Year 17 • Tuesday 26 March 2013 | Tel. 021 853 0211 Helderberg BUTCHERY ACTUAL PRODUCTS ON OFFER MAY DIFFER FROM VISUALS SHOWN, AS THESE ARE SERVING SUGGESTIONS ONLY • HAMILTONS ADVERTISING 250313 • NO HAWKERS • NO TRADERS • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES • E&OE Somerset Value Mart • Tel: 021 851 2824/65 • T/Hours: Mon-Thurs: 8:30 - 6 • Fri: 8:30 - 7 • Sat: 8 - 5 • Sun: 9 - 2 Valid from: Tuesday 26 - Sunday 31 March 2013 • Available at this store ONLY! Pensioner’s Breakfast Plus Free Coffee for ONLY R20! - We are CLOSED on Easter Friday & OPEN on Monday 1 April Food Lover’s Signature Pre-Cooked Pork Loin Ribs 69.99per box AS SEEN ON TV SOMERSET WEST BIG DEAL WEDNESDAY Buy THREE Large Queen Pineapples & get TWO Large English Cucumbers & TWO Large New Season Avocados ABSOLUTELY FREE! Valid Wednesday 27 March 2013 ONLY! R25 Schoolboy killed in gang attack NICOLE MCCAIN The death of a Grade 10 pupil of Simanyene High School in Nomza- mo sparked a peaceful protest by pupils, teachers and community members who wanted to speak out against a spike in gang-related vio- lence among teenagers in the area. The Grade 10 boy was stabbed in Nomzamo on Saturday 16 March, al- legedly by a group of boys belonging to a gang in the area, says Lwandle police spokesperson Constable Mthokozisi Gama. He says the boy was stabbed in the back and chest, and police who attended the scene found him dead, lying in a pool of blood. Simanyene High then held a march on Thursday 21 March. Although the stabbing did not hap- pen at school, the principal at Siman- yene High, Monwabisi Matshoba, says the march was initiated by school management because the school “couldn’t just stand there while our children are dying”. Two suspects, aged 16 and 18, have been arrested on charges of murder. Both suspects appeared in the Strand Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday 20 March, and the 16-year-old has been temporarily placed in a place of safe- ty. The older suspect will remain in police custody until a new date of ap- pearance is set by the court, says Gama. In November last year, the Gazette reported on concerns raised by school principals over the increase in gang- sterism among pupils. Eric Titipane, principal at Khanyolwethu High School, said at the time that there are two rival gangs at his school, and esti- mated that between 40 and 50 pupils are involved. Matshoba estimates about 40 pupils of Simanyene, most of them boys around the age of 16, are involved in gangs. According to Gama, the gangs ap- pear to be territorial, making it diffi- cult for youngsters to move from one area to another. “They won’t be able to go from Lwandle to Asanda Village or Nomzamo,” Gama explains. In an attempt to curb the gangster- ism, the Lwandle police has held a se- ries of public meetings, and also visit- ed schools to educate pupils on the dangers involved in gangsterism. After the recent stabbing, the com- munity set up a task team to tackle the problem. Xolani Dilifo, member of the task team, says they are not cer- tain why gangs have taken off in the area. “We’ve identified 549 boys and 79 girls in 11 gangs. But we can’t get to the core of it. It could be drugs, girls or even outside influences from Khay- elitsha or Gugulethu.” Dilifo says gangs flourish due to a lack of after-school activities. “We’re looking at projects to keep the youth busy, and we’re submitting a pro- gramme to the City of Cape Town for funding. We’re also in talks with MEC for Community Safety, Dan Plato.” Pupils and teachers of Simanyene attended the protest, which had been initiated by the school. The death of a Grade 10 boy of Simanyene High School in Nomzamo sparked a peaceful protest on Thursday, as community members spoke out against growing gang violence in the area. PHOTOS: NICOLE MCCAIN Hundreds of community members marched to the Lwandle police station.
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Schoolboykilled ingang attackNICOLE MCCAIN
The death of a Grade 10 pupil ofSimanyeneHighSchool inNomza-mo sparked a peaceful protest bypupils, teachers and communitymemberswhowanted to speakoutagainstaspikeingang-relatedvio-lenceamongteenagers inthearea.
The Grade 10 boy was stabbed inNomzamo on Saturday 16 March, al-legedly by a group of boys belongingto a gang in the area, says Lwandlepolice spokesperson ConstableMthokozisi Gama. He says the boywas stabbed in the back and chest,and police who attended the scenefound him dead, lying in a pool ofblood. Simanyene High then held amarch on Thursday 21 March.
Although the stabbing did not hap-pen at school, the principal at Siman-yene High, Monwabisi Matshoba,says the march was initiated byschool management because theschool “couldn’t just stand therewhile our children are dying”.
Two suspects, aged 16 and 18, havebeen arrested on charges of murder.Both suspects appeared in theStrandMagistrate’s Court on Wednesday 20March, and the 16-year-old has beentemporarily placed in a place of safe-ty. The older suspect will remain inpolice custody until a new date of ap-pearance is set by the court, saysGama.
In November last year, theGazette
reportedonconcernsraisedbyschoolprincipals over the increase in gang-sterism among pupils. Eric Titipane,principal at Khanyolwethu HighSchool, said at the time that there aretwo rival gangs at his school, and esti-mated that between 40 and 50 pupilsare involved. Matshoba estimatesabout 40 pupils of Simanyene, mostof them boys around the age of 16, areinvolved in gangs.
According to Gama, the gangs ap-pear to be territorial, making it diffi-cult for youngsters to move from onearea to another. “They won’t be ableto go from Lwandle to Asanda Villageor Nomzamo,” Gama explains.
In an attempt to curb the gangster-ism, the Lwandle police has held a se-ries of publicmeetings, andalso visit-ed schools to educate pupils on thedangers involved in gangsterism.
After the recent stabbing, the com-munity set up a task team to tackletheproblem.XolaniDilifo,memberofthe task team, says they are not cer-tain why gangs have taken off in thearea. “We’ve identified 549 boys and79 girls in 11 gangs. But we can’t getto the coreof it. It couldbedrugs, girlsorevenoutsideinfluencesfromKhay-elitsha or Gugulethu.”
Dilifo says gangs flourish due to alack of after-school activities. “We’relooking at projects to keep the youthbusy, and we’re submitting a pro-gramme to the City of Cape Town forfunding.We’realsointalks withMECfor Community Safety, Dan Plato.”
Pupils and teachers of Simanyene attended the protest, which hadbeen initiated by the school.
The death of a Grade 10 boy of Simanyene High School in Nomzamo sparked a peaceful protest on Thursday, as communitymembers spoke out against growing gang violence in the area. PHOTOS: NICOLE MCCAIN
Hundreds of community members marched to the Lwandlepolice station.
Helderberg Gazette News - Nuus Tuesday 26 March 20132
Kerk vier 40 jaarDie Calvyn Protestantse Kerk in Macassarvier Donderdag 4 April sy 40ste bestaansjaar.Hierdie geleentheid word Saterdag 6 April
met ’n driegangmaaltyd in die Somchem-saalgevier. Kaartjies word teen R120 verkoop.Om die vieringe op ’n goeie noot af te sluit
word ’nNagmaal-dankseggingsdiensSondag-oggend 7 April om 9:00 gehou.Bel ds. Thomas Beukes by 084 222 1302 vir
meer inligting.
Korean pastor opens seminarThe Open Bible Seminarwas held on 16 March, witha guest speaker all the wayfrom South Korea.
The Macassar communitywelcomed foreign speaker,pastor Brandon Yung, to theseminarwhichaimedtobuildrelationships between pas-tors and community leaders.Theseminar,whichwasco-
ordinated by bishop Abra-ham Manuel and pastor
Marinda Manuel of OmegaHarvest Ministries Interna-tional,was attendedby 43 del-egatesfromaroundtheworld,and focused on the WorldPeace Project, which wasstarted in South Korea.Trainingfortheprojectwill
soon begin inMacassar. Con-tact Abraham Manuel on072 239 4893 or send an emailto [email protected] for informa-tion.
Pastor Brandon Yung, from SouthKorea, was the guest speaker.
Delegates from over 43 countries attended the Open Bible Seminar.
LYDIA SOEK HULP VIR NAALDWERKKLASSE: Lydia Steyn van Macassar bied reeds 30 jaar lanknaaldwerkklasse aan minderbevoorregtes in die gemeenskap. Sy het ook ’n sopkombuis. “Ons biedprojekte aan om opleiding te gee,” sê Lydia. Sy sukkel egter om geld bymekaar te kry noudatsy afgetree het, en vra vir donasies van materiaal, naalde en skêre. Van links is (agter) CharleneWillemse, Barbara February, Lydia Steyn, Priscilla de Klerk, Leandré de Klerk en Gladys Gewsindt;(voor) Whilemina Swartz en Carlien van Wyk. Vir meer inligting, bel Lydia Steyn by 074 493 3964.
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SAY NO TO ABUSE: The Macassar Community Policing Forum and Child Welfare gathered on the KramatRoad in Macassar on Thursday. The demonstration, held on Human Rights Day, was organised to createawareness among passing motorists of child abuse.
Arrested woman‘did not want to live’NICOLE MCCAIN
ASirLowry’sPassfamilyisstrugglingtomakesense of the death of grandchild Bernadine Jo-hannes (19), who committed suicide in a policevehicle on Sunday (17 March).
According tohergrandmother,AnnaJohan-nes, Bernadine and her boyfriend fought lateon Sunday night. Anna was called to the houseBernadine shared with him. On arrival, theboyfriend’s brother had been cut on the cheek.
Somerset West police spokesperson SuzanJantjies says the woman was arrested for rio-tous behaviour after stabbing two men witha broken piece of mirror, and then placed ina police vehicle. “When they arrived at theSomerset West police station the arresting of-ficer noticed that the suspect had her shoestrings around her neck and was dead.”
Anna says Bernadine had told her that shedidnotwant to live, but she thoughtBernadinewas just upset and had been drinking.
Mother in court for neglectA 28-year-old mother has appeared in theStrand Magistrate’s Court on a charge ofchild neglect.
The woman was arrested by the Lwandlepolice after community members alertedsocial workers to a four-year-old boy whohad been left alone at home.
According to concerned neighbours, thechild had been living alone for some timeand they often saw him playing alone out-side without supervision.
Social workers found the child playingoutside alone and in a bad state of neglect,says Lwandle police spokesperson Consta-ble Mthokozisi Gama.
The child is currently in foster care andwill remain there until the case has beenfinalised.
The woman appeared in the Strand Mag-istrate’sCourt onWednesday13Marchandwas released on R500 bail.
Gama says, “Police maintain zero tole-rance against individuals abandoning chil-dren alone.
“Thecommunityareherebyrequested toreport such incidents to the police and so-cial workers.”
Anyonewith information thatmayassistin the investigation can contact the Lwan-dle police station at 021 845 2094.
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You are cordially invited to attend an open day where information will be shared about theCity’s draft plans to upgrade the Strand pavilion (jetty) precinct.
The open day takes place as follows:
Date: Tuesday 26 March 2013Venue: Function Room, Municipal Building, StrandTime: 16:00 to 17:00 Plans available for inspection
17:00 to 17:30 Presentation by officials17:30 to 18:00 Questions
As this is an important development for the Strand CBD,your presence and input would be highly appreciated.
ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER54/2013
HAVEYOUR SAY!UPGRADING OF STRAND PAVILION
(JETTY) PRECINCT
Easter – a very special timeWith Easter justaround the corner,the Gazette spoke toagroupof grade 2pu-pils from SomersetWest Primary abouteggs, bunnies and allthings Easter.
Cassidy Booyens saysEaster eggs form a bigpart of her celebration.“We get Easter eggs be-cause we celebrate bygiving gifts. The Easterbunny hides my Eastereggs for me.”
“The best part of Easteris having fun,” says TaariqAdonis. “Like when wefind Easter eggs in thegarden or the house. Iusually get about ten,and eat them all in oneday.”
Karla van Jaarsveld sêons vier Paasfees omgeestelike redes. “Dit istoe Jesus op die kruis ge-sterf het. Ons vier dit metpaaseiers, want hulle islekker.”
Caulé Cooks glo in diePaashaas. “Hy bringPaaseiers by ons kerk enby ons huis. Hy steek hul-le weg in die tuin, of somsbinne in die huis.”
“My gunsteling deel vanPaasfees is as ons virpaaseiers moet soek,” sêLarrow Fuller. “Ek soek virhulle saam met my ouerbroer. Dis lekker.”
FOTO’S: NICOLE MCCAIN
Megan Williams het haarhande vol wanner sy virhaar Paaseiers moetsoek. “Ek kry honderdeeiers, wat in die huis ofin die tuin weggesteek is.Dit neem my vier dae omal die eiers te eet.”
Jason Greenbaum is anardent believer in theEaster bunny. “Every timeit’s Easter, we find someeggs. But my mom andmy grandmother alwayshave the same amount ofmoney, so it can’t comefrom them. And I’ve seenthe Easter bunny. He wasyellow and his bottomwas sticking out of a hole.He was stuck, but hepopped through.”
Sebastian Forward sayshis family celebratesEaster for religious rea-sons. “We celebrateEaster because Jesusdied on the cross for us.We eat lots of Eastereggs to celebrate.”
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Polisie lei leerlinge opDieStrand-polisiehetop14Maart ’nmilitê-reopleidingsprojekbyDr.G.J.JoubertPri-mêreskoolindieStrandvanstapelgestuur.
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Easter time is time for hot-cross buns!Try this recipe, submitted byHelderberg resident Mark duPlessis, tomake hot-cross buns.Thewhole familywill love theseEaster favourites.Ingredients:For the buns10g yeast, fresh300g bread flour200g cake flour5ml salt65g sugar3ml mixed spice4ml cinnamon3ml nutmeg60g butter, melted150ml milk1 egg, beaten
30ml mixed peel)15ml grated lemon rindFor the glaze:50ml milk50ml water50g sugarFor the cross:100g cake flour2ml salt50ml oil+125ml milk1 egg, beatenMethod:Buns:Sieve together the flour, sug-
ar, salt and spices.Add thebutter to themilkand
dissolve the yeast in this mix-ture.Add the beaten egg and luke-
warm water to the yeast mix-ture. Add in the flour mixtureto form a dough.Kneaduntil thedoughissmoothand elastic.Kneadthe fruit into thedough
and allow to rise until doublesin size.Knock down and shape the
dough into + 90g balls.Arrange on a backing sheet
leaving enough space betweenthe buns and cover to proof
again.Cross:Mix the flour, saltandoil.Add
the milk slowly until it forms asoft mixture.Place the mixture into a pip-
ing bag and cross the buns.Brush the buns very lightly
with egg wash.Bake:Bake buns at 180° for about 20
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straight after removing themfrom the oven. Hot-cross buns, a family favourite.
Egg-nestsCelebrate the holiday with these quick andeasy Easter chocolate treats - nests with miniEaster eggs.Ingredients:1 slab chocolate, dark or milk6 - 8 Weet-bix or shredded wheat cerealLarge pack of mini eggsMethod:Place the chocolate in a glass bowl over a
pot of boiling water, until melted.Break up 6-8 Weet-bix and add them slowly
to themelted chocolate.making sure the choc-olate covers them.Spoon into cupcake cases and top with 2-3
mini eggs per nest.Chill for 5 minutes in the fridge and store
at room temperature.Source: www.craftyweekend.com
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Bunny treatsTreatyourchildrenthisEasterbygivingtheman envelope, shaped like a bunny, full ofsweets. These are great crafts for children too.What you need:1 white envelopepink coloured papermarker pensWhat to do:) Seal the flap of an envelope, and turn the
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bunny ears on the top half of the sealed side.) Cut along the ears, through both layers
of the envelope.Flip the envelope over, so that the short side
of the envelop is the bottom.) Cutpinkpapertomaketheinsidesofears,
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) Fill with yummy Easter sweets.Adapted from: www.marthastewart.com
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Marketing PromotersA fantastic opportunity forindividuals with at least 1years sales experience tojoin a dynamic Johannes-burg-based insurance com-pany with offices in CapeTown to market theirproducts.
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Nuwe Rusthof goed op dreef’n Gemeenskapsvergaderingsal opWoensdag27Maartgehouword vir ouers en Strand-inwo-ners om terugvoering te gee oordie konstruksie van die nuweRusthof Primêre Skool-gebou.Die skool, wat in 1965 gebou
ismet voorafvervaardigde klas-kamers, word deur die Wes-Kaapse onderwysdepartementopgegradeer na ’n baksteen-en-mortel-gebou.Bronagh Casey, woordvoer-
dervirdieWes-Kaapseministervir onderwys, Donald Grant, sêdie opgradering is deel van diedepartement se driejaar-infra-struktuurplan van 2010, waar-
deur 20 skole finansiering virdie opgradering ontvang het.Die konstruksie, wat in Mei
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voorsitter van die bestuursko-mitee, Francis Lukas, by076 932 8858. Die konstruksie van die nuwe Rusthof Primêre Skool-gebou vorder fluks.
Sir Lowry’ssubforumholds AGMThe Sir Lowry’s Passcommunity police sub-forum will hold theirAGM on 28 March in theCommunity Hall of SirLowry’s Pass (oppositethe police station), start-ing at 19:00.For enquiries, please
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Helderberg GazetteGeneral - AlgemeenDinsdag 26 Maart 2013 11
Real meat at SavemoreWhile many South Africans have been rockedafterhearingthattheirmeatmaycontainotheranimalproducts,Helderbergresidentscanrestassured that theycanpurchaseexcellentquali-ty meat on their very doorstep.Savemore Meat Market in Macassar is re-
launching all theirmeat products and invitinglocals to sample their products at an event onSaturday 30 March – with the promise theirmeat is 100% pure. “Our business is based ontrust and transparency,” says owner NezaamSonday. “Our customers are able ask to see thefridges and how we do things.”Sonday says Savemore Meat Market, which
also has a branch in Strand, adheres to stricthygiene standards and strives to maintain acold chain, which ensuring their customers alongershelf lifeontheirmeat. “Weofferspecialdiscounts for bulk buyers, restaurants, shopsand take-aways,”says Sonday.Sonday says he will never serve a customer
something he is unwilling to eat. This philoso-phy has been part of the Muslim-owned andmanaged store since its opening in 2002, andall the meat is Halaal.Sonday says it’s this willingness to engage
with the community that is the secret to his
business’ success. “We’re a community-basedbusiness andwe’ve become a household name.We support local soup kitchens and religiousinstitutions, as well as the local sports club.”The store also offers quality products and
hands-on service, and according to Sonday,this is why many customers travel from as faras Stellenbosch, Somerset West and Strand tobuy meat from Savemore Meat Market.Now, as a way to reassure his customers,
Sondaywill host Saturday’s event to re-launchtheirmeat productswith the focus on sausagesandburgers.Heldoutside the store inKabeljouStreet, ameat technicianand food technologistfrom spice supplier Freddy Hirsch will be onhand to braai and offer customers tasting sam-ples. There will also be several competitionson the day, with prizes to be won. Savemorewill also be giving away 2l cooldrinks to thefirst 150 customers with purchases over R100on Saturday.For more information, contact Savemore in
Macassar, on the corner of Kabeljou and FishStreets,on0218572786or [email protected] can also visit the Strand store at 16Lower Gordon’s Bay Road or contact021 853 8203.
Savemore Meat Market will be re-launching all theirmeat products. Pictured here are Mahammed Mapkerand owner Nezaam Sonday.
Savemore Meat Market believes in quality productsand excellent service from employees (from left)Ikraam Sauls, Cindy Visage, Ghairoe Gallie, SydneyMataga, Tania Tizoro, Natasha Schritten and Omar La-tief.
Better way to help homeless
The City of Cape Town’s Give Responsiblycampaign kicked off on Wednesday 20March with an awareness drive at trafficlights in Somerset West.According to subcouncil 08 chairperson
StuartPringle, themessagebehind thecam-paign is that “hand-outs given directly tostreetpeoplesustainadeeplydamaging life-style on the streets”.Pringle says, “Living on the streets is not
a crime, but it is a dangerous and undigni-fied lifestylewhich is encouraged by peoplewho,with the best of intentions, give direct-ly to street people while the NGOs andchurches struggle with limited budgets tore-integratestreetpeopleintothecommuni-ty.”Instead of giving directly to people living
on the street, Helderberg residents can pur-
chase vouchers from Life Church and Hel-derbergCrimeWatch,whichwill entitle thebearer toameal andshowerat theSomersetWest night shelter, and a bed if there is ca-pacity. Residents looking to donate can doso by contacting the Local Network of Care,an umbrella body for non-profit organisa-tions in the area, or organisations workingdirectly with street people.Contact the following to donate directly
to a non-profit organisation:Local Network of Care: Francis Lukas at
0769328858.Somerset West night shelter: Jo Swart at
0820417328.Oasis Assessment Centre: Getruida Hen-
dricks at 0714075096.Helderberg Street People’s Centre: Ian
Greer at 0218516714.
Dawn Pogenpoel hands out pamphlets for the Give Responsibly campaign
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Macassar and Beaumont uniteThe Macassar football clubreceivedadonationofover60pairs of soccer boots from theplayers of Young BafanaBeaumontSoccerAcademyatBeaumont Primary.
The donation was made afterBeaumont coordinator BerndSteinhage ran a drive to collectsecond-hand boots from hisplayers.“After the official hand-over
we played three matchesagainst Macassar FC.”“The chairman of Macassar
FC said that they are delightedabout thebootsand that theclubwill hang on to them and onlyallow the dedicated players tomakeuseof them,”saidSteinha-ge.Headded, “Welook forward to
working together with them inthe future inorder toraise fundsand assist with materials andequipment where possible.”Anyone willing to assist with
this initiative, is requested tocontact Steinhage on074 2683 628 or sned email [email protected].
The Macassar football club players take on the Young Bafana BeaumontSoccer Academy at Beaumont Primary.
The Macassar football club received a donation of over 60 pairs ofsoccer boots.
Leapfrog Race at GB PrimaryGordon’s Bay will again be hostingthe Leapfrog 21 km Road Race on 14April. The race date has beenchanged from July.“Runners and their families will
be thrilled that Western ProvinceAthletics agreed to change the racedate from July, which can be ratherwet and very cold,” says KevinWearing of Leapfrog, Gordon’s Bay.The race has also received West-
ern Province Championship status.More than 100 athletes are expectedto compete in the event, whichboasts prizes totalling more thanR10 000.
The start and finishwill be atGor-don’s Bay Primary School, as wellas registrations, parking, toilet fa-cilities and refreshment kiosks.The race starts at 07:30 at the
school and there will be medals forall finishers.Runners will follow the route
from the Gordon’s Bay Primary,through the residential area of Dob-son, the Old Village, along beachroad to Strand and back.There will be a 5 km Fun Run/
Walk which starts at 08:00 for thosewho want to join in the fun, bothyoungandold.Wheelchairusersare
also welcome to enter for either the21 km or fun run!The pre-entries for the Leapfrog
21 km race are currently open andrunners can register online onwww.topevents.co.za up to 11 April.Entries will also be accepted on theday of the race from 05:30 to 07:00 atthe Gordon’s Bay Primary School.For any further information of
this Gordon’s Bay Business Forumevent, phone Lester 082 424 8547 orKevin 082 676 0109/021 856 1535/[email protected] orvisit theLeapfrogoffices, situatedat8 Watt Street, Gordon’s Bay.
NATIONALS IN SIGHT: Lwandle’s Elias Nomakhakhaya was selected on 10 Marchto play for the provincial Seniors and Masters pool team. The team will competeat the national championships in Worcester which takes place 5 to 11 May. Eliasalso coaches a development team in Lwandle, made up of young players in thecommunity. For more information, phone Nomakhakhaya on 072 048 7911.
