www.bolandgazette.co.za bolandgazette.mobi Year 18 • Tuesday 12 August 2014 | Tel. 021 853 0211 Helderberg Read in this week’s DistrictMail ) R780 000 of abalone seized ) Armed robbers target house in Strand ) Helderberg baby saver launched Help for disabled teen Pg 2 Loslitdag-veldtog begin Pg 4 H’berg 7s stars abroad Pg 8 The City of Cape Town’s Health Department’s Multi-Sectoral Action Team (MSAT) in the Helder- berg ran a health outreach in Broadlands Park on Friday 8 August in celebration of Women’s Month. Members of the community were invited to undergo blood pressure, blood sugar and HIV testing as well as received pap smears, breast examinations and TB screening. The event also offered dental screening and information about family planning and sexual health. Various NGOs and NPOs in the Helderberg worked together at the event to improve women’s health and to raise awareness about HIV testing. PHOTO: CASSY VAN EEDEN Tests for health in Broadlands Boy (9) shot in classroom CASSY VAN EEDEN A nine-year-old learner at ACJ Phakade Primary School was shot in the back by a stray bullet on Friday 8 August. Luzoko Zwakala was shot while in his Grade 2 classroom just after morning prayers, at around 08:20. Sergeant Mthokozisi Gama, spokesperson for the Lwandle Police, said Luzoko was hit by a “bullet which came from out- side, penetrated the wall and hit him in the back”. He added that Luzoko col- lapsed on the floor after the bul- let hit him and his classmates reported this to their teacher. He was immediately taken to Helderberg Hospital and was stabilised shortly thereafter and discharged on Saturday. He visited the Lwandle Clin- ic yesterday for a checkup where he was given a clean bill of health. There is currently no confir- mation as to where the bullet came from. Gama said it is suspected that the bullet that hit Luzoko was fired from New Village, a settle- ment opposite the school’s premises in Nomzamo. The Lwandle Police are in- vestigating a case of attempted murder. At the time of going to press, no arrests had been made. “He’s doing great,” said Lu- zoko’s mother, who requested not to have her name pub- lished. Thobila Majingo, principal of ACJ Phakade Primary School, said Luzoko is “scared to come back to school now.” Jessica Shelver, spokesper- son for the Western Cape Min- ister of Education, Debbie Schäfer, said: “We are working with the police and the Metro Police to improve the levels of safety for learners and educa- tors who are affected by gang violence.” Anyone who has information pertaining to the incident is re- quested to contact detective constable Bongekile Ntsontso at the Lwandle Police Station on 021 845 2060. Luzoko Zwakala (9) was hit by a stray bullet on Friday 8 August in his classroom at ACJ Phakade Primary School.
The City of Cape Town’s Health Department’sMulti-Sectoral Action Team(MSAT) in theHelder-berg ran a health outreach in Broadlands Parkon Friday 8 August in celebration of Women’sMonth. Members of the community were invitedto undergo blood pressure, blood sugar and HIVtesting as well as received pap smears, breastexaminations and TB screening. The event alsooffered dental screening and information aboutfamily planningandsexual health. VariousNGOsand NPOs in the Helderberg worked together atthe event to improvewomen’s health and to raiseawareness about HIV testing.
PHOTO: CASSY VAN EEDEN
Tests forhealth inBroadlands
Boy (9) shot in classroomCASSY VAN EEDEN
A nine-year-old learner atACJ Phakade PrimarySchool was shot in the backby a stray bullet on Friday 8August.
Luzoko Zwakala was shotwhile in his Grade 2 classroomjust after morning prayers, ataround 08:20.
Sergeant Mthokozisi Gama,spokesperson for the LwandlePolice, said Luzoko was hit bya “bullet which came from out-side, penetrated the wall andhit him in the back”.
He added that Luzoko col-lapsed on the floor after the bul-let hit him and his classmatesreported this to their teacher.
He was immediately taken toHelderberg Hospital and wasstabilised shortly thereafterand discharged on Saturday.
He visited the Lwandle Clin-ic yesterday for a checkupwhere he was given a clean billof health.
There is currently no confir-mation as to where the bulletcame from.
Gamasaidit issuspectedthatthe bullet that hit Luzoko wasfired fromNewVillage,asettle-ment opposite the school’spremises in Nomzamo.
The Lwandle Police are in-vestigating a case of attemptedmurder.
At the time of going to press,no arrests had been made.
“He’s doing great,” said Lu-
zoko’s mother, who requestednot to have her name pub-lished.
Thobila Majingo, principalof ACJ Phakade PrimarySchool, said Luzoko is “scaredto come back to school now.”
Jessica Shelver, spokesper-son for the Western Cape Min-ister of Education, DebbieSchäfer, said: “We are workingwith the police and the MetroPolice to improve the levels ofsafety for learners and educa-tors who are affected by gangviolence.”
Anyonewhohasinformationpertaining to the incident is re-quested to contact detectiveconstable Bongekile Ntsontsoat the Lwandle Police Stationon 021 845 2060.
Luzoko Zwakala (9) was hit by a stray bullet onFriday 8 August in his classroom at ACJ PhakadePrimary School.
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New Internet café inBroadlands ParkCASSY VAN EEDEN
GasthonLewisandhisbusinesspartnerJer-ome Damonse, have band together to upliftandenrichunderprivilegedcommunities inthe Helderberg.
Theyboth identified adesperateneed in theircommunity, Broadlands Park, for an Internetcafé.“We saw that the youth needed a place to do
research and schoolwork,” said Damonse.Lewis and Damonse put their heads and re-
sources together to form a company called Evo-lution Studio.The company aims to provide Internet cafés
in communities that need them.The first Internet café was opened on Friday
1 August at the Braodlands Park CommunityHall.Nigel Phillips, vice chairperson of the Broad-
lands Park Civic Board (BPCB), attended theopeningandsaid thatEvolutionStudio“has thefullsupportof theBroadlandsParkcommittee.”
Graphic designer Chad Bezuidenhoudt is as-sistingEvolutionStudiowith thedesigningandmarketing of the company branding, as well astraining people to use the computers madeavailable in the Internet cafés.The Broadlands Park Internet café currently
has four computers and printing and scanningfacilities.Evolution Studio also wants to assist people
withphotography, filmtraining,marketingandpromotions, printing, scanning and computerliteracy training.Lewis and Damonse worked hard to earn
enough money to start the first Internet caféwith their own funding, with the assistance oftheBPCBwhoprovidedthespaceinthecommu-nity hall.In order to further their dream of opening In-
ternet cafés and providing their services in oth-er underprivileged communities, EvolutionStudio needs your assistance.Anyone able to donate computer equipment
or help with computer literacy training shouldcontact Gasthon Lewis on 084 970 7282.
The team who madethe Internet café a re-ality are from left NigelPhillips (vice-chair-person of the Broad-lands Park Civic Com-mittee), GasthonLewis, Jerome Da-monse and Chad Bez-uidenhoudt. PHOTO:CASSY VAN EEDEN
Team effort provides disabledteen with adapted bathroomCASSY VAN EED-EN
A team effort by poli-ticians, local busi-nesses and a charityorganisation hasmade a huge impactin the life of Louren-siaPark residentAn-drolien Nell.When Nell found
out that she was go-ingtoreceiveahousein Lourensia Park,she specified that shehad a disabled teen-age son.As per their proto-
col, the LourensiaParkCommitteeensured that thehomewasfitted with a disabled shower.However, becauseNell’s son Zachary (19)
is paralysed, Nell has to bathe him on herown.Thishasbecome increasinglydifficultas Zachary is now a grown man who Nellcannot lift on her own.Local councillors Stuart Pringle andBen-
edicta vanMinnen togetherwith theRoundTable, an anonymous donor and builder
Matthew Krom-houdt were able toraiseenoughmoneytohavea special dis-abled bath installedin Nell’s home.“It is fantastic to
seethiskindofthinghappening in ourcommunities whereorganisations usedonations to helpthe people who real-ly need it,” saidPringle.The special bath
was fitted on araised platformwithcementstepssoZachary can be
bathed easily. The bath was installed andconnected to themainwater supply and thegeyser within hours.Pringle stressed that this is a perfect ex-
ample of how givingmoney to local organi-sations is farmore fruitful thangivingmon-ey directly to street people.An emotional Nell thanked everyone in-
volved and stressed how much of a differ-ence this is going to make in her life.
Thanks to a successful team effort from local politi-cians, an anonymous donor, a charity organisationand a construction company, Androlien Nell’s lifehas been changed forever. From left: CouncillorStuart Pringle, Nell and Councillor Benedicta vanMinnen. PHOTO: CASSY VAN EEDEN
Free pregnancy courseAre you pregnant? Do you want to learn moreabout your pregnancy, your health and thehealth of your baby?Local non-profit organisation Masikhule is
offering a free two-day course for pregnantwomen and caretakers covering a number oftopics.The course, called the Masikhule 1 000 days
Initiative, will cover the health and develop-mentofbabies,dietandhealthyeatingforpreg-nant women and what mothers need to knowabout coping with pregnancy.The workshop will be held on 27 and 28 Au-
gust at the Lions clubhouse from 08:45 to 13:00.Tea and refreshments will be served. SMS
your name to 083 415 6703 to book your place.
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Bridgewater’s safety upgradeDALEENFOUCHÉ
The notoriousrailway line inBridgewater,Somerset Westwhere a young artstudent lost hislife in a fatal trainaccident in June,is due for a safetyupgrade.
The tragic deathof Evans Micah-Boateng, an art stu-dent originallyfrom Ghana on 13June, spurredMetrorail to actionto ensure better safety for pedestrians.
Metrorail is implementing several safetyprecautions along the railway line inBridgewater at the river bridge and at VanDer Stel Station.
Riana Scott, spokesperson for Metrorail,says train drivers were instructed to use thetrain siren when approaching the area, es-pecially in the vicinity of the steel bridge.The regulatory and warning sign boards toinform community members to keep clearof the rail reserve have also been installed.
Scott says signage was present at the steelbridge, but claims that it was removed bya local resident who made a request for aboom to be installed. Scott, however, saysaboomisnot justifiableasit isnotanofficialcrossing.
“It would not offer protection if the prac-tice of individuals jogging with earphonesjumping over the fence on the other side of
the line continues.”She says a fence, to demarcate the rail
boundary,willbeputupfromthebridgeandextended to the nearest water course andthat eventually the fencing will extend allthe way to Van Der Stel Station.
“The region spends between R6 millionand R9 million a year to mend and replacebroken fencing. We are saddened by theuntimely demise of Evans and we trust thatthis senseless and entirely preventabletragedy will serve as a reminder to keepclear of the railway line – it is not an officialrailway crossing and should not be used assuch.”
Scott adds that it is with concern that shenotes a formalised pathway leading to therailway line and the bridge was made.
“There is also an onus on the public toensure their own safety through responsi-ble behaviour.”
Metrorail warns pedestrians not to use this steel bridge, as it is not an officialpedestrian crossing.
) Marco Benjamin was sentenced to threeyears in jail on 29 July for an armed robberywhich took place in December 2013. Benjaminand his friends slapped a man, threatenedhim with a knife and made off with his Black-berry cellphone.) Thando Gwapi was convicted on 29 Julyand sentenced to six years imprisonment foran attempted robbery in front of OK Foodsin June 2004.) Mandlenkosi Mponya and ThembaniMthinjwa were sentenced to six years in jail,while Mountain Bunga and Sive Ntaba weresentenced to 12 years for their involvementin an armed robbery at Mr Price in MainRoad, Strand in July 2012.
The Lwandle Police arrested four suspectsbetween the ages of 18 to 34 pertaining to ahouse robbery on 29 July.Police spokesperson Const. Mthokozisi Gama,said a boy (13) was at home alone at about 17:00
when two suspects forced their way into thehouse in Thukunbela Street in Lwandle.The men allegedly threatened the boy with afirearm and a knife while five more suspectsstole a TV, DVD player, two cellphones, an MP3player,aCDplayer,houseandmotorcyclekeysand various smaller items.Anyone with information about the incidentshould phone Detective Const Bongekile Nt-sontso on 021 845 2060.
Die Macassar-polisie ondersoek ’n huisroofnadat ’n 22-jarige vrou verlede Woensdag inhaar huis aangeval en beroof is.Volgens polisie-woordvoerder, sers. Chrisy Le-waks, het ’n seun van ongeveer agt jaar ouddie middag aan die vrou se deur geklop en virkos gevra.Lewaks sê die vrou het twee mans deur die sit-kamervensteropgelet.Syhetgeskree,maardiemans het geslaag om die huis binne te kom.Volgens Lewaks het een van die mans haar metdie vuis deur die gesig geslaan.Die verdagte het haar na bewering aan haarhare gesleep en ’n tou om haar nek aan die dief-wering in die slaapkamer vasgebind.Lewaks sê dat die mans het die huis deursoeken met ’n verloofring op vlug geslaan. Mensemet inligting kan ao. James Jansen by 021 8577126 bel.
Nosisa Mayisela and Ernest Ndletyana from Proud2B Me, an NPO that conducts workshops in underprivileged communities,visited a group of 12 women from Smartie Town last week to train them in various parenting and life skills. Proud2B Me willconduct a follow-up every three months to support these women.
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Loslitdag-veldtog beginDALEEN FOUCHÉ
Aanhouwen, diewerk- en ver-sorgingsentrum vir verstan-delikenliggaamlikgestremdevolwassenes wat die Helder-bergkom bedien, het hul Los-litdag-veldtog verlede weekafgeskop.
Tommy Dell, plaaslike plate-joggiebyRadioHelderbergenge-wilde Country sanger, het dieeerste Loslitdag-kaartjieVrydagvir R10 by Aanhouwen gekoop.R4 van dieR10 kaartjieprys
gaan na Aanhouwen, wanneermens die kaartjie by dié organi-sasie koop.Die Loslitdag-veldtog is ’n na-
sionale geldinsamelingsprojekwat ’n groot verskeidenheid nie-winsgewende organisasies on-dersteun. Jou Loslitdag-kaartjiegee vir jou die geleentheid omop5 September ’n prettige en uitspattige uitrus-ting aan te trek. “Trek alles uit die kas en trekvir jou ’n uitspattige rok, broek, bril, jas ofskoen aan,” sê Natascha Bester van Aanhou-wen. Sy sê R10 is ’n klein donasie, maar maak’n groot verskil.Aanhouwen is gestig in 1987 met ’n ledetal
van vier. Sedertdien het Aanhouwen gegroeitot ’n volhoubare organisasie met 65 lede tus-sen van 18 en 66 jaar oud, wat die sentrum op’n daaglikse basis besoek.“Sowat 60% van die lede is uit agtergeblewe
gemeenskappe enword daagliks na en van dieSentrum vervoer met Aanhouwen-voertuie.”Bester sêeenvanAanhouwensegrootstebe-
hoeftes is ’n nuwe rolstoel-vriendelike bussieom hul lede te vervoer. Sy verduidelik dat hulhuidige bussie op sy laaste bene is, maar dathulle baie afhanklik van dié vervoer is omdathulle lede daagliks byhul huise op- en afgelaai
word met die bussie.Aanhouwen is ’nniewinsgewendeorganisa-
siewatgeenhulpvandieregeringontvangnie.“Om ons in staat te stel om selfversorgend tewees,hetonsverskeiegeldinsamelingsprojek-te en doen ons kontrakwerk vir verskeie orga-nisasies. Verder doen ons ook herwinning enmaak handgemaakte produkte om in ons win-keltjie te verkoop.”Dell,wat reeds jarebyAanhouwenbetrokke
is, sê Aanhouwen is ’n wonderlike plek en lêgereeld besoekdaar af en doen optredes by opedae en Kersfeespartytjies.“Niemand weet hoe om die lewe te geniet
soos die lede van Aanhouwen nie!”Om Aanhouwen te ondersteun, gaan koop
jou Loslitdag-kaartjie by hul kantoor in 32Dummerstraat, Somerset-Wes.Vir meer inligting, bel vir Natascha Bester
by Aanhouwen op 021 851 3798.
Tommy Dell, aanbieder van die oggendprogram by Radio Helderberg(regs agter) koop die eerste Loslitdag-kaartjie by Aanhouwen om dieorganisasie te ondersteun. Saam met hom op die foto is NataschaBester van Aanhouwen. Voor is Steyn Huysamen en Bernie Mostert.
FOTO: DALEEN FOUCHÉ
Strand-biblioteek vier 40steOp 29Augustus 1974 is die nuwe biblioteek-gebou op luisterryke wyse deur die destyd-se lid van die uitvoerende komitee, mnr.F.A. Loots, geopen en kon die Strand spogmet die mees moderne biblioteek in dieWes-Kaap.Die huidige personeel en vriende nooi
graag alle oud-personeellede en amptenareom seker te maak dat hulle op die gastelys
is vir ’n groot viering op 29 Augustus.Aletta Joubert, wat destyds ’n groot rol
gespeel het in die ontwerp en beplanningvan die gebou, asook Dine van Zyl, be-skermvrou van die biblioteekvriende, salas gassprekers optree. Nog verrassings salsorg vir ’n onvergeetlike geleentheid omhierdie mylpaal te vier. Bel die biblioteekby 021 850 4173.
Help dié nuwe sopkombuisMacassar-inwoner, Jane Hen-dricks, vra ondersteuning virhaar nuutgestigte sopkombuisvir die Chris Hani-area.Hendricks het besluit om ’n
sopkombuis te begin, nadat sydie nood van veral kinders ensiek mense gesien het.Sy verduidelik dat sy in haar
gemeenskapsdiens vir die Ma-cassar-daghospitaalbesefhetdatbaie mense nie iets het om te eetvoordat hulle hul medikasiemoet neem nie. Sy het toe beginom sop uit te deel.Nou wil Hendricks elke
Woensdag sop uitdeel, maar het
die hulp van die gemeenskap no-dig.Hendricks het reedsmense om
haar te help met die voorberei-ding van die sop en ’n groot ge-noegkombuis,maarbenodignog’n groot pot en skeplepels vir diesop.Sy sê ’n groot rasper en ’n skot-
tel sal ook baie help.Sy bedank dr. Yumna Ibrahim
vir die skenkings van brood ensopbestanddele, asook vir EllenenMaina Sylvester vir hul sken-king van aartappels en wortels.Indien jy wil help, bel Hen-
dricks by 079 139 4697Jane Hendricks het ’n sop-kombuis inMacassar begin.
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Helderberg GazetteGeneral - AlgemeenDinsdag 12 Augustus 2014 7The Sir Lowry’s Pass Li-brary hosted a specialWomen’s Day event onFriday 8 August. The li-brary hosted and enter-tained women from theFairways senior club andVuyani Frail Care centrein Sir Lowry’s Pass. Thewomen enjoyed deli-cious food and weretreated to live music andstorytelling by Lalie leRoux, the district manag-er of District 6, which in-cludes Sir Lowry’s PassVillage. The event wassponsored byWedderwillcounsellor JohannesMiddleton of sub-council8 and Ward 100, DewHarvest and Kwikspar.PHOTOS: CASSY VAN EEDEN
Hulp nodigmet brigadekamp
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Hullebenodigegterdie gemeenskap sehulp om geld vir dieopvoedkundigekamp in te samel.
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Cotlands’high tea
Cotlands is hostingThe High Tea Party attheWebersburgWineEstate on Saturday 30August.
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H’berg’s 7s stars abroadSir Lowrians Rugby Club’shead coach, Ricky Petersenand four other Helderberg-basedsevensplayersarecur-rently representing theWestern Province Sevenssquad in Ireland and Eng-land.
The players are Errol Jag-gers and Armien Bailey (fromthe Helderberg Rugby Club)and Earl Rose and Ashwill Pe-ters (from Sir Lowrians RugbyClub).Petersen and the local play-
ers are representingWP in twotournaments, one in Ireland(the Limerick Sevens) and theother in England (the LondonWorld Cup Sevens).Both these tournaments
form part of the World ClubSevens Circuit. The LimerickSevens was played on 9 and 10August while the LondonWorld Club Sevens will beplayed on 16 and 17 August.
The Helderberg-based WP Sevens players and coach who are playingin tournaments in Ireland and England are: (from left) Errol Jaggers(Helderberg RFC), Earl Rose (Sir Lowrians), Armien Bailey (HelderbergRFC), Ashwill Peters (Sir Lowrians) andRicky Petersen (Sir Lowrians headcoach).
SAPS Helderberg Stars beat PC Burning Fire 2-0 in a thrilling soccer match played at the LwandleSports Grounds on 30 July. The win resulted in the SAPS Helderberg team moving up to third placein the Western Cape Football Association Cluster League. The players are (back, from left): DubisikoNdiwa, Anele Medu, Mandisi Vonco, Stephen Sechaba and Unathi Gulube. In front are : MhlangabeziPeti, Erik Foyo, Mzoxolo Ndzo, Jazzman Mazwi, Mzoxolo Funda and Lufezo Vazi.
Macassar Cricket Club practice starts soonTheMacassarCricketClubwill start their offi-cial training sessions on Thursday 14 Augustat 18:00 at the Macassar sports ground, behindthe police station.Theclubhas three teamsparticipating in the
Western ProvinceCricketAssociation leagues
with the first teamplaying intheFirstDivisionD, the second team in the Reserve 3E Leagueand the third team in the Reserve 3D League..Players and former players who would like
to join the club are requested to contact coachVernie Simpson on 078 404 4413.
