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Forum to fight gang crime GARY VAN DYK @gvdcapejazz

Ophthalmologist Dr Aritha Du Bruyn bonds with Zoe Mjoli after performing a free eye test for her at the Athlone School for the Blind in Bellville­South. Du Bruyn, from Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital in Durban, took time out from her mentorship programme at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital to assist with free onsite testing for learners at the school. Her training programme is funded by Orbis Africa, a non­profit organisation dedicated to saving sight in Africa. While Du Bruyn and staff from the Red Cross Children’s Hospital performed the tests, Orbis Africa staff kept the children entertained. Many of the children at the school have long standing visual impairment. (www.athloneschoolfortheb­ lind.org.za). For more information on Orbis Africa visit www.orbis.org.za or like their Face­ book page at www.facebook.com/ORBIS.SA

Curbing Gang activity must become a priority.

This is the feeling from police and the public with news of the increase in gang related crimes.

With the national annual crime statistics released by national police minister Nkosinathi Nhleko and national police commissioner Riah Phiyega last week, gang activity came under the spotlight with the Bishop Lavis, Delft and Elsies River clusters following closely on the heels of Manenberg where communities are most affected.

These facts came to light after Western Cape provincial police commissioner Luitenant General Arno Lamoer revealed that 18% of murders in the province were gangrelated.

Giving a breakdown of the province’s crime statistics earlier this week, he said the 12.8% increase in murder was a major concern.

Lamoer said the majority of the murders occurred in Manenberg, Mitchell’s Plain, Bishop Lavis, Delft and Elsies River.

“We are aware of the crime stats as it’s a great concern for us, especially the murders.

I think we’re really trying to do our utmost to bring that figure down. But we can only bring it down with the assistance of all role players in our communities,” he said.

Lamoer said gang-related violence was also to blame for a spike in other categories of crime such as attempted murder and drug-related offences.

He believes the increased levels of crime in the Western Cape are driven by substance

abuse.

About R122 million worth of drugs was confiscated in the 2013/2014 financial year, he said.

Lamoer added that the recent spate of protests in the province had also drained police resources.

“This really diverts my resources to different areas. When there are protest actions, roads are closed and we have to deploy police officers to go and look after the grievances of community members instead of fighting crime.”

On Friday, national police commissioner Riah Phiyega released the annual crime statistics for the past financial year. According to the stats, the murder rate increased by 5% and attempted murder hiked 4.6%. House robberies increased by 7.4% and robberies with aggravating circumstances went up by 12.7%.

There was an overall decrease of 4.9% in sexual assault cases, with a 6.3% decline in rape.

In Elsies River police are already busy with plans to play their part in curbing gangsterism by initiating a project to empower youth at risk.

Colonel Zingisa Manci, acting station commander, was not surprised that the statistics showed an increase in gang activity.

“In recent months we have picked up that most suspects arrested in connection with gang related crimes have been youth,” she said.

“The problem is that the older gangsters are using the youngsters thinking that they can avoid the judicial system when it comes to minors.

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From page 1 “That is one of the main reasons why we want to form this multi-sectoral youth forum against youth gangs but we cannot do it alone.”

Communications officer at Elsies River, Esmerelda Pheiffer, said thepolice wanted to call a meeting with all interested parties and organisations who could play a part in this strategy.

“This must be a concerted effort from all who think that they can make a difference to help youth get onto the right path.

“With this initiative we want to focus on a variety of factors that affect youth or lead them into a life of crime. Once they get involved with gangs it’s difficult to get out.

“We must now start looking at all the factors, starting with parents getting the proper parenting skills to cope with children who become involved with crime and drugs, to activating programmes to show them that there are positive alternatives.”

V Organisations or individuals who would like to be part of this initiative can call Sgt Pheiffer on 082 411 1892 or Sgt Fred Smith on 082 302 8602.

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Berenice Isaacs, Natalia Shosha, Raphael Kolbee, Avril Cupido, Xoliswa Mpulu, Olwethu Mxhamli, Veronica Williams and Nerine Grainger from community based organisation Early Years Services (EYS) were all part of the group who celebrated International Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Day on Tuesday 9 September.

‘Don’t drink when pregnant’ is the message for moms An organisation concerned with the health of babies recently reminded mothers-to-be not to consume alcohol during pregnancy.

Refraining from alcohol prevents Foetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), was the message conveyed by community organisation, Early Years Services (EYS).

Their awareness message was part of International Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Day celebrated on Tuesday 9 September.

EYS, a non profit organisation, conducts Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD) training across the Peninsula. The training includes community awareness, prevention, and intervention.

In celebration of Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Day the group took to the streets of Athlone where they were joined by concerned motorists at the corner of Klipfontein Road and Vanguard Drive.

Drivers hooted to spread the awareness message, director Avril Cupido said.

“Women who are sexually active and not using effective contraception might get pregnant and expose their baby to alcohol before they realize they are pregnant.

“More than half of pregnancies in

South Africa are unplanned,” she said.

Avril said FAS is completely preventable.

“Despite myths, there is no scientific evidence available setting a “safe” amount of alcohol that will not affect the developing foetus.

“Alcohol in the mother’s blood passes to the baby through the placenta and the umbilical cord. When a woman drinks alcohol, so does her baby.

“There is also no safe time to drink during pregnancy, including before a woman knows she is pregnant,” Avril said.

FAS can impact children’s physical, mental, behavioural and cognitive development, she said.

“To prevent the disorder, a woman should not drink alcohol while she is pregnant or if she suspects she is pregnant. A woman often does not know that she is pregnant for up to four to six weeks after conception.

“If a woman is drinking alcohol during pregnancy, it is never too late to stop. This is because the brain growth takes place throughout pregnancy. The sooner a woman stops drinking, the safer it will be for her and her baby,” Avril concluded.

Ravensmead health centre gets revamp Patients attending the Ravensmead Community Health Centre can look forward to a R1m extension to the patients’ waiting area, additional pharmaceutical storage and delivery area, enlarged reception area,

trauma centre revamp, space for ambulance and privacy for the hearse area.

Additional toilets will be provided to accommodate the increasing number of patients visiting this essential health facility.

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Clinic stripped after security cut GARY VAN DYK @gvdcapejazz

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udget cuts at the Kasselsvlei Community Health Centre has led to the building becoming a target for thieves who have started stripping the building.

This is as a result of decisions taken by the department of health and the provincial legislature which has had an impact on public health facilities as well as the staff and patients attending there.

Security was one of the victims of these budget cuts and the result is that criminals in the area have declared open house on the facility.

On Friday morning patients had to enter the chilly facility with little warmth to comfort them as they waited to be helped - some of the airconditioners were stolen or damaged with wiring removed.

The availability of hot water was also a problem because piping to the rooftop geysers had also been damaged.

Problems foreseen Gafsa Jonathan, secretary of the Bellville South Community Forum, that they foresaw that some of these problems would arise and have already started sending a petition to the authorities to remedy the situation.

“Removal of the security spells disaster for this facility, and here are the results,” she said.

“Even before this, our facility was the target of vandalism, theft and burglary, but most recently the water pipes were stolen as well as three of the air-conditioners.

“This morning I was informed more of the air-conditioners were stolen during the night.”

She also pointed out that the air-conditioners were not just there for the patients comfort alone but played a vital part in the storage of medicines.

“Many of these medicines in the pharmacy have to be stored at the correct temperatures, these chronic medicines and vaccines become ineffective if not stored at a certain temperature.

“If the facility is not able to store these me-

These are the mangled remains of the air­con­ ditioners that serve the pharmacy at the facility.

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dicines and vaccines (which will be the case in summer), adults and children alike will have to go somewhere else to receive them.”

With regard to the water pipes that were stolen, she pointed out that water is not available in consultation rooms, which means that nurses and doctor cannot wash hands after seeing a patient.

“Some of the staff members have also been victims of assault, even with the security present, but now that security has been withdrawn completely, they do not feel safe at all.”

People suffer “Individuals in this community are responsible for the crime committed against the public health care facility which serves the community of Bellville South and surrounds, and it is to the people of this community who will unfortunately have to suffer the consequences.

“The community is urged to report these individuals and put a stop to their mindless, criminal acts.”

Jonathan pointed out that the lack of secu-

rity was part of the petition sent to the Department of Health.

Responding to the matter, the Western Cape department of health stated the actual building is owned by City of Cape Town and Western Cape government shares the building with them.

“In terms of the current service level agreement, the City of Cape Town is responsible for the provision of security services and maintenance,” the department stated.

“We can confirm that the facility has solar geysers and the pipes were cut on the roof which caused the lack of water. It is our understanding that the city is attending to the matter.

“I can also confirm that in fact the budget was not cut, but increased with R721 000 for the current financial year.”

Health MEC Theuns Botha said the current process of the transfer of the personal primary health care services from the city to the province will assist in addressing such problems.

“A single health authority will be able to manage in a leaner manner.”

Police seek help to solve Ravensmead murder Ravensmead police seek the assistance of the public with information in connection with a murder which took place on Monday 7 July at approximately 17:40.

Ahmed Mohamed was fatally wounded in front of his business premises in Assegaai Road, Parow Industrial, Ravensmead.

The fatal shooting was caught on surveillance cameras, and the suspect was seen fleeing the crime scene in a white Toyota Tazz with registration number CA 335 813.

The cameras also picked up that the suspect watched various buildings in the area before committing the crime.

Three occupants were also seen sitting in the vehicle before the incident.

V Police at Ravensmead are investigating and anyone with information regarding this incident or the whereabouts of the suspects, can contact the investigating official, Sergeant Hein Lawrence at 082 302 3257 or 021 933 9000/4, alternatively contact Crime Stop on 08600 10111.

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Bellville South police have recently noted an increase in incidents of violence at schools and want to put a stop to it.

Warrant Officer Ian Williams, communication officer at Bellville South police, said this has come about as a result of some youths becoming involved in cliques which later leads to fights about girlfriends and territory.

“It is also clear that some adults are using the learners to work for them by selling drugs, especially those who belong to gangs,” he said.

“We call on parents to speak to their child-

ren and warn them of involvement in such cliques.

“In one incident after a fight at school a learner ran home and came back the following day with a group of friends carrying golf clubs, hockey sticks and other weapons with the intenton to launch a revenge attack.

“They were, however, arrested and charged with possession of dangerous weapons.

This is unacceptable behaviour and will not be tolerated by police.”

Williams wanted parents and caregivers to take note of some tips to keep their children on a positive path in life: V Encourage your child to report all incidents of bullying, violence or name calling

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V Discourage the taking of the law into your own hands, make a criminal case if a crime has been committed.

V Teach conflict management, that differences can be talked out and resolved.

V Familiarize yourself and your child with the school rules and encourage them to obey these rules.

V Encourage your child to partake in sports or take up a hobby and other empowering and educational activities like joining a youth club or choir.

V Know your childs friends.

V Encourage your child to not associate with friends who are not also learners at school.

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The City of Cape Town’s parks department has taken the idea of “smart living” outdoors and into public open spaces.

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Three projects have been piloted in Blikkiesdorp, Khayelitsha and Gugulethu to provide local communities with innovative recreational spaces that cater for all ages and which residents can truly call their own.

This new concept looks to provide high quality, attractive park facilities that are both structurally sound and creatively designed. The Symphony Way Park in Blikkiesdorp is the first of these parks, and was officially opened to the public on Tuesday 9 September.

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munity’s specific needs and interests,” said mayco member for community services and special projects, Belinda Walker.

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Bad buildings in City’s eye MAGRIET THERON A notice of intention to declare the old Fame bioscope off Halt Road in Elsies River a problem building was served on the owner on 15 September. The owner was given seven days to make representation as to why the building should not be declared a problem building.

“In terms of Section 6(2) of the Problem Building Bylaw, a number of transgressions were listed,” said Clive Justus, chairperson of sub council 4, at a recent subcouncil meeting.

These include that the building appears to have been abandoned by the owner, with or without the consequences that rates and or other service charges are not paid, is in a derelict condition and shows signs of becoming unhealthy, unsanitary, unsightly an objectionable.

According to Justus, there are allegations of drug dealing and prostitution, illegal occupation and an accumulation of waste on the property.

“Upon the declaration of the property being declared a problem building, an amount of R5 000 being a tariff fee will be added to the rates and services account for the property,” Justus said.

The drug and gangster task team is actively pursuing elements in both Goodwood and Parow for illegal activities from identified problem buildings.

Eight problem buildings in Parow have been successfully addressed.

According to Wayne Aldridge, who heads the city’s problem building task team, 33 other derelict properties in Goodwood and Parow are in various stages of investigation. The team is investigating 1 470 possible cases across the entire Cape Town.

Vandalism destroys amenities Vandalism of City infrastructure is on the rise and it is becoming increasingly difficult for the City of Cape Town to foot the bill, says Clive Justus, chairperson of subcouncil 4.

Justus was speaking at the monthly sub council meeting last week, saying it is regrettable that community facilities such as sports fields, swimming pools, youth centres and halls are being damaged so badly that some are beyond repair.

“These facilities cater for all of our residents, both young and old. Such spaces are especially important for our youth, ensuring they have a positive alternative to substance abuse and anti-social behaviour.

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According to Justus, the Stan Abbott Park in Ruyterwacht was totally vandalised and the Uitsig Reading room was also the target of vandals. Selective items of sporting equipment and lighting were stolen and vandalised at Goodwood and Vasco da Gama sportfields.

“A consideration could be that the Sport and Recreation department decides to demolish the facilities rather than continue to pay hundreds of thousands of rands to maintain and repair them. May this decision never be necessary to be taken.

“My appeal is to communities to be our eyes and ears on the ground.”

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‘Be careful with your cash’ s the holidays are approaching the police want to warn residents not to carry large sums of cash.

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Dangers of juveniles drinking highlighted GARY VAN DYK @gvdcapejazz

On the march: The Bishop Lavis Cadet Corps were in fine form when they hosted an exhibition of their slick marching moves at Greenlands Primary in Bishop Lavis on Saturday 13 September. Youth interested in joining them in their activities can call Gerty Abels on 074 647 0270 or Peter Johnson on 074 626 7102.

Parents must be aware of what their children are getting up to - especially when it comes to the abuse of alcohol.

That is the message that Dhakir Christians, Community Development Officer in Bellville South, wants to get out to the world after speaking to a gathering of youth and parents last week.

“Today, the average age at which a South African girl has her first drink is 13; for a boy, it’s 11,” he said.

“In South Africa and many other countries, underage drinking is a widespread problem, with often serious consequences.

“Young people who drink are more likely to be the victims of violent crime, to be involved in alcohol-related traffic accidents, and to have depression and anxiety. Other risky behaviours are also linked to early drinking,” Christians said.

He also pointed out that there were a number of factors affecting the risk of developing a drinking problem.

“These include genetics, where a teen with an alcoholic sibling or parent is four times more likely to develop a problem with alcohol than someone without such a family

history.

“Alcohol problems often go hand in hand with mental health problems such as depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and schizophrenia.

“Personality traits also play a big part, where teenagers believe alcohol makes it easier to socialize. They also tend to drink more than those who don’t believe that alcohol loosens their social inhibitions.

“Then there is also the influence of family and peers. Teens are at greater risk for developing alcohol-related problems when alcohol is readily available at home or among their peer group, and if drunkenness is acceptable.”

Christians also pointed out that it is vital as a parent, grandparent, teacher, or friend, to speak to our youth.

“You have a major impact on the choices that the children in your life make, especially during the pre-teen and early teen years.

“Talking to young people openly and honestly about drinking is also vitally important. Delaying the age at which young people take their first drink lowers their risk of becoming problem drinkers.

V For more information about his project with youth and parents call 074 998 4997 or email ftaro.ma­ da@gmail.com.

Prayer week held to ‘break the chain’

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The Emmanuel Gospel Fellowship will be hosting a Week of Prayer for our Communities from 29 September until 3 October.

It will be taking place at the 7-Eleven Building, 161 Blue downs Way in Tuscany Glen with the theme Breaking the Chain.

Services will start at 19:30 with a special morning service on Wednesday 1 October from 09:00 to 11:00.

Those who are at home during the day are welcome to come and pray for employment.

The prayer focus will also be on breaking the chain of crime, abuse against women and children, peace in the home and protection over police, traffic and crime watch officials as well as all learners and educators.

V For further information contact John Blanchard on 082 909 4420.

Woensdag, 24 September 2014

NEWS

Online scam investigated The Bishop Lavis police are investigating an online website scam, and is requesting victims who have fallen prey to this scam, to contact them.

On Friday 29 September police arrested five suspects linked to a robbery case investigated by Bishop Lavis Detective Services.

The modus operandi indicates the suspects pose as potential buyers for vehicles placed online.

The unknowing seller would then be lured into a diamond deal after which

they would either be robbed or have fake police officials extort money from them.

Bishop Lavis detectives believe more people could have fallen prey to this scam.

They urge anyone who has experienced a similar incident to contact the following: Captain Kevin Wills on 082 411 2517, or Lieutenant Ockert Brits on 082 778 9237, or the office number on 021 935 9825.

All information will be kept confidential.

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Heritage Day is a chance for us to unite Today is Heritage Day, also for about the last ten years known as national braai day.

The day actually commemorates the famous Zulu King Shaka, who was instrumental in uniting Zulu clans into a cohesive nation, just as Heritage Day encourages South Africans to come together to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and the diversity of our rainbow nation.

Is that what we are doing? Standing together? A lot can be said about how far we have come, but a lot still needs to be done. And this should come from our side, we as the citizens of this amazing country. Here a government cannot help us. If anything, the more the government underperforms, the more we have reason to stand up and unite against corruption, unfairness, bad service and the rest of the items on the service list.

We should stand together, even as members of different political parties, different beliefs and different cultures.

We should focus on our common ground – the fact that we are South Africans living in a country all of us love and cherish. A country we want our children to grow up in and flourish in safety while grabbing endless opportunities.

In the words of Nelson Mandela in the first Heritage Day speech: When the government decided to make this a national day, “we did so because we knew that our rich and varied cultural heritage has a profound power to help build our new nation”. Amen.

SMS V Kan die munisipaliteit in Kraaifontein nie die inwoners ’n brief gee om die gras te sny op die sypaadjies om hul huise nie?

Al is dit munisipale grond, moet die huis­ eienaar die gras kort hou. Dit help nie ons maak skoon en die ander gee nie om nie.

- Anoniem V I want to express my absolute disgust at the low life scum who tortured that poor cat (TB, 20 August). Please can you let us know if that cat is okay? I have been living in that immediate vicinity for 18 years and have never heard of this kind of sadism. What kind of scum is moving into our previously tranquil suburb? - Anonymous V Ek wonder of Kraaifontein se munisipali­ teit al agtergekom het hoe sleg en vol gate die pad is vanaf Frans Conradie se ver­ keerslig in Kraaifontein op pad Brackenfell toe. Wanneer gaan hulle iets daaraan doen? Die pad raak al slegter. - Johanna V Die jaar snel voort en steeds staan die halfvoltooide ontwikkeling in Dennegeur­ straat in Proteahoogte onaangeraak.

Vroeër vanjaar het Cheryl Walters van die Stad Kaapstad met groot basuin aange­ kondig bouwerk is hervat en gereelde be­ soeke word gedoen. - Gerrit F V In response to the article “Parents need to quell kids drinking”. As good a cam­ paign as it is, I was one of those kids drink­ ing well under the legal age. As bad as I feel about what I did to disappoint my parents, there was nothing they could’ve done to stop or prevent it. This campaign is a waste of time and money. - LvN V Anonymous, ek is so jammer vir jou. Ons hou godsdiens sodra ons wekker soggens afgaan. Om sonder Jesus te leef is vrees­ lik. Gee jou lewe vir Hom, Hy sal jou paaie gelyk maak. - Marina V One shouldn’t be allowed to swear. Grump ) SMS’e kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord “Tyger”, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

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Woensdag, 24 September 2014

SLICE OF LIFE

Oops! Shane Alberts captured this scene last Tuesday afternoon at the mouth of Zandvlei in Muizenberg. The second bulldozer had just re­opened the mouth of the vlei to drain the water so that the submerged bulldozer could be started.

PHOTO: SHANE ALBERTS

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

Church should ease suffering A local church is advertising the Vleis Fees (Meat Festival) in Durbanville. I find this so sad, religion should be teaching people compassion, not celebrating the death of animals.

If you just investigate for yourself how badly animals suffer in industry – in their confinement, what is done to them there, in transport where many are injured, and the stress of queuing to be killed they suffer tremendously.

I challenge people who seek compassion from God to show that same compassion to the animals at our mercy. We do not need to support the meat industry. We can live healthy lives on a plant-based diet.

Even if you just reduce the amount of meat you eat, you will reduce the suffering.

Please choose compassion.

COMPASSIONATE CHRISTIAN Email

Stop venting and do something I regularly see people venting on Facebook or in newspapers about crime.

What is rather appalling is people’s unwillingness to actively get involved in their local neighbourhood watch and commit to at least one patrol a month.

Please join your local neighbourhood watch – it is up to us to become pro-active and take ownership of our communities.

Whether you are a property owner or renting a property, you need to get involved.

It is proven where there’s active community involvement and an active neighbourhood watch, crime decreases.

Patrolling a shift or three is a small sacrifice to make for a safer neighbourhood.

Imagine the impact if 90% of

the readers of TygerBurger decide to actively become part of their local neighbourhood watch or form one if there isn’t one.

The time has come to be part of the solution, to become active and take ownership of your neighbourhood.

It is pointless venting but showing no willingness to become pro-active.

PROUD PROPERTY OWNER AND NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH MEMBER Oak Glen

All schools should have sports fields It is sad to see that most township schools are not equipped with sporting equipment. The first stage of this process is to maintain sports grounds at schools. At the moment there is not a single school in Wesbank with wellmaintained sports grounds. One wonders what activities learners participate in. Many people have become professional sports persons through sports which they started at an early age.

One cannot understand why the academic part of learning cannot be balanced with sport, as it contributes towards the child’s growth.

If South Africa is to become a great sporting nation, youths should be exposed to all sporting codes at primary and secondary level. They will then become professionals at senior and tertiary levels.

Competitive sports among schools can bring the best out of these young minds – on and off the field. School governing bodies should engage with local and provincial authorities to ensure school playgrounds are well maintained.

There is so much talent in townships, but there is limited infrastructure. Every sport needs discipline and discipline can be transformed to the classroom.

Youths are into drugs and gangsterism because they have so much idle time after school.

This is the time they should be using to practice their sports.

MNINAWE DAWETI Wesbank

Pensioners abuse Cattle Baron buffet As many pensioners know, Cattle Baron very kindly provides retired citizens with a wonderful eat-as-much-as-youlike buffet at a reduced rate three days a week.

On Tuesday 9 September I was at Cattle Baron Durbanville and could not believe my eyes.

An elderly couple sat with enough food in front of them to feed six people.

I couldn’t believe when they once more piled their plates high with mainly meat. It was so much I just knew they were taking food home.

How right I was... Back at the table the women piled all the meat of both their plates onto her side plate, held it over her bag and all the meat disappeared into it, while her husband carried on eating.

I was so disgusted in them I could hardly eat. How can people abuse such a wonderful gift and also spoil it for other decent pensioners? Sadly, it’s thanks to people like this that others have to suffer.

LOUISE Email

Thank you for heart warming article Richard, thank you so much for a heartwarming article about the deaf Terneil Oppel winning the Miss Western Cape 2014 pageant (“Deaf beauty wins Miss Western Cape pageant,” TygerBurger, 17 September).

I hope that it will inspire hope in the hearts of many people who don’t believe that they too can achieve success.

JUANITA SMIT Email

Woensdag, 24 September 2014

Young Picasso wanted C

hildren between the ages of 10 and 13 who are passionate about painting are invited to take part in an exciting art competition hosted by TygerBurger and Lindy van Niekerk Art Gallery.

To give every participant a fair chance, paintings will be done on site at the art gallery in Eversdal. The competition theme is “The Tree of Life” and up and coming artists can let their creativity loose.

Their are handsome rewards for artistic efforts. The winner will receive a R1 500 cash prize, R500 framing voucher and a R500 stationery voucher. The runner-up will receive a R800 cash prize, R300 framing voucher and a R300 stationery voucher. Third place will receive a R400 cash prize, R200 framing voucher, and a R200 stationery voucher.

Parents/guardians must book a specific time slot beforehand as the contestants will be divided into different groups to accommodate as many children as at the Lindy van Niekerk Art Gallery to create their paintings.

The slots are weekdays between 09:30 and 12:00 and 14:30 and 17:00, and Saturdays between 10:00 and 12:30.

The competition begun on 18 September and ends on 16 October. Entry fee is R50 and includes all art materials.

The top ten finalists will be announced on TygerBurger’s website and contacted telephonically before the prizegiving function, which will also be held at Lindy van Niekerk Art Gallery at 114 Kendal Road, Eversdal on Tuesday 21 October.

All contestants work will be displayed at the gallery from 22 to 25 October.

The judges are Lindy van Niekerk (art curator), established South African artists Dr Conrad Theys, Johan Coetzee, Leonie Brown and Marita Meyer, executive editor of TygerBurger.

Competition sponsors are Lindy van Niekerk Art Gallery (cash prizes), TygerBurger (media sponsor, floating trophy and certificates), Heldervue Framers (framing vouchers), Spectra Stationers Glengarry Centre (stationery vouchers), Dala (suppliers of all paint), Smooch real frozen yoghurt in Tygervalley Centre (gift vouchers, towels and caps) and the Alamo Spur in Tygervalley Centre.

V Enquiries: Lindy van Niekerk Art Gallery on 021 975 1744 or lindy@artpro.co.za. Gallery hours are 09:00 – 17:00 on weekdays and Saturdays from 10:00 – 14:00.

Options for matriculants If you’re in matric and have no study or work plans for 2015, there might be an ideal opportunity waiting for you.

Information on post-school opportunities and funding will be presented by the Youth Unemployment Prevention Project (YUPP) at seminars during the school holidays from 4 to 11 October.

“YUPP has arranged discounts and bursaries for courses offered by institutions to the value of over R5 million,” said Faiez Dollie from YUPP. Matrics can pre-register by emailing their name, school, suburb and contact details to matric2014seminars@gmail.com or

by SMSing the information to 021 825 3789, as space is limited.

The specific venues are: V Saturday 4 October at 09:30 (Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Mowbray Campus) V Monday 6 October at 13:30 to 16:30 (Sea Point Civic Centre, Cape Town) V Tuesday 7 October at 13:30 to 16:30 (at Glendale Secondary, Mitchells Plain) V Wednesday 8 October from 13:30 to 16:30 (at Rylands Civic Centre, Athlone) V Thursday 9 October from 13:30 to 16:30 (at Northlink College, Protea Campus, Bellville)

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Cameron’s journey continues

What’s On | Wat’s Waar V Freshly Ground, Valiant Swart, No Pressure, SillyBoi, Tasha, Che­V and CeeJ will be at the Camphill Village Music Festival from 13:00 today (Wednesday). Tickets cost R130 at the gate.

There will also be a market and activities on offer. Visit www.camphill.org.za for directions and more information.

GARY VAN DYK @gvdcapejazz

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journey into jazz has taken a young musician onto major world stages as the guitarist for SA legend Hugh Masekela.

While making music with this legend, Cape Flats guitarist Cameron Ward is also on a high celebrating the launch of his debut CD, but has not forgotten the act of kindness that set him on his career path.

Music has always been a part of his life while growing up in Lotus River raised by his mom, along with his younger brother and sister.

My mom is a teacher and has always supported my love for music,” he said on a quick visit to Cape Town between a heavy touring schedule with Masekela.

“Like many musicians, my music started in the church and I was seven when I started playing drums and then got into bass guitar and piano.”

Love for jazz The motivation for jazz happened when a friend introduced him to the music of Jimmy Dludlu.

“The first song I heard from him was Motherland, and I knew that the guitar had to be my instrument of choice,” he says.

“I started to listen to other guitarists as well and that love just kept growing as I tried to imitate what I was hearing, but I needed to meet other musicians who shared the same love.”

Cameron heard about the legendary Monday Night Jam Sessions at Swingers in Wetton and started attending on a regular basis - another life changing moment.

(From a personal point this is when I got to know this young guitarist and clearly remember him knocking our ears for a six when he got going – Gary van Dyk) Via these sessions he got to hear about the Jazzathon at the Waterfront where Jimmy was one of the headline acts.

“I knew I had to be there and went with one of my uncles,” he said.

Meeting Jimmy “We were right in front and I just took in everything that Jimmy did that night. Then my uncle decided he was going to try and get Jimmy to meet me.

“I was so excited when it happened and I was very shy when I got to meet him. I think I just froze but Jimmy spoke to me as I told him about my dreams in music.

V Chris Chameleon is vandag (Woensdag) en Donderdag by Die Boer in Pos­ duif te sien. R130. Bespreek by www.dieboer.com of 021 979 1911.

V The Ultimate Love Song Collection, a Vernon Barnard and Mario Bento collaboration will be on at Jamrock Theatre on Friday. R80. Call 021 981 1313 or email admin@jamrocktheatre.co.za to book.

V Amigos Flamencos returns to Villa Pascal in Durbanville on Friday. R100.

Visit www.villapascal.co.za or call 021 975 2566 to book.

Cameron Ward gets grooving with Hugh Masekela during one of their recent performances.

“I don’t know what I said but Jimmy said that he saw something special in me. He wanted to buy me a guitar!”

That Monday Cameron met Dludlu at a store in Plumstead and bought the youngster a guitar.

“Jimmy then came to my mom and got her to enrol me in the music college Prompt in Athlone, where I studied music for the next two years,” he says.

Since those beginnings the young player has paid his dues in the business and started performing with some of the big names on the local scene, always impressing the punters with his performances.

Then there was the next major move.

“From out of the blue I got a call from Hugh Masekela’s manager, I think he heard me perform with sax man Moreira Chonguica,” Cameron explains.

“Bra Hugh’s guitarist was not available and they wanted me. They flew me to Johannesburg, I met with him and the band and started to rehearse his music immediately.

“This led to me performing with him in Zimbabwe for our first show and afterwards he came to me and said he wanted me to join the band permanently.”

Cameron still continues to tour the world with the master musician.

While there is always a heavy touring schedule, Cameron always had a dream to release his own album, and that dream has

now come true.

“It took four years but it’s done,” he says excitedly.

So much joy “The album is about what the music has brought me in my life - So Much Joy - that is the title.

“It means a lot to me, it talks about what I have been through in my musical career.”

On the album, Cameron worked with some of the top young guns in the business.

Llewellyn George on piano was the co-producer, with Ezra Erasmus on keyboards, Daniel Titus and Donavan Williams also on piano, Leeroy Sauls on drums, Carlo Jooste on bass, Micheal Phillips on bass guitar, Jason Ward and Godfrey Mgcina on percussion, Neil Engel on trumpet and Ayo Solanke on Tenor Sax. The recording also features his wife Jodi, as well as Simeon Thomas and Liesel Pienieken.

“I’m excited for the future. There’s still so much I want to do in music to help other youth to discover how it can empower you.”

He said the CD is available but he still wants to host a launch concert in Cape Town when there is a break from touring.

V To buy the CD Cameron invites you to message him on Facebook, follow him on twitter at @ward­ cameronward or call 083 322 3909 or Jason on 079 9026428.

V Marion Holm is Saterdag by Die Boer in Hol:Marion te sien. R120. Bespreek by www.dieboer.com of 021 979 1911.

V Low Profile (the original Late Final) and Slow Brew’d will be performing at the Edgemead Bowling Club on Sunday from 15:00. R50. Call 061 490 1694 to book.

V Falling Mirror will be at Barnyard Willowbridge on Sunday night. R100.

Visit www.barnyardtheatre.co.za or call 021 914 8898 to book.

V Gerry Liberty and friends will be at Die Boer on Tuesday for Blues Tuesday.

R60. Visit www.dieboer.com or call 021 979 1911 to book.

V Luna Paige and her band (Schalk Joubert, Kevin Gibson and Henry Steel) will be performing at The Dragon Room on Tuesday at 19:00 and Wednesday 1 October at 15:30 as part of the Cape Town Fringe Festival. Visit www.capetownfringe.co.za to book.

V The Short&Sweet Film Experience is running every Tuesday at the Old German Club, cnr of Roodehek Terrace &Hope Street until Tuesday 28 October. Visit www.shortandsweet.tv for more information.

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Breek donker mure van depressie só af Margaret Hirsch (left) with her long time domestic worker, Elizabeth Mdluli.

Firm hails domestic workers the amount of travelling that I do if I didn’t have a fantastic domestic worker to help me.

“They take care of everything, from filling the gas bottles to making sure the post is scanned through to me wherever I am.

“As working women we rely on our domestic workers more and more and with a little bit of training they can upskill themselves.

“That’s the object of the exercise, to help them thrive and grow as individuals.”

If you would like to nominate your domestic worker for the monthly competition, go to www.tygerburger.co.za to download the form, or go to Hirsch’s in Koeberg Road, Milnerton and pick up an entry form.

Write a 100 word motivation on why they deserve the title of Domestic Worker of the Year, add a picture and drop it off at Hirsch’s or scan and email the completed form and picture to stacey@hirschs.co.za.

The closing date for entries for the October title is 22 October. The October winner will be announced in the 29 October edition of TygerBurger.

V For more information, contact Stacey van Rens­ burg on 021 528 6700 or stacey@hirschs.co.za.

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Domestic workers are the unsung heroines in most homes around South Africa. They are the housekeepers, they take care of basic maintenance in the home, they cook, they are child minders, some do the gardening – they generally play an integral part in making sure everything runs smoothly in the home.

Hirsch’s, who hold regular training sessions on appliance maintenance in each of their branches for domestic workers, would like to acknowledge these stalwarts in the home by holding a “Domestic Worker of the month” competition.

TygerBurger came on board as the competition’s media sponsor.

The monthly winners will receive a Hirsch’s voucher, hamper from Unilever and Hirsch’s, and a certificate. Their names will also go forward for the title Domestic Worker of the Year, which carries a prize of R5000 and a bed and base set.

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In die vorige artikel het ons gekyk na wat depressie is. In hierdie artikel bespreek ek kortliks hoe depressie behandel word en wat jy kan doen.

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Dikwels werk ’n psigiater en sielkundige nóú saam in die behandeling van ’n pasiënt met depressie.

Gewoonlik sal die sielkundige dan meer op die psigoterapie fokus en die psigiater na die mediese versorging kyk. ’n Pasiënt kan ook in ’n kliniek opgeneem word. Dit is ook belangrik dat die pasiënt ’n goeie gebalanseerde dieet volg. ’n Dokter kan toets watter natuurlike aanvullings jy kort en dan vitamiene en multiminerale aanvullings aanbeveel. ’n Pasiënt met depressie is gewoonlik nie lus vir oefening of sport nie. Doen egter gereeld oefeninge en pas jou liggaam op. Gaan stap, draf, gaan gimnasium toe, doen joga, aërobiese oefeninge, raketsportsoorte, dans of ry fiets en gaan swem. Kom aan die beweeg. Met ’n gesonde en sterk liggaam is jy meer in staat om die aanslag van depressie te hanteer.

Skakel in by ’n groep wat jou kan ondersteun. Dit kan jou familie of gesin of vriende wees. Of vorm ’n ondersteuningsgroep met ander wat ook depressie ervaar. Dan kan julle mekaar bel, kaartjies stuur, bemoedig, inligting sirkuleer en byeenkomste reël. Hier in die Kaap het ons die angs- en depressie-ondersteuningsgroep en hulle adverteer gereeld hul byeenkomste in die TygerBurger.

Depressie kan ontstaan as gevolg van finansies. Sorg dat jou finansies in orde is. Goeie slaap is belangrik. Neem ’n lekker warm bad, luister na musiek en wees rustig in die halfuur voor slapenstyd.

Met depressie sien ’n mens gewoonlik alles as swartgallig. Leer egter om weer dankbaar te wees vir alles rondom jou. Wees dankbaar vir die klein dingetjies.

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Daar is veel meer oor hierdie onderwerp te sê, maar ek vertrou dat hierdie paar gedagtes en wenke reeds vir jou sal help in die stryd teen depressie. Die donker mure van depressie kan afgebreek word. Daar is hoop.

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Learners told to follow their dreams Popular actress and TV host Kim Cloete will deliver the fourth Rachel’s Angels Annual Lecture on Friday 26 September at Eben Dönges High School, in Kraaifontein.

The lecture is an integral part of the Rachel’s Angels two-year mentorship programme enhancing excellence in education in the Western Cape.

“The programme partners grade 11 and 12 learners from previously disadvantaged schools with senior students from Stellenbosch University,” explains organisation spokesperson Spurgeon-Haddon Wilson.

Cloete, a born and bred Capetonian, completed her schooling at Arcadia Senior Secondary school in Bonteheuwel and received a full scholarship for accounting at UCT. However, she headed for Johannesburg to follow her pas-

sion in the TV, film and drama industry. Kim had her big break in 2001 when she landed her first presenting job for e.tv’s Craz-e after only two months in Johannesburg.

Kim’s lecture to learners on 26 September sees her joining the ranks of former Planning Minister Trevor Manuel (2012) and Joanne Strauss-Held (2013).

“She will address the audience on the topic “Three intentional decisions that changed my life – living my dream”, illustrating to the learners that everyone is capable of realizing their dream,” he says.

The Rachel’s Angels empowerment trust was founded in 2007 by Media24 to create a culture of excellence in high schools across the Western Cape.

Currently, 20 schools and 140 learners from the Cape Flats and rural towns are involved.

Graduate record for UWC The University of the Western Cape (UWC) has produced a record number of graduates during their spring graduation ceremony.

A total of 745 graduates were capped, including 37 Doctoral Degrees, 133 Master’s Degrees, 141 Honours Degrees, 281 Undergraduate Degrees, 95 Diplomas and 58 Certificates – from 17 to 19 September.

The figures were supplied by university spokesperson Aidan van den Heever. This was also the last time Prof Brian O’Connell, Rector and Vice-Chancellor, conferring degrees on the

students, he said.

“After 13 years of serving UWC as Rector and Vice-Chancellor, this will be the last time that Professor Brian O’Connell will confer degrees on UWC students.

“This year’s overall total is far and away the largest UWC has ever had, especially for the post-graduates.

“This graduation season will see the UWC’s very first doctoral degree in Industrial Psychology being awarded to Marieta du Plessis by the Department of Industrial Psychology,” said van den Heever.

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In the middle and front rows are the winners of last year’s 25th SAMRO Hubert van der Spuy National Music Competi­ tion for children under 13 years.

At the back are the judges, together with representatives of SAMRO and the organisers.

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ore than 60 fledgling instrumentalists from across the country are putting the final touches to their repertoires for a prestigious national competition.

The fourth SA Music Rights Organisation (Samro) Hubert van der Spuy National Music Competition takes place at the Hugo Lambrechts Auditorium in Parow from Monday 29 September to Friday 3 October under the auspices of the SA Society of Music Teachers (SASMT).

The 65 candidates, two of whom are from Namibia, were selected after national auditions in June and compete over four rounds in four categories: piano, strings, woodwind and brass instruments, and other instruments (percussion, recorder, classical guitar and harp).

Medals, prize money totalling more than R80 000 and other prizes are at stake.

For the first time in the 26-year history of the competition South African works are

compulsory.“We would love to see more South African works being performed on all platforms,” said André le Roux from Samro.

New works Samro remains one of a few organisations commissioning new South African works, including the Samro Scores for Young Players Series.

“As we celebrate our performers, so too should we celebrate those who create uniquely South African music,” Le Roux says.

SASMT Tygerberg branch chair Hilda Boonzaaier said the competition offers participants the chance to distinguish themselves within the ambit of their own sections, and facilitates interaction between music lovers from different communities.

The plum opening night performance will be by last year’s winner, Arjen van Renssen on cello.

He is a former student of acclaimed cellist Anzél Gerber, the first winner in 1989 and

now a lecturer at Stellenbosch.

Local contestants this year include Monique McCarthy (11), from Van Riebeeckshof on piano, Liam Slabbert (11) from Durbanville on bassoon, Alyssa Arendse (12) from Rosendal on violin, Roshnay Brits (14) from Kalksteenfontein on alto saxophone, Keon Muller (10) from Sunningdale on clarinet, Elle Fan (13) from Table View on violin, Natanja Uys (12) from Plattekloof on violin and Zoë Parks (12) from Brackenfell on flute.

Also competing are Josh Southgate (12) from Kuilsriver on flute, Peter Kastoor (13) from Kraaifontein on piano, Ying-Shan Tseng from Panorama on piano, Estee Adams (13) from Parow on violin, Rebecca Meder (12) from Edgemead on violin, Jacqueline Choi (12) from Durbanville on piano, Gabriela Lacovau (12) from Durbanville on piano, Laura Bailie (13) from Bellville on piano, Caro Hill (12) from Durbanville on violin and Connor Southgate (8) from Kuils River on violin.

Grassroots rugby gets skills boost The South African Rugby Union (SARU) and the Tag Rugby Association are preparing to host another leg of their successful grassroots development programme in Cape Town this week, in the lead-up to the test match on Saturday.

Ten local schools have been invited to take part in the clinic tomorrow (25 September) at Villagers Rugby Club, Brookside Office Park, Lansdowne from 14:00 to 16:30. These schools were selected in consultation with the Western Province Rugby Union.

The under-nine learners will be coached by skilled Tag Rugby coaches while being taught ball skills, team work and playing in mixed teams.

Each school will receive “Tag in a Bag” equipment to enable them to play the game at their schools, courtesy of SARU. The schools that have been selected to take part are: Sunnyside Primary School (Athlone), Belthorn Primary School (Athlone). Clarke Primary School (Elsies River), Matroos Primary School (Elsies River), Sobambhisana Primary School (Khayelitsha), Ntwasahlobo Primary School (Khayelitsha), Liwa Primary School (Nyanga), St Marys Primary School (Nyanga), Hillside Primary School (Mitchells Plain) and Mitchells Plain Primary School (Mitchells Plain).

The top two schools will have the honour of playing in the Tag Rugby final at DHL Newlands on Saturday during half time.

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Child’s play at shopping centre’s expo Whether you’re a mom-to-be, old hand with a string of children or even a grandmother, be sure not to miss Tyger Valley Centre’s Baby & Toddler Expo from 2 – 5 October, which will make raising your little one easy as ABC. Various famous baby and toddler brands will be on display throughout the centre, showcasing the very best in products and services and helping you to prepare as you enter this exciting new stage of your life.

Whether you are planning a kiddies party, in need of expert advice or simply want to show your child off to the world by means of our photo competition, ensure that you visit Tyger Valley Centre.

The photo competition takes place Thurs-

day to Saturday during September from 10:00 – 16:00 in the Upper level Edgars Court with the following age categories: 0 – 1 years, 1 - 2 years and 2 – 4 years. Entry is R30. Three prizes per category are up for grabs.

Don’t forget to visit the arena for some funtastic entertainment. While Nadine Blom takes to the stage, your little one can enjoy a puppet show, fashion shows by Sticky Fudge, kiddies sing and dance productions, a jumping castle, train rides, candy floss and much more!

Entertainment kicks off at 11:00 and entry is free of charge – all proceeds raised will be in aid of MES (Mould Empower Service).

V For more information, please visit www.tygerval­ ley.co.za or join our Facebook fan page.

Hope Hike to help beat the stigma of depression The Hope Hike initiative is presented on Sunday 12 October at D’Aria in the Durbanville winelands to mark Health Awareness month in October.

All funds go to the Ithemba Foundation which promotes research into depression.

Ithemba Foundation was established by author and journalist Prof Lizette Rabe in 2012 after the tragic death of one of her sons as a result of depression.

Rabe, who is a mental health advocate, said the staggering economic cost of depression can be calculated, but not the indescribable suffering caused by depression and related mental illnesses.

She says because society still stigmatises mental disease, instead of acknowledging it as biological, suffering not only continues, but escalates.

“It is important to understand being depressed is not about just ‘feeling down’ and it will not disappear by ‘just pulling yourself

together’. It is a medical condition with biological causes, and as with other illnesses, it requires medical treatment,” Rabe says.

Participants can choose between a 3 km, 5 km or 10 km route through the beautiful vineyards.

Entries cost R30 (3 km), R50 (5 km) or R75 (10 km). Children under twelve enter free but parental supervision is required at all times.

Pack a picnic for afterwards or buy snacks from the food stalls.

Or, wear the colour sky-blue to symbolise hope on 10 October, which is World Mental Health Day, or order a beaded awareness ribbon from ithembafoundation@mweb.co.za.

V To register, go to www.iqela­events.co.za and click on the Hope Hike logo to secure your place as entries are limited.

V Visit www.letstalkmental.co.za/ for information on depression and anxiety.

Reading rules: Elswood Primary in Leondale is very proud of these learners that did

them proud in the “Woorde Open Werelde” spelling competition that was held in Stellen­ bosch. Out of a group of 42 learners from the school 37 made it into the next round and the best performers all received medals for their efforts. That group is seen here with their teacher and facilitator Arlene Scrimgeour who helped them prepare for the competiti­ on. Front from left, Donito van Rooi, Revaldo van Niekerk, Aleshia Salie, Roger Skippers, Denuchia Williams, Levica Adams, Nicolene Pula and Jane Albertus. Back from left is, Nathan Stroom, Leechay Philander, Michelle Lewak, Donna de Leeuw, Deslynn Wanza and Lynn­Lee Abrahams.

PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Talent on show at shopping centre CapeGate Shopping Centre joins forces with SABC 3 breakfast show Expresso and the South African Skills & Scholarship Awards (SA-SSAF) to showcase the best up-and-coming talent while supporting less fortunate schools in the northern suburbs.

The talent showcase day will take place on Saturday 27 September at the CapeGate centre court from 10:00 onwards, where shoppers will be entertained by the best talent from local schools, as well as Strictly Come Dancing stars Lindsey Muckle and Ashish Gangapersad, Pasella presenter Dieter Voigt and young starts the Ranch twins.

The day’s activities will be MC’d by the charismatic Graeme Richards from SABC

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CapeGate has already raised over 300 kg of stationery for neighbouring schools and urge the public to help them reach half a ton!

Simply drop off any stationery donations in the collection box situated in the food court, or drop it off at CapeGate centre management.

CapeGate is sponsoring 50 kg of stationery for each of the following schools: Wallacedene Secondary, Westbank Secondary, Scottsdene Secondary, Tuscany Glen High and Chere Botha special school.

V Visit www.capegatecentre.co.za for more informa­ tion.

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NB: Transport provided to successfull candidates.

Please contact Chloe 076 216 0902 or forward CV to recruitment@ core-marketing.co.za .

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5 ,& 4 , HOTELS, BIG SUPERMARKETS & BIG COMPANIES URGENTLY NEEDS *20 Receptionists/Office Admin staff *30 Cashiers *20 Barmen *30 Waitrons *20 Porters *10 Data Capturers *10 Cruize ship staff * 8 Flight attendents/Cabin crew *50 Cleaners/Housekeepers Visit us at 118 St. George's Mall, 2nd Floor, Cape Town, or CALL 021 424 5949/ 021 426 7615/ 073 219 8380

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BLOKMAN, BAKKERS, KASSIERE EN ALGEMENE WERKERS benodig vir Supermark in Brackenfell.

Afrikaans en Engels magtig en kontakbare verwysings is ‘n vereiste.

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10 data capturers, 15 waitrons, 10 bartenders 20 Call centres, 5 Bank tellers, 15 Cruise ship attendants, 15 flight attendants, 10 Receptionists, 50 General workers, 50 Pickers / Packers.

20 Housekeeper / Cleaners, 15 Cashiers, 15 Porters.

15 kitchen Staff. No Experience required 17 Heerengracht Street, Pier House, 6th Floor, Next to Park Inn Hotel Cape Town Call: 021 828 2416 / 081 8277 046 /079 485 5896

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CNC Turning and Milling Setters/Operators.

All applicants will be tested.

Please fax 2page cv to 021 905 0054

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Contact Andre

Cell 071 588 2172 Whatsapp 071 588 2172

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TILING • PAVING • VIBACRETE • BUILT-INCUPBOARDS • VIBACRETE STRUCTURES •WENDY HOUSES

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If you are READY to sell your house in these areas and other areas, call NOW! KUILSRIVER BELLVILLE MONTANA BELHAR BLACKHEATH ELSIES RIVER BONTEHEUWEL Gary 081 431 5939 Melissa 072 057 5753 www.iconipgroup.co.za

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Contact us at: 021 933 0124 (Mr. Kous) or e-mail a two (2) Page CV to: supremescur@mweb.co.za

Belhar - R420 000: 4 bedroom. Kitchen with BIC. Lounge. Bathroom & TV Room. Secured with b.bars and security gates.

Bishop Lavis - R595 000: 3 Bedrs(BIC). Kitch.

Lnge. Full Mod. Bathr. Diningr. Entertainment Area. 2 bedr. granny flat. Kitchen. Bathr & Gar. Bonteheuwel -R350 000: 3 Beds. Kitchen & Lounge. Bathr. Sec. with b.bars & security gates.

Bonteheuwel -R395 000: 3 Beds. Kitchen with BIC. Tiled lounge. Full bathr. Carport with parking for 2 Cars. Sec. with b.bars and security gates.

Elsies River, Connaught Estate – R395 000 3 Bedrooms. Kitchen with BIC. Lounge. 2 Bathrooms. Entertainment Area.

I Have qualified buyers for your properties in – Belhar, Bishop Lavis, Bonteheuwel & Elsies River and All Surrounding Areas.

FREE VALUATIONS View properties at www.abdusprop.co.za Contact NATALIE on 0722974377 or 0219319265 (office hours 9am – 5pm)

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Tydelike hulpwerkers benodig vir winkel. Skakel asb vir Leila by 021 838 2116 of 072 181 523

•PSIRA registered: Minimum C Grade •Valid South African ID •Drivers Licence Needed •Previous Work Experience as an Inspector will be advantageous •Certified Copies of documents must be presented.

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Courses offered. Security training, receptionist, computer, fire arm training, welding, ARC, CO2, TIG. Contact 021 828 2685 073 422 5271

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SPRING PROMOTION Advanced Home Care; Child Care; Ancilliary Home Nursing Courses. HWseta accredited.

Call 021 838 2728 (Bellville)

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AVON-AGENTE BENODIG Elsies, Delft, Bellville, Belhar & Bishop Lavis. Kommissie + gratis geskenke. Sms naam en adres na 0834050511 of 0743698091

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BELHAR/SELF-HELP R550 000 Spacious Double storey 4 bedroom house with 2 bathrooms.

Situated close to day hospital semi fitted kitchen.

Large lounge single garage plus, plus For viewing please call Theresa at 021 951 5929 Cell 082 077 3270

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Elsies River - R395 000

3 bedroom duplex loads of potential.

Roosendal Delft - R380 000

Stunning! Modern brand new 4 bedroom house, fully enclosed, tiled bathroom.

Bontihewel - R360 000

Neat 3 bedroom with bic, kitchen fitted, tiled bathroom enclosed We are looking for houses to sell in Belhar, Delft, Elsies River, Bishop Lavis and Eersteriver. We offer great service and will sell your house at the best market related price!

THERESA‘S PROPERTIES

SHIREEN 079 077 7665 RIEDEWAAN 073 399 2082

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Dennemere – R 500 000: 3 bedrooms, lounge, fitted kitchen, bathr., secure parking for 8 cars Tuscany Glen – All offers over R 650 000 will be considered 3 bedrooms, fully fitted kitchen, lounge overlooks swimming pool & entertainment area, family bathr. and a 2 bedr. granny flat.

Matroosfontein - R 475 000 neg: 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.

Matroosfontein – R 599 000: 2 beds, lounge, kitchen, bathroom & 2 bedroom granny flat with kitchen, bathroom, lounge.

Vredelust / Kuilsriver – R 845 000: Brand new 3 bedroom house, fam. bathr. & en-suite, f/f kitchen, lounge, double garage.

Matroosfontein - R 490 000: 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, family bathroom, fully enclosed, undercover parking.

Vahalla Park – R 240 000 neg: 3 bedrooms, lounge, burglar bars, fully enclosed - Maisonette.

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www. kingswaycollege.co.za info@kingswaycollege.co.za #Project Management # Electrical Engineering # Civil Engineering # Mechanical Engineering # Tourism # Public Management # Marketing Management # Human Resource # Business Management # Public Relations #English & Xhosa # Police & Traffic #Wholesale Trade # Information Tech (IT) # Bookkeeping # Economics & Accounting # Office Administration # Aviation courses # Vocational Courses #Retail Trade #Pastel Accounting # Flight attendant #Nursing # Database # System Support # Cert. Port E. Learning # MATRIC - RE-WRITE SHORT & LONG COURSES 17 Heerengracht Str. Pier House, 6th floor, Next to Park Inn Hotel Cape Town.

Tel: 021 421 9170 / 021 481 4287 / 021 828 2416 Fax: 021 418 7909

Thando 076 528 0495 Alain 078 133 6933 Melissa 072 057 5753 Gary 081 431 5939 www.iconipgroup.co.za .

BELHAR - R435 000

2 properties on one erf each properties consists of 2 beds, lounge bathr. and the one house with a f.kitch, ideal for those who have more than one wife!!!!

CHARLESVILLE (Urgent sale) R700 000 Fully enclosed 3 beds, lounge, bath and toilet, large fitted kitchen, garage.

BELHAR / Pentech R500 000

3 beds, 2 baths, fully fitted, lounge with fire place.

BELHAR CHESTNUT WAY R680000

Fully encl, single garage , 3 beds, fitted kitchen, lounge and diningroom. Not to be missed.

BELHAR - R399 000 3 beds, lounge, kitchen, plus granny flat with two bedrooms kitchen and shower.

DELFT / THE HAGUE - R220 000 2 beds, single garage on large plot.

RENTAL: Belhar- R5 000

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Elsiesriver/Eureka Estate – R320 000: 3 beds, lnge, bathr, diningr, kitchen, fully encl., needs TLC Dennemere/Blue Downs – R475 000: 3 beds, lounge, o.plan kitchen, fam. bathr, undercover parking for 2 cars, burglar bars, security gates Belhar/Ext 13 – R280 000: 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, secure parking Bonteheuwel – R320 000: 2 beds. maisonette, fitted kitchen, bathroom, fully enclosed, carport Fountain Village – R380 000 3 bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, fitted kitchen, u/c paring, alarm system The Hague/Delft – R 265 000 Renovated 2 bedroom house, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, undercover parking, burglar bars Bellville South –R450 000 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, granny flat.

Voorbrug/ Delft- R320 000

3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, enclosed plot.

Sharon: 083 317 3794 (O) 021 953 1480 SP PROPERTIES

Thando 076 528 0495 Alain 078 133 6933 Melissa 072 057 5753 Gary 081 431 5939 www.iconipgroup.co.za

WESBANK– R98 000: 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.

WESBANK – R 100 000: Neat 1 bedroom, lounge, bathrm, kitchen.

WESBANK - R 180 000: Spacious 2 bedr., bathr., lounge, kitchen.

FOUNTAIN VILLAGE - R 337 000: Renovated 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, under cover parking, burglar bars AVALON PARK - R 480 000: Spacious 3 bedrooms with en-suite, fitted kitchen, bathr., laminated flooring, lounge.

FACTRETON - R 595 000: 3 bedr., family bathroom, lounge & 2 bedroom granny flat.

KHAYELITSHA – R 380 000: 3 bedrooms, bathroom & en-suite, kitchen, lounge, fully enclosed HAMILTON ESTATE – R 410 000: 2 bedrooms, lnge, kitchen, bathr., fully enclosed.

Alain 078 133 6933 Thando 076 528 0495

Melissa 072 057 5753 Gary 081 431 5939 www.iconipgroup.co.za

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YOLAM PROPERTIES BELHAR (Face brick double storey) R475 000 - 3 Beds, toilet/shower upstairs, fitted kitchen, lounge + TV-room, corber bath/toilet downstairs, tiles, b/bars, s/gates, carport, enclosed.

DELFT (ROOSENDAL)- R325 000 2 Beds, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet, geyser, b/bars, s/gates, big tarred plot, f/enclosed.

BONTEHEUWEL- R290 000 1 Bed + b.i.c's, lounge, fitted kitchen, geyser, incomplete entertainment area, tiles, 2 bed wendyhouse, carport x 3 cars, enclosed.

URGENTLY LOOKING FOR HOUSES TO SELL IN: Belhar, Bellville South, Glenhaven, Labiance, Sherley Park, Ravnesmead, Parow & Delft

DUANE 073 159 3432 or STEPHANIE 072 977 9972 or OFFICE 021 951 2290

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RACING: KILLARNEY A BATTLEGROUND FOR TOP SPOTS

Hot shot fights for crown ADRIAN PHEIFFER

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orthern suburbs superstar Johan Fourie is set to smoke Killarney on Saturday as he takes on the rest of South Africa in his bid to be 2014 national Bridgestone Production Car champion.

Although he leads the title chase and will have a home circuit advantage, the BMW 335i driver admits things have not gone all his own way this season. There is the double threat posed by the second and third placed all-wheel-drive Audi S4’s of former champion Michael Stephen and the young Gennaro Bonafede who have ganged up on him this season and are only a few points in arrears.

Behind them, the T class is a race within a race as Graeme Nathan (VW Golf GTi), Gary Formato (Ford Focus ST) and Michael van Rooyen (Chev Cruze), battle for the overall lead.

There is also growing interest in the Engen Volkswagen Cup events where the 15 year old Sheldon van der Linde moved into a narrow overall championship lead at the end of the sixth round at Zwartkops, last

month. Although still in grade 9 and not yet old enough to drive on public roads, the Gauteng youngster has shown tremendous maturity in this hard fought series and questions are being asked about his possible future in the international arena.

However, he has to deal with hotshots like Jano van der Westhuizen, John Craig Jnr, Jon Aberdien, Jurie Swart and lady driver Andrea Bate. It won’t be easy.

On the flipside, SA Sports and GT V8’s will bring back memories of great races of the past as drivers like reigning champion Big Ben Morgenrood (Indy Oil Ford Mustang), Terry Wilford (Hot Wheels Ford Mustang), Franco di Matteo and Mackie Adlam (Adlam Auto Jaguar V8), rev on the grid.

There are also national single seater racing car events for Midas Formula VW 2.litre and Formula 1600, as well as Power Series participation by the Midas Clubman category and Mike Hopkins Powersports, Clubman and Classic motorcycles. Final practice and qualifying takes place from 08:00 in the morning, with the first of the 14 races on the programme due off at 11:05.

SA Production Car Championship leader Johan Fourie is seen here in his BMW 335i during an earlier round of the series.

T’berg-spanne in eindstryd SAREL BURGER

Angelo Bobbits of Belhar RFC attempts to hand­off Janno van Zyl of Hamiltons RFC during a WP club rugby Super League A Top 6 match at City Park on Saturday. Hammies slumped to a 32­29 defeat.

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Twee rugbyspanne van die Tygerbergstreek sal aanstaande maand sake uitspook om die Presidentbeker in die topafdeling van die WP se Superliga.

Dit is die geval nadat Belhar die afgelope naweek op City Park in die halfeindronde van die uitklopkompetisie verras het met sy oorwinning oor die gunsteling, Hamiltons, terwyl Durbanville-Bellville in die ander halfeindstryd vir Valsbaai uitgeskakel het.

In albei gevalle het die Tygerbergse spanne wraak geneem vir die nederlae wat hulle vroeër in die seisoen in Superligawedstryde teen die betrokke teenstanders op die lyf geloop het.

Veral Belhar se sege het baie onverwags opgeduik, maar bygesê, dit was ampertjies of die Accordeon Park-span het dit nie deurgetrek nie.

Dit het ’n drie in die doodsnikke van die wedstryd geverg om met ’n telling van 32-29 sy plek in die eindstryd te bespreek.

Belhar was wel bobaas in die eerste helfte, maar het met ’n kwaai terugvegpoging van

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Hamiltons het in der waarheid ook vyf keer agter Belhar se doellyn gaan draai teenoor die Bellvilliete se vier drieë, maar Belhar se goeie stelskopwerk het die knoop deurgehak.

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Milnerton sal in die eindstryd van die Superliga se B-afdeling teen Villager te staan kom.

Laasgenoemde het met ’n naelskraapse oorwinning van 18-17 vir Brackenfell in die halfeindronde uitgeskakel, terwyl Milnerton se halfeindstryd teen Sir Lowrians met 20-20 gelykop geëindig het. Milnerton het egter, ten einde ’n wenner te bepaal, die daaropvolgende skopstryd na die pale gewen.

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