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To address the challenges associatedwith crime upfront, an amount ofR200 000 has been set aside by local

ward councillor of Ward 25 for the installa-tion of CCTV cameras.

Ward councillor Beverley van Reenensays crime and gangsterism are serious is-sues which affect everyone – not only thoseliving in Ward 25, but also those people trav-elling through the area which includes theCape Town International airport.

“These CCTV cameras would then be

linked up with the City of Cape Town’sTransport for Cape Town operation centrein Goodwood from where everything couldbe monitored and from where armed re-sponse could be dispatched quicker and fast-er,” she says.

A very important feature that comes withthe CCTV cameras, is the number plate rec-ognition feature which will ease the task ofthe police and law enforcers.

“In order to fast-track these processes, Ihad several meetings with the City MetroPolice and the safety and security depart-ments in order to agree to the location ofthese CCTV cameras,” she says.

Van Reenen says the location of the camer-as has been moved along Francie Van ZijlDrive from the original spot.

“The reason for the installation at theselocations is because there is undergroundinfrastructure,” she says.

At one point they experienced some hic-cups and delays with regards to the way-leaves application, but Van Reenen is gladto report that the wayleaves have since beenobtained and all outstanding matters havebeen resolved.

“I have since received promising newsfrom the contractors who indicated thatthey will, within the next two weeks, be on

site and the work will therefore begin in ear-nest,” she says.

She is, however, mindful that crime willnot disappear immediately, but hopes thatwith the little money at their disposal, theinstallation of the CCTV cameras will be-come a reality and their response time willimprove so that criminals can be identified,apprehended and the area made a little safer.

“However with the assistance of all role-players in the area and the commitment ofthe City as a safe and caring City, I am veryoptimistic that together we could make a dif-ference to combat crime within the area,”Van Reenen concludes.

The launch of a “touch andfeel” garden at the AthloneSchool for the Blind – theBotanical Society of SouthAfrica officially launched thesensory garden madepossible through contributions from MySchool, RotaryClub of Kirstenbosch andthe Redhatters Bridge Club.It is the first step in whatthe Botanical Society hopeswill become a multifunctional garden – a placewhere the children can playfreely, enjoy the tranquillityof nature and have picnicswith their friends, familyand school staff. Picturedhere is Zoe Mjoli (in frontwith the multicoloured sunhat) with Likuwe Mgwebuand Yamkela Malgas(standing), learners atAthlone School for theBlind, exploring their garden.

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Elsies River Police have a new stationcommander who is determined to ad-dress and find solutions to the crime

and gang related issues in the community.Brigadier Zingisa Althea Manci was pro-moted to station commander after being inan acting position for the last two years.Manci believes building a trusting part-nership with the community will help tocombat crime in the region.“We have a major problem with trust inthe community and through our awarenesscampaigns we hope to restore this trustpartnership to ensurewe canwork togetherto push crime out of the area,” she says.Through several marches organised bythe police, the Community Police Forum aswell as neighbourhood watches and othercommunity organisations, police have re-ceived valuable information from the com-munity which resulted in several success-ful arrests.“We must include the community in ourawareness programmes to ensure they feelpart of us and that it is not us against themor them against us,” she says.Manci says some of the crime issues inthe community include drugs and gangster-ism as well as domestic violence.These are issues high on her priority listwhich she intends to tackle every day to en-sure the community is safe and people livein an environment where they feel free towalk the streets without fear of becomingthe next victim of a crime.“We intend to host more social crime pre-vention campaigns in schoolswherewewillencourage learners to get involved in posi-tive activities and not be lured into gang-sterism,” she says.She believes that starting in schools willhelp build a better society as children oftenget lured into gangs in the community withpromises of earning money and receivingvaluable goods.“These children do not realise the impactthey have on their families, fellow class-

mates and their own lives. Here we havegenerations of families involved in gang-sterismand itmakes it difficult to tackle theissue, but we will not back down until wehave a breakthrough in stopping this surgeof gangsterism and crime in the communi-ty,” Manci says.She further explains that robberies are al-so a major issue and many of the cases re-ported occur in the early hours of themorn-ing and late in the evening when people aregoing to work and returning home.In this case police have increased theirpatrol hours and now monitor the hot-spotareas where these robberies occur.“Whenweare visiblewedeter these crim-inal activities and reduce the crime rate inthe area as we often see these petty thievesmove on to get involved in more dangerouscrimes,” she says.Manci urged residents to take a stand, tospeakupand to come forwardwith informa-tion if they want to see change in the com-munity and help to reduce the crime levels.

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Brigadier Zingisa Althea Manci, stationcommander of Elsies River Police Station.

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An unarmed response security officer of Se-curepro on patrol at Spar inDelft South cameunder attack when he responded to a call-outand an attempt was made to rob him.The incident occurred on Thursday 11 Feb-ruary at about 20:25 in Sandelhout Streetnear Unbuntu Hair Salon.According to the investigating officer, De-tective Constable Glenville Witbooi, the at-tackers must have been under the impres-sion that he was in possession of a firearm,but he was unarmed.Captain Joe Wilson, spokesperson of theDelft Police Station, says the suspects shotthe unarmed guard in the right shoulder andthen fled the scene empty handed. “The secu-rity officer was rushed to a nearby hospitalin a serious condition,” Wilson says.Police are investigating a charge of at-tempted murder and anyone with informa-tion is requested to contact Witbooi on021 954 9000.

. Meanwhile a man was shot and killed,one was injured and two others escaped inju-ry after they came under attack whilst sleep-ing. The incident occurred on 12 February atabout 02:10 in Mango Street in Delft South.Wilson says four men were asleep in theirWendy house when they were attacked. “Inthe aftermath of the shooting it was discov-ered that 18-year-old Bevan Malaga suffereda gunshotwound to his stomach and right leg

and he died on the scene.”Another victim, 21-year-old Gasant Abra-hams, suffered a gunshot wound to his head,just above the right eye, and the bullet waslodged in his skull. The two other victimsaged 23 and 25 escapedwith injuries andweretaken to a nearby hospital along with Gasantwhere they received medical attention.Police are investigating a charge ofmurderand three charges of attempted murder.Wilson says themotive for the attack is notclear, but police are investigating the possi-bility that it might be gang-related. Anyonewith information is requested to contactCon-stable Witbooi.

. In a separate incident police arrestedfour suspects between the ages of 25 and 30for the illegal possession of firearms and am-munition.The arrests were made during OperationLockdown last week when the suspects werestopped and their vehicle was searched.“They are known to the police as being as-sociated with drugs,” Wilson says.During the search of the vehicle policedidn’t find any drugs, but uncovered amodel75 pistol with one magazine and 15 rounds.Colonel Luyanda Damoyi, the acting sta-tion commander for the Delft precinct,praised the officers and said the proliferationand eradication of illegal firearms will re-main one of the main priorities of police.

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Die rolprent Vaselinetjie volg die groot-wordjare van Vaselinetjie (Helena) Bosmanwat in ’n weeshuis beland omdat sy wit is,maardeurbruin grootouers grootgemaak is.

Daar moet sy haar naïewe self verloor omhaar eie oorlewing te verseker. Dis wanneerVaselinetjie verlief raak op Texan Kirby, ’nkinderhuisseun, dat een haar uitdaging aan-gespreek word: die waarheid oor haar her-koms. Die filmspan spring eersdaags wegmet ’n nasionale soektog na die hoofakteursom die karakters te vertolk. Hulle nooi mei-sies tussen die ouderdomvan sewe en 22 jaarna die oudisies, asook seuns tussen die ou-derdom van 10 en 13 jaar en 16 tot 22 jaar –wat lig van gelaat is en donker hare het.V Stuur ’n epos aan [email protected].

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Learners at Athlone School for theBlind can now engage with naturethrough touch and smell instead of

sight after the Botanical Society of SouthAfrica officially launched the sensory gar-den they created at the school for learnersfrom the Zisukanya Early Childhood De-velopment Centre.

This was made possible by contribu-tions from MySchool, Rotary Club of Kir-stenbosch and theRedhattersBridgeClub.

The executive director from the Botani-cal Society, Zaitoon Rabaney, says this ini-tiative is one which has an ongoing effect.

As the garden grows and develops theschool aims to involve the learners inmaintaining the gardenat each stage, suchas supplying the kids with watering cans

and spades to maintain it, creating a senseof awareness and responsibility, so it be-comes a space that they don’t just visit, butnurture and develop. “This project speaksto one of the 16 targets set out in South Af-rica’s Strategy for Plant Conservation,which emphasises the importance of plantdiversity, and the need for its conserva-tion incorporated into communication, ed-ucation and public awareness pro-grammes,” Rabaney says.

The sensory garden will promote educa-tional opportunities andexposure tobiodi-versity – not only for the ECD learners, butall learners atAthloneSchool for theBlindand their staff and families.

Pieter Twine, MySchool’s general man-ager, says it has been great to support this

project and playing a part in creating aspace for special needs learners.

“The garden allows for students to ex-press their sensory and learning capabili-ties with a hands-on approach, while pro-moting the educationofhealthyeatingandan environmental awareness in additionto donating funds towards the garden.”

MySchool also donated two benchesmade out of recycled material to be placedin the garden for teachers and learners toenjoy outdoor lessons and during break.

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As jy nog nie die pantomime, Liewe Heksie:Flower Power, gekyk het nie of dalk weerwil kyk omdat dit eenvoudig fantastiesevermaak is, is dit nou jou kans! Dit wordin Maart as deel van die Woordfees op Stel-lenbosch opgevoer en dit beloof om jou met’n glimlag te laat wat van oor tot oor strek.

Toe dit verlede jaar vir die eerste keer opdie planke gebring is, is die akteurs elkeaand met ’n staande ovasie toegejuig.

Lof het uit alle oorde ingestroom, ook vanmede-akteurs en kunstenaars. Die produk-sie is ook vir vier Fiësta-toekennings be-noem. “Liewe Heksie: Flower Power wasamazing! Dis soos om na ’n produksie inLonden te kyk in die West End, maar inAfrikaans!

“Die show het die kind binne my, diegrootmens buite my en die performer in my,alles bymekaar gebring. Ek het lanklaas sohappy by ’n show uitgestap! Tien uit tien,”het die sanger Jak de Priester gesê.

Die aktrise en komediant Marion Holmhet die volgende kwytgeraak: “Ek het sóólekker gelag enmyself sóó geniet dat ek van-oggend sommer in ’n spesiale goeie buiwak-ker geword het. Baie geluk en mag julle volhuise kry!”

Volgens Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck, watdie rol van Liewe Heksie vertolk, was diepubliek se terugvoer ’n riem onder die hart.

“Party mense het weer en weer terugge-kom. ’nMens sien elkekeer iets anders raaken lag opnuut vir die slim teks en lawwe ka-rakters. Dis regtig vir jonk én oud. Familie-teater op sy beste. Daar is min teaterstylewat kinders én volwassenes spontaan ver-maak soos ’n pantomime.”

Die geselskap van Liewe Heksie: FlowerPower is Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck (aliasDowwe Dolla) in die titelrol; Chris van Nie-kerk – mees onlangs in die kykNET-pro-gram Vlug na Egipte en Die Boekklub – asKarel Kat; Loukmaan Adams – saam met sybroerEmoAdams sing en dans hulle die wê-reld aan die brand in produksies soos Bro-ther Love enMyBroertjie my Bra – as Geral-

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Several people were arrested during Opera-tion Lockdown last week in Delft where in-dividuals suspected of distributing drugswere the target.Captain Joe Wilson, spokesperson of the

Delft police station says between 05:00 and13:00 on Tuesday 9 February, Delft police,Railway police and the Crime Intelligenceunit conducted the operation.According to the acting station command-

er for Delft, Colonel Luyanda Damoyi, theoperation was successful and 25 houseswere searched, leading to nine arrests.“The suspects, aged between 21 and 34,

were arrested mostly for drug possession,while one was found in possession of sus-pected stolen property,” Wilson says.Meanwhile Colonel Damoyi praised his

staff for the arrest of 152 suspects for the pe-riod fromMonday 8 February toMonday 15February.According to Damoyi the arrests ranged

for various charges including murder, at-tempted murder, assault, robbery, house-breaking, outstanding warrants of arrest,stolenmotor vehicle and various drug char-ges.The ages of the suspects range from 17 to

56 years.Beside the arrests they also seized five

parcels and 90 stops of dagga, 20 mandraxtablets, 20 sachets of tik, 12 knives, 46 bottlesof liquor, one flat-screen TV and a CZ 75 pis-tol with a magazine and fifteen rounds aswell as a Parabellumpistol with amagazineand six rounds.

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Elsies River police arrested two sus-pects linked to a theft that occurred atbusiness premises in Epping 2.

This comes after police received a callfrom a business in Bofors Circle on Sunday14 at about 22:15.When they arrived they found a number

plate of a vehicle involved in the theft.Sergeant Esmarelda Pheiffer, spokesper-

son for theElsiesRiver police, says after fol-lowing up this information it led the policeto the arrest of two suspects and the recov-ery of the stolen goods (boxes of wine) to anestimated value of R80 000.Both the suspects – two men aged 23 and

24 – appeared in theGoodwoodMagistrate’sCourt on Tuesday 16 February.Meanwhile on Sunday evening between

21:00 and 23:00 the crime prevention unit ofthe Elsies River police also confiscated an-other two firearmsand live ammunitionaft-er several shootings occurred over theweekend. One of the firearms confiscated

was found in the possession of a 26-year-oldwoman.Pheiffer sayspolice continue to call on the

public not to help criminals hide firearmsor any illegal items.“Such actions make you guilty as an ac-

complish andmay lead to your arrest. Inno-cent people and children are losing theirlives due to the actions of these criminals.”

Wine thieves nabbed

One of the firearms confiscated when policesearched the vehicle of the two suspects.


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Die nasionale departement van vervoer kon nie daarin slaag om die oorskakelingvan die elektroniese nasionale verkeersinligtingstelsel (eNaTIS) na diepadverkeersbestuursagentskap (RTMC) af te handel nie. Gevolglik stuur hulle niehernuwingskennisgewings uit nie en is hulle ook nie in staat om meer eNaTIS-dienspunteaan die Stad te voorsien om ons in staat te stel om die diens by ons munisipale kantore uit tebrei nie.

Ander ingrypings deur die Stad sluit die volgende in:• kliënte word, waar moontlik, voor die amptelike oopmaaktyd van ons kantore om08:00 gehelp

• kantore bly oop tot die laaste persoon in die ry gehelp is• personeel word oortyd aangewend om meer kliënte te kan help• personeel word by besige kantore in die metro herontplooi

Kliënte word aangemoedig om aanlyn aansoek om hul voertuiglisensies te doen deurwww.capetown.gov.za/eservices te besoek.

Regulasies van die nasionale regering bepaal tans dat bewys van verblyf getoon moetword wanneer om ’n lisensiehernuwing aansoek gedoen word. Bring dus asseblief jouidentiteitsdokument en bewys van verblyf en, indien moontlik, afskrifte daarvan saamaangesien dit die tyd wat jy by munisipale sentrums hoef te wag, sal verkort.

Vir ’n volledige lys van dokumente wat as bewys aanvaar word, kan inwoners die webwerfvan die Wes-Kaapse regering besoek: www.westerncape.gov.za/tpw.

Meer inligting is by [email protected] beskikbaar.

Inwoners se geduld en ondersteuning word waardeer.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER30/2016

STAD GRYP IN OM LANG RYE VIRVOERTUIGLISENSIES KORT TE KNIP

The Basement 7 to Kill, a krump tournament which was held on 6 February at the RavensmeadRecreational Centre was presented by The Northern Krump Kingdom in partnership with SkunkBro Nation and BixC (rap artist). Pictured are some of the participants.

Youth unitethrough krumpYouth from various communities on

the Cape Flats showed off their danc-ing skills at a krump tournament last

week.The tournament, known as the “Base-

ment 7 to Kill”, was held at the RavensmeadRecreational Centre and presented by theNorthern Krump Kingdom in partnershipwith Skunk Bro Nation and Bix-C.Bix-C, also known as Cedrick Flandorp,

a rapper from Elsies River, says the eventwas one of a kind with the motive to bringyoungsters from allover the Cape Flatswho share the samepassion for the artwhich they know askrump (“krumpin”is a street dance pop-ularised in the Unit-ed States and is char-acterised by free, ex-pressive,exaggerated, andhighly energeticmovement involv-ing the arms, head, legs, chest, and feet).“The youths who started krumping saw

the dance as a way for them to escape ganglife and to release anger, aggression andfrustration positively, in a non-violent waytogether under one roof,” he says.Flandorp says young krumpers had the

opportunity to battle it out at the tourna-ment until the very last in order to win aspecial designed trophyandbragging rightsuntil they participate in the Basement ses-sion.The 7 to Kill tournament sees krumpers

competing to win all seven rounds in order

to be crowned.“They require great stamina and power-

ful moves together with style which deter-mines who walks away with the trophy,”Flandorp says.He says all krumpers were in tune, fo-

cused and in great shape as they enter-tained the crowd with their great abilityand passion for this art form.“The atmosphere was mind blowing as

the crowd was intensively watching thetough competition and was indeed totally

inspired,” he says.The three finalists

were Ludik Samu al-so known as Gladia-tor, Dyllon vanNiek-erk (Boi Ghost) whois only 11 years oldand Bernito Louw(Horror Lil Guardi-an).Flandorp says

these krumpers gaveit their all by bat-tling each other in

the final rounds, but unfortunately only onecouldwalkawaywith the trophy.LilGuard-ian Benito Louw took the trophy home atthe end of the tournament.“Events like this will continue through-

out the year and years to come, and muchbigger and better to build stronger commu-nities and to build bridges,” he says.Formore information on how you can get

involved, contact Bix-C on 084 323 6427 oremail: [email protected] or CorbonJohannes on 062 561 4425 or check out theFacebook pages of Northern Krump King-dom and Skunk Bro Nation.

The youths whostarted krumpingsaw the dance as away for them toescape gang life andto release anger ...

“

Following the recent racially motivatedstatements and subsequent comments madeespecially on social media, Belhar residentNawaal Fatar took a stance against these at-tacks using her campaign entitled #Racism-MustFall.Nawaal, a promotional worker who is cur-

rently completing her matric through nightschool, got some of her friends together fora photo shoot recently to help her share hermessage about racism. The photo depicts agroup of youngsters with colourful faces, ad-vocating for racism to fall.Kuils River resident Anneke Scheepers,

one of the friends, saidwith racial tension onthe rise, it seems people have forgotten whatit means to be tolerant.“We are flirting more and more with ha-

tred and discrimination. This path will notlead us anywhere good,” she said.The group got together in Cape Town for

the shoot.“ForNawaal, all the conflict about race has

become too dominant in public discourse. Assuch, she has no social media account at all.She simply does not appreciate the negativi-ty, least of all with regard to race.“Nawaal was more interested in counter-

ing all the anger and the racism so she setabout invitingher friends topartake inapho-to shoot. Each of us was requested to writea message of hope, unity and anti-racism ona poster,” Scheepers said.She said everyone enjoyed doing some-

thing constructive, however small.“And that was all that Nawaal wanted –

for us to experience some joy in that fadingnotion of the rainbow nation,” Scheepersadded.Those interested can like the RacismMust-

Fall Facebook page to support the group’scause.

Girls take stance on racism


Kennisgewing geskied hiermee ingevolge artikel 49(1)(a)(i) van die Wet op Munisipale Eiendomsbelasting,Wet 6 van 2004, hierna die “Wet”genoem, dat die waardasielys vir die tydperk wat op 1 Julie 2016 begin – tot die volgende algemene waardasielys saamgestel word – vanaf19 Februarie 2016 tot 29 April 2016 ter openbare insae beskikbaar is.

Die GV2015 waardasielys is op www.capetown.gov.za/propertyvaluations beskikbaar. Jy kan jou eiendomswaardasie besigtig en ’n goedgemotiveerde beswaar teen nie later nie as 29 April 2016 teen enige saak wat op die waardasielys verskyn of weggelaat is, indien.

Die vorms vir die indiening van besware is by die onderstaande lokale en op die Stad se webwerf verkrygbaar. GEEN LAAT BESWARE SALAANVAARWORD NIE.

Ingevolge artikel 49(1)(a)(ii) van die Wet kan enige eiendomsbesitter, of ander persoon wat wil, binne die voorgeskrewe tydperk ’n beswaar by diemunisipale bestuurder indien oor enige saak wat op die algemene waardasielys verskyn of weggelaat is.

Eienaars sal skriftelik van hul waardasies in kennis gestel word by die posadres wat op die Stad se databasis is.

Aandag word spesifiek gevestig op artikel 50(2) van die Wet waarvolgens ’n beswaar teen ’n spesifieke individuele eiendom ingedien moet worden nie teen die waardasielys as ’n geheel nie.

Ingevulde beswaarvorms kan ingedien word per:• E-pos: [email protected]• Faks: 0865 886 042• Pos: Die Stad Kaapstad, vir aandag: Die Beswaarkoördineerder, Posbus 4522, Kaapstad 8000• Die Stad se e-dienste-poort: Registreer op die Stad se e-dienste-poort voor ’n beswaarvorm ingedien kan word. Om te registreer, gaan nawww.capetown.gov.za/en/eservices.

• Hand: By een van ons 17 lokale vir openbare insae soos hieronder aangetoon.

Let asseblief daarop: Die persentasieverhoging (of -verlaging) in die waarde van jou eiendom of eiendomme is nie gelykstaande aan diepersentasieverhoging (of -verlaging) in toekomstige eiendomsbelasting nie.

Lys van lokale vir openbare insae:

NO. NAAM ADRES KANTOORURE

1. 2De Verdieping, Kaapstad-Burgersentrum Hertzog-Boulevard 12, Kaapstad,WandelvlakOop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Oop op Saterdae van 08:00 tot 12:00, behalwe 26/03/2016Toe op Sondae en openbare vakansiedae

2. Royal Ascot-Raadsaal Munisipale Kantore, Royal Ascot, Bridleweg,Milnerton (UitRacecourseweg)

Oop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45, behalwe 16/03/2016;17/03/2016; 29/03/2016; 30/03/2016; 04/04/2016; 20/04/2016; 21/04/2016Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

3. Alphensentrum Constantia-Hoofweg, Constantia(Oorkant Pick N Pay)

Oop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

4. Vishoek-Raadsaal Vishoek-Adminkantoor, Sentrale Sirkel, Recreationweg (LangsVishoek-Burgersentrum)

Oop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45,behalwe 14/03/2016; 18/04/2016Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

5. Somerset-Wes Se Munisipale Kantoor Hoek Van Andries Pretorius- En Victoriastraat, Somerset-Wes Oop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

6. Konferensiekamer, Bellville- MunisipaleGebou

Voortrekkerweg 2, Bellville (Langs Northlink College, OorkantSanlam)


7. Brackenfell-Raadsaal Brackenfell- Munisipale Kantore, Hoek Van Paradysstraat En OuPaarlweg, Brackenfell


8. Avondale-Biblioteeksaal Avondale-Burgersentrum, Grosvenorlaan, Avondale, AtlantisOop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

9. Ledger House – Konsultasiekamer 2 Hoek Van Adenlaan En Georgestraat, AthloneOop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

10. Plumstead- Munisipale Gebou Victoriaweg 3, Plumstead (Hoek Van Victoriaweg & Hoofweg) Oop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

11. Fezeka: Gugulethu Hoek Van Ny1 En Lansdowneweg, Gugulethu Oop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

12. Lentegeur-Burgersentrum –Grondverdieping

Merrydaleweg, Lentegeur, Mitchells Plain Oop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

13. Stocks & Stocks-Kontantkantoor Hoek Van Ntlakohlaza- & Ntlazanastraat, KhayelitshaOop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

14. Parow-Burgersentrum – Klein Saal Hoek Van Voortrekkerweg En Tallentstraat, ParowOop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

15. Kuilsrivier-Burgersentrum Van Riebeeckweg, Kuilsrivier (Hoek Van Carinus- En VanRiebeeckstraat), Kuilsrivier


16. Macassar-Behuisingskantoor Bindlaan, Macassar Oop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

17. Strand- Munisipale Kantoor Hoek Van Faganweg En Hoofweg, Strand Oop van 19/02/2016 tot 29/04/2016 van 08:15 – 15:45Toe tydens naweke en op openbare vakansiedae

Vir nadere inligting:Hulpsentrum: 0860 103 089Web: www.capetown.gov.za

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER

2015-ALGEMENEWAARDASIELYS VIR DIE STAD KAAPSTAD

MONIQUE DUVAL@monique_duval

A combined effort by Table View,Goodwood andElsies River police ledto the arrest of two men following astring of break-ins in Table View.Thieves went on a rampage in the

Table View precinct last week withresidents claiming crowbars wereused to gain entry to their homes.According to a trusted source there

were nine front-door entries onWednesday 10 February. ““Table View was hit hard yester-

day. It appeared to bewell orchestrat-ed.” Social media also buzzed withresidents’ reports of large appliancesbeing stolen.Police spokesperson Warrant Offi-

cer Daphne O’Reilly says homes inParklands, Sunningdale and alongthe beachfront were mostly affected.Later that day at about 22:00 police

and a security company were in-volved in a high-speed car chasewhich resulted in a police vehiclerammed and officers injured.O’Reilly explains thedramaunfold-

ed when an alarm of a home in Fern-wood Close, Parklands, was trig-gered.“Complex Patrols and police re-

sponded and found four men in awhite Volkswagen Polo. The mensped away and a chase ensued. On thecorner of Plattekloof and Koebergroads, thepolice vehicle tried toblockthe Polo but the men rammed the po-lice vehicle pushing it into the robot.The two officers hadminor injuries.”Complex Patrols continued to

chase the thieves and this resulted inanother crash on the corner of Dingleand Alice roads.“Complex Patrols were out of ac-

tion, but during the chase officerswere communicatingwithGoodwoodpolice and these officers took over thechase. The suspects skipped a red ro-bot and collided with another vehiclenear Voortrekker Road.”Themen left the vehicle and started

running in various directions. Good-wood officers managed to arrest oneof the men in Ruyterwacht and dur-ing a search of the car found a crow-bar and a “big hammer”.Later that evening during a vehicle

check point (VCP) held by Elsies Riv-er police, officers found aman in pos-session of household goods reportedstolen from the Parklands home.“He was arrested for being in pos-

session of suspected stolen goods.Both suspects arrested by Goodwoodand Elsies River police have beenlinked to the Table View case.’’

‘Crowbarthieves’nailed bypolice

Shootings cause chaos, panic at schoolsASTRID FEBRUARIE

@febastrid

“Every time there is a shooting, it cre-ates chaos”.This is according to the principal

of the Rosewood Primary School in Bonte-heuwel, Fahima Meyer who says parentsand pupils go into a panic when gangstersin the area start shooting.This was the case last week, when gang-

sters from the 28s gang and the Stoepas gangwere in a shoot-out in a footpath betweenRosewood and Disa primary schools.Meyer says the incident creates a tense at-

mosphere at school, with parents callingconcerned about their children andwantingto pick them up from school immediately.Meyer further says that none of her pupils

were involved in the incident that occurred

on Thursday 11 February between 09:00 and09:15.Brigadier Christopher Jones, Station

Commander of Bishop Lavis Police, says thepolice received information of a shooting inprogress and rushed to the scene to find fourarmed men.

Gangs turn on police“Whenwe arrived at the scenewe saw one

suspect from the 28s gang firing an automat-ic firearm and three other men with fire-arms. When they saw the police officers thesuspects starting shooting at them. Duringthe commotion three of the suspects gotaway and we managed to arrest one,” Jonessays.The suspect police arrested is a 29-year-old

manbelonging to the 28s gang.Hewas inpos-session of an automatic firearm.

The suspect was charged with being inpossession of a prohibited firearm.Jones says no-one was wounded during

the shooting.“We were not able to affect anymore ar-

rests as certain residents starting attackingpolice with rocks and stones preventing usfromgetting to the other suspects. Theyevenstarting burning tyres in the road to stop usfromusing our vehicles to drive through thearea,” he explains.As police tried to go after the other sus-

pects, resident’s pelted stones at them dam-aging nine private vehicles and one trafficofficer’s vehicle in the process.“This is really disheartening to see as we

try our utmost to carry out our duties as offi-cers. When we are prevented by certain peo-ple to do so, these criminals get away andcontinue their crime,” he says.

All gang members are criminalsAccording to Jones, those involved in

gang-related activities are considered crimi-nals.

“If they accept money, food or anythingfroma gang or gangmember, they are crimi-nals; if they hide a gang member or firearm,they are criminals; if a gang supports themin any way, they too are considered crimi-nals.”Principal of Disa Primary School, Andrew

James, says about 50 parents came to fetchtheir children from school, but they had towait until about 13:15 as he allowed thelearners to leave in small groups only.“We sent the learners out in small groups

while the police monitored the area, whichwas a huge relieve to me.“By 14:15 they had all gone home with

their parents,” James says.


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Onthou om jou ouers/versorger/voog te vra om die toestemmingsvorm vir inenting te onderteken en terug te stuur.

16 February - 11 March 2016

Ravensmead police, law enforcement officers, Pastor Alexander and ward councillor Beverleyvan Reenen hosted an event “Take back the space” in front of Sypress Court in Uitsig lastweek. Gang violence in the area was addressed and the community was urged to comeforward with any information that can help law enforcement officials to prevent crime or tokeep illegal firearms off the streets. Residents were also entertained with live music at theevent.

Community takes back their space

The youth were playing sports and the Uitsig cadets were marching and parading for thecommunity.


The Delft community can look forwardto the construction of a new EarlyChildhood Development (ECD) centre

which will provide a safe and caring educa-tional environment.

The facility will be constructed at 70 Cork-tree Street.The development will be in line with the

City of Cape Town’s strategic objective tobuild safe and caring communities.

The Mayco member for social develop-ment and early childhood development,councillor Suzette little, says the contractorhas been appointed and this was donethrough the City’s official Supply ChainManagement (SCM) processes.

“The City’s Bid Adjudication Committee(BAC) awarded the contract on Monday 8February and it is nowwithin the 21-day ap-peal period,” Little says.

Little says Delft was identified as one ofthe priority areas following a study done bythe Centre for scientific and industrial re-search which highlighted the need for an

ECD facility to be built in the area. “The in-creasing influx of families from other areasdue to theN2Gateway housing developmentproject also sparked the need for such a facil-ity,” she says.

TheECDcentrewill consist of an adminis-tration block, kitchen facilities, ablution fa-cilities, classrooms and a play area as wellas a landscaped area which will have a sec-tion for a food garden to be developed.The Delft ECD centre will accommodate a

total of 150 children between one and fiveyears old and will provide a safe, secure,nurturing and caring environment for chil-dren to develop various skills which will laythe foundation for their future.“This facility will also include various

green building initiatives,” Little says.She further says once an operator is ap-

pointed there will be ongoing training tosupport the appointed service provider, fo-cusingmainly on compliance requirements.“Other ECD operators will be allowed to

use the facility as a training and meetingvenue. The overarching policy of the City isto enable other ECD stakeholders to have ac-cess to City-owned facilities,” Little adds.

Delft gets ECD centre

MICHELLE LINNERT@linnert

It seemsGoldenArrowBus Services (GABS)was as disgusted by an accusation of one oftheir drivers allegedly jumping a red robotwhile texting, as the reader who alertedthem.

Thecomplainantwasdrivingbehindabusat the traffic intersection at Robert SobukweRoad near theMiddestadMall on Friday aft-ernoon when it happened.

She jotted down the registration number,and the media liaison for GABS, Bronwen

Dyke, responded immediately.“GABS was extremely concerned to learn

of allegations that one of our drivers wasmaking use of a cellular phone while behindthe wheel. This is completely unacceptablebehaviour and is a direct contravention notonly of our internal driver rules but of trafficlaws,” Dyke told TygerBurger.Dyke encouraged the public to follow the

complainant’s lead and report any concern-ing activity or behaviour.V Complaints can be directed by phone to0800 65 64 63 or you can send an email [email protected].

Bus driver ‘skips red light while texting’


Droom word waar met ‘aksie’BRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

Tien, nege, agt, sewe, ses ... aksie!Almal ken die universele aftel voor

kameras begin rol, maar hoeveelmense kry regtig die geleentheid om voordie kamera in te skuif? Om wanneer “ak-sie” geskree word alle werklikheid opsy teskuif en “in karakter” te kom?Verlede week het hierdie closet actor die

geleentheid gekry om ’n kinderdroom tebewaarheid. Daar moet bygesê word datdie kinderdroom met meer aksie gepaardgegaan het, maar dit was vergete toe dieregisseur “aksie” skree.Toe die splinternuwe kykNET-sepie,

Suidooster, ’n gaping vir ’n joernalis in hulrolverdeling sien, het TygerBurger se re-dakteur na ’n gewillige kandidaat uit dieredaksie gesoek. Op daardie oomblik het’n sterwendeHollywooddroomgewys daaris nog ’n vae hartklop.Vir die meeste televisiekykers is karak-

ters nie akteurs nie, maar ware mense.Hulle leef hulle so in die karakter se doenen late en wel en weë in dat daar min ge-dink word aan hoe ’n halfuurlange pro-gram prakties gestalte kry.By die studio in Milnerton waar Suid-

ooster verfilm word, gee ’n stem oor ’n in-terkomopdragte inmilitêre styl. “OomFa-sie and AB to studio one for scene two inthe apteek.”Dan kom twee akteurs draffend verby,

die een mompel nog vir oulaas die woordewat hy nou voor die kamera gaan opsê.In en rondomdie gebou is altyd ’n akteur

wat besig is om woorde te leer. DeniseNewman, veteraan-aktrise, sê sy leer diemeeste van die teks oor naweke wanneerhulle af is.“Ons kry darem ’n rukkie voor die tyd

ons tekste, maar konsentreer meer op dié

vir die volgende dag,” sê sy.Op van die geel deure in die gang is die

name van die akteurs aangebring. ’n Vin-nige loer bevestig dat daar selfs beddensin die vertrekke agter die deure is. ’n Ak-teur moet rus ook.In die eetsaal sit een met ’n japon aan,

gereed vir wanneer die meisies van diekostuum-afdeling haar aantrek. Agter ge-slote deure is ouens besig met van dienuutste tegnologie om elektroniese beeldeaanmekaar te sit.Drie mans skryf op skootrekenaars ag-

ter die deur waarop “skrywers” staan.As jy van die een stel na die ander stap,

beweeg jy soomloos uit die apteek, tot dieeetplek Oos-Wes en dan in die kombuisvan die Samsodiens.Drie kameras maak opnames uit ver-

skillende rigtings, terwyl verskillendemense, elk met eie verpligtinge, gereedstaan.Iemand met ’n grimeerkwas kom pleis-

ter vir oulaas die akteurs (professioneel enamateur) se gesigte. Die regisseur begin tetel. Aksie! En ’n kinderdroom word vir ’npaar sekondes bewaarheid.

.Suidooster word Maandae, Dinsdae enWoensdae op kanaal 145 (kykNET) uitge-saai.

Brenden Ruiter (middel), TygerBurgerjoernalis, is hier by Suidoosterakteurs Denise Newman(links) en Portia Joel in ’n komende toneel uit Suidooster.

Parents have been warned that they onlyhave one month left to enrol their little onesat school for the 2017 academic school year.Last week, provincial education minister

Debbie Schäfer, said the department oftenencounters problems at the start of eachschool year.“At the start of every year in the Western

Cape, with 2016 being no exception, we findthat many parents enrol their child for thefirst time on the first day of school.“While teaching and learning begin on the

first day of school at most schools due to for-ward planning, at some schools teachingtime is disrupted as district officials andprincipals are instead dealing with late ap-plications for school from parents who ne-glected to enrol their children timeously,”Schäfer said.This year, to try and assist the department

and schools, the department launched anearly enrolment campaign for 2017.The deadline for these applications is

11 March – three months earlier than 2016.Parents are encouraged to apply in good

time and to more than one school.

One month toenrol for 2017

Based on funding constraints, the AfricaCentre has had to cancel Cape Town’s 2016Infecting the City festival.The festival has been growing year on

year since its inception in 2008, becomingone of the City’s signature arts events withover 38 000 people in attendance last year.Raising money for a festival is always a

challenging job, but despite an exhaustive12-month search for funders, organiserswereunable to secure enough funding to runthe festival in its traditional format.V Keep an eye on the Infecting the City Facebookpage or www.infectingthecity.com for more.

New plans for city festival


MICHELLE LINNERT

Imagine a romantic Valentine’s meal witha few couples looking intently into eachother’s eyes.Then imagine that the couples sharing

this meal live on the cold concrete of Bell-ville’s streets and rarely, if ever, get to sitdown to a meal especially prepared so theycan celebrate their mutual love.Knowing all of this, staffers at the Metro

Evangelical Services (MES) hoped to treatsome of the less fortunate duos from Bell-ville’s streets and shelters to a special Valen-tine’s Day treat.

Together for yearsThe organisation invited the couples,

most of whom are part of MES’s rehabilita-tion programmes, as well as youngsters whoclaimed to be “just friends”, to join them fora lovely meal in a perfect red and white Val-entine’s setting at the Bellville PresbyterianChurch hall on Friday.The couples came decked in their finest at-

tire, and although the best for some of themmight have been a bit threadbare, the smiles

and dignity they all wore with pride morethan made up for their lack of grand cloth-ing.Some of the couples who attended have

been together for years living as partners,but a few were married couples.MeganAdams (30) andElroyCox (35) have

been together since October last year.“I left my home to live with him on the

streets,” said the lovely Megan. Elroy usedto work at the Animal Anti-Cruelty Leaguein Epping, where the couple met and startedchatting on social media.“We hope to get married soon, very soon;

just as soon as we are back on our feet andstable and sorted out,” Elroy said.Glenville Metcalf (33) and Wilma Pieters

(28) have been together for three years.“We met in Bellville, on the streets. Then

we were both helped byMES. It’s been threeyears. We have no kids, and we are still verymuch in love,” laughsWilma. She works forMES under their God Restores Our World(Grow) work rehabilitation programme.Sandra Bailey (56) and Gavin Fitzgibbon

(45) have been together on the streets for 14years. They’ve seen a lot of suffering and

hardship together, but asked what has keptthem going for so long, Gavin answers with-out blinking: “Love.”

Palpable camaraderieMES public relations intern, Arthur Mak-

huri, and his colleague Veronica Geduld to-gether with volunteer Jacqui Bauer fromFranschhoek, joined forces to make the daya joyous one for their guests.“There is more than enough; come, dish

for yourself,” Veronica invited TygerBur-ger, before digging her dishing spoon deepinto the lovely lasagne, roast and other de-lectables in the spread in front of the guestsstanding in a neat row, waiting to be served.She and Arthur, among the other dedicat-

ed staffers atMES, care very deeply for thesecouples and work very closely with themdaily. Thecamaraderie of thegroup ispalpa-ble as they share easy jokes and banter withtheir guests.Like Arthur says: “I learn from these peo-

ple every day.Most of our guests are our reg-ular clients from the streets and in our reha-bilitation programme. Watching them,learning from them, helps me feel empow-ered and inspired,” he said.“Like Sandra (one of the guests) once told

me: ‘Sometimes life on the streets hurts. Butevery hurt alsomeans something to look for-ward to, as you get to show the one you love,through the hurt, with your actions, howmuch you actually love them.’ ”

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OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICE • OFFICIAL NOTICE126311TBRAVENSMEAD

WESTERN CAPEGAMBLINGAND RACING BOARD

OFFICIAL NOTICERECEIPT OFAPPLICATION FOR

TOTALISATOR PREMISES LICENCESIn terms of the provisions of Section 32(2) of theWestern Cape

Gambling and RacingAct, 1996 (Act 4 of 1996) (“theAct”), as amended,theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board hereby gives notice

that an application for totalisator premises licences, as provided for inSections 27(j) and 54 of theAct, has been received.

Applicant for new Kenilworth Racing (Pty) Ltdbookmaker totalisator t/a Kenilworth Racingpremises licences: – A South African registered company

Registration number: 2011/008903/07

Address of proposed Shop 8, Erica Square Shopping Centre,totalisator premises: Cnr Erica Drive & Kern Crescent,

Belhar 7493

Erf number: 39243

Section 33 of theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Act, 1996 (hereinafter “theAct”) requires theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board (hereinafter “theBoard”) to ask the public to submit comments and/or objections to gamblinglicence applications that are filed with the Board.The conduct of gambling

operations is regulated in terms of both the Act and the National Gambling Act,2004.This notice serves to notify members of the public that they may lodgeobjections and/or comments to the above application on or before the closingdate at the undermentioned address and contacts. Since licensed gamblingconstitutes a legitimate business operation, moral objections for or against

gambling will not be considered by the Board.An objection that merely statesthat one is opposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewed

with much favour.

You are hereby encouraged to read the Act and learn more about the Board’spowers and the matters pursuant to which objections may be lodged.Theseare outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of the Act. Members of the publiccan obtain a copy of the objections guidelines, which is an explanatory guidethrough the legal framework governing the lodgement of objections and theBoard’s adjudication procedures.The objections guidelines are accessible fromthe Board’s website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies can also be made availableon request.The Board will consider all comments and objections lodged on or

before the closing date during the adjudication of the application.

In the case of written objections to an application, the grounds on which suchobjections are founded, must be furnished.Where comment in respect of anapplication is furnished, full particulars and facts to substantiate such commentmust be provided.The name, address and telephone number of the personsubmitting the objection or offering the comment must also be provided.Comments or objections must reach the Board by no later than 16:00

on Friday, 4 March 2016.

Objections or comments must be forwarded to the Chief ExecutiveOfficer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O. Box 8175,Rogge Bay 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,WesternCape Gambling and Racing Board, Seafare House, 68 Orange Street,

Gardens, CapeTown or faxed to the Chief Executive Officer on021 422 2602, or emailed to [email protected]

Love finds its way ... everywhere

Glenville Metcalf and Wilma Pieters have beendating for three years. PHOTOS: MICHELLE LINNERT

Megan Adams and Elroy Cox have been seeingeach other since October last year.

From left are guests Gavin Fitzgibbon (45) and Devenico Farber (25), Jacqui Bauer (a volunteerfrom Franschhoek who helped sponsor the event MES), Arthur Makhuri, a public relations internat MES, Berenice Gordon (32, and Devenico’s partner), Ilse Els (Manager of MES) and SandraBailey (Gavin’s partner of 14 years).

Die Wes-Kaapse regering het pas syinentingsveldtog teen die menslikepapiloomvirus (MPV) – ’n pogingom servikskanker by jong vroue tevoorkom – van stapel gestuur.Die gesondheidsdepartement vra

dat ouers en voogde hul dogters ingraad 4, wat 9 jaar oud is, laat inenttydens die veldtog en die toestem-

mingsbrief by skole onderteken.“Die toestemmingsbrief sal jou

dogter toelaat om ingeënt te wordteen dié virus, wat servikskankerkan veroorsaak wanneer sy oueris,” sê die departement.“Die inenting sal net toegedien

word aan meisies met briewe watonderteken is.

Die gesondheidspan sal op enigedag tussen 16 Februarie en 11Maartby skole aandoen om kinders in teent.“Die diens is gratis en soos alle in-

entings is dit daarop gemik om joukind se gesondheid en die gesond-heid van die gemeenskap as geheelte verbeter,” sê die departement.

Inentingsveldtog teen menslike papiloomvirus skop af

Die VGK-gemeentein Silversandsnooi alle seniorsuit om aan te sluitby sy seniorsklub.Die klub ont-

moet by die kerkse perseel in OuNooiensfonteinwegop Dinsdae enDonderdae van11:00 tot 15:00.“Kom en

ontspan en weesnet ’n senior watgerespekteer enwaardeer word.Kom en ontmoetjou buurman,buurvrou, niggieen neef,” sê diesameroeper, DinaEyssen.Verversings is

ook beskikbaar.Die klub doen

ook hand- ennaaldwerksessies,sê Eyssen.V Vir meer besonderhede, kontak DinaEyssen by074 752 3413 of SaraLudik by 073 131 0132.

Seniorsuitgenooiom aante sluit


Three women arrested: Ravensmead police found a 3.57 magnumrevolver and six live rounds under aduvet on a bed in a house in EurekaEstate after following up on informationreceived from the community. Thesearch operation, conducted on 11February, led to the arrest of threewomen and all were charged withpossession of an illegal firearm andammunition. The arresting officers wereconstables Bronwyn Fortuin andAshleigh van Rensburg (pictured).

Mense wat ’n helpende hand na diedroogtegeteisterde dele van Suid-Afrika wil uitsteek, hoef nou net tot

by hul naaste poskantoor te gaan.Die hulpverleningsorganisasie Gift of

theGivers en die SAPoskantoor het besluitom saam te span omwater by rampgebiedeaf te lewer. Verskeie poskantore in dienoordelike voorstede is geïdentifiseer as af-laaipunte vir verseëlde vyfliterhouers wa-ter waar lede van die publiek tot einde Fe-bruarie soveel houers kan laat soos hullewil.Dit sluit in Bellville, Durbanville, Kraai-

fontein, CapeGate, Tygervallei, Kuilsri-vier, Bothasig, Century City, Edgemead,Goodwood, N1 Stad, Panorama, Parow,Soneike en Welgemoed. Gift of the Giversversprei die water as deel van hul programomdrinkwater aandie gebiedevandie landte skenk waar die droogte die ergste is.Volgens die weerburo is die huidige

droogte die ergste in Suid-Afrika sedert1982 en is daar ’n dringende behoefte aandrinkwater, veral in afgeleë gebiede.Gift of the Givers het jarelange ervaring

van noodhulpleniging en het ná sy stigtingin 1992 reeds reddingshulp in 41 lande ver-leen.Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman, stigter van Gift of

the Givers, sê die organisasie maak sekerdat die water regverdig versprei word.

Almal kankan waterskenk

Based on funding constraints, the AfricaCentre has had to cancel Cape Town’s 2016Infecting the City festival.The festival has been growing year on

year since its inception in 2008, becomingone of the City’s signature arts events withover 38 000 people in attendance last year.Raising money for a festival is always a

challenging job, but despite an exhaustive12-month search for funders, organiserswere unable to secure enough funding torun the festival in its traditional format.V Keep an eye on the Infecting the City Facebookpage or www.infectingthecity.com for more.

New plans for city festival


Charlton Williams 076 644 6697

We are experiencing an increased interest for properties in Ravensmead, Belhar, Glenhaven Delft& Parow Valley. So if you are considering selling, call one of our experienced and well trainedagents for an obligation free market related valuation.

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VACANCY BULLETIN

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHTYGERBERG HOSPITAL, PAROW VALLEY

HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISORREMUNERATION: R110 739 PER ANNUM

SERVICE BENEFITS: 13TH CHEQUE, EMPLOYER’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE PENSION FUND, HOUSING ANDMEDICAL AID ALLOWANCE

Requirements: Minimum requirement:General Education and Training Certificate (GETC)/Grade 9 (Std 7). Experience:Experience in environmental hygiene services within a hospital setting. Inherent requirements of the job: Will berequired to work shifts, weekends and public holidays. Competencies (knowledge/skills): Ability to communicatein at least two of the three official languages of the Western Cape • Knowledge of human and consumable resourcemanagement • Sound knowledge of environmental hygiene within a hospital setting • Good interpersonal andcommunication skills • Ability to manage, organise and direct activities of staff and subordinates • Ability to manageconsumable resources effectively.

Duties (key results areas/outputs): Responsible to plan and manage the activities of housekeeping services inhospital/clinical areas • Effective management and utilisation of human and financial resources • Participate in trainingand staff development activities • Deliver a support service to the nursing/operational manager of the area.

Note: No payment of any kind is required when applying for this post.

Enquiries: Mr T Mabuda, tel. 021 938 4000

PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION FOR THE ATTENTION OF MS V MEYER, TO THE CHIEF EXECUTIVEOFFICER: TYGERBERG HOSPITAL, PRIVATE BAG X3, TYGERBERG 7505.

The Department of Health is guided by theprinciples of Employment Equity. Disabledcandidates are encouraged to apply and anindication in this regard will be appreciated.

Closing Date:11 March 2016

126376 TB RAVENSMEAD ayandambanga.co.za

INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS: Z83 forms (obtainable from any Government department or www.westerncape.gov.za) must:Be completed in full, clearly reflect the name of the position, name and date of the publication (candidates may use this asreference), be signed, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 referees and certified copies of ID, driver’s licenceand qualification/s. A separate application form must be completed for each post. Applications without the aforementionedwill not be considered. Applications must be forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. No late, faxed ore-mailed applications will be accepted. CVs will not be returned. Excess personnel will receive preference. Applications, whichare received after the closing date, will not be considered. Further communication will be limited to short-listed candidates. Ifyou have not received a response from the Department within 3 months of the closing date, please consider your application asunsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on a date, time and place as determinedby the Department.

As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration, applicants must note that further checks will beconducted once they are short-listed and that their appointment is subject to positive outcomes on these checks, whichinclude security clearance, qualification verification, criminal records, credit records and previous employment.

MICHELLE LINNERT@linnertmb

The owner of the red bakkie TygerBur-ger reported on last week as being in-volved in a house break-in, has contact-

ed the newspaper demanding that his namebe cleared, threatening legal action againstthe newspaper.The man, John Hamilton from Ravens-

mead, has appeared in court after he was ar-rested alongside three others on charges ofhousebreaking following an incident inWelgemoed last Sunday.Due to his recent court appearance,Tyger-

Burger may legally reveal his identity.Major Fienie Nimb, spokesperson of the

Bellville police, confirms Hamilton’s arrestafter his red bakkie was seen on video foot-age of WelgemoedSafe, the local securityagency of Welgemoed.His arrest follows information the police

received from a resident in Grey Street inWelgemoed, who had called them to reporta red bakkie fleeing fromGrey Street on thatSunday.The police at the time visited Welgemoed-

Safe and from the footage shown to them,theywere able to trace the registration num-ber of the bakkie to Hamilton’s home in Rav-ensmead, Nimb said.The house break-in was reported in Grey

Street aroundmidnight on that Sunday, anda woman’s iPhone, handbag and briefcasehad been stolen.Nimb told TygerBurger the members on

duty traced the activated iPhone’s signaland followed it to Ravensmead.The signal was later lost because the

phone had been switched off, she said. Nimbadded they found thephone, ofwhich the sig-nal had already been turned off, buried inthe ground near Hamilton’s home.“The members entered the house and

found someof the stolen items fromWelgem-oed in (Hamilton’s) house,” Nimb said.Warrant Officer Whitey van Zyl and con-

stables Bernard Musset, Vusi Masiya andShaunPlaatjies attended this call andarrest-ed four suspects, including Hamilton.The newspaper article telling of their ar-

rest and the incident in Grey Street, ap-peared in our 10 February edition under theAfrikaans headline “Goeie spanwerk helpom vier vas te trek”.Hamilton sent an email on 10 February

stating he was indeed the owner of the redNissan bakkie that was “involved in an [sic]burglary in Welgemoed”.The following are excerpts, with spelling

and factual errors included, of his messageto the editor:“My vehicle has been in the Tyger and

Metro Burger over the last two issues, andthe article says the driver, three other peo-ple and the vehicle was involved in a burgla-

ry.“What I dont understand is how your pa-

per can for certain say that I was involvedwithout knowing the facts?” he wrote.“I am an electrician and work for myself

and this article is damaging my name andbusiness relations with my clients.“I suggest you contact me for the facts as

I demand that you place a follow-up in bothnewspapers or I will contact my attorney tofile a case against the newspaper.”TygerBurger again contacted the police,

our key source of information, to revisit theofficial facts as recorded in thepolice docket.Major Fienie Nimb reiterated and con-firmed all the information as previouslystated and published.She added the following: “The stolen prop-

erty was found inside the bakkie owner’shome and he was thus also arrested. Thecase is currently being heard in court andwas postponed for investigation.”

Accused threatens legal action

A total of 141 teens got a look into the performing arts industry at thefirst round of Inspired Stages workshops recently.

Teens follow theirdreamsTeenagers from 33 differentCape Town schools were giventhe inspiration to follow theirdreams during a series of work-shops, an initiative betweenGrandWest and InspiredStages’Karen Burt.It was attended by 141 teenag-

erswith ambitions to pursue ca-reers in the performing arts,who were given opportunitiesto collaborate, create, discover,develop and perform in work-shops covering music, dance,singing, events, technical, pro-duction and other skills.For the participating teens,

every day was like a backstagepass, which included guest ses-

sions with industry profession-als, role models, celebrities andperformers. Mentors and spe-cial guests at the Inspired Sta-ges workshops included Black-byrd, Conrad Coch and ChesterMissing, Kurt Darren, Four(South African X Factor win-ners), Kim Kallie, Thalia Burt,Rudi Smit, Devon Marshbank,Lynn Poulsen, Neil Benjamin,Leani Ekermans, Janice Roos,Shaun Johannes, Liam Burden,Odile Lesch, DJ Ready D andAyanda Tini and Raquel Munn.V The workshops are open to allschools and the public. If you wouldlike more information call Karen Burton 021 5545884 or you can send anemail to karen@planetproductions.co.za.

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Former V8 Masters champion Marcel Angel (1) is going to be in action in an even more powerful V8 racer on Saturday. PHOTO: DAVE COLINS

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With the first round of the Power Se-ries this coming Saturday, set tolaunch another season of red hot

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GTi Challenge is that Table View’s reigningdouble champion Paul Simon is away onbusiness and will miss his opening pointscoring opportunity. This should allow driv-ers like Marco Busi, a promising class Ayoungster from Melkbosstrand, as well asZaki Hendricks who finished second overalland first in class B last year, to notch up ahead start in the title chase.Changes in the popularMastersV8 catego-

ry will see the drivers racing under newrules that restrict thenumberof racing tyresthey are now allowed to fit during the sea-son.However, they are going to be permittedthe use of more engine power than they en-joyed in thepast.This shouldmake their rac-ing faster and even more exciting.And although reigning champion Richard

Schreuder will be everyone’s target here, itshould be borne in mind that multipleformer titleholderMarcel Angel beat him inthe penultimate, as well as the last events inthe recently completed 2015 season.Then there’s that brilliant British driver

Steven Young who has to fly out from Lon-don to compete in Masters V8 events at Kil-larney. And although he only began almosthalfway through the previous champion-ship, he was still able to come from behindand finish an excellent sixth. Young’s inter-national experience on some of the best cir-cuits in Britain and Europe is going to be adecided advantage on Saturday.The three new drivers in this category are

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The victorious Western Province team enjoying their moment with South African Disabled GolfAssociation’s Hollard Provincial Challenge trophy. From left: Riaan Spreeth, Trevor Reich, PieterVerwey (captain), Ryan Lotz and Morne Cronje. Front: Ignation Douries. PHOTO: ERNEST BLIGNAULT

Western Province proved yet againthat golf is played on grass, not pa-per, as the four bankers and 17-

year-old rookie Ignation Douries sealed ahat-trick of victories in the South AfricanDisabled Golf Association’s Hollard Provin-cial Challenge, hosted by ReichmansCapi-tal, at Zwartkop Country Club on Sunday.

Over 36 holes of rousing shot-making andspirited competition, Western Province ral-lied to triumph on 11.5 points, defeating de-fending champions Rest of Country (ROC)by two points, while Gauteng finished aclose third on nine points.

There were lots of doubting Thomaseswho didn’t believe that Douries would keeppace with deaf player Ryan Lotz and the ex-perienced leg-amputees Morne Cronje, Ri-aan Spreeth and Trevor Reich.

Douries collected two points for WesternProvince in the first round and surprisedwith unexpected determination and grit atthe closing hole in the final round.

Standing on the 18th tee, Douries was onedown to Virgil Foster from Gauteng and allsquare with Nico Wentzel from ROC after

the former Nedbank SA Disabled Openchampion won the 17th hole.

“It was very, very tight at the end, butDouries handled the pressure like a realpro,” said proud Province skipper PieterVerwey. “We had 10 points in hand, but ROCwas on 9.5 points and Gauteng had 8.5points. Douries had to halve against Fosterand beat Wentzel to win the ProvincialChallenge for us. It was touch and go, butIgnation was like a little terrier that justwouldn’t let go. He lagged his first putt threefeet short of the hole and boxed the secondputt with total confidence to halve againstVirgil and beat Nico in the process.

Douries and Lotz both collected threepoints for Province, Spreeth amassed twopoints and Cronje won the Most ValuablePlayer honour for the champions with 3.5points.

“Reich didn’t contribute any points thisyear, but the team awarded him a gold starfor inspiring everyone else to greatness,”said Verwey. “Of course that means he paysfor all the celebratory drinks and all theFanta Douries wants.”

Locals beat rest of SA

MTBS: StellenbergMTBS: Stellenbergdoen dit toe wéérdoen dit toe wéérBRIAN RECORDS

Stellenberg doen dit toe weer! Met dié hoër-skool se derde agtereenvolgende MTBS-oorwinning lyk dit of hy nou dié atletiek-kompetisie vir die volgende paar jaar gaanoorheers.

Die jaarlikse kompetisie is Vrydag vir dietweede keer by die Jan Burger-sportkom-pleks in Parow aangebied. Die gewildesangbekerkompetisie was weer nie deelvan die dag nie. Alle oë was dus op die atleteen hulle het nie teleurgestel nie.

Uiteindelik het vyf MTBS-rekords in dieslag gebly.

Met die eerste baanitem, die 1 500 m virmeisies o.14, het Stellies al hul stem dik ge-maak en is dié item deur hul Tenica Mearnsgewen, wat dié skool sommer gou met pun-te laat voorloop het.

Skuins ná 18:00, met die laaste afloswed-loop afgehandel, was daar net een wenner:

Stellenberg met 1 300 punte, gevolg deurBellville se 1 039, DFM se 974 en Tygerbergse 794. Stellenberg het altesaam 55 goue, 41silwer- en 31 bronsmedaljes ingepalm.

Die volgende rekords is verbeter:Francois Joubert (Stel) in die gewigstoot

vir seuns o.14 met ’n afstand van 14,13 m;Angelo Davids (Stel) in die verspring virseuns o.17 met ’n afstand van 6,75 m; CrissioRoberts (Bell) in die driesprong vir seunso.19 met ’n afstand van 14,18 m; Kayla Smit(Bell) in die gewigstoot vir meisies o.15 met’n afstand van 12,32 m; en Anneke Germis-huys (Tyg) in die spiesgooi vir meisies o.19met ’n afstand van 44,51 m.

Die volgende atlete het drie goue medal-jes (aflosse uitgesluit) verwerf: Grant Dam-pies (Tyg) – seuns o.15: 100 m, 200 m en400 m; Angelo Davids (Stel) – seuns o.17:verspring, 100 m en 200 m; Franco Visagie(Stel) – seuns o.19: 800 m, 1 500 m en 3 000 m;Eugene Kleinhans (Stel) – seuns o.19: 100 m,200 m en 110 m-hekkies; Tenica Mearns(Stel) – meisies o.14: 400 m, 800 m en 1 500 m;Marga van der Linde (DFM) – meisies o.14:200 m, 90 m-hekkies en 300 m-hekkies; Bi-anca van der Vyver (Stel) – meisies o.15:verspring, 100 m en 300 m-hekkies; Anjavan Heerden (DFM) – meisies o.17: 100 m,200 m en 400 m; Ebonie Gaskin (Stel) – mei-sies o.17: verspring, diskus en hoogspring;Kayla de Waal (Stel)– meisies o.17: 800 m,1 500 m en 3 000 m; en Janetta Joubert (Stel)– meisies o.19: 100 m, 400 m en 400 m-hek-kies.

Crissio Roberts van die HS Bellville het die driesprongrekord vir seuns o.19 verbeter met ’n afstand van 14,18 m. FOTO: STEHAN SCHOEMAN

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