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oncerns have been raised about motorists driving over the speed limit in Halt Road, Elsies River.

This comes after a 64-year-old woman from Epping Forest was killed while crossing the road on Tuesday 2 February.

This accident, which claimed the life of Yvonne Marais, caused a stir on the Elsies River – My Hometown Facebook page as several residents expressed their distress about motorists who drive above the 60km/h speed limit.

Chair of the Inspire Network non-governmental organisation (NGO) Steve Ross has

described the area as “notorious” for accidents. “The stretch of road between Elsies River High and Owen Road is known for some terrible accidents through the years.

Many people lost their lives and property was severely damaged due to speeding and reckless driving. The recent death on the road of a well respected grandmother once again highlighted the importance of having traffic calming measures placed on Halt Road,” said Ross.

He said the section of road attracts high volumes of pedestrians as it passes by the schools, Elsies River Civic Centre, the local library, I-Can Centre, clinic and day hospital as well as numerous shops.

“Some residents suggest that traffic lights

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are installed at the intersections with 25th Avenue, 34th Avenue as well as at Landros Avenue. These intersections are very difficult to cross as oncoming traffic often travel in excess of the speed limit.”

Dino Steward of Dino Towing Services suggested that circles be installed in Halt Road to alleviate speed limits.

“A life is more important. This is an arterial road and having more stops could result in more smash and grab incidents.”

Ward 28 councillor Chris Jordaan has urged motorists to adhere to the speed limit.

“Halt Road was designed to have a side road in order for the community to have easy excess to the main road. However, some reckless drivers use the road to speed and have

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absolutely no regard for the pedestrian crossing which is where the accident took place. Some irresponsible and reckless drivers find Halt Road to be a speed track. It’s not a death trap as described by the community, but rather ill disciplined road users.”

Commenting on the accident, Nyanga police cluster spokesperson WO Joseph Swartbooi said the incident occurred around 14:35 on Tuesday 2 February. “Upon arrival at the scene, officers were met by the gruesome scene of a woman lying on the bonnet of a white VW Golf that was static in Halt Road.

A 20-year-old man, who was the unlicensed driver of the vehicle, was very much traumatised after the incident.” A case of culpable homicide is being investigated.

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Help animals and get your car washed Sierra Animal Foundation is hosting a Covid friendly charity event on 28 February at Traffik Car Wash at 3 Lood Street in Brackenfell.

This is in aid of two non-profit organisations: Change for the Better Foundation and Pit Pals.

The event will be the first of multiple events throughout the year in order to maximise awareness of these two organisations and raise as much funds as possible in order for the two organisations to continue helping to rescue animals and help fund their rescue efforts.

Ninety percent of the ticket sales will go to the rescue organisations.

“Sierra Animal Foundation is hosting our first Covid friendly Car wash fundraiser at Traffik Car Wash on 28 February in aid of two rescue organisations, Pit Pals and Change for the Better Foundation.

“Our drive through wash and dry is done while you enjoy the safety and comfort of your own vehicle, limiting any interactions from our volunteers.

“We have time slot bookings on Quicket to ensure that you have the best possible experience and that you do not wait too long in the queue,” says a spokesperson of the organisa­tion.

V Tickets available on https://www.quicket.co.za/events/101117-sierra-animal-foundation-car-wash-fundraiser/#/

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Water cannon at Sassa a mistake, says Cele NIELEN DE KLERK @nielendk

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olice “dropped the ball” when they fired a water cannon at pensioners and the disabled outside Sassa’s Bellville offices recently, police minister Bheki Cele said last week.

The police have come under fire recently for their differing reactions to protesters who demanded the beach open in Muizenberg and those queueing at Sassa’s offices in Bellville.

“We should not treat anyone differently,” he said during a visit to police stations in the Cape Town metropole. “There’s been a perception of how we behaved and how we treated pensioners in Bellville and the incident in Muizenberg (on Saturday).”

He said police were “very circumstancial” towards people who sat down in Muizenberg and broke the law.

Police used a water cannon to ensure so­-

cial distancing at Sassa’s office in Bellville after hundreds of people flocked for grants because of the closure of other offices.

Minister of social development, Lindiwe Zulu, was also there on the day.

Thousands of grant beneficiaries have to reapply for temporary disability grants after they lapsed in December last year.

This has led to long queues which have worsened because of office closures due to Covid-19 and staff shortages.

Cele promised a full report regarding the matter and “why police used so much force on Sassa recipients”.

“The methods that were used was wrong because they were not violent or protesting.”

“In Bellville, you had poor people, vulnerable people going there because they are hungry, some of them are brought in wheelbarrows, some of them are on crutches . . .

The issue there was social distancing. That didn’t meet the approach we used.

“The approach we used was to handle them like people who are rioting – we used water cannons, we should not have done that.”

The provincial minister of community safety, Albert Fritz, also condemned the situation. In a statement he said he had received the acting provincial commissioner’s report and said it fails to answer elements regarding events on the day; like why it was necessary to use a water cannon.

“My unconditional condemnation of the unacceptable behaviour of the police towards Sassa beneficiaries still stands, and I am determined to use all my powers of oversight to get to the bottom of the circumstances that resulted in such a decision being made and implemented by the police.”

He said he would approach Cele to request the police’s official report to conduct the necessary oversight.

The South African Human Rights Council is also formally investigating the matter.

Health workers honoured for the extra mile Health workers at the Karl Bremer Hospital fighting the Covid-19 pandemic on the front line were thanked recently for working around the clock.

Hospital Heroes, a movement which rewards the efforts made by these workers, and Gift of the Givers, a non-profit organisation, showed their appreciation on Wednesday 3 February by donating refreshments to workers which included cooldrinks, koeksisters and other snacks.

Dr Zameer Brey from Hospital Heroes says they want health workers to know that they are not alone in the fight against Covid19.

“We just want to say thank you to the staff for doing their best, often under stressful circumstances. They go the extra mile, and we want to thank them.

“This is from the community to say to our health workers that we care about them and that we recognise the work they are doing.

We know you are doing a great job, hang in there. We will continue to support you as

best we can,” says Brey.

Karl Bremer Hospital management has welcomed the donation and thanked the organisations for their generosity.

Hospital Heroes and Gift of the Givers have made similar donations to other hospi-

tals across the city.

The public is encouraged to help the health department fight Covid-19 by wearing a mask, washing hands regularly and maintaining a distance of 1.5 metres from others, as well as to stay home if ill.

Health workers from Karl Bremer Hospital recently received donations from Gift of the Givers and Hospital Heroes. The donation is a token of their appreciation for the hard work done by the nurses and doctors.

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’n Prokureur is in die Bellville-handelshof daaraan skuldig bevind dat hy meer as R6 miljoen van die Padongelukkefonds (Pof) gesteel het.

Eslin Frank Meyer (64) is op 26 Januarie in die hof skuldig bevind op aanklagte van diefstal. Hy sal op 26 Februarie gevonnis word.

Volgens Zinzi Hani, die Valke se woordvoerder, is Meyer al in 2014 aangekeer.

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in die hooggeregshof in 2010 gevolg, waarin die hof beveel het dat hy van die prokureursrol geskrap word.

Die Valke se eenheid vir ernstige handelsmisdaad het die saak ondersoek.

Meyer het vir sy eie maatskappy, Eslin Meyer Attorneys, gewerk en meestal kliënte uit Mitchells Plain en in die Strand be­dien.

Hy het tussen 2005 en 2010 verskeie kliënte se aansoeke by die Pof hanteer. Hy het eise ingedien, wat deur die Pof uitbetaal is, maar aan kliënte gesê net ’n gedeelte is uitbetaal en die res gehou.

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A mother and son will appear in court again soon on charges of fraud, the Hawks say.

Zinzi Hani, spokesperson of the Hawks, said in a press statement Antoinette L’ Amour Pender (63) and her son John (38) appeared in the Bellville Commercial Crimes Court last week.

They are facing charges of tax fraud exceeding R1 million.

“The duo was served with court summons by the Hawks serious commercial investigation team on 26 January,” Hani said.

“John, a registered tax practitioner, allegedly submitted several fictitious invoices to the SA Revenue Services (Sars) on behalf of his mom who is a registered tax payer.

“This happened over a period between 2010 and 2016.”

Sars did an initial audit probe and it revealed invoices that were allegedly forged.

This amounted to a loss of more than R1 million.

They were arrested by the Hawks serious commercial crimes investigation team.

The duo will appear in court again on 26 February.

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ape Town mayor Dan Plato said more than 17 000 potholes have been repaired across the city since June last

year.

On Wednesday 3 February Plato and the City’s Mayco member for transport Felicity Purchase oversaw the fixing of potholes in Bishop Lavis.

According to a statement the site forms part of a broader road rehabilitation and resurfacing project in the area. The service delivery campaign, which started in November 2020, has made great strides in clearing the backlog created by the Covid-19 national lockdown regulation restrictions.

“I am pleased to see our roads teams tackle concerns in this community related to the condition of roads. The City of Cape Town is committed to ensuring that communities receive quality service delivery. This specific site here in Bishop Lavis is part of a broader road rehabilitation project, which is to progress over the coming weeks.

“During the last months of 2020, our road repair teams were working diligently to fix the potholes that had developed during the lockdown. Late last year, the rainy season and the national lockdown, which prevented our teams from working, showed a clear

Potholes were attended to in Bishop Lavis.

impact on the extent of repair and maintenance work. Efforts across the city to tackle potholes and general service delivery have been intensified and are showing results,” said Plato.

City-wide, the City’s Roads Department have repaired the following: . Between 1 June 2020 and 14 January 2021, 17 366 reported potholes have been repaired. . During the five-month period of January 2020 until the end of May 2020, 2 776 reported potholes were attended to.

Purchase added: “I also want to add that the City’s roads are every resident’s business. We all have to work together in looking after this very important asset. Without roads, most of us will not be able to travel, move goods, go to school, to work, or earn an income. Water causes the most damage to our roads. Therefore, residents must

Burlesque dancer stands for body positivity BRENDEN RUITER @ruitervaniewind Many women are struggling to make peace with their bodies, but Melanie Scheepers, a burlesque dancer from Ruyterwacht, has won that battle.

Scheepers, also known as Diamond Dutchess, says she went through hell to reach this level of peace. “As a whole I represent body positivity and women equality and freedom. To me, a confident woman is happy within, exuding vibrancy, passion and compassion through expression. I had a bad relationship with my body in a sense of self body harm.

“Every day it was a struggle, but I have decided, with lots of thought and love, that I am claiming my body back. I then discovered the love for dance again, through burlesque,” says Scheepers.

Dance was part of her life since a young age. “My burning desire to dance started at a very young age. Ballet was my first dance love which I started in primary school. I later transitioned to Latin American dance. In that time period, as I continued to paint my path in life, dan-

Melanie Scheepers, also known as Diamond Dutchess.

ce was unfortunately one passion I could not pursue because of my struggles with a low self esteem,” she says.

She admits that people still judge her because of her career choice. “I do burlesque and I do it for the love of dance and the empowering message it comes with. Burlesque is a combination of performance art and striptease, elegance and class. Through my expression of my love to dance I strive to empower women.

Personally I feel that instead of pushing each other down we should uplift, motivate, show love, appreciation and kindness for others and ourselves. Unfortunately, burlesque has been stigmatised and I am being judged by the broader society that does not understand the story behind this type of performance art. The patriarchal society is a problem.

“Through my dance I too would like to educate society and contribute to breaking these damaging norms. Burlesque allows one to be sensual, sultry and proudly woman, however this has been an ongoing issue in society.

“Being sexy, loving yourself and expressing this should not be wrong. Women are criticised for being too sexy or not sexy enough, women are ashamed of their bodies and as a woman I am proud of who and what I am, I will not conform and I will empower both male and female to be comfortable with their sexuality, irrespective of the judgement and criticism from those who seek power over your body,” says Scheepers.

Scheepers says she hopes the community will realise that dancers like her are only human. “I, Melanie, Diamond Duchess, have many dreams. I am a fighter; I try to smile even though life can be gloom at times, and with my sense of humour I take life with a pinch of salt. To me, family is my everything, my passion, motivation and love comes from my fire to love through everything including my family. In saying that, being confident does not mean that you are better than anyone else in the room, but knowing that you do not have to compare yourself to anyone else as you are enough.

“We are all unique and we should own it through our expression. I am not saying that burlesque should be everyone’s love, but rather saying that the burlesque platform and community is a welcoming one that is open to all people, different shapes, sizes, heights, colours and genes.

“Most importantly reminding us that we are all enough. Remember, being sexy does not come from the shape of your body, but from the fire of your heart and soul.”

please not dump greywater on roads. Also, do not dump objects in our stormwater network as doing so will block the pipe, and lead to an overflow onto the road. We all need the City’s roads for movement, and we all have the responsibility to look after this asset. From our side, the City is doing all it can to eradicate maintenance backlogs, and to respond to requests for pothole repairs.”

Residents can report potholes to the transport information centre on 080 065 6463. Alternatively, email Transport.Info@capetown.gov.za, or contact the Customer Call Centre on 0860 103 089.

Teen caught with firearm Elsies River police arrested an 18-year-old man for the illegal possession of a firearm, ammunition and drugs following a tipoff from a resident on Thursday 4 February.

Nyanga police cluster spokesperson WO Joseph Swartbooi said the armed man was “walking up and down” in Tiara Street, Leonsdale, when police nabbed him.

“Upon entering Tiara Street, officers saw the man that fitted the description. When he saw the police vehicle he dropped an object in full view of police members and kept on walking. Officers searched the man and found one half Mandrax tablet in his possession,” said Swartbooi.

He added that police officers then escorted the man back to where he dropped the loaded 357 Magnum Revolver. It was loaded with six live rounds.

He appeared in Goodwood magistrate’s court on Monday 8 February.

“Station commander Mark Hartzenberg applauded the officers for their dedication.

The community is always encouraged to share criminal actions with Crime Stop by calling 086 001 0111. All information will always be handled with the strictest of confidentiality,” said Swartbooi.

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Donasies stroom fluks in vir boere DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke

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a ’n pleidooi om hulp deur die WP Veteraan Trekker- en Enjinklub om boere in Loeriesfontein by te staan, het donasies ingestroom vanuit alle oorde in die stad.

Sakke en sakke klere, altesaam R11 000 kontantdonasies en nie-bederfbare voedsel is binne een week ingesamel.

“Die positiewe reaksie wat ons

ontvang het ná die artikel in TygerBurger (“Kos en klere ingesamel vir boere in NK,” 3 Januarie) was verblydend; my foon het elke dag gelui. So baie mense is gewillig om te help met wat hulle kan.

“Vir almal sê ons baie, baie dankie vir hul bereidwilligheid om te help. Dit is hartseer dat ons regering nie die boere bystaan nie,” sê Hannes Rheeder, klubvoorsitter.

“Die droogte in die gebied is nie verby nie. Die reën het te laat gekom en die velde gaan nog ’n paar

jaar vat om te herstel,” verduidelik hy. Dié droogte het boere geknou.

“Baie boere moes hul kuddes verkoop omdat daar nie weiveld of genoeg voer was nie. Dié boerdery stry nog ’n stryd om te oorleef, terwyl baie ander uitgeboer het.

“En dis nie net die boere en hul gesinne wat sukkel nie, maar ook die plaaswerkers en hul gesinne.

Kinders het nie ordentlike klere of skoene nie en vroue het nie die nodige toiletware nie. Waar ons ’n bottel sjampoe en ’n lekkerruikse-

KENNISGEWING VAN VERGADERINGS VAN DIE SUBRADE: FEBRUARIE 2021 Kennis geskied hiermee dat die 24 subrade van die Stad Kaapstad soos volg op die volgende plekke en tye sal vergader: Subraad

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In die lig van die Covid-19-pandemie sal ’n virtuele vergadering via Skype plaasvind. Kontak die subraad direk om die skakel te ontvang.

As gevolg van die Covid-19-pandemie sal die publiek en belangstellendes se bywoning van vergaderings beperk word om sosiale afstand te verseker. Kontak die subraad as u aan die vergadering sou wou deelneem en die skakel sal aan u gestuur word.

Die volle agenda en alle ondersteunende dokumentasie is 72 uur voor die vergadering beskikbaar by http://www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils. Verlig die datum van die subraadsvergadering, kies die subraad wat jy benodig en laai die agenda af. Rapporteer asseblief enige probleme by die betrokke subraadsbestuurder.

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pie as vanselfsprekend aanvaar, is dit ’n luukse vir die vroue in dié kontrei,” sê Rheeder.

“Ons het baie goeie tweedehandse klere ontvang, maar benodig nou nog meer toiletware en nie-bederfbare voedsel voor ons die pad aanpak Noord-Kaap toe om die donasies af te lewer.

“Ons wil met minstens drie groot bakkievragte opry. Die donasies sal by die saal van die NG kerk afgelaai word en van daar versprei word na plase in die kontrei.”

Klublede beoog om teen die einde van die maand die donasies af te lewer. Rheeder voeg by dat die klub self ook ’n ruim kontantdonasie gaan maak. Verlede maand het die klub R10 000 geskenk vir boere om diesel aan te koop.

Die skenkings van veeboer is moontlik gemaak deur plaaslike sakemanne in Kaapstad, lede van die klub en ’n boer in Stellenbosch.

V Bel Hannes Rheeder by 083 324 9525 vir meer inligting of om ’n skenking te maak.

Kinderhuis hou pretdag met beesloop, talle pryse Die Durbanville-kinderhuis wil met die plaaslike gemeenskap en besighede hande vat om deel te neem aan sy jolige pretdag op Vrydag 26 Maart. ’n Beesloop sal die hoofaktiwiteit van die pretdag wees en reusepryse is op die spel. ’n Stuk gras gaan afgebaken word, waarop blokke van 5 m by 5 m afgemeet en verkoop sal word teen slegs R250 elk. ’n Bees sal op die gras vrygelaat word en die eie­naar van die blok waarin hy mis, sal die hoofwenner wees.

Hoe meer jy koop, hoe groter jou kans om die hoofprys van ’n verwerkte, reg-om-tebraai-bees en ’n Weber-braaitoestel te wen. ’n Gelukstrekking sal gehou word om die wenners van die tweede en derde pryse te bepaal. Die tweede prys is ’n KWV-brandewynpakket en die derde prys ’n naweekwegbreek vir ’n gesin.

Bok Radio sal op die dag

regstreeks uitsaai en B-Promotions sal ook deel vorm van die dag se verrigtinge.

Sakelui kan teen slegs R500 per advertensie op die grootskerm hul besigheid se logo en ’n kort beskrywing daarvan adverteer.

Weens die Covid-19-regulasies mag die publiek nie op die perseel toegelaat word nie, maar mense kan die dag se verrigtinge regstreeks op die kinderhuis se Facebookblad volg. Enige skenkings sal verwelkom word en kan by ’n verbyry-afsetpunt afgegee word.

“Ons doen ’n beroep op die gemeenskap om ons te ondersteun in hierdie uitdagende tye en met ons hande te vat sodat ons kan voortgaan om gehaltesorg aan ons kinders te bied,” sê Louise Coetzee, bemarkingshoof.

V Kontak Lizette by 021 975 6822 of per e-pos na events@durbanvillekinderhuis.org.za vir meer inligting of om kaartjies te koop.

Counselling also for kids CARINA ROUX Judy Strickland, a trained lay counsellor, established Hope House Counselling Centre in 2004 when she started counselling from her lounge in Lake­side.

Her vision was to offer counselling to those who needed it, without fear of the costs.

Today Hope House has grown to three counselling centres – in Bergvliet, Kuils River and Table View.

In response to the article “Lockdown: The kids are not okay” in last week’s TygerBurger, Strickland says Hope House have qualified counsellors equipped to see children.

“We have all Covid-19 protocols in place at our three centres and can counsel in English and Afrikaans. All our counselling is done on a donation basis, so it is affordable to everyone.”

Donation-based counselling

is available for anyone for any issue, whether its grieving a loss, going through divorce, addiction, or other challenges.

Strickland says they also do substance abuse treatment at their centres and in schools.

From the Kuils River centre, which has been open seven years, they run gender-based violence (GBV) talks and support groups. “We also do talks for the youth on sexual health, including their rights. In 2021 we are looking to run a couple of GBV campaigns for men, women and youth – we want to educate our youth around values.”

Strickland is passionate about training and development of counsellors and Hope House runs frequent workshops.

V Visit www.HopeHouse.org.za.

V Contact Hope House Kuils River on 021 903 0521 or 071 410 1091 or hopehousekuilsriver@gmail.com, Table View: 021 522 9228 or blaauwberg.hopehouse@gmail.com.

Online talk on booming logistics sector The exponential rise of digital during the pandemic has disrupted nearly every sector, reorganising how we work, do business and invest. Logistics have been one of the winners as companies and individuals migrate online. Register for a free webinar to hear more about the logistics opportunity for Bell-

ville. The panel includes James Vos, Mayco member for economic opportunities, and prof Osden Jokonya, department of information systems, UWC. The talk will be streamed on the Greater Tygerberg Parnership’s Facebook page on Thursday 11 February (tomorrow) from 10:00 - 11:30.

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hat might look like a pile of sand next to Bridgewater One in Century City, is becoming an extensive water body and public park.

This as the previous fun-filled entertainment site, Ratanga Junction Theme Park, closed its gates to the public in 2018 and is earmarked for a transformation.

According to the Rabie Property Group, who is currently in the process of rejuvenating the iconic landmark, excavation has started at Ratanga Park, with a total of 75 000m³ earth being moved to create a water body to hold 1.64ha of water.

“The existing Century City canals will be connected with the newly shaped water body, making it possible to canoe from the one end of the precinct to the other,” the company says in a statement.

The park’s planting theme is a composi-

tion of formal tall tree avenues fronting the various new building facades bordering the new parkland.

From here, the landscape design transforms into rolling lawns amid indigenous, shady forest edges with sheltered grassy glades sweeping down to the perched, floriferous, Cape wetland edge, all set around the naturally reconfigured lake, islands and canals.

“The park will serve as a well-managed and versatile green open space, one of capacity and calm in a modern urban environment. Winding paths navigate the park and its points of interest and present advantageous views towards Table Mountain and across the water body. Many existing large trees and palms will be retained, as well as two Ratanga Junction Theme Park bridges,” they add.

Ratanga Park’s water will connect with the existing canals, which means that you can row from one end of the precinct to the

other.

“This project is particularly complex due to the variety of components, like a hotel, residential, office and retail space. The challenge is to create a seamless and holistic mixed-use development, integrating the different fit-for-purpose of all end users. We have to consistently wear all the different hats, making sure that we don’t lose sight of the overall experience, which must be complementary,” says Raynard Haupt, project manager at Rabie.

The following plans have been revealed: . a wildlife habitat for birds; . passenger excursions on the canal; . at least one large water source; . public park developments, such as “green trails” and scenic walks; . rowing boats; Surrounding residents are in awe of the new plans for the iconic landmark, saying that the park has “big shoes to fill”.

“Everyone was simply amazed with Ra-

tanga Junction Theme Park and I don’t think anything can really replace it. The fond memories we shared with our families will always be cherished. However, I welcome this new and cool idea of a water park.

Just hope it does not take forever to complete,” says resident Sandy le Roux.

Other residents have also given the new plans a thumbs up and shared their thoughts and other ideas on social media.

“Ratanga Park is a very exciting part of this project and a significant new public area and green lung in Century City,” says Haupt.

“We have extensively workshopped the design of the green spaces, the pathways, public interaction with the different elements, lighting, and access from various directions. An important aspect is creating an interactive and interesting space that can be enjoyed by all visitors, residents and office staff throughout the day and even into the evenings.”

City neighbourhood watch groups to get a boost Neighbourhood watch groups across the metro will get a major boost as Mayor Dan Plato and Mayco member for safety and security, JP Smith, began a series of community neighbourhood watch support visits over the weekend.

Over the past decade, neighbourhood watch (NHW) groups have grown steadily and have become a key part of crime prevention in communities across Cape Town.

“These 50 000 city-wide neighbourhood watch members realise the significance of being active members in their communities, dedicating their time to help make neighbourhoods safer. Preventing crime

requires a whole-of-society approach and these residents are aware of the contribution they can make in uplifting their surroundings. Visibility is so important and we wanted to give added support to NHW groups to emphasise the work they do in their communities. We appreciate their efforts,” Plato said.

“The visits are also intended as a way to directly engage residents on any service delivery issues that they are facing and need assistance with. During the patrol, residents are encouraged to highlight any issues which need our urgent attention,” added Plato.

Plato and Smith joined Southern Eye watch group as they walked through hotspots in Lavender Hill and Seawinds. They also handed over twelve LED torches and 80 reflective bibs to Southern Eye to bolster their patrolling efforts.

The patrol activities centred on engaging with residents around crime prevention and to underscore the importance of wearing masks to prevent the spread of Covid19, as per the national disaster regulations.

The walk was also to encourage further growth of NHW groups.

Many expressed an interest in becoming members of the neighbourhood watch com-

munity.

“The NHWs are an invaluable resource and have grown tremendously over the last ten years. Without them, crime would be more distinctively felt in hotspot areas.

The NHWs are our eyes and ears by helping the City’s drug task team and police’s antigang unit take more effective action by knowing where to target interventions.

There’s a great deal of training and development that we are doing with our NHWs; we provide them with the necessary equipment and also recruit them into the auxiliary services in law enforcement,” Smith said.

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Kinderkoor skitter in Filippyne TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS

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waalf lede van die veelbekroonde Tygerberg-kinderkoor het onlangs aan ’n Filippynse produksie deelgeneem.

Volgens die koor se dirigent, Karina Erasmus, het dr. Maria Theresa Vizconde Roldan van die Filippyne die koor genader om die projek “Light of Hope” as ’n Kersfees-produksie saam met die Young Voices Choir van die Filippyne uit te voer.

“Sy is die visepresident vir projekte van die Philippine Choral Directors Association,” sê Erasmus.

Dertig kore van oor die wêreld heen het aan die projek deelgeneem. “Hulle het 12 van die Tygerberg-kinderkoor se lede genooi om deel daarvan te wees. Die twee liedere wat ons virtueel opgeneem en gestuur het (in November verlede jaar) is ‘Joy to the World’ en ‘Hark the Herald Angels Sing’. ’n Virtuele prysuitdeling is gehou waar ek en die 12 koorlede van die kinderkoor elkeen ’n diploma vir deelname ontvang het. Dit is die twee-

de virtuele projek wat die kinderkoor saam met hulle aanpak,” sê sy.

Die 12 lede is Anais Chandler, Annika de Goede, Amy Williams, Caitlyn Adams, Erin Meyer, Esther Smit, Ethan Rosser, Grace Hallet, Grete Marren, Megan Lourens, Niane Engelbrecht en Tiana Coetzee.

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Illegal dumping costs City millions The City of Cape Town has called on residents to refrain from acts of illegal dumping into the sewer system.

During 2020 the City’s water and sanitation department cleared approximately 122 000 sewer blockages, of which about 75% was as a result of misuse of the sewer system.

The City spent approximately R350 million last year specifically due to misuse of the system.

Of the items illegally dumped included tyres, old clothes, shoes, building rubble, rags, newspaper, nappies, feminine hygiene products, condoms, wet wipes, animal carcasses, food waste and hardened cooking fats.

“We want to thank our essential frontline water and sanitation teams who have been working hard and diligently, even throughout lockdown, often facing very challenging and obstructive circumstances, to ensure they clear the blockages as soon as possible and repair or replace our infrastructure, where needed, so that residents can have a healthy environment.

“It hasn’t always been easy as there were times when protest action prevented maintenance teams from accessing areas or illegally erected structures were built over the

City’s infrastructure, preventing them from attending to sewer blockages. Sometimes our staff are also targeted by opportunistic criminals while on site, carrying out the work.

“Regardless of these challenges, they attended to and cleared just over 122 000 sewer blockages last year, which needs to be commended,” said the City’s Mayco member for water and waste, Xanthea Limberg.

She added the City will continue to respond to these service requests and clear blockages as quickly as they can, but meaningful improvement and reduction in overflows requires a shift in behaviour and habits in society.

“We all need to be much more conscious of what we flush down the toilets. Currently, too many of our limited resources are being used to respond to the consequences of illegal behaviour.”

Common causes of blockages include: . rags; . newspapers; . feminine hygiene products; . nappies; . wet wipes; and . building materials/rubble.

The problems are compounded when high

levels of cooking fat/oil enter the system.

“When fats/oils are poured or flushed down the sink and drain, they harden and build up on the inside of the sewer pipes and act like glue, attracting rags, hair, paper, plastics and other debris. The hardness of these blockages can also make them very difficult to clean out. We encourage residents to please dispose of these items appropriately using the refuse removal services and City drop off sites, where applicable,” said Limberg. Residents are reminded of the following: . Please ensure that rain gutters and downpipes and surface run-off on your property flows into stormwater drains in the street rather than sewers. . Only human waste, toilet paper, and cleaning detergent should be flushed down the toilet. Everything else – rags, cooking oil/fats, newspapers, feminine hygiene products, condoms, nappies, wet wipes and building materials – need to disposed of via the appropriate solid waste services that are provided by the City. Flushing anything apart from human waste and toilet paper is illegal in terms of the wastewater and industrial effluent by-law. . Manholes should not be used for dump-

ing/waste disposal. These should remain closed as they are only used for inspection and maintenance purposes.

Some tips for residents: . Put a strainer in the sink to catch food or other waste before it goes down the drain. . Wipe cooking fats, oil or grease off the pan, and don’t pour it down the drain. . Don’t flush nappies and sanitary products, they absorb water and expand, which causes blockages. . Check that rainwater gutters don’t flow into the sewer system, as it overloads. . Visit the City’s drop-off facilities to dispose of recyclables, electronics, garage waste and builder’s rubble.

Residents are encouraged to use one of the channels available to log a service request: (Please provide the street address, and get a reference number.) . Online www.capetown.gov.za/servicerequests; . Email water@capetown.gov.za; . SMS 31373 (maximum 160 characters.

Standard rates apply); . Call 0860 103 089; or . Visit a City walk-in centre (see www.capetown.gov.za/facilities to find the one closest to you).

When worry gets too much, get help

Deidre Adams and Michael Davis (FoodForward SA) and Roan Snyman from Feed the Nation Foundation finalise the first batch of deliveries for patients around the province who have been identified by the Western Cape health department as being in need of urgent food assistance.

Covid-19 patients in CT to get food relief A pilot initiative between FoodForward SA, Feed the Nation Foundation and the provincial health department will identify and expedite food support to patients with compromised immunity who have lost their ability to earn an income.

This initiative was launched on Friday 29 January.

Clinics involved in the pilot are located in the following areas: Cape Town, Delft South, Delft, Emfuleni, Gugulethu, Grassy Park, Hanover Park, Hout Bay, Khayelitsha, Kuils River, Lower Crossroads, Milnerton, Mitchell’s Plain, Ocean View, Parow, Philippi East, Retreat, Samora Machel, Salt River, Silvertown and Woodstock.

FoodForward SA managing director, Andy du Plessis said through a standardised referral system, selected nurses and dietitians will identify food-insecure patients and send a daily list to the provincial health department. “This list will be collated and sent to FoodForward SA once a week. Feed the Nation Foundation will provide 100 food hampers a week, which will be packed by Pick n Pay and Boxer stores and distributed directly to patients’ homes by FoodForward SA. This programme will support individuals and families, reinstating dignity and well-being during the challenging times of the Covid-19 pandemic.”

Dr Keith Cloete, head of the provincial health department, said an initiative of this nature will benefit frontline workers as well.

“FoodForward SA and Feed the Nation

Foundation’s much-needed support will not only bring relief to thousands of families; it will also provide significant relief to frontline healthcare workers to know their patients are receiving the critical food support needed to build their immune system.”

According to Suzanne Ackerman-Berman, trustee of Feed the Nation Foundation, the focus will primarily be on those affected

by Covid-19. However, food assistance will also be given to patients suffering with HIV/ Aids and other chronic illnesses who are food-insecure. “Nurses and dietitians at public health facilities around the province are in daily contact with patients, which makes them ideally placed to identify where the most critical nutritional needs are. Having quick access to this information will enable us to deliver food assistance in the fastest possible time.”

The food hampers include maize meal, flour, rice, long-life milk, canned food, lentils/peas, soya mince, peanut butter, jam, sugar, cooking oil and other basic non-perishable items. FoodForward SA will supplement the hampers with additional food products, fresh fruit and vegetables. “Each food parcel will feed four to six people, and offers each person one nutritious meal per day for four weeks. Some of the outcomes the pilot project hopes to achieve include improved access to food in vulnerable communities, access to a greater variety of nutritious foods and healthier populations in low socioeconomic communities,” reads a statement.

It is not unusual to experience feelings of anxiety or worry from time to time, but for some people these feelings can be ongoing and debilitating.

Anxiety is a normal part of life, and so it may not always be simple to distinguish when it may have developed into an unhealthy preoccupation.

Sindisiwe Mlotshwa, a counselling psychologist, says that anxiety typically consists of physical, emotional and mental reactions, and in moderation these reactions are quite normal and may even be helpful.

“In small doses, anxiety can help protect us from danger and help focus our attention when tasks need to be completed.

However, when these reactions occur too frequently and are more severe, they can begin to affect our work performance, relationships and quality of life,” Mlotshwa says. When worry and anxiety begin to manifest to the point where they are becoming unmanageable, the person could be suffering from an anxiety disorder.

According to Mlotshwa, while there are different types of anxiety disorders, if your anxious experiences are becoming intolerable there are certain signs you should take note of. These include: . uncontrollable worry; . excessive nervousness; . sleep problems; . muscle tension; . poor concentration; . increased heart rate; . upset stomach; and . avoidance of situations that may cause fear, or the fear itself.

“When these symptoms become both too frequent and severe for those affected to manage, it is important to seek professional help,” Mlotshwa says.

“Anxiety disorders share elements of extreme fear and anxiety where the person’s behaviour changes because of these anxious thoughts and feelings.

“For example, if a person has anxiety about driving in traffic, this may be helpful if it promotes more cautious driving behaviour. If anxiety is making you so cautious that you are a danger to other drivers by driving too slow, fast or indecisively for instance, or if you avoid driving at all, then the anxiety has become a problem. If the person’s anxiety leads them to stop going to work or visiting friends and family because they do not want to travel in a vehicle, then the anxiety is disrupting their life. It would suggest the possibility of an anxiety disorder, which may require professional mental health sup-

port to overcome,” she notes.

Mlotshwa says there are multiple types of anxiety disorders, including social anxieties or social phobia, separation anxieties and panic attacks.

“Fortunately, professional help is available and there are various ways of treating and navigating anxiety, which may be useful either on their own or in combination,” she adds.

“Exercise can be very helpful, as it promotes the healthy production of serotonin and endorphins to help regulate anxious feelings. These natural hormones promote feelings of calm and well-being, and can assist in managing the symptoms. Exercise is often recommended in conjunction with other interventions, such as psychotherapy or medication prescribed by a psychiatrist.”

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is one of the techniques psychologists most frequently use when treating anxiety disorders. “Through CBT, unhealthy thinking patterns that elevate anxiety levels are identified and challenged. Often, CBT will also include elements of exposure therapy and relaxation techniques.”

Exposure therapy, which should only ever be undertaken with a trained professional, involves slow and gradual exposure to whatever is triggering the client’s anxiety, with the aim of diminishing their distress.

“Relaxation techniques can also assist in managing the symptoms of anxiety.

These include practices such as deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, and mindful sensory engagements.

Through focusing on external and physical experiences or senses, we can help the person to step out of their internal emotional experiences. Once the client is comfortable with relaxation techniques, they can be applied whenever needed, without the presence of a guiding professional. Psychiatrists may prescribe antianxiety medication to help address the chemical causes of anxiety within the body. Medication should only ever be taken exactly as prescribed, and it is important not to stop taking psychiatric medicine without first consulting your treating doctor, even if you are feeling better,” Mlotshwa advises.

“Anxiety disorders can be devastating, but the good news is that help is available.

It is possible to overcome anxiety and reclaim your life.”

In the event of a psychological crisis, emergency support can be reached on 0861 435 787, 24 hours a day.

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MISCELLANEOUS

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WANTED TO BUY 1675

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GENERAL & HOME SERVICES CARPETS/CURTAINS/ UPHOLSTERY

BOOKS

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1803

1607

CLOTHING

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VEHICLES

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HOME IMPROVEMENTS EXTERIOR 1836

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MISCELLANEOUS

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1867

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TRANSPORT & STORAGE

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DJ POOLS

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1870

#1 MEUBELVERVOER met persoonlike toesig.

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RETIREMENT VILLAGES TO LET 3310

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Tel 021 949 6066

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% Sr. Rossi 021 980 5280

SEPARATE ENTRANCES 3316

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ONE STOP HANDYMAN For all Electrical/Plumbing and General repairs: Ph: CHRIS - 082 6611 943

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REPAIRS

PAVING

BISHOP LAVIS 2 Bedroom separate entrance avail. for a married couple. R4000 p/m + DEPOSIT Available 01 March 2021.

Call 083 355 6714

EMPLOYMENT 1818

DSTV/TV/DVD SERVICES 1807

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Vir kwaliteit en professionele werk kontak Derrick die Riempiesman op 083 270 3176.

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CONTACT: 073 161 0655

A BAKKIE rubble, sand and stone.

Ph 078 611 3627.

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Discount on immediate orders.

Call Alfonso 071 574 8102/ 021 592 0426

1845

1825

1801 1635

ALL APPLIANCES REPAIRS, fridge,washing machines, tumble dryers, stoves, regas from R180.

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BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

FURNITURE

Repairs to stoves, w.machines, t/driers, m/waves, d/washers & fridges.

BOUPLANNE

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ALL ABOUT APPLIANCES

Contact Mr Campbell 078 222 8510 ALL MAKES & MODELS

1615

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1802

1655

FOR SALE

EK KOOP BOEKE en langspeelplate. % 082 670 8987

BUILDING PLANS

THEO KOOP

1485

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Als moet in goeie werkende toestand wees. % Gerhard 073 517 1190

VIBRACRETE Nuwe mure en verhogings, Lammie Louw 082 412 1381 vibracrete@gmail.com

#1 AIR-CON & FRIDGE Services, Repairs, Installations. %0731042187

Woensdag, 10 Februarie 2021

ELECTRICAL 1810

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New & up-grading of irrigation systems. I beat any written quote.

Anton 082 729 3811

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HOME IMPROVEMENTS INTERIOR 1835

All Tiling & Paintwork I do all work myself % 076 936 4153 Mike

MINI VERVOER

1873

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4 free quote: PAVEMASTER Eugene 082 677 4445

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Ph 021 393 0026 or 076 124 4713

Enige tyd beskikbaar Gratis kwotasie Eienaar bestuur self Anthonie 082 611 5631/021 930 4565

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082 558 4836 /021 987 2277 vap777@telkomsa.net

GENERAL 3680

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Skakel 074 309 6830

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MR PAVING

Alle plaveisel vanaf R220 per m2. Alls ing.

Tel. 072 132 5573

Brackenfell Motors Koop motors + bakkies Tel. 082 524 9866

WE PAVE Mark 076 302 2468

PROPERTIES

PLUMBERS 1855

FLATS TO RENT

BUSINESS

3250

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 2415

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Admin Assistant NEEDED ASAP in Durbanville We are looking for a reliable admin assistant able to do the following: Form 17.1 Form17.2 Reworks/ Proposal final Reworks Handle client queries If you have debt review experience or NCR qualification it will count in your favor.

If you meet the above requirements.

Call to arrange for an interview.

082 452 7439

Woensdag, 10 Februarie 2021

Debt Counselling Company based in Northern suburbs Cape Town We have a vacancy for a candidate in the back Office team whose primary function will be to support the Call Centre by being the middle man between the client and credit providers.

Requirements: Matric, Fully computer literate, Strong administration background, Very good excel skills, Ability to work under pressure. Excellent communication skills Afrikaans and English written and verbal skills.

Good attention to detail.

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Knowledge of the NCA would be advantageous.

If you meet the above requirements, please email detailed CV to Chantell@lawaid.africa

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Contact us on 021 447 1506

Major outdoor services group requires

a supervisor/ driver for controlling of Teams and Quality.

Phone 021 557 7611 / 8782

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CLASSIFIEDS

TYGERBURGER 11

AUTOMATION OF

HAIR/BEAUTY

GARAGE DOORS

3685

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Call 072 855 7202 021 591 3883

HAARKAPSTER

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Skakel 082 775 8905 of 021 981 6999

PARTIME/TEMPS

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION NOTIFICATION FOR BASIC ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) PROCESS: PROPOSED DECOMMISSIONING OF THE HAZARDOUS SOLVENT STORAGE INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE HENKEL FACILITY ON ERF 14656 AND 14655, BELVILLE, WESTERN CAPE.

LEGAL & TENDERS LOST DOCUMENTS 4040 FORM JJJ LOST OR DESTROYED DEED (Form JJJ added by GNR.26 of 25 January 2019) Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer Number ST10103/2018 passed by THE TRUSTEES FOR THE TIME BEING OF J.O. TRUST REGISTRATION NUMBER 1576/2003, in favour of SABRARO ALPHA (PTY) LTD REGISTRATION NUMBER 2013/160473/07 in respect of SECTION 160 PARKSIG VILLAS, at BELLVILLE, IN THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN which has been lost or destroyed.

All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at CAPE TOWN within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice.

DATED AT CAPE TOWN THIS 19TH DAY OF JANUARY 2021.

Applicant: Thomson Wilks Inc 3rd Floor, The Chambers 50 Keerom Street Cape Town Email: ellen@thomsonwilks.co.za Tel: 021 424 4599

ESTATE NOTICES ESTATES: LIQUIDATION & DISTRIBUTION 4205

DU TOIT A P LIQUIDATION- AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN DECEASED ESTATE LYING FOR INSPECTION In the estate of late: ALWYN PETRUS DU TOIT Estate Number: 021853/2018 Identity Number: 350308 5011 088 Last address: 13 FAIRBAIN STREET, STELLENBERG Date of death: 3 November 2018 The First and Final Liquidation- and Distribution Account in the Estate will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days at the Office of the Master of the Supreme Court, CAPE TOWN and magistrate district, BELLVILLE, as from 09/02/2021.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF AGENT: BGR DE VILLIERS INCORPORATED PO BOX 2510, PAARL, 7620 TEL: (021) 872 3000 FAX: (021) 872 9927 3600

EMPLOYMENT DRIVERS

3650

SUPERVISOR / DRIVER

SEC PROJECT NUMBER: 0180711

Stock Controller Head Office in Cape Town Northern Suburbs Exciting Opportunity to Join our Dynamic Company and work within SA’s No. 1 Fast Food brand!

Responsibilities: • Mainly responsible for uniform distribution (portfolio to expand) • Placing orders as needed • Submitting purchase details to internal database • Track orders • Oversee storage of stock • Coordinate regular inventory audits • Liaise with stakeholders and branches • Keep updated inventory records • Stocking and distributing supplies Requirements: • Grade 12 • Finance related qualification would be beneficial • Good understanding of procedures • Excellent organization skills • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills • Advanced excel experience • Solid experience on financial system

To join our dynamic team, send your CV to hr@tradeonsa.co.za Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Please state your salary expectation. If you do not hear from us within 30 days, consider your application as unsuccessful.

MEDICAL 3705

VACANCY FOR ENROLLED NURSE SAREPTA AFM OLD AGE HOME REQUIREMENTS

Forward your CV to chantelle@henchem.co.za

Bakery Packer Required Email your CV to : bakersgroup@qualityservice.com or WhatsApp 084 649 0853

You are hereby notified of the opportunity to register as an Interested and Affected Party (I&AP), and of the availability of the Basic Assessment Report for your review and comment. Please note that due to COVID-19 and the Directions issued by DEFF on the 05th of June 2020, all correspondence must be communicated electronically as signed letters.

If you would like to register as an I&AP, or comment on the Basic Assessment Report, please provide your correspondence in letter format that contains your signature, to Gabriel Roux at SEC, giving your name and contact details as well as an indication of your interest in this matter and of any direct business, financial, personal or other interest that you may have in relation to this proposal. Please quote the SEC Project Number, 0180711, in all correspondence. The report is available electronically for review and download on the SEC website: www.environmentalconsultants.co.za.

Registering as an I&AP should please be undertaken in electronic letter format (with signature provided) and sent via email, with correspondence addressed to:

FOR YOUR FREE QUOTATION

083 261 3920 EST 1995

Gabriel Roux at SEC: Postal: P O Box 30134, Tokai, 7966 E-mail: gabriel@environmentalconsultants.co.za Tel: (021) 712 5060 Fax: (021) 712 5061 The commenting period will commence from the 11th of February 2021 until the 12th of March 2021.

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Ons praat ook Afrikaans PUBLIC PARTICIPATION NOTIFICATION FOR BASIC ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) PROCESS: PROPOSED NEW FUEL SERVICE STATION AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE, ERF 5541, EERSTE RIVER, WESTERN CAPE. SEC PROJECT NUMBER: 020028 Location: Erf 5541, Eerste River, Western Cape.

Legislation: The proposed project triggers the following activity which is listed in terms of the 2014 EIA Regulations, as amended, published under the National Environmental Management Act, Act No. 107 of 1998 (NEMA), and therefore requires an application for Environmental Authorisation and a Basic Assessment EIA Process: Listing Notice 1 (GN No. 327 of April 2017), Activity 14.

Opportunity to Participate: You are hereby notified of the opportunity to register as an Interested and Affected Party (I&AP), and of the availability of the Pre – Application Draft Basic Assessment Report and Environmental Management Programme for your review and comment. Please note that due to COVID-19 and the Directions issued by DEFF on the 05th of June 2020, all correspondence must be communicated electronically as signed letters. If you would like to register as an I&AP, or comment on the Pre- Application Draft Basic Assessment Report and Environmental Management Programme, please provide your correspondence in letter format that contains your signature, to Gabriel Roux at SEC, giving your name and contact details as well as an indication of your interest in this matter and of any direct business, financial, personal or other interest that you may have in relation to this proposal. Please quote the SEC Project Number, 020028, in all correspondence. The report is available electronically for review and download on the SEC website: www.environmentalconsultants.co.za and in hardcopy format at the offices of the sub-council managers of Ward 16 and Ward 109 located at the Kuyasa Library in Khayelitsha and the Kuils River Municipal Building.

Registering as an I&AP should please be undertaken in electronic letter format (with signature provided) and sent via email, with correspondence addressed to: Gabriel Roux at SEC: Postal: P O Box 30134, Tokai, 7966 E-mail: gabriel@environmentalconsultants.co.za Tel: (021) 712 5060 Fax: (021) 712 5061 The commenting period will commence from the 11th of February 2021 until the 12th of March 2021.

IX IT

PAVING & POOLS

Fix it Paving & Steelwork Solutions (PTY) LTD • PAVING • POOLS • PAVEMENT CREATIONS • VIBERACRETE WALLS • STEEL FENCING

PAVING NEW OR “FIX IT” CALL JASPER 071 329 4466 jasper@fixitpaving.co.za info@fixitpaving.co.za

www.fixitpaving.co.za

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED & AFFORDABLE RATES

• Excellent interpersonal skills • Dementia and Alzheimer care experience • Infection Prevention knowledge

• Shift and staff management • Medication management • Training • As per job description

Please send copy of CV with references to matron@sareptaagsouetehuis.co.za or maxieherbst@gmail.com

CLOSING DATE: 19 February 2021 3680

Opportunity to Participate:

PRODUCTS FROM TOP LOCAL MANUFACTURER

SKILLS

Tel No: 021 906 0800

GENERAL

Legislation: The proposed project triggers the following activity which is listed in terms of the 2014 EIA Regulations, as amended, published under the National Environmental Management Act, Act No. 107 of 1998 (NEMA), and therefore requires an application for Environmental Authorisation and a Basic Assessment EIA Process: Listing Notice 1 (GN No. 327 of April 2017), Activity 31.

• Registered with SANC • Prior experience in similar environment will be an advantage •Sound knowledge of nursing activities and procedures as per the scope of practice

RESPONSIBILITIES

Well established Vegetation Management company in Stikland requires the services of a Driver / Supervisor with National Senior Certificate, valid code 8 driver’s licence and at least 5 years driving and supervisor experience. The successful candidate must be fluent in at least two official languages and have excellent communication and leadership skills and driving record with contactable references.

DRIVEAWAY GATES

Location: Erf 14656 and Erf 14655, Belville, Western Cape.

3720

Enkel Dames, Entrepreneurs. Inwoon noodsaaklik.Wilma Wapp0815367430

&

1 bloedskenking kan tot 3 lewens red.

Vind jou naaste kliniek op www.wcbs.org.za

To Advertise In TYGERBURGER Contact:

GURSHWIN HEINZE T: 021 910 6558 C: 065 827 1372

Gurshwn.heinze@media24.com

Want To Grow Your Business or Just Want To Show The Public What You Have To Offer Then Contact Me Today

Sport Page 12 | Woensdag, 10 Februarie 2021 Sportredaksie Tel: 021 910 6500 | e-pos: sport@tygerburger.co.za www.tygerburger.co.za

TygerBurger en Media24 het nie ondersoek en vasgestel of enige van die dienste of produkte geadverteer die verlangde resultate of uiteinde sal hê nie. Lesers moet asseblief kennis neem dat sommige van die beloofde resultate in hierdie advertensies buitengewoon is en dalk selfs onmoontlik is om te behaal. Sommige van die prosedures en beloftes geadverteer mag dalk gevaarlik wees indien nie uitgevoer deur 'n gekwalifiseerde mediese praktisyn nie. Lesers word gewa a rs ku d a t h u l l e d i e a d ve r tee rd e r s e geloofwaardigheid en besonderhede deeglik moet ondersoek.

TygerBurger en Media24 aanvaar geen aanspreeklikheid vir enige van die geadverteerde dienste of produkte nie.

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Melani Cook (40, BMW E36 325) leads the field at the start of the second Bejo Trustees Fine Cars race – she went on to win all three races in this category.

PHOTO: COLIN BROWN

POWER SERIES: HISTORIC VICTORY FOR COOK

Three times a winner at Killarney M

elani Cook, driving her father’s BMW E36 325, made history at Killarney in Round 1 of the Power Series on Saturday 6 February as she not only became the first woman driver in living memory to win a saloon car race outright, she went on to score a hard-fought hattrick of three Bejo Trustees Fine Cars wins in one day.

Cook started Race 1 in fourth behind Gunther Appelgryn, Jan Koekemoer and the astonishingly quick Stuart Greig, but powered past Greig and Appelgryn on lap three to take the lead.

As she gradually eased away to finish 3.38sec clear of the field, Appelgryn, Koekemoer and Rodney Green fought it out for second in a monumental dice that saw them finish in that order, covered by less than a second.

Race 2 was a lot tighter; Koekemoer ran a close second to Cook for two laps before falling victim to

Appelgryn.

Appelgryn and Green were the only drivers able to stay with the Cook BMW in Race 3, as she eased home to her third win of the day.

It was a battle of the giants in the Sports & GT category races as local hero Steve Humble in the Juddpowered Harp Pilbeam and SA Endurance Series champion Franco Scribante in his freshly rebuilt Porsche 997 TT fought it out for line honours. Scribante led the first six laps of Race 1 before being overtaken by Humble – but the fight wasn’t over, as Scribante dived down the inside going into Kfm Corner at the start of lap eight and the two came together.

Externally, the damage to both cars seemed minimal, but the Porsche refused to shift out of sixth gear and Scribante cruised round to the pits to retire while Humble went on to win by almost nine seconds from Dayne Angel and his father Marcel.

Steve Humble (91) in the Judd-powered Harp Pilbeam leads Franco Scribante (1, Porsche 997 TT) and father and son Marcel (51, Ferrari 488 GT3) and Dayne (4, Porsche GT2 R) Angel.

PHOTO: COLIN BROWN

The Scribante Porsche was back for Race 2 and running as hard as ever, but Humble was on top form, posting the fastest lap of the day on lap four, and there was no way the visitor was going to challenge for the win. Scribante finished a fine second, while Dayne Angel beat his father for third by just 0.01sec after a superb dice.

Marco Busi and Jurie ‘Umpie’ Swart shared the honours in the Cheaper Cars GTi Challenge races with a win apiece.

Veteran Jacques Ackerman not only posted the first race win of his career in the South Motorcycles Superbike Series, he made it a double! Pre-race favourite David ‘McFlash’ McFadden wisely withdrew on the morning of race day after working through the night to repair Brett Roberts’ Yamaha, which suffered a gearbox failure during practise on Friday, setting up an epic duel in Race 1 between Ackerman and David Enticott.

The two were never more than a bike length apart until both ran wide going into Turn 3 on the final lap, when Enticott, in his own words, “got on the gas a little bit too early”, and very nearly highsided. Enticott pulled off a nearmiracle save, but it cost him about a second, and with it any chance of challenging for the win in the final corner, as he came home 1.327sec in arrears.

Enticott was unable to stay with Ackerman in Race 2, and was caught in the closing stages by Le Cok, Racoupeau and Cragg. He refused to give up, however, setting up the closest finish of the day for second overall as Racoupeau, Donovan Le Cok, Rob Cragg and Enticott came home in that order within 0.782sec.

Spectators look on as 18-year-old Robin Ludick signals to the judges that she has finished her round, a compulsory step at the end of every round.

PHOTO: NATALIE VARNEY

Riding school hosts games The first qualifier of the South African Western Mounted Western Games (SAWMGA) was held at Green Acres Riding School on Botfontein Road in Kraaifontein on Sunday 7 February.

The school recently had its arena enlarged and officially ap-

proved to accommodate the games. A total of 29 competitors took part of which 20 were from Green Acres Riding School.

Strict Covid-19 protocols were in place for riders and spectators.

V Visit www.sawmga.com for more info on the Western Mounted Games.

Riders patiently waiting their turn..

PHOTO: NATALIE VARNEY

Iken training helps breathing: Hennie Bosman (left) has been studying the art of Iken in Japan for the past 18 years to complement his Kyokushin-kan Karate. Iken is an ancient Chinese art with the emphasis on increasing your power and health as well as to defend yourself. Training is done with concentration and correct breathing. Pictured with him is Chinese master Sun Li. Anyone who would like to try a free class can contact Hennie on Hbosman@icon.co.za or 021 913 1600.