools. users, but also engenders respect for the law and an awareness of road safety.

Furthermore, it builds character in learners who are part of their scholar patrol as the task demands responsibility, punctuality, dedication, commitment and teamwork,” says Mayco member for safety and security, JP Smith.

The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) is responsible for oversight of

the overall implementation and functioning of scholar patrols countrywide, and the provincial department of public works partners with the City’s traffic service and other authorities to train and monitor scholar patrols.

More information about the programme is available at www.westerncape.gov.za/ general-publication/respect-scholar-patrols.

Police chief puts hold on all policing forum AGMs DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke A dispute between the Western Cape Community Policing Forum (CPF) board and the provincial department of safety and security (Docs) is threatening the autonomy of safety partnerships between police and the CPF. This was revealed last week when the acting provincial police commissioner, Genl SC Mfazi, put a hold on all local CPF annual general meetings, scheduled to take place in the coming weeks, where new executive committees are to be voted into office for the next five years.

CPFs across the province received the directive last Wednesday 30 October.

In Brackenfell, the meeting was scheduled to take place on Wednesday 30 October.

Sean McCleland, chair of the Tygerberg cluster CPF, explains the disparity as a contradiction between directives issued

by Docs and that of the provincial CPF. “The directives (which exclude police as a signatory) issued by Docs for the upcoming CPF elections sidelines those neighbourhood watches that are not accredited with Docs in terms of the provincial legislation. The directive changes the voting rights that were adopted by individual CPF constitutions in accordance with national legislation.

“Basically it gives Docs accredited neighbourhood watches more voting rights in order to supersede other neighbourhood watches that are not accredited

by Docs, but also belong to the CPF,” says McCleland.

In effect, this would undermine the partnership between the police, the CPF and community safety structures as legis-

lated through national police legislation, according to McCleland.

“The partnership between CPFs and the police has always been regulated by national police legislation,” he explains.

However, new provincial legislation introduced by the Western Cape Community Safety Act and the current AGM directives introduced by Docs, aim to regulate CPFs and NHWs accredited with them.

“Those neighbourhood watches not accredited by Docs will thus be sidestepped.

It will undermine the uniform constitution of CPFs which gives them the power to regulate its own voting rights,” he explains.

McCleland says this point and others were raised by many CPFs across the province since July, but Docs never changed its directive.

“The provincial CPF board has raised the issue, but has not yet received any feedback or comments from Docs. We presented the issue to the head of department at Docs and informed the provincial police commissioner that no meetings had been held to explain the process of their directives either.

“As a result, Genl Mfazi stood up for local communities and asked Docs to redress the directive and open it up for public comment, which Docs also refused to do.

“Docs even went ahead and visited local police stations’ commanders and CPFs to explain their new directives.”

This resulted in Mfazi instructing all CPFs, local station commanders and cluster commanders to put their annual general meetings on hold, according to McCleland.

“Docs has attempted to intimidate the provincial CPF with complex legal proc-

esses, but at the end of the day, it will only create division and friction which places the safety of our communities at risk.

“The Western Cape is not an island, and not a law unto its own. We tread dangerous ground when our communities are given a false sense of security and authority through being accredited through the department and not working within the nationally legislated partner being the South African Police. When a crime occurs, who does the neighbourhood watch call? ... the police, not Docs.”

Albert Fritz, minister of community safety in the Western Cape, on Friday 1 November, called on Mfazi to immediately revoke the instruction.

“As a result of the direct instruction given to all police station commanders, by the acting provincial commissioner, namely that they should not proceed with elective AGMs, the department of community safety cannot continue to officiate over such AGMs until the instruction is withdrawn. The message sent to CPFs stating that the department of community safety is withdrawing its support of CPFs is untrue and an attempt to divide the department from CPFs at station level. The department of community safety’s decision to withdraw from AGMs is temporary and only in response to the instruction given by the acting provincial commissioner,” said Fritz.

“The department of community safety has requested, at the highest levels, that the police leadership urgently find an amicable solution.

“CPFs are, by law, required to be inclusive of all legitimate community structures. It is unfortunate that the dysfunctionality of a few CPF structures has now impacted on all other CPFs.”

Fun walk for all breeds presented Take a walk with your furry friend on Sunday 10 November in the All Breeds Summer Fun Walk for dogs and their owners, which will be held at D’Aria wine estate.

The walk will be presented by the Dobermann Club of the Cape. Besides the options of a 1.8 km or a 3.8 km walk, there will be fun events and tea, coffee and cooldrinks on

offer. Fun demonstrations of dog jumping, tricks and more will be presented by the Cape Handlers Dog Club.

D’Aria wine and boerewors rolls will be sold. There will also be stalls selling jewellery, cupcakes and so forth.

Micro-chipping at R100 per dog can be done. Registration starts at 08:30 and the walk

starts at 09:00.

The entry fee is R50 for the first dog and handler in a group, and R10 for each additional dog or person. Goodie bags will be available for the first 50 entries. Entrance also includes entry in a lucky draw. Only cash will be accepted for entries or any sales.

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Community Women Action group hosts business breakfast The Community Women Action (CWA) group from Eerste River held its annual business breakfast for small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs), companies and social partners.

Premier Alan Winde also attended the event.

The CWA was founded at the Calvynist Protestant Church of South Africa after the rape and murder of 14-year-old Valencia Farmer, 20 years, ago.

Today it includes different religions and cultural groups and is driven by un-

Attendees of the Community Women Action group’s business breakfast.

employed women.

At the business breakfast, social worker and founding member Madeline Foster spoke about socio-economic issues such as violence against women, unemployment, and the lack of housing which force families to live together in one room. A representative from Nedbank explained online businesses and the changes in banking, while a University of Western Cape (UWC) representative Nlanhla Nhlapo spoke about digital challenges.

‘Safesisters’ taught to defend BRENDEN RUITER @ruitervaniewind

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he Closure Room, a non-governmental organisation in Kleinvlei, Eerste River, recently hosted a workshop in Kleinvlei aimed at empowering women and girls.

According to Chavonne van Schalkwyk from the Closure Room, the workshop’s main focus was gender-based violence.

“The workshop was conducted by social workers, prosecutors, police officers and human trafficking activists,” says Van Schalkwyk.

Van Schalkwyk says the attendees were also trained in self-defence techniques and given pepper spray. “The Closure Room feels that due to the increase in numbers of women and girls being victims of violence on a daily basis empowerment is needed. Information shared at this workshop was of such a nature that every woman who attended was well informed and empowered and availed themselves to be Safesisters (a term The Closure Room uses for people who help others) in their homes, neighbourhoods, churches and social circle,” says Van Schalkwyk.

The speakers at the workshop were Grizelda Grootboom (human trafficking), Anastasia Seals-Roman (legal matters), Naomi Brits (street safety), Claudio Roodt (domestic violence) and Miceala Esua (safe houses).

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Attendees at the workshop were taught how to defend themselves.

Fundraisers for Children’s Hospice Iris House Children’s Hospice in Bellville is hosting two last fundraisers for the year.

All proceeds from the events assist Iris House to keep their respite care and therapy services free. . The first event, the always popular Cuppa 4 Care / Art Auction will take place on Saturday 23 November from 14:00 to 17:00 at the Greek Club Hellenic Community Centre, 24 Bay Road, Mouille Point, Cape Town. Attendees are asked to wear a hat.

A variety of modern to classic art pieces will be on auction.

There will also be giveaways, a tombola and prizes. Book a single seat for R275 or a table for 10 at a discounted price of R2 600. . The second event is a “fun dog show” hosted on Saturday 30 November.

Those interested are invited to bring their fur babies and families for what is touted to be a day of fun.

The event starts at 10:00 at the hospice’s Doggy Day Care, based at Stikland Estate, Old Paarl Road.

The event starts at 10:00 with a show from our very own Cape Metro K9 dogs, followed by the following categories: Cutest dog on show (over one years), cutest pup on show (under one year), agility course, best personality and most like animal’s owner.

Entrance is R50 per person (children under 12 free). Burgers, bacon rolls, boerewors rolls and cooldrinks will be on sale.

There will also be market stalls.

Visit https://iris-house.org/ for tickets or call 021 910 1578.

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Organisation tackles abuse with training NIELEN DE KLERK @nielendk Substance abuse is “ravaging our communities” and intervention is sorely needed, local experts say.

The youth is particularly vulnerable, says Michelene Smith, director of Sanca WC (the South African National Council on Alcohol and Drug dependency).

“Research indicates that the age of people using substances and becoming dependent on them is dropping at an alarming rate.

“Young people need treatment,” she says.

The big factor is that children do not even need to travel to obtain substances as it’s often available at home.

“Research has shown alcohol being the substance most widely abused by both adults and children,” says Smith.

This is closely followed by dagga (often in combination with mandrax). Methamphetamine (commonly known as tik) is increasingly abused by both youth and adults.

Smith says they’ve seen an increase in the use of dagga among learners over the past few years and social workers are increasingly being invited to schools for interventions surrounding this issue.

“Substance abuse does not respect economic class, race, colour, gender or the professional status of an individual,” she warns. . Sanca WC offers training throughout the year. Smith says this is aimed at anyone “empowering themselves to identify, support and refer people struggling with their addiction.”

This is by social workers who are subjectmatter experts in the respective modules of the training.

The next course is a three-day Motivational Interviewing training which will take place from Wednesday 20 November to Friday 22 November at Sanca WC’s head office (18 Karoo Street, Bellville.) The course will take place from 09:00 to 15:00 and costs R1 200.

It will cover a range of topics including strategies to enhance motivation for change and dealing with client resistance.

Coffee and tea will be provided. Kindly arrange your own lunch.

Certificates of attendance will be issued to all trainees upon completion of the training.

Those doing the Drug Testing training will be eligible for two continuous professional development (CPD) points and nine points when doing the Motivational Interviewing training.

Billy Augustyn sit in sy “rugby-museum” in sy huis in Oostersee, Parow-Oos.FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

Oom Billy 100% agter die Bokke RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj

Help trace family of unknown man: Tygerberg Hospital is trying to locate the family of an unknown patient who was admitted to hospital on Saturday 12 October. The patient was brought to the hospital by ambulance after he was picked up on the roadside in Mandela Park, Khayelitsha. He was transferred to the Khayelitsha District Hospital. The individual is about 29 years old and has been registered as Lima October at the hospital.

Anyone who can assist can call André Lindoor, a social worker, on 021 938 5008 or 021 938 4164 or alternatively sister Anne Erasmus on 021 938 5970.

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VOORGESTELDE VRYSTELLINGSKRITERIA VIR VROEËKINDONTWIKKELING- (ECD-)SENTRUMS

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et die Wêreldbeker-rugby in Japan agter die rug, sit een ondersteuner steeds sy liefde en passie vir dié spel en die Springbokke voort.

Billy Augustyn van Esperancestraat in Parow-Oos is waarskynlik een van die nasionale span se grootste ondersteuners en dié senior burger se voorkamer, eetkamer en onthaalarea getuig hiervan.

Meer as 100 Springbok-pette en -hoede, sowel as Stormers- en WP-memorabilia, T-hemde, foto’s, vlae, serpe, glase en nog meer versier dié afgetrede onderwyser se huis – iets waaroor hy heeldag kan gesels.

Billy versamel al sedert sy tienerjare rugby-memorabilia.

“Ek het op 13 jaar ernstig begin belangstel in rugby nadat ons buurman vir my ’n rugbytrui gekoop het sodat ek aan rugby kon deelneem.

“My ouers kon nie een bekostig nie. Ek het toe op skool tot in matriek en daarna op onderwyskollege gespeel,” onthou hy.

Hy het as onderwyser gewerk en ook destyds by die Bellville-rugbyklub aangesluit, waar hy vir ongeveer 13 jaar gespeel het.

“Ek versamel dus al rugbygoed van ongeveer 14 jaar af.”

Sy versameling is duisende rande werd. “Ek het net nie ’n groot genoeg ver-

trek gehad om my memorabilia uit te stal nie. Ek het my voorgeneem dat ek weer eendag ’n plek sou hê waar ek alles kan uitstal. Toe ek in 1996 ’n pakket uit die onderwys neem, het ek by my huis laat aanbou om my droom waar te maak.”

Hy sê al sy rugbyversamelstukke is vir hom baie kosbaar.

“Veral my Springbok-, WP- en Stormers-aandenkings.”

Hy sê egter die plakkaat van die 1955toets tussen die Bokke en die Britse Leeus op Nuweland is vir hom baie spesiaal.

“Dit is destyds deur Caltex uitgegee en ek het dit gekry toe my pa brandstof ingegooi het. Dit is dan ook my eerste versamelstuk.

“Nuweland lê my na aan die hart en ek het al baie toetse daar geniet.”

Die rugbyliefhebber sê ’n getekende A4-papier van die 1960-All Blackspan is ook vir hom spesiaal.

“My duurste versamelstuk? Dis moeilik om te sê, want hoe bepaal jy die prys van iets wat so baie geskiedenis en emosie dra?

“Heel moontlik die geraamde oorspronklike Wallaby-trui van 1992, wat deur die hele span en afrigters geteken is. Daardie span was die wêreldkampioene van 1991 en het teen die Bokke op Nuweland gespeel nadat Suid-Afrika in 1992 weer in dié internasionale rugby-familie toegelaat is,” onthou Billy.

Die Stad Kaapstad hersien tans die ontwikkelingsgelde vir vroeëkindontwikkelingsentrums.

Alle ECD-sentrums kan aansoek doen om vrystelling van ontwikkelingsgelde indien hulle aan sekere kriteria voldoen.

Na raming word daar 1 400 ongeregistreerde ECD-sentrums binne die Stad se grense bedryf. Hierdie sentrums sal voordeel trek uit die voorgestelde vrystellingskriteria. Die voorgestelde vrystellingskriteria vir vroeëkindontwikkelingsentrums kan besigtig word by www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay. Afskrifte van die vrystellingskriteria sal by subraadskantore en Stadsbiblioteke beskikbaar wees. ’n Inligtingsessie vir die ECD-sektor oor die voorgestelde vrystellingskriteria sal Saterdag 16 November 2019 om 10:00 by die Kaapstad-burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard, Kaapstad gehou word.

Die publiek en belanghebbende partye word die geleentheid gebied om teen 30 November 2019 kommentaar, insette of aanbevelings oor die voorgestelde vrystellingskriteria vir ECD-sentrums in te dien.

Kommentaar, insette en aanbevelings kan op die volgende maniere ingedien word: • E-pos: public.participation@capetown.gov.za of nazlie.dutoit@capetown.gov.za • Aanlyn: www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay • Skriftelike voorlegging: Nazlie du Toit, bestuurder: gesentraliseerde operasies, maatskaplike ontwikkeling en vroeëkindontwikkeling, Kaapstad-burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad.

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Making crafts for a good cause: The non-profit organisation Pink Lady Apples recently LUNGELO MBANDAZAYO STADSBESTUURDER 154/2019

hosted their Pink Lady Crafts for Cancer event at the Lord Charles Hotel in Somerset West where money was raised towards Tygerberg Hospital’s Breast Cancer Fund. The fund makes money available to patients such as Myrtle Arendse (centre) from Northpine who regularly visits the hospital. The 59-year-old breast cancer survivor told TygerBurger in an interview recently that she struggled financially to travel to the hospital, but that the fund made it possible for her to get there and back home again. She spent close to R780 a week, she says. Myrtle wishes other breast cancer patients will also be able to benefit from the fund. About 110 women attended the event which was held on Saturday 26 October. An amount of R150 000 was raised.

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Support World Preemie Day The Tygerberg Hospital Children’s Trust is hosting its annual World Prematurity Day Fun Walk on Saturday 16 November.

The walk starts at 08:00 at the hospital in Parow.

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) there are 15 000 million premature babies born annually. This walk aims to create awareness on behalf of those premmie babies.

“We are going to paint the town purple in solidarity with a cause that needs public support,” organisers say.

Join them for a bumper day of festivities

for the whole family, including live entertainment, food stalls, children’s activities, lucky draws and much more.

To take part in the walk and to book your ticket visit www.howler.co.za or pay at a Howler payment outlet.

The entrance fee is R150 and includes a t-shirt and goodie bag for the first 500 entrants. Alternatively, pay R50 and buy your merchandise on the day.

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Subcouncil 21 meeting tonight Subcouncil 21 will host a public meeting tonight (Wednesday 6 November) at 18:30 at the Wesbank Primary School. Feedback

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Officer Hayley Patrick informs JP Smith of a truck that had been impounded because it was overloaded.

Truckers cautioned to ease the load T

oo many trucks are hitting the road, carrying more cargo than the law allows, Mayco member for safety and security, JP Smith said.

In a media statement, Smith said the City’s traffic service is concerned about the number of heavy-duty trucks which flout the National Road Traffic Act. “The act imposes limits on the load that a truck is allowed to carry, depending on the vehicle specifications,” he said.

Smith further said this was done to ensure that trucks do not pose a hazard to other road users or cause damage to infrastructure.

There are three weigh stations in Cape Town – on the N7 near Vissershok, Joostenbergvlakte and Somerset West.

“These weigh stations or weighbridges are used to check abnormal loads and whether drivers are operating within the conditions of their permits.”

The weighbridges are manned by a service provider appointed by the provincial traffic department.

“They capture vehicle information like the area or origin, where it is headed, what the cargo is and so forth. Staff also check the vehicle in terms of the Road Transport Quality System and weigh the vehicle to check compliance with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act.

“The City’s traffic services, along with their provincial counterparts, are responsible for any enforcement that is required,” Smith explained.

The officers will be at the weighbridges, but also to take trucks to the weighbridges for testing if they come across any that look suspicious while out on patrol.

“Aside from preventing serious accidents including containers falling off container transport vehicles, there is also the importance of ensuring that overloaded vehicles do not damage the road surface as this reduces the safety of the road for everybody and causes high road maintenance costs,” he added.

Between Tuesday 14 August 2018 and Wednesday 14 August 2019, 292 counts of overloads and 347 notices were recorded in Joostenbergvlakte while 369 400 fines were issued.

“The maximum fine that can be imposed for overloaded trucks is R5 000. For serious transgressions, drivers are arrested and taken to court, where a magistrate decides the appropriate sanction,” Smith explained.

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Waar was jy toe ons gewen het?

Daar is eintlik maar min geleentheid in die lewe om die “waar was jy”-speletjie met goeie nuus te speel.

Soos die mens maar is, let ons soveel makliker op na iets wat slegte nuus of skokkend is.

Daar is nie verniet in die nuuswêreld die sê-ding “if it bleads, it leads” nie.

Ek kan nou nog onthou waar ek was toe die vliegtuie in die World Trade Center in Manhattan in New York vasgevlieg het (by ’n naskoolse kunsklas).

Toe Nelson Mandela dood is, was ek in die bed (my redakteur het my wakker gebel). Die dag toe Diana dood is, het ek verstar voor die TV gestaan en kyk. Ek was eintlik nog relatief jonk en later by die Sondagskool het my maats nie geweet wie Diana is nie.

Die goeie gebeurtenisse is soveel moeiliker om te onthou.

Toe Charlize Theron die Oscar gewen het vir beste aktrise, was ek besig om aan te trek vir skool (ek besef nou hoeveel gebeurtenisse vroegoggend of laatnag plaasvind).

Die einde van apartheid was nie een oomblik nie, maar eerder ’n periode – daarom moeilik om die speletjie te speel.

Verder kan ek nie aan iets dink wat nie met sport te make het nie. Dit is al nuuswaardige gebeurtenisse oor die afgelope 32 jaar wat ek so goed onthou dat ek die “waar was jy”-speletjie kan speel. Hoe hartseer is dit nie?

Hierdie afgelope Saterdag was ek by die huis, saam met my familie toe die Springbokke die Wêreldbeker gewen het.

Die trane het oor ons wange gerol toe ons na Siya Kolisi geluister het.

Later het die trane van lag gerol oor die nimmereindigende memes en oor Faf in sy onderbroek/swembroek. Ag, en hoe sal ek vergeet hoe my ma, wat soms eintlik prim en proper kan wees, ná die eindfluitjie geblaas het, aangekondig het: “Ek is nou terug, ek gaan net gou my toeter druk.” En toe vir etlike minute op haar toeter gaan lê het.

Sedertdien is daar min waaroor enigiemand kan praat. Sit die radio aan en dit is rugby. Maak die koerant oop en dit is rugby.

Vir iemand wat nie regtig sport kyk nie, is hierdie ’n ironiese stelling: hoe verfrissend is dit nie om rugby op die voorblad te sien nie?

Die tyd het my geleer dat ons oor ’n week gaan hoor van mense wat sê die bohaai is te veel. Dit is immers net ’n sport. Laat my daarom toe om vóór daardie oomblik van my kant af te verduidelik hoekom hierdie prestasie so aardskuddend is.

Noem my maar ’n aards-optimis, maar vir my en baie ander is die Wêreldbeker ’n teken van soveel meer as net sport.

Dit was soos daai eerste wolkbreuk nadat ons vir maande in die Kaap sonder reën was. Ons het nie geweet of dit weer sou reën nie, maar skielik was daar weer hoop ná die maande se dorre wroeging.

Die wen van die Wêreldbeker was as’t ware ’n wolkbreuk van hoop nadat ons vir maande, nee jare, geteister is deur slegte nuus.

En soos ons almal geklou het aan die belofte wat daardie klein bietjie reën gebring het, klou soveel Suid-Afrikaners aan die hoop wat daardie wen gesimboliseer het. Want dalk is daar hoop vir ons in hierdie stukkende land. Dalk is ons meer as korrupte politici en rassespanning.

Dalk is ons eintlik net ’n nasie van teenpole wat saam die ongelooflike kan vermag.

Dalk sal ons nie eendag vra “waar was jy toe ons die Wêreldbeker gewen het nie?” maar eerder “waar was jy toe dinge begin verander het?”

– Nielen de Klerk

“Ek is nou terug, ek gaan net gou my toeter druk.”

Go Bokke: South African and English supporters came together at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town on Saturday 2 November to watch the 2019 Rugby World Cup final between South Africa and England that was televised on a big screen at the Waterfront’s Amphitheatre. PHOTO: JACO MARAIS

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

Hospitaal se vensters is vuil Sowat ’n jaar gelede het ek iemand in die Karl Bremerhospitaal besoek.

Die plek was “ok” maar die vensters was só vuil.

Een van die verpleegsters het my vertel dat die vensters laas in die apartheidsjare gewas is.

Nou, laasweek, was ek weer daar. Die binnekant van die gebou was skynbaar opgeknap, want dit lyk nou beter as “ok”. Buiten dat die vensters nog nie buite gewas is nie.

Jy kan beswaarlik die ligte van Boston sien, só vuil is die vensters.

Wat dit skynbaar moeilik maak, is dat dit hoog is en spesialiste dit moet skoonmaak. Ek wonder of hulle darem nie elke 20 jaar daarvoor kan begroot nie.

STANLEY KRUSE Soneike

Abortions: get your facts straight I would just like to educate Charl van Wyk (“This law should be scrapped”, TygerBurger 30 October) and any other anti-abortionist on what the law really states regarding abortions in South Africa.

Firstly, you can get an abortion up until 20 weeks of pregnancy. After this, an abortion is only performed if carrying the baby to term was life-threatening for the mother.

Secondly, a 12-year-old cannot consent to sex, so at 12 years old trying to get an abortion means that a child was raped.

It is my right to have a choice on whether I want to abort a foetus because that is what it is. It is not a child, it

is a foetus.

To try and police women’s bodies and shove your ignorant thoughts down someone else’s throats (like that doctor did) is wrong and misogynistic and it shows exactly what men in our society think of women.

I did not spend four days protesting and getting manhandled by police to let men say what I should and should not do with my body.

LAYLAA TREVOR Durbanville

I have travelled extensively and found it’s only in Cape Town that people don’t adhere to the rules. Our beaches being a prime example – dogs run freely despite boards saying that they may not.

Law enforcement do something!

If a dog was to maul my child I will sue and lay charges until I make an example of those owners.

MB Goodwood

Trourok-ontwerper Use drones to fight se diens puik crime problem I was watching an international news channel on riots, and saw what I thought was seagulls swooping above the rioting crowds, but on closer inspection, I realised it was drones.

Why are our law enforcement authorities not being issued with drones?

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and other legal experts must investigate the legality of using drones in crime prevention and crimefighting initiatives.

I can only see massive benefits, even financial.

Officers can use fewer helicopters.

I believe even a loudspeaker can also be attached to the drones in crime prevention or crowd control.

An eye in the sky sees all.

KEITH BLAKE, Ottery

Adhere to rules, keep dog on leash It is against the constitution to be in public with dogs off the leash.

Don’t tell me your dog is “friendly”. Learn to keep your dog on a leash, or take them to dog only parks.

Ek wil hiermee vir Amelia Designers and Manufactures in Brackenfell van harte bedank vir hul ongelooflike diens.

My dogter, Annemie Wessels, het op Maandag 2 September in Suid-Afrika geland vanaf Korea.

Op Dinsdag 3 September het ons haar eerste afspraak by Amelia gehad en ’n week later was haar droomtrourok klaar.

Wat alles so spesiaal maak, is dat Amelia die rok presies gemaak het soos wat Annemie dit wou hê.

Amelia het ook mooi geluister en elke keer met ’n pas presies gemaak soos Annemie voorgestel het.

Die rok is na die troue saam plaas toe en dáár is nog foto’s geneem.

Ek raai Amelia aan vir enigiemand wat ’n droomuitrusting soek. Hul diens is puik.

Hul gemak met die hantering van elke situasie wys hulle is totaal in beheer van alles. Verder is ons altyd begroet met ’n glimlag – van die vriendelike ontvangsdame tot die dames agter die naaimasjiene.

Baie dankie Amelia en jou span dat julle my dogter se dag superspesiaal gemaak het!

MARELIZE WESSELS E-pos

Do they pay the same import tax?

I fully agree with the letter (“Import tax too high”, TygerBurger 30 October).

It seems all these Chinese shops in South Africa import thousands of shipping containers into the country without paying the tax that us South Africans pay.

How can these shops sell their items so cheap, if they pay the same import duty as us? I also agree, that Chinese shops do not issue receipts or tax invoices, because they do not pay goods and services tax (GST) as we South Africans do.

They also do not exchange, accept returns, or give money back in the six month period as stipulated by the consumer protector.

I have had many of those problems with Chinese shops.

Once you have bought an item from them, you’re on your own.

I have in the past sent emails to Sars to query the issue of Chinese shops paying VAT, but never receive an answer.

After a long time I came to the only conclusion, somewhere in this government of ours, there are officials implicated in this underhanded illegal tax exemptions being carried out.

I have even gone to the media many times, with no results anywhere. I have phoned government departments, but no one is interested, or scared when the words Chinese shops are mentioned.

I have even sent emails to the opposition in parliament, to request them to bring up the subject in parliament but, everything just hits a brick wall. And to think us South Africans have to pay such a lot of tax, and the foreigners can get away with it.

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rackenfell’s central location, suburban atmosphere and wide range of properties has always made it a popular choice for younger buyers looking for a home with long-term potential.

However, recent trends have shown buyers in the area becoming interested in far more than just a place to raise their families.

Local property expert, Jacques le Sueur, franchisee of Rawson Properties Brackenfell and Kraaifontein, says investment properties have become a hot topic in the neighbourhood of late.

“Five years ago, our typical buyer was 25 to 35 years old, looking for a nice house to live in for the foreseeable future,” says Le Sueur. “These days, most of our buyers are a little older, between 30 and 35, but they’re

not just buying properties to live in, they’re also buying additional properties as investments.”

While the recent market downturn has seen capital growth in the area slow to an average of around 5,5%, Le Sueur says the soon-to-be launched Grandeur Estate is predicting an impressive 9,5% per annum – music to the ears of any savvy investor. He explains the unusually high projected growth is due to a combination of factors, including the popularity of security estates in general, Grandeur’s unique property offering, and some extremely favourable launch pricing.

“We’re very excited to have launched Grandeur Estate on 19 October as Brackenfell’s first mixed residential development,” he says. “The 3,5 h estate features a combina-

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The estate, spearheaded by the Brick ’n Board Property Group in partnership with Rawson Properties, promises top quality construction paired with superior finishes, thoughtful interiors and extensive landscaping designed to enhance residents’ lifestyles.

According to le Sueur, the estate’s design alone is expected to attract serious interest from buyers in the area, but it’s the unbeatable launch pricing that is likely to seal the deal. “We’re launching at 8,12% below market value to get the ball rolling, which means buyers can get a brand-new apartment for

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“When you look at similar properties in the surrounding areas, there’s just no comparison in terms of value, and that’s before you consider the two years’ worth of free capital growth you get while the estate is being built,” says Le Sueur.

“From a short-term perspective, buyers are getting an exceptional deal on an exceptional property, but the benefits are compounded when you look long-term. Not only are we expecting the market to pick up significantly over the next few years, the rental potential for investment properties in Grandeur Estate is extremely good as well.

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Schippers se kolf doen die praatwerk SAREL BURGER Josh Schippers van die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland (UWK) was die vernaamste uitblinker in die afgelope naweek se uitgedunde reeks Premierliga-klubkrieketwedstryde in die Westelike Provinsie.

Schippers (106*) en Mujaahid Toffar (44) het UWK ’n stewige 250/4 in hul 50 boulbeurte teen Strandfontein laat aanteken, waarna die teenstanders vir net 127 lopies uitgeboul is deur Quinton Dreyer (3/17) en Shabir Malle (3/29).

In die eerste liga het die Tygerbergse spanne gemengde welslae behaal – met die grootste verrassing seker die nederlaag met 13 lopies wat Milnerton (204) teen Gugulethu (217/8) op die lyf geloop het.

Die knap bydraes van Malcolm Cloete (4/32), Matthew Kleinveldt (53), Angelo Yiatses (40) en Darren Butler (38) was ongelukkig nie genoeg om Milnerton die pyp te laat rook nie.

Lionel van Rensburg (63*) was mooi op stryk vir Noordelikes-Goodwood (131/3) in die sewepaaltjie-sege oor Edgemead (127), terwyl Kraaifontein (160/6) sy oorwinning oor Tygerbergklub (155) grootliks te danke het aan Jeandré Jumat (52*) en Seth Fledermaus (3/32).

Vir Tygerberg het Cresando Makasela (53) die beste vertoon.

Kuilsrivier (112) het lelik op sy baadjie gekry van Ottoman (114/2).

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Rallycross takes centre stage L

ocal rallycross drivers will step onto the world stage in a big way when they take part in the South African leg of the World Rallycross at Killarney International Raceway on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 November in two fully-fledged support classes for the first time.

There will be races for conventional 2F front-wheel-drive rally and rallycross cars, as well as for the high-revving ‘big sixes’ of the E36 Cup – 3F rear wheel-drive BMW 3-Series luxury sedan dating from the late 1990s which enjoy a cult following among South African petrolheads.

Each class will compete in two qualifying races of four laps for five cars on Saturday and one on Sunday morning in front of thou-

sands of local and visiting enthusiasts.

The top six cars from qualifying in each class will then go through to a six-lap final on Sunday.

The World Rallycross and second-tier RX2 class cars, however, are all four-wheel-drive, while local competitors have either front or rear-wheel-drive, depending on their class.

This means that the techniques of driving on the 60% tar, 40% gravel circuit will be very different from each other, as well as from the World Rallycross competitors – possibly resulting in some unconventional racing lines, particularly in the dirt sections.

Having home-town heroes taking part in this world championship event at Killarney

International Raceway will give local motorsport fans even more to cheer for.

Now in its fifth season, the FIA World Rallycross Championship sees superstar drivers racing 400kW RX Supercars capable of 0-100km/h in under two seconds, competing in short, sharp races on mixed dirt and asphalt surfaces in amphitheatre venues.

Tickets and packages are available through Quicket (www.quicket.co.za/ events/70540-fia-world-rallycross-of-southafrica/#/ ). Follow the build-up at http://Facebook.com/Capetownrx or #FIAWorldRX on Instagram and @FIAWorldRX on Twitter, and catch up on the action from this and past seasons at www.youtube.com/RallycrossRXTV.

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MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL: DURBANVILLE NARROWLY LOSES 7-8

A’s holds off Villains SEAN CAMPBELL

hit-by-pitch, while he struck out six hitters. thlone A’s managed to hold off Stuart Brown started for DurbanDurbanville Villains to secure ville, pitching three innings, allowing an 8-7 victory in the Cape Town five hits four walks, a hit-by-pitch and Baseball Federation Major League struck out two hitters. match at Vangate Sports Complex in He was relieved by Darryn Smith Athlone on Saturday 2 November. who shut down the A’s scoring.

After taking a commanding 8-1 lead He pitched five innings, allowed two at the end of the third innings, A’s alhits, a walk, a hit-by-pitch and struck lowed Durbanville to claw their way out four hitters. back and almost sneak the win at the O’Connor of A’s was the only hitter end. to secure two hits for the game.

A’s scored a run after a single hit A’s left nine runners on base comfrom Aiden O’Connor and a two-base pared to Durbanville’s 14. hit from Anrich Roberts to open their In other Major League matches; scoring in the first inning.

Bothasig Knights beat Maitland GiA’s scored a further three runs in ants 13-2, VOB Macaws beat Van der the second innings after Durbanville Stel 18-17 and Bellville Tygers beat made two costly errors on two down Grassy Park Crusaders 12-2. as well as an a Cameron Fortuin single In a catch-up game on Sunday 3 Nohit to left field. vember, Maitland Giants beat VOB Durbanville opened their scoring in Macaws 18-8. the third innings, scoring a run from After four games, defending champithree walks and a hit-by-pitch. ons Bothasig Knights lead the league A’s scored their last four runs in the with eight points, followed by Maitbottom of the third inning from two land Giants and Bellville Tygers on six walks, a hit-by-pitch, an error, a twopoints, followed by VOB Macaws and base hit by Casley Ripepi and a single Terence le Roux of Durbanville Baseball Club (left) executes a bunt during while A’s catcher Anrich Roberts Athlone A’s on four points with Van hit by Ray Wilkinson to take an 8-1 keeps him in check at the home plate in a Major League game played in Bridgetown on Saturday 2 November. der Stel with two points and Grassy lead.

The home team, A’s, won 8-7.

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS Park Crusaders and Durbanville VilDurbanville bounced back immedilains with no points. ately with four runs of their own in the top the sixth innings from a walk, a hit-by-pitch, a single hit, seven walks, two hit-by-pitch The Promotion League saw Westridge of the fourth innings from four walks, an er- a sacrifice fly and hits from Darryn Smith and struck out two hitters.

Yankees maintain their unbeaten record ror, two sacrifice hits and a hit by Tyrone and Glen Buckley.

He was relieved by regular middle infield- after downing Milnerton Mavericks 16-11, Baglione to reduce the score to 8-5.

A’s started their pitching with Dean Ja- er Mathew Diedericks, who pitched five in- Thistle beat Battswood 12-1 and Heldergberg Durbanville scored their last two runs in cobs, who pitched four innings, giving away nings, allowing four hits, three walks, three Pirates beat Silvertree Titans 21-1.

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Curro Durbanville gekroon as kampioen SAREL BURGER Curro Durbanville se o.19A-krieketspan is die nuwe kampioen in die Tygerbergstreek se ses-aan-’n-kanttoernooi, waarvan die eindronde die afgelope Vrydag op die Fairmont Oval afgehandel is.

Curro het in die beslissende wedstryd met Fairmont afgereken nadat hy, net soos Fairmont, vroeër ook Stellenberg en Edgemead se doppie geklink het. Stellenberg het

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In enkele o.19A-wedstryde die afgelope week het D.F. Malan en HS Tygerberg aan die wenkant geëindig.

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In o.15A-wedstryde was die beste vertoning dié van Xavier Crow (HS Tygerberg, 6/12) in ’n oorwinning oor The Settlers.

Ná die halfeindwedstryde in onderskeidelik die PNA Cape Gate- en Cemstone-uitklopkompetisies vir o.15- en o.14-spanne sal Curro Durbanville en Stellenberg se o.15’s nou in die eindstryd teen mekaar te staan kom, terwyl D.F. Malan en Stellenberg se o.14’s sake in die eindstryd sal uit-

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Lloyd Poole van Brackenfell kon met sy 5/10 nie verhoed dat sy o.15-span met 14 lopies teen Stellenberg (113) vasval nie, terwyl Lleyton Olckers (5/9) en Meeka-eel Prince (43*) Curro se wedstrydwenners teen HS Durbanville was.

Die groot uitblinker in die o.14-halfeindwedstryd tussen Fairmont (97/7) en D.F. Malan (98/1) was DFM se Wilhelm Gelderblom (41 en 3/18).

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