www.bolandgazette.co.za Year 19 • Tuesday 3 March 2015 | Tel. 021 853 0211 Helderberg X1PTGYKR-HP030315 c/o Gordon’s Bay Avenue & Onverwacht Street, Strand • 021 853 6614 Email: [email protected]CALTEX GREENWAYS A Ad dv va an nc ce ed d D Di ie es se el l R R9 9. .9 99 9 50ppm From Wed 04 March 2015 000000-HP030315 ’n Dak van ’n huis in die inkrementele ontwikke- lingsarea (IOA) in Sir Lowry’s Pass is gister (Maan- dag) in die vroeë oggendure deur die sterk Suid- ooster beskadig. Die IOA het ontstaan toe inwo- ners van plaaslike informele areas uit vloedgeteisterde gebiede verskuif is, en die tydeli- ke huise van sinkplaat is op 15 November verlede jaar in gebruik geneem. Volgens die huiseienaar, Siphiwe Makibi, het die sterk wind ’n deel van die dak omstreeks middernag gelig, en het ’n deel van die sinkplaat in die kombuis getuimel. Nie- mand is beseer nie. Makibi se vrou en hul maand- oue baba-seun en dogters (7 en 8) het die nag by bure geslaap. Makibi het in die huis agtergebly om dit teen moontlike misdadigers te beskerm. Volgens raadslid Johan Middleton is Asla, die kon- trakteurs wat die huise gebou het, van die voorval in kennis gestel en sou die dak so gou moontlik herstel word. Siphiwe Makibi staan hier in sy daklo- se kombuis. FOTO’S: DELIAH BRINKHUIS In this week’s DistrictMail ) New mall proposed for Gordon’s Bay; ) Another robbery at Somerset Mall; ) Traffic headache in the Helderberg; ) Extreme 7s action – in photos Platform celebrates South Africans 2 Schools sports league kicks off 8 Suidooster Suidooster Suidooster beskadig dak beskadig beskadig dak dak
’n Dak van ’n huis in die inkrementele ontwikke-lingsarea (IOA) in Sir Lowry’s Pass is gister (Maan-dag) in die vroeë oggendure deur die sterk Suid-ooster beskadig. Die IOA het ontstaan toe inwo-ners van plaaslike informele areas uitvloedgeteisterde gebiede verskuif is, en die tydeli-ke huise van sinkplaat is op 15 November verledejaar in gebruik geneem. Volgens die huiseienaar,Siphiwe Makibi, het die sterk wind ’n deel vandie dak omstreeks middernag gelig, en het ’n deelvan die sinkplaat in die kombuis getuimel. Nie-mand is beseer nie. Makibi se vrou en hul maand-oue baba-seun en dogters (7 en 8) het die nagby bure geslaap. Makibi het in die huis agtergeblyom dit teen moontlike misdadigers te beskerm.Volgens raadslid JohanMiddleton is Asla, die kon-trakteurs wat die huise gebou het, van die voorvalin kennis gestel en sou die dak so gou moontlikherstelword.SiphiweMakibi staanhier in sydaklo-se kombuis. FOTO’S: DELIAH BRINKHUIS
In this week’sDistrictMail
) New mall proposed forGordon’s Bay;) Another robbery at SomersetMall;) Traffic headache in theHelderberg;) Extreme 7s action – in photos
Patrick Cromwell describes himself asextremelyproudtobeaSouthAfricancit-izen and he has taken it upon himself tocreate awareness of other AwesomeSouth Africans.
The Helderberg resident has set-upwww.awesomesouthafricans.co.za to show-case themanySouthAfricans doing extraor-dinary things. The likes of adventurerRiaanManser and amputee Paul Steyn are some ofthe Awesome South Africans currently fea-turedon the site,whichhestarted inSeptem-ber last year.His decision to highlight the awesome
workandadventuresofSouthAfricanscameafterherealisedtheydonotreceivetheneces-sary exposure for their great achievements.Addedtothis, theStrandresidenthasfaced
some difficulties over the years, but heman-aged to triumph in the end.In October 1999, Cromwell was struck by
a rock flung throughhis car’swindscreen ontheN2.Hehadtoundergoreconstructivesur-gery to rectify the extensive damage to hisface.After the surgery, he moved to Holland,
where he worked as a forklift driver at a dogfood company.But one day, he decided to do more with
his life.Heenrolled inan internet courseat anight
schooland foundhimselfwanting tobroadenhis knowledge on the topic. Cromwell thendecided to enrol in a beginner web designcourse.“Before then, I had no idea what a right
click was, but when I got into it, I just gelledwith what I was learning,” he says.Cromwell was eventually employed in the
customer care department of an Americancompany in Holland.
But after living and working abroad fortwo and a half years, he returned home fora holiday.“When I went back to Holland, I immedi-
ately felt homesick. So I went straight to myboss to quit,” Cromwell tells Helderberg Ga-zette.Hemovedbackhomeanddidsomeoddjobs
beforehestartedhisownwebdesigningcom-pany, WebDzign, in 2005.Cromwell is a huge fan of the outdoors and
keeps up-to-date on SouthAfricans doing ex-ceptional things in the outdoors. “Most ofthem go on these adventures to raise funds
andawareness forotherpeople,not for them-selves.”He is passionate about his brainchild. “I
spend more time maintaining the site thanI should,” Cromwell admits.The project will be on show at the annual
CapeGetawayShowatLourensfordWineEs-tate from Friday 13 to Sunday 15 March.In the future, we wants to better manage
the public relations side of his website andwould like to dedicate all his resources andtime on it.“I get no compensation for it; I purely do
it for the love of Awesome South Africans.”
Patrick Cromwell has a love for all things South African and anything to do with the outdoors. Hecombined the two loves and created an even bigger love, www.awesomesouthafticans.co.za, wherehe highlights South Africans braving the outdoors for a cause.
Women’s WorldPrayer Day heldThe Methodist Church in the Helderberg willcelebrateWomen’sWorld Day of Prayer on Fri-day 6 March.Inter-denominational prayer meetings will
be held at the SomersetWest Church Street andMacassar congregations. The prayer meetingat Church Street, on the corner of Church andAndriesPretoriuswill startat 10:00.The theme:“Do you know what I have done to you?” Park-ing is available at the St Paul Catholic Churchon the corner ofLourens andAndriesPretoriusStreets.The prayer meeting in Macassar will take
place at the VG Church in Soekmekaar Streetat 19:00. Everyone is welcome.
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Helderberg residents have their say on this year’s budgetFinanceMinisterNhlanhlaNene’sbudget speechon lastTuesday(24 February) saw a substantial increase in sin tax, with the costof a packet of 20 cigarettes increasing by 82c, beer by 15,5c, spar-klingwineby48canda750mlbottleofwhiskeybyR3,77.Electrici-ty will increase by 2c and the fuel levy was raised with 80,5c.Welcomenewswasthatpensionerscanlookforwardtoanextra
R60 in their wallet, child grants will increase to R330 and fostergrants have increased by R30 to R860.The Helderberg Gazette asked locals for their views.
Denver Arendse van Strand meendie pensioentoelaag is te min enstem nie saam met die elektrisiteit-verhoging nie. Hy stemsaammetdiestyging in belasting op sterk drank,maar sê dat die regering meer geldaan behuising moet bestee.
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Shimone October van Strand is te-vrede met die staatstoelae wat ver-hoog het, asook die “sin-tax”. Sy sêegter dat die lewenskoste styg,maardat die inkomstedieselfdebly.
Foto links: Ria Smit, ’n pensioena-ris, sê die toelaag-verhoging is nievoldoende nie omdat die lewens-koste hoog is. Die brandstofheffingsal ook verder hiertoe bydra, meensy.
Sadree Spies, ’n pensioenaris, istevrede met die pensioenverho-ging. Sy voel egter dat elektrisiteits-verbruikers wat meer gebruik meerbelasting moet betaal.
Keith Sauls van Macassar is ’n ro-ker wat twee pakkies sigarette perdag rook. Hy sê dat die 82c stygingseer sal maak, maar dat hy dit salkoop. “The things we cannot chan-ge, we have to accept,”
IvanHartley vanStrand stemsaammet die verhoging in “sin tax”. Hyvoel egter dat besighede te swaarbelas word en dat die brandstof-heffing te hoog is.
Ntobeko Tonisi from Asanda Vil-lage says the 2015 budget is notfavourable for poor citizens. Hesays he agrees with the hike in sintax, as smoking contributes to ill-ness and government funding hasto pay for treatment. “People driv-ing under the influence of alcoholcause accidents and the govern-ment has to fund the Road Acci-dent Fund as well. Electricity is anecessity which we cannot be with-out. Government needs to find analternative, like solar power.”
Campbell Mack sê die ongeskikt-heidstoelaag is te min. “Die verho-ging help nie, want ander uitgawessoos krag, kos en skoolonkoste ishoër as dit,” meen hy.
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Suspected drug pedlars’ case postponedThe four suspects who were arrestedfor being in possession of R500 000worth of drugs on the N2 near Macas-sar on Wednesday 14 January, madetheir second court appearance in theSomerset West Magistrate’s Courtlast Thursday (19 February).
Thomas Wiesner (51), Stefania Mor-alli (31), Bastian Gummerlich (32) andLukas Hoppe (26) were granted
R10 000 bail on 16 January. Their mostrecent appearance saw the case beingpostponed until Wednesday 4 March.
Police, together with the City ofCape Town Metro Police and DrugTask Team, found hashish, cocaineand two wine bottles containing a liq-uid suspected to be MDMA (3,4-meth-ylenedioxy-methamphetamine) inhidden compartments in the vehicle.
It is believed the four were on theirway to Knysna and that they arelinked to a European syndicate oper-atinginSouthAfricaduringtheannu-al summer rave season. Police alsoclamped down on an address in Muiz-enberg pointed out by one of the sus-pects, where they found two litres ofMDMA, cocaine and hashish with anestimated value of R750 000.
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PRECAUTIONARY: Residents of a road in Somerset West, close to the entrance of Hottentot-HollandsHigh School, made a quick plan when a manhole cover in the street was stolen. Antonie van Wyk,a resident of the street, says the manhole cover was stolen on Friday 20 February and the incidentwas reported to the City of Cape Town. To prevent any vehicles, cyclists or pedestrians from fallinginto the manhole or damaging their vehicles, a very large dead branch was placed in the hole. Theeffect: a grim image of a dead tree growing in the street. PHOTO: DALEEN FOUCHÉ
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Sports league to fightcrime at schools“A child in sport is a child out of court”is the slogan Vincent Daniels, the Presi-dent of Sports Against Crime SouthAfrica(SACSA), will be using to drive the all newSports Against Crime Helderberg schoolleague.
Hehopesthat thenewprogrammewillassistchildren to reach their professional sportgoals and shift their mindsets towards sportsinstead of crime.To achieve this SACSA has partnered with
SAPS Western Cape Provincial Social CrimeProjects to establish the SportsAgainst CrimeHelderberg school leaguewhichkicks off laterthis month. This will be the first time in thehistory of a SACSA crime prevention exercisethat the crime prevention league kicks off inthe Helderberg, which falls under the Khaye-litsha SAPS cluster.Daniels conveyed his thanks to all the spon-
sors who rallied together to help make thisevent a reality, namely: Pick n Pay BoxerStores, Old Mutual, Coca Cola, Delta Panel-beaters, Jacob Transport, Global Motors andAdvance Auto Electric.Included in thecrimeprevention leaguewill
be sports workshops and coaching clinicswhichwill be hosted and facilitated by profes-sional sports players and clubs. The sportscodeswhichwill be involved in this campaignwill be soccer, rugby and netball.All 25 clusters in theWestern Capewill take
part in this league and the finalwill take place
on Saturday 24 October. Only the top teamswill participate in the finalswhere thewinner(and winning teams) of each sport disciplinewill receive trophies and medals plus therewill also be awards for the player of thematch.Helderberg schools who will be participat-
ing in the project are: Temperance Town, DrJ.G. Joubert, Rusthoff Primary,Marvin Park,Solomon Qatyana, Danie Ackermann.The programme for the crime prevention
leaguefor2015 is: 28March -DanieAckermannSports fields, Somerset West; 11 April - Tem-perance Town, Gordon’s Bay; 2 May - Dr JGJoubert, Rusthof. 12 September - Lwandlesportsfields and 24 October SAPS Pinelands.Each school must provide referees for each
sports code while the SAPS clusters will pro-vide transport to the different venues for thepupils and teachers. The SAPS officials willbe responsible for the safety of the pupils com-peting in these events.Wynberg SAPS clusters will also be holding
a sports against crime sports day on Saturday25 April at the Wynberg Military Base wheresoccer and netball will be played.The following SAPS stations will be in-
volved in organising the day: SAPSWynberg,SAPS Grassy Park, SAPS Diep River, SAPSKirstenhof, and SAPS Steenberg.The other 25 SAPS Clusters will hold their
own individual sports against crime sportsdays until the finals on 24 October.For more information phone Vincent Dan-
iels at 082 865 1144.
Sponsors NazeehAbrahams (GlobalMotors), VincentDaniels (Presidentof Sports AgainstCrime South Afri-ca) Michelle Rob-yntjies ( Old Mutu-al) and Col SEZama ( Visible Po-licing Commander,Strand). With theR50 000 chequewhich Old Mutualpresented toSports AgainstCrime South Africafor the crime pre-vention sportsleague. PHOTOS:MARK STUART
Principals, teachers, children, SAPS members and sponsored who willbe involved in the sports against crime Helderberg school league.
