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BAGGING A BIT FOR CHARITY: Casual Day, South Africa’s biggest fundraiser for persons with disabilities, raised R27-million countrywide last year.This was announced at a breakfast function at the Lord Charles Hotel in Somerset West on Thursday 19 February. Aanhouwen Work and Care Centrein Somerset West was one of the top performers, raising R76 360. At the event, from left, were Casual Day ambassador Jabu Ngwenya, AanhouwenWork and Care Centre’s Natascha Bester and MC Eloise Cupido. PHOTO: SEBASTIAN VOIGT
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Somerset West girl tells of her life in EgyptTAMSYN JANTJIES
AlmaasBagusisalively,animatedyoung lady fromSomerset Park inSomerset West, who recently re-turned from a year-long stay inEgypt.
She says theEgypt sheexperiencedis not the same as the Egypt we seeon television. During her time in thecountry, Almaas lived in Nasr City,Cairo.
Almaas visited the country as partof anexchangeprogrammeofAFS In-terculture Programme. She initiallyapproached AFS for a scholarship to
study inSwitzerland,butherapplica-tion was unsuccessful. The organisa-tion later informedher shewas foundeligible for a scholarship to Egypt.
An excited Almaas could not waitforheradventuretooneof theworld’soldest country’s to begin.
Both her parents have encouragedtheir only daughter to travel theworld before settling down.
Sitting at theHelderbergGazette of-fice, accompanied byhermother, sheexcitedly tells tales about pyramids,fermented fish and sleeping in thedesert.
During her time in Egypt, Almaassays nothing drastic or life threaten-
ing happened. She, however, recallshow her host father and brother nar-rowly escaped a possible bombing.
“While standing in a bank queue,my host father noticed a robot ordrone wheel to a stop right next tohim. As it rolled away, he realised ithad removed a bomb,” she says.
“Wherever you go in Egypt, thereis always military presence. All theshopping malls have metal detectors,which took some getting used to’’.
Almaas completed her academicschoolcareerupuntilGrade11atPar-el Vallei High. She completed Grade12 in Egypt.
She says she prefers South African
schools to those in her host country.“SA schools are way better – it’s
more organised and the teachers doabetter job. The student-teacher rela-tionship in Egypt is also good,” sheexplains.
She says she also missed celebrat-ingEidathome.“InEgypt,Christiansare very respectful during the monthofRamadaan,whileMuslimsrespect-ed the Christian period of Lent,” Al-maas recalls.
“On the day of Eid, I especiallymissed home. The two countries cul-tures do not celebrate the holy day inthe same way. I really missed mymother’s cooking; the main dish in
Egyptwas fermented fish, whichwasnot my favourite dish.”
Almaas’smother, Shaakira says: “Iam very proud of my daughter. Sheis mature and strong. Despite somenegative comments, she made themost of the opportunity.”
Almaashasappliedtostudyat localand international tertiary institu-tions to study medicine or psycholo-gy. “I want to be a doctor, so that Ican provide a service to small com-munities,” she says.
“My best experience in Egypt, waswhenwe slept in the desert under thestars with sleeping bags only. I willdefinitelymissEgyptandit’speople.’’
This picture was taken at the Bahariya Oasis in Egypt. On the photo is Almaas Bagus(left) with Farida Yousry Abdalla (right) and Farida Kassem (front).From left: Jack Blue, Alaa Eldin Essam and Almaas Bagus at the Giza pyramids in Cairo.
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According to a City of Cape Town statement,NSOs are experienced Metro Police officers as-signed to an area which has a business areaand schools. “NSOs will work closely with allstakeholders in the area to identify and tackleproblems which may lead to crime and disor-der,” it states.
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There are currently 16 NSOs serving neigh-bourhoods in Gordon’s Bay, Nyanga, OceanView, Hout Bay, Mitchell’s Plain, Crossroads,Bishop Lavis, Atlantis, Athlone, Harare, Hano-ver Park, Khayelitsha, Manenberg, Muizen-berg, Woodstock, Bridgetown and Gatesville.
Mayoral Committee member for Safety andSecurity, JP Smith says the officers will be as-signed to these communities for a period of upto seven years.
“The officers aim to identify opportunitiesto reduce risks and increase local well-beingof residents by knowing and being known inthe communities. They will also establish awebof individualsandorganisationswhohaveinsight into the neighbourhood and becometheir partners in creating a safe and caringcommunity.”
BURST PIPE FLOODS TRENCH: A burst water pipe halted roadworks in Strand Main Road last week. The workerswere busy digging a trench when a water pipe underneath, cracked and flooded the trench. Water flowed non-stopand flooded the trench, causing the water to flow into Main Road. Pictured above is a nearby drain bubbling overwith water. PHOTO: TAMSYN JANTJIES
SLP housing: have your sayThepublicparticipationprocess foraproposedlow-cost housing project in Sir Lowry’s Passisopenwith theEnvironmental ImpactAssess-ment being conducted.
The City of Cape Town has proposed to buildbetween 350 and 367 low-cost houses on a por-tion of Farm 1 438, south of Knorhoek Road.
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Comments must be submitted before Thurs-day26Marchandmust includeanameandcon-tact details.
AT THE HELM: Strand Community Policing Forum held its AGM on Tuesday 17 February. A new committeewas elected. At the back, from left, are Ronald Hendricks, pastor Patrick Sauls (treasurer), deputychairperson Desmond Peens, Yagia Abrahams, Andries Coetzee, Albert Smith and Strand visible policehead Lieutenant-Colonel Sanele Zama. Seated in front, from left, are Jamiah Scholtz (secretary),Strand station commander Colonel Fana Dlamini, CPF chairperson Franscina Lukas, Shamiema Abra-hams (project coordinator) and Matilda Arnolds.
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Dis krieket-wêreldbeker tyd endieHelderbergGazettewouweetwie almal die sport kyk, wiemense se gunsteling-speler is enwatter span, volgens hulle, gaandie wêreldbeker wen.
CLIVE YATES: Ek hoop maar Suid–Afrikawen – al is Sri-Lanka en die Wes–Indiërsnet sogoed.EkkanongelukkignieVrydagdie wedstryd kyk nie, maar ek sal altydmy span ondersteun.
MARILYN KING: Ek neem definitief deelaan Protea Vrydag en ek dink die Proteasgaan die krieket-wêreldbeker wen. Ons isgoed genoeg, maar ons moet oppas virSri-Lanka – hulle is net so goed. Die heleProtea-span is my gunsteling – ek kan nieeen uitsonder nie.
SIYABULELE MTYA: The Proteas are defi-nitely going to win. I have faith in themand they are playing well. They’re not asdisappointing as our national soccer team;one can count on the Proteas, but theyshould look out for the West Indies.
ROCHELLE FORTUIN: Ek kyk gewoonlik netkrieket in die verbygaan, maar ek is volvertroue dat ons span sal wen.
JANINE CLAASEN: Ek moet krieket kyk;wanneer my man uit die werk kom is datal wat ons in die huis kyk. Deur die nagsit hy ook voor die televisie en krieketkyk. AB de Villiers is vanselfsprekend mygunsteling-speler. Ek hoop die Proteaswen; ek weet hulle gaan wen.
SYDNEY VANNIEKERK: Pakistan is my gun-steling-span; hulle is die beste so ver. DieProteas is net so goed, so hulle staan dalk’n kans om die wêreldbeker te wen.
RYAN PETERSEN: Ek sal so nou en dankrieket kyk; dis niemy gunsteling-sport nie.As ek nou ’n uitblinker in die span moetnoem, is dit Hashim Amla. Suid-Afrika het’n goeie kans om die toernooi te wen.
LEONIE MACHELM: Ongelukkig kan onsniebydiewerkProtea-Vrydaghounie,wantons moet elke dag ons werk-uniforms aan-hê. AB de Villiers is my gunsteling-speleren ek voel Suid-Afrika gaan wen. Hullemoet wel pasop vir die Indiëse-krieket-span. FOTO’S: TAMSYN JANTJIES
Informal trade needs inputA call from the City of Cape Townfor locals’ suggestions on how toimprove the informal tradingacross the metropole, maystrengthen the ever-growing sec-tor.
The City’s Economic Develop-ment Department launched theCitymart Challenge last week.
It aims to, through submissionsof ideas and suggestions, improveinfrastructure at one of the morethan 4 000 informal trading sitesmanaged by the City.
“Through this call, we hope torejuvenate informal trading, bysoliciting input from the publicwhich could provide possible so-lutions to the challenges or prob-lems the sector is facing,” ex-plains Mayoral Committee mem-ber for Tourism, Events andEconomic Development, GarrethBloor.
“As a significant contributor toour economy, it is important forthis sector to grow, and this is anopportunity for the community tobepartofmakingprogressbysub-mitting solutions that aim to pro-vide better quality services, with-in the available resources.”
A statement says the sector rep-resents about 12% of Cape Town’seconomy and employs about 18%of residents.
The City currently has 2 497trading sites registered on its sys-tem. But the City manages morethan 4 000 informal business sitesin the city centre, informal settle-ments, rural areas and at touristhot spots.
“Where possible, the City pro-
vides trading infrastructure suchashard-surfacedareas, fixed trad-ing stands, roof structures and, insome instances, ancillary servi-ces such as access to water andelectricityatsomesites.However,in many cases, the infrastructurethatisprovidedcanbeimproved,”Bloor states.
“Solutions can include infra-structure proposals such as creat-ing stands that are maintainable,cost-effective or easy to transport,as well as how to optimise sitemanagement and to improve cus-tomer experience.”
For the challenge, the City ispartnering with Citymart, a glob-al organisation focused on open-ing government processes to civicinnovation through engagementwith residents.
Once the suggestions have beensubmitted, the viable solutionswill be selected to help strengthenthe City’s approach to informaltrading through knowledge shar-ing, apilotproject orademonstra-tion.
The platform will also offer in-formal traders the opportunity tobe exposed to best practice in theindustry worldwide.
To submit suggestions, visithttp://my.citymart.com/Call/CoCT_economic_innovation tosubmit solutions.
Informal traders who do nothave access to a smartphone areencouraged to make use of theCity’s freeSmartCape internet ac-cess at libraries.
The deadline for submissions isThursday 16 April.
Krieket-wêreldbeker: wie gaan wen?
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SHARING THE LOVE: In celebration of Valentine’s day, staffers of Shoprite Macassar baked two cakes and deliveredit to the old age home in Macassar. All the other Shoprite stores also baked cakes for the elderly in their communities.
Snake bites: what not to doSnakebites canaffect body func-tions inminutesandcanbe fatal.Anyone bitten should visit amedical practitioner.
Doctor Vernon Wessels fromER24 says a medical practitionerwill be able to assess if a bite is ven-omous, the depth of the bite and ifthere is possibly underlying struc-ture damage such as tendonsheaths or joint spaces that mayhave been penetrated. It is impor-tant not to panic.
“Panicking increases blood cir-culation, therefore the patientshould be kept calm. Apply a ban-dage to the area as this limits lym-phatic drainage. The affected areashould be kept still to limit move-ment,” says Wessels.
A description of the snake would
be useful if possible, but there areother ways to identify the venomby looking at the symptoms of thepatient.
Snake expert Arno Naudé saysthe most commonly encounteredlethal snakesare thespittingcobra,puff adder, snouted cobra, Cape co-bra and black mamba.
Rinkhals are commonly encoun-tered but rarely bite, just like theboomslang.
If you come across a snake, tryto get away from it or freeze to de-termine in which direction thesnake is moving.
Bites from potentially lethalsnakes can cause traumatic inju-ries through tissue destruction orneurological problems.
Smaller adders and snakes, likeburrowing asps, can cause swell-
ing, pain and tissue death (necro-sis).
Snake venom can kill by eithercausing muscle failure, whichcauses paralysis and suffocation.
“It may also cause the body to gointo shock and the organs to shutdown. In some cases it can alsocause bleeding, which may lead todeath,” Naudé said.
What not to do when bitten by asnake:
) Do not wash or cut the woundor try to suck out the venom;
) Do not use home remedies; noice, heat packs or electrical shocksshould be used.
) Alcohol and aspirin should beavoided.
) No tourniquet should be tiedaround the affected area.
– Submitted by ER24
Gordonsbaai het Valentynsdag instyl gevier met die rooi en wit hart-jies en rooi lappe om die bome indie middelman van die R44. FOTO:DALEEN FOUCHÉ
Gee bietjie van jou tyd vir ’n goeie doelTwee vrywilligers doen ’n be-roep op ander om hulle te helpom vreugde na die lewens vantalle bejaardes te bring.
Sonja Strydom en Mandy Cha-lice is beide vrywilligers by Sen-cit, a tehuis vir bejaardes inRusthof.
Mandy is al vir die afgelopetwee jaar ’nvrywilligerbySenciten Sonja het onlangs saam met
Mandy as vrywilliger beginwerk.
“Dit is ’n baie bevredigendewerk om te doen,” meen Sonja.
Die twee vrywilligers gaandoen gereeld inkopies vir bejaar-des, speel saam met hulle Scrab-ble en het onlangs voete gewas engepamperlang.
Maar dié twee vrywilligers vradat nog plaaslike mense begin
tyd spandeer by Sencit.Daar is veral mense nodig om
Bingo aan te bied, bejaardes tehelp met oefening en iemand watdalk kan kom kitaar speel enliedjies sing.
“Dit kos jou geen geld; net ’nbietjie tyd,” sê Sonja.
Vir nadere inligting, skakelSonjaby083 283 5612ofMandyby074 310 0249.
YUMMY TREATS: In celebration of International Pancake Day and Random Act of Kindness Day on Tuesday 17 February, ShopriteMacassar sold pancakes to raise funds for Marvin Park Primary School. The store managed to raise R995. From left are RozelleJacobs (admin manager), Conray Andreas (Grade 7 pupil), Recobin Conradie (Marvin Park Primary teacher), Jayda Gysman(Grade 7), Alice Pietersen (branch manager) and Cecelia April (deli controller).
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Cupid’s cupcake surpriseThe Halli Trust brightened up thelearners of Tereo School’s Valen-tine’s day when they took cup-cakes they received from Verge-zicht Private School in Stellen-bosch.
Zander Vermeulen, Jeniel Naude, Sannette Gibson, Nicola Steele, Edgar Cloete, SuzanneCilliers and Jamie Lopes brought boxes filled with elaborately decorated cupcakes to giveto the learners of Tereo School on the Friday before Valentine’s day.
The principal, Naomi Ferreira, arranged all the learners in neat rowsbefore they could receive their treats.
Infectious smiles all around was the orderof the day.
The learners eagerly pose for a photo opportunity after receivingtheir valentine’s treats.
The recipients of the lovely sweet treats could not wait to bite into the decorated cupcakes.
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Oudrugbyspelersvan polisie vergaderAlle oudspelers vandie Stellenbosch-po-lisie Rugbyklub word uitgenooi na ’nvergadering by dieMacassar-polisiesta-sie op Dinsdag 24 Februarie. Die verga-dering, om ’n opkomende reünie en na-weekuitstappie na die Weskus te be-spreek, begin om 17:00. Vir nadereinligting bel Paulus Swartland by076 051 4543 of Isak (Sakkie) Gouws by084 994 5325.
Pregnancy education workshopNPOMasikhulewill host a two-dayworkshopfor pregnant women and health careworkersin Somerset West next month.The workshop will feature sessions on ma-
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development.It will be held at the Lions Clubhouse in
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Spicy vegetable dhalIngredients:30 ml butter15 ml sunflower oil30 ml fresh ginger, grated15 ml crushed garlic1 onion, halved and slivered10 ml ground cumin2 pinches ground cloves1 pinch ground turmeric1 litre vegetable stock4 plum tomatoes, seeded and diced125 ml chopped flat-leaf parsley250 ml lentils
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Support Shavatonthis SaturdayThe Cansa Shavathonwill be held at Som-ersetMall on Saturday 28 Februarywhereyou can shave or spray your hair in sup-port of cancer.Costs to participate are R50 for adults
and R25 for children under 12.The fundswill go towards fundingCansa
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Free open day at MatiesThe organisers of Stellenbosch Universi-ty’s (SU) open day, invite you to find outmore about study options on Saturday(28 February)onitsStellenboschandTyg-erberg campuses from 09:00 to 16:00.
TheMatiesopendayis the idealopportunityfor Grade 11 and 12 learners to gain valuableinformation on university studies, careerchoices, bursaries and loans; student fees; res-idence placement, sporting events, accommo-dation, student associations, student life, andmuch more.“Whatmakes the open day so special is that
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exact information on the various fields ofstudy as well as the support services offeredby the University,” says Magdel Pretorius,project coordinatorandadviseratSU’sCentrefor Student Recruitment (CSR).For the first time this year the University
is also offering access to a free career counsel-ling questionnaire, available at maties.pacec-areers.com/questionnaire. The question-naire identifies appropriate fields of interestand links this to a variety of careers and studyopportunities.“Another innovative program is Course
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with whom you should talk to on open day,”comments Pretorius.Those interested in sports can make their
way to the lawns next to the Rooiplein to findout more about Maties Sport, or alternativelyhop on the Maties shuttle to Coetzenburg tosee what Stellenbosch’s sport facilities haveto offer. A tour of the JS Gericke Library isalso on the programme.Several other educational institutions will
be exhibiting at the Maties open day.Visit www.maties.com for the complete
OpenDay programmewith times and venues.To book your spot, find Maties on Facebookat MatiesFanPage, phone Maties on021 808 9111 or send an email to [email protected].
KARATE KIDS: Seiki Kan Goju Ryu Karate Do, which operates from Hendrik Louw Primary School, recently held its graduation and awards ceremony.All the participants and instructors were photographed on the day. The instructors, seated from left, are sensei Adam Porter, sensei Niel van Zyl,sensei Pietman Faasen and sensei Jackie Scholtz. Interested parties may phone sensei Niel on 082 877 5335 or sensei Jackie on 083 997 4765.
Zandvliet Hoërhou karnavalHoërskool Zandvliet hou die naweekvan Vrydag 27 Februarie karnaval.Daar sal opwindende plesierritte
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FUNDS FROM AFAR: The Tereo School recently received a £1 200 (R21 498) donation from the Heathfield Rotary Club in England. Members of the organisationvisited the school to personally handover the cheque. Members of the Rotary played interactive games with the learners and served boerewors rolls for lunch.Above: Mark Garnett, president of the club hands over the cheque to Tereo’s principal, Naomi Ferreira. PHOTO: TAMSYN JANTJIES
Footie for a worthy causeThe Khayelitsha Schools Football Associa-tion, in partnership with The SunflowerFund,will host the first Sunflower Fund Soc-cer Tournament this year.Twenty-one schools will be challenging
each other in the tournament.Theaimofthischallengeis tocreateaware-
ness and to involve the community in thefightagainst leukaemiaandotherbloodrelat-ed disorders. The opening games will beplayed on Friday 27 February at MandelaPark Stadium, with the final games to be
played on Friday 6 March at Site C stadium.The Sunflower Fund raises awareness
around cancer and builds the South AfricanBoneMarrowRegistrysochildrenandyoungadults diagnosed with leukaemia and otherlife-threateningblooddisorderscan findado-nor match.For more information on the tournament
phoneNontobekoMpeqekaorRachelKotuon021 701 0661, or visist www.sunflower-fund.org.za to learnmore about the Sunflow-er Fund.
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Die Erijaville United-rugbyspanne is almal mal oor hul afrigter wat ook hul klub se stigter is. Hulle is dankbaar vir die geleentheid wat hulle help omvan die strate af te bly. FOTO: TAMSYN JANTJIES
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