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Now is your last chance to get your glo-ry on in this year’s ultimate Gospel Ta-lent Search!

This very glamourous event, hostedby Radio Tygerberg in collaborationwith TygerBurger and Traxtudio, hasshown it gets the best in the GoodNews business to sing their hearts out.And now organisers are looking forthe next Big One.

If you think you can fill these shoeswith your soulful songs, and wish towin thousands of rands, a recordingalbum, loads of airtime, advertisingand design. . . then audition!

Tonight (Wednesday 2 July) will seethe first round, then again tomorrowand lastly on Friday, so get your voicedown to the Radio Tygerberg offices inParow.

Sing yourself into the semi-finals onTuesday 8 July at Tygervalley Shop-ping Centre and from there on into theglamorous finale on Saturday 19 July.

This is also the date on which the al-bum of the winner of last year’s GospelTalent Search will be launched.

V The entry fee is R150 and includes10 backing tracks selected by RadioTygerberg’s music coordinator. Parti-cipants may keep these backing tracksafter the competition. Terms and con-ditions apply for the recording use the-reof.

V Participants can choose any of the10 backing tracks and perform themon the audition dates.

V Participants can also choose tosing their own song, but should thenprovide their own backing track.

V Semi-finalists will be contactedwith details about their performanceat Tygervalley Shopping Centre. Se-mi-finalists are free to choose a songof their choice for this performance.The same applies for the final on 19 Ju-ly.V For entry forms and more information, visitwww.traxtudio.co.za/competitions orwww.radiotygerberg.co.za. Alternatively, sendan email to gospeltalentsearch@traxtudio.co.za. Also visit www.tygerburger.co.za forentry forms.

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Progress on track: The Eerste River train station recently received an upgrade to the cost of more than R2 million. The project was part ofPrasa’s National Modernization Programme which aims to upgrade several stations countrywide. The newly revamped station included refurbished ablution facilities, new ramps, a new waiting area and a wider main entrance. Story on page 5. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

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Kleinvlei – ’n gebied waar geweld dik-wels hoogty vier – spog met ’n splinter-nuwe sportveld en speelpark.

Die park, geleë agter die sogenaamde Ras-ta House in Duikerstraat, is vir talle inwo-ners ’n riem onder die hart, meen gemeen-skapswerker en inwoner, Sophia Kanne-meyer.

Sophia het vandeesweek aanTygerBurgergesê die sportveld en speelpark is vir dié ge-meenskap iets waarop almal trots is.

“Dit het voorheen baie woes gelyk hier.Hier was al moorde en aanrandings op dieveld waar die park nou is.

“Dit was net ’n oop stuk veld. Hier isswaaie opgerig, maar dis weer afgebreek.Vir ’n hele paar jaar het dit so gestaan totdatdaar verlede jaar met opknappingswerk be-gin is,” het Sophia gesê.

OntwikkelingGerswhin Hartzenberg van die Stad Kaap-

stad se parkeraad het Sophia en nog inwo-ners rondom die beplande ontwikkeling vandie park genader.

“Hy het vir ons gevra wat dink ons as ge-meenskap is nodig om die parkie op te knap.Ons het vir hom gesê ons wil graag sportge-riewe hê, soos ’n sokkerveld vir die kin-ders.”

Daar gaan ook nog gekyk word na die op-rigting van ’n tennisbaan, spreiligte en ’nheining rondom die parkie.

“Ons wil ook sekerheidsmense hier aan-stel,” het Sophia bygevoeg.

“Hier is reeds ’n swaai, banke waaropmense kan sit, bome is geplant en nuwepaadjies gelê,” het sy gesê.

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Die gras word ook nou in stand gehou.“Ons is baie gelukkig hieroor. Ons kan nie

genoeg dankie sê nie.“Dit hou ons kinders uit die moeilikheid.“Dit hou hulle weg van die verkeerde din-

ge.”Die kinders bevind hulle deesdae ná skool

nou eerder op die sokkerveld, het sy gesê.“Dis ’n riem onder die hart. Die kinders

was eers ledig. . . dis iets waarmee hulle hul-self nou kan besig hou.”

Sy het gesê dwelms is ’n groot probleem indie gebied.

“Hier naby ons is huise wat dwelms ver-koop,” het sy gesê.

Volgens haar is baie van die jongspan wathulle nou op die veld bevind, kinders wateers dié dwelmhuise besoek het.

“Ek is bly en dank die Here dat die kindersbesef het dat dit wat hulle gedoen het, ver-keerd is.

“Hier moes al lankal aktiwiteite soos diéaangebring geword het,” het Sophia byge-voeg. Sophia Kannemeyer, ’n gemeenskapswerker van Kleinvlei, is verheug oor die nuwe sport en

speelpark wat in die gebied aangebring is. FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

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A local Kungfu king is on track to becomea legend later this month.

MJ (Muhammed Junaid) Li, from Good-wood, is no stranger to the sport, and isjetting off to represent South Africa inDallas at the 2014 Legends of KungfuWorld Martial Arts World Championship.

“This will be my fourth world champi-onship,” he says proudly, and he will bethe only Kungfu master representingSouth Africa.

Li will be taking part in this competiti-on during Ramadaan, and will be obser-ving the fast while competing.

“I did it in 2012 and at that event I wonthree golds and captured the World Inter-national Tai-Chi title,” he says.

“From a personal perspective, I feel thatfasting while competing gives me the in-ternal strength required to competeagainst the best in the world.”

Li will compete in four divisions: Sanda(full contact), Tai-Chi, Weapon Division,then the Special Open Event which is ac-corded to Kungfu athletes who have a mi-nimum of 15 years’ experience, as well asprevious world championship experien-ce.

The event in Dallas sees approximately1 000 athletes from 25 countries participa-ting.

Since January this year he has beentraining around the clock in preparationfor this event.

He would also like to thank his spon-

sors, Winners Cash ’n Carry and Super-market, as well as Best Wok Instant Nood-les, for giving him the support he needsto attend this event.

V For more information and to follow his progressat the world champs, go to www.mjlikungfu.com,www.facebook.com/M.J.Li or www.twitter.com/@mjlikungfu

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MJ Li is ready to take on the best in the world.

High school jam aidsmusical developmentIt’s almost time for the popular BackstagePass High School Jam competition.

The competition will be held at theGrandWest Grand Arena again this year,with the semi-finals taking place on Satur-day 23 August, while the finals will be heldon Sunday 24 August.

The High School Jam, which is open tohigh schools throughout the Western Cape,encourages them to compete through mu-sic, dance and other performances and gainexposure in the entertainment industry.The idea behind the competition is to provi-de an interactive learning experience for allstudents involved.

Eleven high schools have been chosen tocompete in 2014.

The Settlers, Milnerton, Bridgetown, Pi-nelands, Edgemead, Camps Bay, Livingsto-ne, Wynberg Boys, Paarl Vallei, Elsies Ri-ver and Bergvliet high schools will be com-peting for cash prizes.

Three of the schools will be chosen tocompete in the finals, with the winningschool winning R30 000. The two runner-upschools will win R10 000 each. Individualprizes will also be awarded to solo andgroup performers across all ten schools.

Last year, the event attracted 1 200 stu-dents who performed to a sold-out audienceof 10 000.

Since 2011, theHighSchool Jamhasdona-ted music equipment worth over R200 000to disadvantaged schools in theWesternCa-pe. This year, all proceeds will again be do-nated to a disadvantaged school to promoteand encourage musical development.

Audiences can look forward to being en-tertained by beautiful voices, creative cos-tumes and great productions.

V Tickets cost R30 per person and can be purchasedat the door or by emailing Karen Burt at karen@planetproductions.co.za.

The Peace United Outreach ministry will bedoing their bit to contribute to Mandela Dayby organising a Health Expo in Delft South.

On Friday 18 July they will be honouringNelson Mandela’s legacy at their church at14Dadel Street from09:30 in partnershipwitha lovely missionary who visited them last ye-ar.

They will be hosting about 12 doctors, nur-ses, beauty therapists, dentists and variousspeakers on the day, who will be performinggeneral check ups with people in the commu-nity.

Admission is free and residents of all agesare welcome to take up their invitation.

The reason for organising this event is be-cause few people living in the surroundingscan afford the transport to even travel to theday hospital, some are too sick or too poor totake a taxi, and as a church serving the com-munity, the ministry wants to follow in TataMadiba’s footsteps and contribute to the he-alth and wellbeing of the community.V For more details or information on the event, call083 763 0072.

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Some bikers will be gathering in Belhar onSaturday to make a difference to an Elsies Ri-ver organisation.

The Boondock Saints motorcycle club iscalling on fellow bikers and the communityto support them with their third ChristmasinJuly eventwhichaims tohelppeople livingat the Oasis Home in Elsies River.

There is no charge to attend, but you mustbring along some donations such as toilet-ries, nibbles, or stationery that will be madeup into gift bags for the home.

In the spirit of Christmas in July, thesegifts are then handed out to guests from thehome.

There will also be some entertainment forthe day with DJ’s Against Rape and Abuseproviding music which will be starting atabout 13:00.

V Further information, call Chantal Carson on 079 2622014.

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Gemeenskaplede in Wesbank eis datdaar iets daadwerklik omtrent diemisdaadsituasie in dié geweldgeteis-

terde gebied gedoen word.Drie persone – van wie twee kinders, on-

derskeidelik 1 en 7 jaar oud, en ’n Rasta-fariër – is die afgelope naweek in kruisvuurraakgeskiet. Die voorval het laat Vrydag-middag 27 Junie plaasgevind.

Kapt. Nomathemba Muavha, woordvoer-der van die Mfuleni-polisie, het gesê dieslagoffers is net gewond.

Nog ’n skietvoorval twee weke gelede hetegter die lewens van vier mans geëis.

Die motief vir die aanvalle is nog onbe-kend, maar daar word vermoed dat dit ben-deverwant is. Die polisie het egter nog geenarrestasies uitgevoer nie.

Die vier oorledenes is: Gershwin Lewis(23) en sy broer Tashwin (16) wat op Donder-dag 12 Junie vermoor is; Lorenzo van denHeever (21) wat op Sondag 22 Junie vermooris; enMarius “Padda” Isaacs (26)wat die dagdaarna doodgeskiet is.

Yvonne Lewis, die ma van Gershwin enTashwin, het vandeesweek aan TygerBur-ger vertel hoe sy op die betrokke dag haarseuns by die moordtoneel moes gaan identi-fiseer.

“Hulle is in die straat in diemotor doodge-skiet. Gershwin het agter die stuurwiel ge-sit. Tashwin, my baby, het agter op die sit-plek gelê. Die seuns sou die betrokke aandhul tante in Wesbank na ’n hospitaal ver-voer. Volgens die ma was Tashwin tot on-langs nog by die verkeerde groep vriende inWesbank betrokke.

“Dis een van die redes waarom ons ver-huis het,” het sy vertel. Die gesin bly nouin Belhar.

Bedroef“Elke dag en elke oomblik mis ek hulle,”

het Yvonne bedroef gesê.Joseph Adams, woordvoerder van die

Mfuleni-gemeenskapspolisiëringsforum,het gesê die geweldsituasie in Wesbank iskommerwekkend. Hy het gesê die skiet-voorvalle in die gebied het vir baie inwo-ners al ’n norm begin raak.

“Dis selfs al op skoolvlak ’n probleem.“Behalwe die bendes is dwelms en onbe-

skermde seks ook ’n probleem in die ge-bied,” het Joseph verduidelik. Hy meen diepolisie en politici moet nou ingryp.

Ricardo le Roux, gemeenskapsleier, hetdit beaam. Hy het gesê die aanvalle wekvrees by mense in die gemeenskap.

“Mense is selfs bang om saans kerk toe tegaan want onskuldige mense word ookraakgeskiet.

“Ons kry net nie ’n oplossing nie. Daarwordmeetings gehou met die inwoners vanMfuleni oor geweld, maar nie hier nie.

“Ons makeer dringend ’n satelliet-polisie-kantoor. Dis nou al jare dat ons huil vir ’nsatellietkantoor, maar ons moet aanmekaarhoor dat daar net twee polisiewaens beskik-baar is vir die gebied,” het Ricardo gesê.

Hy het gesê iets drasties sal gedoen moetword om die probleem op te los. “Ander ge-biede soos Hanover Park en Manenberg kryaandag. Wat maak hulle situasie verskil-lend van ons s’n? Die metropolisie patrol-leer daar gereeld, maar hulle is nie in Wes-bank sigbaar nie,” het hy bygevoeg.

Joseph het gesê: “Ons wil dringend ’n ver-gaderingmet die polisiebestuur omtrent dieskietvoorvalle reël; die skietery raak noubaie ernstig.”

Past. Cornelius Pieters, leier van die AGSNew Hope Ministries in Wesbank, het gesêdie gemeenskap moet saamstaan teen dieprobleem. Hy het gesê inwoners van Wes-bank moet meer ’n houding van toenade-ring inneem. “Ons moet nie die outjies watby moeilikheid betrokke raak, oordeel ophul foute nie.

“Selfs as hulle hul lewe weer omkeer,word hulle nog oor hul foute van die verledeveroordeel.

“As ons ons houding verander, kan onsdie stryd wen.”


Residents from Fountain Village, BlueDowns, where there has been several daysof unrest due an attempted illegal land inva-sion, say they are happy with the most re-cent resolution.

A group of community members from ne-arby Mfuleni recently threatened to moveonto a piece of land situated along Great Cir-cle Road, Fountain Village.

The group of backyard dwellers claimedthey cannot afford the rent at their currenthomes in Mfuleni as they are dependent onchild social grants, and would rather buildshacks on the open piece of land belongingto MSP Development.

MSP Development this week obtained aHigh Court order preventing the backyar-ders, mostly women, from moving onto their

property. The High Court order was printedand posted on a wooden sign board on thevacant land.

MSP spokesperson Sarah Bateman lastweek said they obtained an interim inter-dict on 23 June and had subsequently set upeight notice boards on the property, eachwith copies of the order in Xhosa, Afrikaansand English.

“The final order will be granted on Thurs-day 31 July, restraining the illegal land inva-ders from unlawfully occupying or invadingthe property to erect or attempt to erect anystructures.

“We are patrolling the property on a regu-lar basis and will call upon the police shouldthe conditions of the interdict not be adhe-red to,” Bateman said.

Community leader Maurette Dolman saidresidents were happy about the interdict.“They are happy to see steps are now being

taken.”She said since the sign boards have been

put up none of the Mfuleni residents havebeen back to the area.

Resident Elvera Alexander said said shewas happy there are plans for development.

The land is earmarked for the constructi-on of houses and apartments.

Order deters land invaders A resident fromMfuleni reads asign boarderected on theopen piece ofland in FountainVillage, BlueDowns, prohibiting peoplefrom invadingthe land. Theland belongs toMSP Development and isearmarked forthe constructionof houses andapartments.PHOTO: RICHARDROBERTS


An object believed to be the body of a newbornbabywasdiscovered inahole inDevonPark, Eerste River recently.

According to media reports two men whowere collecting fire wood at the time, stum-bled across the object, which the police laterdetermined was actualy the body of a dead

chicken.The chicken was wrapped in a black bag

when it was found in a shallow grave lastThursday around midday.

Constable Donaghue Koeries, a memberof the Kleinvlei police, told TygerBurgerthis week that it had been established thatthe object was indeed a chicken and not ababy, as reported in the media.

“The police received a complaint from ra-

dio control about a baby found in an openfield in front of a church. It became laterknown that it is not a baby, but a chicken,”Koeries said. This was determined by thepathology services.

Earlier reports stated that the object waswrapped in newspaper and a black bag. Anobject thought to be a knife was also stuckin what the two individuals believed wasthe baby’s chest.

Baby’s corpse turns out to be a chicken


Her home is a bridge,but the world’s her oysterMICHELLE LINNERT

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Whenyouvisit TheHaven shelter inBellvil-le you pass people living under the TienieMeyer Bypass bridge – a stretch knownaround these parts as “5 South Street”, or“The Suburbs”.You may even pass 22-year-old Xoliswa

Hendricks, akaSkollie,who liveshere.And,if her fellow street sleepers are not being toonoisy, you will find Skollie studying for herthird year Travel and Tourism exams.“For nowmyaddress is 5 South Street.We

live in ‘The Suburbs’,” Skollie, who isknown as Skollie because many people can-not pronounce her name, says.She was two years old when she ended up

at a children’s home. After she left, aged 18,she first lived inBellville central, and enrol-led at Boston College.“I used to live in a student residence in

Durban Road, but it cost R2 000 a month.That’s how I ended up on the streets,” shesays.Skollie tells uswhat her days are like. She

talks non-stop. And jokes a lot.“At 05:00 I get woken up. I guess a normal

young adult would be into the clubbing sce-ne and doing normal ‘young person stuff’.I’ll get to those things when I’m 30 and havemyself a bash with the money I’d have ear-ned by then,” she says.She lives on the streetswithher boyfriend

and says the SOS Children’s Village whereshe grew up, is her “family”.“My old orphanage knows where I live. I

get a monthly allowance and they pay mycollege fees.”Sowhat’s it like studying and living in the

open?“We’re busy with tests and exams. Living

outside really does not help to get a lot oflearningdone.But I’mdoing okay. Imaynotbe among the top of the top of class, but Ipass, hitting all the right marks at about60% or so.”Skollie says she’ll be finished studying in

March next year.“I never intended living on the streets for

long. I fully intend getting myself off thestreets permanently as soon as I’m done stu-dying and have got myself a job.“I’m going to a shelter in Cape Town soon

and I plan to get a part-time job for wee-kends. I’d like to be independent and startsaving.”She says she plans to get “into the scene”

at the V&A Waterfront.“That’s where the market and business is

at. I want to be in the heart of it all, wherethe ‘oomph’ is.”Speaking about life on the streets, she

says she wants to make people aware thatbeing homeless doesn’t mean life is over.“Living on the streets is not the worst

thing in the world.“Do something constructive, like me. I go

to class for three to six hours every day.Andstop thinking about drugs. Drugs are theworst thing. There is no sense in it and it’snot going to motivate you the next day.”

Successful third year student in Travel andTourism at a college in Bellville, XoliswaHendricks, aka "Skollie", in front of her“home” in Bellville. She lives under the TienieMeyer Bypass, known amongst the homelessas “The Suburbs”. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX


The Annual Family Day was held in Wes-bank recently to encourage a sense of com-munity amongst residents.The event was hosted by the Centre for

Justice and Crime Prevention (CJCP), alocal community organisation, under thetheme “celebrating the youth potential”.“The invites were extended to more

than 800 people from our own client data-base, as well as to the broader communityof Wesbank,” said CJCPproject coordinator An-thea Davids.She said the day’s main

focus was to empower theyouth by emphasizing theimportance of educatingthemselves and surroun-ding themselves with posi-tive people.“The message was clear.

You are able to make a suc-cess of yourself, despitewhere you come from,what your background isor the community you livein.“This message was

echoedby the twomotivati-onal speakers, ShirmoneyRhode and Sergeant NicoHannes from the Mfuleni police station,”said Anthea.Renowned entertainer DLouwwasmas-

ter of ceremonies, while a dance group for-med by youth wishing to occupy themsel-ves and avoid getting involved in gangs,

the Ironics, engaged and motivated yo-ungsters.“Druk Spyker, a local drama group, also

entertained the crowdbyputting onahila-rious skit about the influence of gangs onyoung people and the vital role a fatherplays in the family and the community,”said Anthea.The drama group was also formed by ta-

lented young male performers who wan-ted to give young people an alternative toanti-social behaviour.Other activities on the day included

foodstalls selling delicioustreats, face painting and be-ading stations where child-ren enjoyed themselves.Early Childhood Centre’s

(ECD) and the WesbankECD Forum also added tomaking the day successful.“They had a stall and so-

me of the little ones fromthe Tiny Little Angel after-care kept the crowd enter-tained.”Despite rain on the day,

the event went down verywell, Anthea said.“Those that managed to

brave the rainy weatherhad lots of fun and won fan-tastic prizes in the differentcompetitions thatwereheld

throughout the day.”The prizes for participantswere sponso-

red by Old Mutual, she said.The event was held on June 14 at the

Wesbank No 1 Primary School in Wes-bank.

Family fun forWesbank youth

Naomi Petersen andShirmoney Rhodeattended the CJCP’sAnnual Family Day heldrecently in Wesbank.Shirmoney was one ofthe guest speakers onthe day.

Gadeejah Small had herface painted at theFamily Day event heldrecently at theWesbank No 1 PrimarySchool in Main Road,Wesbank.

You are able tomake a success ofyourself, despitewhere you comefrom, what yourbackground is orthe community

you live in.Anthea Davids – CJCP

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The Eerste River train station boasts aclean new image following the recentupgrade to a range of the station’s faci-

lities.The station is situated along the R102 and

has after a number of years of neglect un-dergone a revamp at a cost of more than R2million.Riana Scott, spokesperson for the trans-

port giant Metrorail, said Metrorail’s pa-rent company, the Passenger Rail Agencyof South Africa (Prasa) has recently embar-ked on a 20 year national modernisationprogrammat an estimated cost of R137 billi-on.“Some of the key projects of the moderni-

sation program in progress include, but arenot limited to: a Signaling and Telecommu-nications Upgrade Program, aNational Sta-tion Improvement Plan (NSIP) of whichEerste River formed a part of, a StationMo-dernization and Upgrade Programme, anElectrical andPerwayProgram, the generaloverhaul of existing Metrorail trains, theeventual replacement of the entire trainfleet, as well as a Depot Upgrade Program,”said Scott.“The most immediate goal is to bring

about visible and short-term improvementsthat change customers’ travel experience.“Improvements and upgrades are priori-

tised based on condition assessments, pa-tronage levels, operational requirementsand allocated funding, as everything cannotbe funded and implemented simultaneous-ly.”The Eerste River train station upgrade

was completed at the end of March.The renovations to the station include re-

furbished ablution facilities, a newdisabledramp at the stairway and the main entran-ce, a refurbished waiting area, the previouswaiting area being converted to a cleanersstore and staff room, as well as the existingstation building being thoroughly cleanedand refurbished.The upgrade also comprises the refur-

bishment of the existing retail café and thewidening of the existing entrance stairway,Scott said.

Train station transformed

Riana Scott, Metrorail spokesperson. PHOTO:EDREA DU TOIT

Three police officers gunned down in one weekThe Western Cape provincial police are in-vestigating themurder of anoff-duty officerwho was gunned down on Monday.Mfuleni police spokesperson Captain No-

mathembiMuavha said the body of the poli-ce officerwas found along theOld Faure Ro-ad in Mfuleni early on Monday morning.Sergeant Theophilus Xolisa Mlindwa (41)

from Gugulethu Police Station, died onMondaymorning around 02:00. The circum-

stances around his death are still being in-vestigated. According to Muavha six spentcartridgeswere foundon the scene. “Hewasshot in the back,” said Muavha. The bodywas discovered next to a private vehicle.Sergeant Sibongile Ngcawuzele (37) and

Constable Monwabisi Shadrake Khaka (33)were also shot dead at a taxi rank inNyangathis week. Their service pistols, accordingto reports, were stolen.


Xylophones beat the street bluesBenjamin Nkala shows his works in progress. He manufactures xylophones and makes miniaturetownships out of recycled material. PHOTOS: MICHELLE LINNERT

MICHELLE LINNERT@linnertmb

Benjamin Nkala is 44-years-old and a re-sident at The Haven night shelter.

He makes little township villagesfrom discarded material, but the prized pos-sessions from his creative hands are the xy-lophones he produces from wood off-cuts.

“Listen,” he says duringTygerBurger’s vi-sit to his makeshift workshop in the backy-ard of the shelter, and continues to play acheerful tune that underlines his proud smi-le.

He gets the wood from a timber manufac-turer in Cape Town. “I also make djembe

drums,” he says. “I play the piano and panpipes and I can readnotes.”He said he learntit all when he attended classes of the FrankPietersen Music School in Franschhoek.

Benjamin is originally from Gugulethuand has been making the musical instru-ments for about a year, after learning thetechniques at theRomanCatholic Church inGugulethu.

Proud handiworkHe doesn’t have regular clients yet, he

says, but in the meantime, the entrepreneuris builing up a store of items.

He carves and cuts the wood and finishesmaking the pieces, some a bit rudimentary

because of a lack of proper tools, he says, buthe’s proud of his handiwork nonetheless.

After the designs and cutting are done, hepaints each item in cheerful colours, andthen goes out and sells them to creches, playschools and primary schools.

His products cost anything from R150 toR2 000.

“Themorematerials I need, the higher theprice. It’s priced by size,” he says.

Benjamin also makes little township sce-nes similar to those sold by vendors to tou-rists in the Cape Town CBD.

He does all of this from recycled materialand creates the little villages so completely,you might be hard pressed not to look for a

lightswitch in one of the tiny cardboardshacks.

Carpenter and artist“In a previous lifetime Benjaminmust ha-

ve been a carpenter,” says Sharon Malan,manager of the Bellville shelter, says.

A carpenter and an artist, most likely.“His finished pieces are wonderful to look

at. He should have been a carpenter.”Benjamin says he would love to train kids

to play his instruments.“I love doing this and I would like to teach

children how to learn the skills so they canalso learn a little more about music and cul-ture,” he says.

Benjamin at The Haven plays a beat on his homemade xylophone.

Kragtige vuurwaens laat Jason sommer breed glimlagBRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

Wat kos dit om ’n glimlag op die gesigvan ’n serebraal gestremde man tesit? ’n Rit in ’n kragtige Lamborghi-

ni, dís wat.Saterdag het Jason McByrne (38), wat ook

doofstom is, met die grootste glimlag suidvandie ewenaar gespog toe ’nweldoenervanGoodwood sy droom bewaarheid het.

Patrick Kensley het Jason en sy pa, Ali-stair, onlangs by ’n motorskou ontmoet enhy was gefassineerd deur Jason se liefde virmotors. “Ek het hom laat sit in ’n Lambor-ghini en sy glimlag het in ’n oogwink sobreed geword dat ditmy hart laat warmklophet. Dit was duidelik Jason het ’n liefde enrespek vir motors, want hy wou aanvankliknie eens aan die motor vat nie,” sê Patrick.

Alistair vertel hom toe hoe Jason op dieouderdom van drie maande gediagnoseer isen hoe hy, ten spyte van sy gestremdheid,verskriklik liefwasvir sport.Hyhetkrieket,

tafeltennis en snoeker gespeel, maar soos hyouer geword het, het sy spiere verswak.

“Op 17 het ek hom ’n elektriese motor leerbestuur,” vertel Alistair in ’n hartroerendee-pos. “Weens sy gehoorgebrek kon hy egternie ’n rybewys kry nie. Hierna het hy slaafsna motorprogramme op televisie begin kyk,veral dié oor sportnutsvoertuie.”

Om sy seun se passie vir motors te voed,het Alistair aan ’n blink plan gedink. “Elke

Saterdagoggendvat ekhomna ’nmotor-han-delaar en dan toetsbestuur ons die motors.Ons het al amper by alle motorhandelaarsin Kaapstad ’n gedraai en dan ken Jason seblydskap geen perke nie,” skryf Alistair.

Maar nie hy of Jason het verwag wat dieafgelope Saterdag met hulle sou gebeur nie.Patrick het van sy vriende in die motorbe-dryf genader en saam het hulle besluit omJason en sy pa te verras.

Alistair vertel: “Toe hulle Saterdag sê ekmoet vir Jason uit die huis bring, het ek niegeweet wat op hom wag nie, maar toe onsbuite kom, wasmy kind uit die veld geslaan.

Daar, reg voormy deur, was twee Lambor-ghini’s, ’n Porsche en vier motorfietse.

“Asof dít nie genoeg was nie, het Patrickgesê ek gaan in die agterste een ry. Hulle het’n kamera in die motor waarin Jason geryhet gemonteer en elk van sy emosies is vas-gevang.” Vir Alistair was die mooiste oom-blik van die hele Saterdag toe Jason vir al-mal gewaai het terwyl hulle onderweg naKampsbaai was.

“Dit was beslis een van die beter dae vanJason se lewe. Vandat hy ’n kind was, hethy ’n sekere aura aan hom wat mense aan-trek en ons dank die Here vir die mense wathierdiewonderlike dagvirhommoontlik ge-maak het.”

Asof die rit in die sportmotor nie genoegwas nie, het die Superbike-kampioen, Ro-nald Slamet, ook sy nommer-een-pet aan Ja-son oorhandig.

Jason McByrne agter diestuur van dieLamborghini.


JOB OPPORTUNITY

LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICESLIBRARIAN

Basic salary: R250 516-R276 561 p.a. • Ref. No. LIB 32 /14 • Contract until 30 June 2016 • Melton Rose Library

Requirements: • A B.Bibl/B.LIS or PG Dip.LIS or B.Tech in Library and Information Science or B.Inf (Hons) • Fluent in Afrikaans• Experience within public library services • A high level of literacy and general subject knowledge as well as knowledge ofliterature in general • Proven computer skills • Successful candidates will be required to work evenings and on Saturdays on aroster basis

Key Performance Areas: • Assist the public with reading and reference enquiries • Contribute to collection development• Manage information and participate in book discussions • Make resources available to students/learners • Planning outreachactivities/programmes to promote reading and library use • Assist in liaising with community organisations and educationinstitutions • Perform the necessary administrative tasks

Please forward your application to [email protected]

Closing Date: 8 July 2014

• Please quote the reference number of the vacancy in all communications.• Certified copies of qualifications must be available on request.• Visit our website at www.capetown.gov.za/careers• No late applications will be considered.• If no notification of appointment is received within 3 months of the closing date, please accept that your application was

unsuccessful.

The City of Cape Town promotes and applies the principles of employment equity.People with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

Human Communications C110344


Eerste River residents took the law intotheir own hands earlier this weekwhen they attacked and assaulted an

alleged car thief.The alleged perpetrator was apparently

busy trying to break into a car parked at theGrand Central Shopping Centre situatedalong the R102 in Eerste River when he wasconfronted by a taxi guard working in thearea.The guard, Graham Neethling, told Ty-

gerBurgerhenoticed theman standing nextto an Isuzu bakkie.“We came out of Shoprite when a guy ca-

me running past us. I saw him and noticedhe was running to the passenger side of hisfather’s bakkie, where the perpetrator wasstanding. I ran towards the driver’s side,”Graham explained.Graham saw another car nearby and sus-

pected that the threemen inside the vehiclewere the suspected car thief’s accomplices.“We were careful because we did not

knowwhether they had guns.When the ow-ner’s son confronted him, they sped off.”At that point the car thief wanted to at-

tack the two men.Graham confronted the thief and got stab-

bed once in the left arm.“He did not say much except sorry when

we confronted him,” he said.After Graham got stabbed several onloo-

kers came closer. Some attacked the suspec-ted thief.Graham was taken the Kleinvlei day hos-

pital where he received four stitches to hiswound.“The thief was also taken to hospital after

the attack, after which he was taken to the

police station,” Graham said.According to Sarfaraaz Mukuddem, the

manager of the centre, between 25 and 30cars have been stolen at the shopping com-plex this year.He told TygerBurger the incident invol-

ving the taxi guard occurred on Tuesday atabout 12:45.“The taxi guard noticed that a man was

trying to steal the bakkie belonging to anunsuspecting shopper, which has been anunfortunate trend over the last fewmonths.“The guard approached the man and

askedwhyhewas trying to steal the bakkie.He was stabbed by the suspect and this cau-sed outrage in the community, and the manwas attacked,” Sarfaraaz said.He said the complex has sadly received

many heartbreaking stories, mostly frompensioners who had poured their life sa-vings into a vehicle, only to have it stolen.He said many of the people could not affordto insure their cars.“They live from hand to mouth.”“We have notified all stores and taxi

drivers, and their guards will be on the loo-kout. As a result we saved a car and broughtone perpetrator to justice,” he said.Cars targeted include oldermodels, most-

ly bakkies, which are not equipped withalarm systems, anti-hijacking or Gorilla ge-ar locks.Centre management is currently in dis-

cussion with Shoprite about upgrading thesecurity at the complex.Kleinvlei police Captain Gladys October

said the 42-year-old suspect is being chargedwith attempted murder and attempted cartheft.The suspect will appear in Blue Downs

Magistrate Court tomorrow Thursday).Acarwas stolenat 14:20 the followingday.

Suspected carthief attacked

Kleinvleipoliceofficersattend thescene wherea car wasnearly stolenand a taxiguard wasstabbed onTuesday. Theallegedperpertratorwasassaulted bycommunitymembers.

HQ and Dare to Share will host their an-nual charity dinner onWednesday 9 July.Dare to Share has served over 15 000me-

als and collected almost 2 000 blankets forthe needy.They have also collected over R150 000’s

worth of organic baby food.

The formal dinner at HQ restaurant inthe CBD costs R250 a ticket, which inclu-des a welcome drink and a three-coursemeal paired with Diemersdal wines.Sixty per cent of each ticket will go to

three charities.V Tickets are available at www.webtickets.co.za.

Dare to Share a steak for charities


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Henwin het Olimpiese droomHenwin Friesland, ’nWPswemmer vanWesbank, het al 18medaljes in dié sportverower en wil graageendag SuidAfrika opinternasionale vlakverteenwoordig.FOTO:RICHARD ROBERTS


Op 15-jarige ouderdom is ’n swemmervan die geweldgeteisterde Wesbanksterk gefokus op sy droom – om een-

dag Suid-Afrika by ’n Olimpiese Spele te ver-teenwoordig.

Henwin Friesland, gr.8-leerder by die Altadu Toitskool in Kuilsrivier – ’n skool wat ge-spesialiseerde en professionele onderrig aanintellektueel gestremde leerders bied –swem al vir meer as vyf jaar.

“Ek het al aan verskeie swem-kompetisiesdeelgeneem en was al saam met die skoolDurban toe,” het Henwin vandeesweek aanTygerBurger by sy huis vertel.

Hy het al 18 medaljes verower.Hy het sewe goue medaljes verower tydens

die Special Olympics SA-toernooi by dieBlue Downs-swembad in April. Hy het ookdrie silwer- en ’n bronsmedalje hier vero-wer.

In Durban het hy vier goue, en nog tweesilwermedaljes ontvang vir sy deelname aanonderskeidelik die SA Spele en SASA-swem-kompetisie.

Sy volgende swemtoer is later vandees-maand na Pietermaritzburg. Henwin is ge-kies vir die WP se Special Olympics-swem-span om aan die nasionale byeenkoms van8 tot 11 Julie by die JC Joliffe-swembad deelte neem.

“Ek het vir een van die onderwysers gesêek kan nie swem nie, toe sê sy sy sal my leer.

“Dis iets wat ek nog altyd wou doen,” hetHenwin vertel. Sy gunsteling-swemitems isvlinder- en vryslag.

Henwin oefen weekliks op Maandae enWoensdae by sy skool saam met die res vansy span vir sowat ’n uur.

“Dis iets wat ek baie geniet.“Ek sal eendag ver wil gaan met swem,

dalk nog eendag Suid-Afrika by die Olimpie-se Spele verteenwoordig,” het die tiener ge-sê.

Hy het reeds by ’n vorige swemkompetisieeen van sy helde, die swemlegende Chad leClos, by ’n byeenkoms in Durban ontmoet,het Henwin vertel.

Benewens swem neem Henwin ook deelaan sokker, mini-krieket en atletiek.

Hy het ook al verskeie sertifikate vir diésportkodes verower.

Tot dusver het hy sertifikate ontvang virsy deelname aan ’n mini-krieket-toernooi in2009, vir beste vordering in swem in 2012, syBolandkleure in swem in 2013, sowel as ’nsertifikaat vir sy Wes-Kaapse swemkleureverlede jaar.

Henwin woon tans by sy tante en peetma,

Cecilia Williams, omdat sy biologiese ouersnie bevoeg genoeg is om na hom om te siennie.

“Voor dit het hy by my ma en toe by mysuster gebly,” het Cecilia gesê.

Cecilia het gesê hulle is trots op Henwinse prestasies, maar dat hulle graag ’n afrig-ter sou wil kry om hom verder te help.

“Ander kinders het afrigters. Die enigstetyd wanneer hy kans kry om te oefen, is bydie skool,” het sy gesê.

Die peetma, ’n ma van twee, sukkel ooksoms om die kostes vir sy skooltoere te dek.“Ons sou graag ’n borg vir hom wil kry,” hetsy gesê.

Librarians and senior staff from communitylibraries across three provinces are atten-ding a course on how best to preserve libra-ries and books.

The librarians converged at the Universi-ty of the Western Cape’s (UWC) WinterSchool on preservation management, pre-sented in partnership with the Natinal Li-brary of South Africa, said Douwe Drijfhout,Executive Librarian at the the National Li-brary of South Africa (NLSA).

The Winter School was held from 23 to 27June and lectures were presented by stafffrom UWC and the NLSA, she said.

“Topics covered included book conservati-on, climate control, disaster planning, digiti-sation and digital collections, storage and li-brary relocations, care for microforms andphotographs,” Drijfhout said.

Participants were taken on a tour to theUWC bindery, the Mayibuye Archives, theWestern Cape archives and the NLSA – theCape Town campus and Centre for the Book.

Librarians atwinter school topreserve books

Casting call for“The Lion King”Word of Mouth Pictures, the officialcasting company for Disney Theatricals’The Lion King, is calling on local singersto audition for the show.

Cape Town auditions will be held atArtscape on Friday 4 and Saturday 5 Julyfrom 09:00.The Lion King, now in its 17th year on

Broadway, is the longest running Broa-dway musical and has extended itscompanies to various countries.

The auditions are for all the compa-nies. The casting call is for all singersbetween the ages of 18 and 30, regardlessof previous experience.


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As of 1 June, the City of Cape Townno lon-ger charges a deposit for connecting tomunicipal services such as electricity,water and refuse removal from residenti-al users.“This shift is intended to improve the

city’s efficiency and reduce the admini-strative burden,” said citymaycomemberfor utility services, Ernest Sonnenberg.“This is in line with our commitment to

building a well-run city that maintains aproductive administration which prioriti-ses service delivery to all its residents,” hesaid.Homeowners will be credited with the

original deposit amount they paid at thetime of applying for the service connecti-on.Thiswill be reflected on theirmunicipal

accounts in July or August and, if the de-posit is greater than the account, the re-maining credit will roll over.

The city does not intend to make cashrepayments.Furthermore, only homeowners’ muni-

cipal accounts – not those of tenants – willbe credited as they have an immovable as-set the city can attach in the unfortunateevent of unpaid municipal debts.“The city’s pronouncement that resi-

dential users no longer have to pay a con-nection deposit of R600 and R800 respecti-vely forwater and electricitywill go a longway toward easing the cost of living for

our residents.“It is important to note, however, that

large power users and commercial custo-mers will still have to pay a deposit in or-der to secure a connection to these servi-ces,” said Sonnenberg.Additionally, pensioners and people

with disabilities will no longer have to ap-ply for a municipal rebate on an annualbasis.As a city striving to be more caring to

the most vulnerable, council has resolvedthese applications for rebates have to besubmitted only once every three years.This will significantly lessen the admini-strative burden on the approximately 26000 applicants, and the city.However, applicants who experience a

significant decrease or increase in theirhousehold income are still required to re-apply for a rebate on their municipal ac-counts in the applicable financial year.

City scraps connecting fees‘Residents no longer have topay a connection deposit of

R600 to R800. . .’– Ernest Sonnenberg

Cancer support meetingThe Cancer Association of South Africa(Cansa) will be holding its next supportgroup meeting at Elsies River Communi-ty Health Centre (corner of Halt Roadand 29th Avenue) on Wednesday 9 July at2pm.All are welcome to attend, especially

cancer survivors, caregivers, and anyoneimpacted by cancer.V For more information contact Jennilee on 021689 5347 during office hours.

Karaoke with the churchSt John’s Anglican Church in BellvilleSouth wants you to share your song withthe world.They will be hosting a karaoke evening

at the Bellville South Civic Centre inKasselsvlei Road on Friday 4 July,starting at 20:00.DJ Dicky will be helping with the

music and you can bring your ownplatter and other refreshments.V Information and booking from Ronnie on 082973 2046 or Bernard on 082 598 7471.

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Hanging ontoresentment isletting someoneyou despise liverentfree in yourhead. – AnnLanders

Puddles of light: Conflicting weather, beautiful skies. The sun reflects off the clouds as it made a briefappearance towards the end of a rainy day in the Pinehurst area recently. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woordenie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

Thanks to the unskilledmanagement of Eskom, we allhave to suffer with electricityshortages and load shedding.

The public, mainly house-holds and small businesses,will be punished for themistakes Eskom managementmade for many years. Now weare short on power duringpeak hours.

I have a better way of savingelectricity countrywide andwouldn’t really hurt anybody.

All advertising lights fromall businesses which are closedduring peak hours should beswitched off – includingadvertising boards and signson buildings, as well as thelights which light the front ofcommercial and governmentbuildings.

In addition, only everysecond street light on nationalroads should be switched on –all vehicles have their ownheadlights. To make it safer,reduce the speed limit from120km/h to 75km/h on nationalroads.

This should only happenduring peak hours. If this planwas implemented, the plannedcountry-wide load sheddingwould be not necessary.

HERMANN LUERDERSEmail

Loadsheddingprevention plan

Dit is voorwaar goeie nuus datmense se lewens in Lwandlenou kan normaliseer envoortgaan.

Dit is nou die ideale geleent-heid vir die nasionale ministeren Sanral om Sanral-grond virmense in nood, soos agterplaas-bewoners, beskikbaar te stel.

Daar is altyd mense in nooden ek het nog nooit ’n nasiona-le minister so vinnig sieninspring om die Stad Kaapstad

Sanral kan grondnou beskikbaar stel

aan te vat soos in die geval inLwandle nie.

Ek is bly Sanral gaan nouverantwoordelikheid neem omhul gemors skoon te maak.Miskien kan Sanral nou ookhul oop stukke grond wat sobraak lê, aan die Stad beskik-baar stel om ons gemeenskappete ondersteun.

Dit is verbasend om te sienhoe vinnig Sanral-mense vaneen stuk grond na ’n ander konskuif, maar andersins kyk hulleweg as daar vir grond gesoekword.

Die idee is nie om bykomendeinformele nedersettings te vormnie, maar om beskikbare grondbeter aan te wend.

Alle beskikbare oop gedeeltesgrond moet geïdentifiseer worden aan die Stad vir beplan-ningsdoeleindes oorhandigword.

Ons waglys vir aansoeke ombehuising raak by die daglanger.

Dit is my mening dat diégrond baie beter aangewendkan word om verligting indaardie gebiede te bring.

Die mense wat so gou is omoptogte te hou, moet ook besefdat alle oop grond nie net aaneen instansie behoort nie, maarook aan instansies soos Sanral.

RAADSLID GRANT TWIGGStad Kaapstad: DAkoukusvoorsitter

I took a taxi to Parow Hyper-market last Tuesday morning,as I always do, and ended uplosing my wallet with all mycards and some money in thetaxi. Both the driver and theguard were Rastafarians.

I only realised my wallet wasmissing once I arrived at workan hour later.

The next morning I asked therank master at Roosendalwhether he had heard of awallet found in a taxi. I wastold the wallet was, indeed,found and handed-in at theirhead office.

Of course I had to identify

the items in the wallet, buteverything was still intact and Igot it back two days later.

To my surprise the moneyand all my cards were still inthe wallet.

I really did not expect to getmy wallet back and I’m soimpressed there are still peoplein society who do the rightthing, despite not knowing me.

I am very grateful to thedriver and guard, so I will begiving them a reward.

SHARON THANTSIEEmail

Rasta taxi menprove to be honest

Ek is gestremd, maar ek sit niein ’n rolstoel nie – vir mygestremde kaartjie moes ekdoktersertifikate voorlê (“Ge-stremdes se plekke misbruik”,TygerBurger, 25 Junie).

Voordat mense wat uitmotors sonder ’n rolstoel klim,links en regs beskuldig word:Gestremdheid is nie net virmense wat in rolstoele sit nie.Ek het baie erge artritis, ook inmy voete en hande. Een dag isek nie so erg styf en seer nie,maar die ander dag kan ekdoodgaan daarvan.

As ek ver ente loop, keil myvoete my verskriklik op. Andermense kan ’n kunsbeen ofkunsarm hê.

Moenie oordeel as jy nie weetnie.

As ek ’n passasier sien watnie gestremd is nie en ek stopnie op my parkering virgestremdes nie, neem ekiemand se parkering wat nie so’n parkeerskyf het nie. Dit isook onregverdig.

Ek het erg artritis in myhande en moes spesiaal ’n karmet ’n kragstuur koop.

Moet dus nie wonder hoekomdie persoon kan loop nie, maarnie ’n toepaslike kaartjie hetnie.

Ek is al siek vir nare mensewat my aankyk omdat ek nie so’n kaartjie het nie.

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Korreksies:Volgens die redaksionelebeleid van TygerBurgerverwelkom ons voorstelle enkommentaar oor die koerantse inhoud en stel onsbeduidende foute so gou asmoontlik reg. Stuur asb.inligting oor die regstelling vanfoute in die koerant aan dieombudsman van Media24 seGemeenskapspers, GeorgeClaassen, by george.claas[email protected] of skakel021 851 3232 of 083 5432471. Lesers kan ook klagtesoor die inhoud by diePersombudsman vanSuidAfrika, mnr. Joe Thloloe,aanhangig maak. Skakel indaardie geval gerus 011 4843612/8, stuur ‘n faks na 011484 3619 of ‘n epos nanakhanyim@ombudsman.org.za or johanr@ombudsman.org.za

SLICE OF LIFE

Stakings soosdié kan geenland bekostigMet die nuus dat die vyf maande langestaking van platinum-myne nou uiteinde-lik iets van die verlede is, slaak Suid-Afrikaners omtrent ’n sug van verligting.

Dié ellelange staking het die ekonomievan die land erger geknou as enigestaking in die verlede. Na raming het ditons meer as R34 miljard in verlore loneen inkomste gekos. Volgens ekonome saldit produsente nou sowat ses maandeneem om produksie weer op dieselfdevlak te kry as voor die staking.

In elke demokrasie het die werkers diereg om te staak. En in die meerderheidgevalle word dispute tussen die werkge-wer en werknemer in ’n demokrasie opdié manier ten goede besleg.

Suid-Afrika was tot voor dié stakingbekend vir ’n taai, dog gesonde regimevan arbeidswetgewing en -verhoudinge.Ons het sterk vakbonde en sterk sake-in-stellings wat binne die raamwerk van diebestaande wetgewing altyd relatief vinnigtot ’n vergelyk gekom het.

Die platinummyn-staking het egter alleperke oorskry. Dit het nie alleen ’nnegatiewe impak op die groeikoers gehadnie, maar ook buitelandse beleggers opnuut afgeskrik om hier te belê. Suid-Afri-ka se beeld as ’n betroubare verskaffervan goedere het ’n knou weg wat net sobaie tyd gaan verg om te herstel.

Sulke onverantwoordelike optredesdeur vakbonde kan nie langer geduldword nie. Hulle aksies help ook armoedeen talle maatskaplike probleme metreuse-spronge aan. Vakbonde sal hieroormoet besin voordat dit te laat is!

HOOFARTIKEL

SMSV I agree with Koert Meyer about thedeath penalty being a violent act (TB Let-ters, 18 June), but also want to remindhim that we live in a democratic country.We should be allowed our choice of whatwe want. If majority votes for the deathpenalty, so it be. Some are so violent, thedeath penalty should be appropriate tothose found guilty. John Williams

V Ek wonder hoe laat begin die SekondêreSkool Scottsville? Leerders loop elke og-gend na 08:00 rustig skool toe. Die onder-wysdepartement moet iemand een og-gend stuur om by die skoolhek te komstaan. Anoniem

V Why are most street lights on during theday, when they keep threatening us withload shedding? Is that not wasting elec-tricity? It does not rain everyday.

V Aan Koert Meyer wat so uitgesproke isteen doodstraf: My skoonsuster se 5-jari-ge dogter is op haar skoot gedurende ’nrooftog doodgeskiet. As dit jou kind ofkleinkind was, en jy moet twee jaar lankdie trauma in die hof herleef, sou jy nogteen doodstraf wees? A. Esterhuizen

V I am never going to commit murder, butfully support the death penalty as a de-terrent. My brother-in-law was murdered28 years ago and my sister still battles fi-nancially. The killer received 20 years injail. That is not justice. Pat, Milnerton

V You need to purchase the MyCiTi mycon-nect card before Tuesday 1 July. It is agood investment. I paid R22 and boughtone for R35 after 1 July. MyCiTi rules! Matt, Milnerton

V I’m in favour of the death penalty be-cause it’s scriptural. Why must murdererslive at our expense, while their victims willnever have the right to live? Rapistsshould also be denied the right to live. Anon, Durbanville

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Children visiting Canal Walk ShoppingCentre thiswinterwill get a chance to expe-rience top children’s theatre, and at the sa-me time help provide 250 000 meals to StopHunger Now.Lewis Carroll’s much loved classic, Alice

in Wonderland, will be brought to life by theawardwinning duo of FredAbrahamse andMarcel Meyer.The show is presented in association

with Liqui Fruit and will run until Sunday20 July in a specially constructed theatrein the centre court.Natasha Dryden (Hansel & Gretel, Long

Street Nights) stars as Alice, with Candicevan Litsenborgh (Evita, Chess, Sunset Bou-levard, Assassins, Show Boat) as the Queenof Hearts. Sven Ruygrok, who recently en-chanted Cape Town audiences as Puck inA Midsummer Night’s Dream at Maynard-ville, stars as theWhite Rabbit. Gordon vander Spuy and Kyle Jardine star as the MadHatter and the March Hare.The show will run from Tuesday to Sun-

day at 11:00, 12:30 and 14:00. Tickets cost R80and are available at Computicket. CanalWalk will donate R5 from each ticket sold,as well as the proceeds of programme sales,to Stop Hunger Now.The centre will also host two “Meals in

Memory” packing events over two wee-kends prior to Mandela Day on July 18.V To find out more or to volunteer to help pack meals, visit www.stophungernowsa.org.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Five readers can each win double tickets to watchAlice in Wonderland. Visit www.tygerburger.co.zabefore 12:00 on Friday to enter.

Kids showfights hunger

The world-renowned Geneva Ballet makesits Cape Town debut at Artscape Theatrethis month.Performing under the auspices of Cape

Town City Ballet, Geneva Ballet, under thedirection of PhilippeCohen, presents a dou-ble bill from 8 to 10 July, consisting of twocontrasted works, Lux and Glory.The company is considered one of the

most original and inventive dance compa-nies in Europe, excelling in variations ofthe classical ballet vernacular through in-novative artistic collaborations. The com-pany is known for its neoclassical and con-temporary dance styles featuring classical-ly trained dancers and top choreographers.Danced to thepoignant “Requiem”byGa-

briel Fauré, Lux is choreographed by KenOssola, using sculpted shadow play to en-hance the delicate nature of the body.Choreographer Andonis Foniadakis was

commissioned by theGenevaBallet to crea-teGlory, which premièred in Geneva in Fe-bruary.It is a relentless succession of tableaux,

danced to 16 excerpts fromGeorge FridericHandel’s greatest music, with electronical-ly modified musical transitions by JulienTarride.Geneva Ballet is a youthful company fea-

turing 21 classically trained dancers fromaround the world.V Tickets range from R200 to R280 and are availablefrom Artscape DialaSeat on 021 421 7695 or Computicket.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Two readers can each win double tickets to watchthe performance on Tuesday 8 July. Visit www.tygerburger.co.za before Friday 4 July to enter.

Ballet doublebill debut

NatashaDrydenstars asAlice inAlice inWonderland.

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SASSA BRINGS SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITYLWANDLE (Wards 85 & 86)

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA), in the Western Cape Region will conduct a Door to Door Campaignin the following areas: Asanda Village, Nomzamo and Lwandle from 01 -08 JULY 2014.

SASSA officials will be in your community to:

• Inform you of services available• Obtain your feedback on SASSA services to help us improve the quality of services we render to you.

SASSA officials can be identified by a branded SASSA ID Card and a yellow SASSA jacket.

A service delivery outreach programme will also be held on 09 July 2014 at the Lwandle Community Hall -VulindlelaRoad, Lwandle where you will have access to the following services: SASSA, SAPS, Legal Aid, Office of the PublicProtector, Commission for Gender Equality, Institute for the Promotion of Disabled Manpowerand the Department of Health.

Enquiries : (021) 4690235

Cara Gorlei fromMilnerton played a bigrole in SouthAfrica’s successful defen-ce of theirAll-AfricaChallengeTrophy

title at Muthaiga Golf Club in Kenya recent-ly.

For the 11th time since theAll-AfricaChal-lenge Trophy (AACT) launched in 1992, aSouth African women’s amateur team clai-med success in the continent’smost prestigi-ous biennial championship.

Cara Gorlei, Magda Kruger and MichaelaFletcher showed the same tenacity, commit-ment and determination as their predeces-sors to ensure the country’s successful titledefence at the Muthaiga Golf Club in Nairo-bi.

Fletcher, from KwaZulu-Natal, birdiedthree par-fives and the par-four on her wayto a closing three-under-par 68 to safeguard

the team’s six stroke overnight lead.

11Stroke victoryWestern Province’s Gorlei added an 80,

whileKruger fromGautengNorth signed fora non-counting 81.

Rounds of 146, 148 and 148 secured an 11stroke victory for SouthAfrica on awinningscore of 442.

Meanwhile Kenya held up under hugepressure from Tanzania to combine for a fi-nal round 151 to clinch the runner-up spoton 453.

Tanzania took third on 456 after postinga final round 150, while Zambia claimedfourth on 472, finishing six strokes ahead ofneighbouring Zimbabwe.

Maritzburg’s Fletcher also claimed the In-dividual Competition on seven-over-par 220after carding rounds of 79, 73 and 68, whichwasalso the lowest roundof the tournament.

Gorlei took second, finishing five strokesbehind her compatriot, while Kruger finis-hed seventh overall on 233.

Tough opponents“We are very proud of this team, who did

an exceptionally good job against some verytough opponents,” said Womens Golf SouthAfrica president Karen Olivant.

“The course was quite challenging, butthey showed a lot of grit and determinationand didn’t let the course deter them fromtheir goal to defend the title.

“Michaela and Cara both contributed twogreat rounds to boost our chances, andMag-da was the only player in the field over 54holes to birdie the tough par-three second.“I am very proud of their performance andthey were fantastic ambassadors for SouthAfrica and Womens Golf South Africa.”

Local golfer helpssecure African title

Cara Gorlei PHOTO: WGSA

Entries have opened for a brand new cyclingfestival in Cape Town on 25 October.

TheEngenCycle in theCitywill see ridersof all ages and abilities compete in a criteri-um at Cape Town Stadium.

Criterium racing is a short course cyclingformat, designed to bring hard-hitting ac-tion to spectators. However, the focus willnot only be on the fast and furious elite rac-ing categories, but also on fun and familyparticipation.

The event, the first of its kind in South Af-rica, is based on a cycling festival style origi-nating in the USA.

It blends the excitement of short-circuitracing with festival entertainment, whilepromoting road safety.

The race will have elite, junior, veteranand vintage men’s and women’s categories.

Each race will last between 20 and 40 min-utes, with the elite race lasting an hour.

Cycle in the City will also feature a Suitand Tie Corporate Relay to raise funds forthe Red Cross Children’s Hospital, a FamGlam dress-up event aimed at families anda children’s dash.V Applications can be completed at www.cycleevents.co.za. Entries close on Monday 20 October.

Pedal power festival fun in October

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The battle for Cape Town’smost coveted am-ateur football title reaches a critical stagewith the Coca-Cola Cup round of 64 on Sun-day.

The tournament is a highlight on the Capefootball calendar and pits the best sides fromthe city against one another.

Hundreds of teams from every local foot-ball association (LFA) affiliated to Safa CapeTown kicked-off the tournament over twomonths ago. They are now to be trimmed tojust the 32 winners from this round.

With almost half of the remaining 64 sen-ior sides coming from the southern suburbs,a strong contingent should be expected to ad-vance to the next round.

In total 31 teams from the south will be inaction, representing Mitchell’s Plain, CapeTown Tygerberg, Cape District, Manenberg,Rygate, AthloneHeideveld and South Penin-sula LFAs.

Many of those sides are favoured to win.National First Division (NFD) club Santos

will face off againstPhantomOrionatBonte-

heuwel Sports Complex at 15:30 and shouldemerge victorious even though their firstteam players will not take the field.

The same can be expected for their NFDrivalsMilanoUnited,who should get thebet-ter of Island Rovers at Blue Downs SportsComplex at the same time.

Three of Cape Town’s top ABC MotsepeLeague (Safa Second Division) clubs will al-so vie for the next round.

Glendene United will battle Rising Starsat Site C Stadium in Lingelethu at 13:30,while RC Athletico challngeJunction Rov-ers at TheGreens inManenberg at 13:30, andCrusaders face Royal Priesthood FC at 15:30.

The tournament’s last two winners are al-so still in the running to take the title.

Hanover Park won in 2012, but wereknocked out in the quarter-finals last year.

Jordan Callies shocked local fans whenthey knocked out Milano in the semi-finalsand beat Sporting United 4-3 in the final totake the spoils last year.

V The under17 fixtures will kick off at 10:30 and 12:00,while the senior games start at 13:30 and 15:30 atthe abovementioned venues.

Local teams vie for cup glory

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LSOBCRAVENWEEK: 19 VAN 22 LEDE VAN PLAASLIKE SKOLE

T’bergers by dosyne!

Die WP se o.18LSOBCravenweekspan wat vandeesweek in Potchefstroom deelneem. Altesaam negentien Tygerbergers is in dié span ingesluit.FOTO: CARINA ROUX

SAREL BURGER

Soos dit nou al ’n vaste gewoonte gewordhet, bestaan die WP se onder 18-LSOB-Cravenweekspan (leerders van skole

met spesiale onderwysbehoeftes) hoofsaak-lik uit Tygerbergers.

By die toernooi, wat vandeesweek in Pot-chefstroom afgehandel word, is daar 19 Ty-gerbergers in die groep van 22 – tien vanWestcliff, ses vanJanKriel-skool endrie vanDe Grendel in Milnerton. Samespel sal dusgewis nie ’n aspek wees wat sal haper nie.

Die Westcliff-manne is Dedan Solomons,Francois Lesch, Heinrich Swanepoel, JasonWessels, Dillon Fortuin, Matthew Alexan-der, Keanan Parnell, Garin Arries, Gideonvan Wyk en Lee-Ashwann Mackenzie. JanKriel-skool word verteenwoordig deurRaynhardt Lambrechts, Lyle Christians,Danté Botha, Delan Jongkind, Stewart Heu-nis en Nicolaas Smit.

Die spelers vanDeGrendel is PitsoMokoe-na, Donald Maritz en Ashley Absolom. Diespanbestuur is ook geheel en al Tygerber-gers: die spanverteenwoordiger HermanVenter en die bestuurder Mike Laubscher(albei De Grendel), die hoofafrigter Riaan leSueur (Westcliff) en die hulpafrigter DanieNel (Jan Kriel-skool).

Met druktyd was die uitslag van die WPse eerste wedstryd teen die SuidwestelikeDistrikte nog nie bekend nie.V Hoërskool Milnerton se eerste span het ty-dens ’n toertjie na die Oos-Kaap al drie sywedstryde gewen. Nadat Milnerton op Geor-ge 12-5 met die juniors van die Crusaders-klub afgereken het, het hy in Port Elizabethook die spanne van die hoërskole Westering(85-18) en Otto du Plessis (7-5) geklop. Plaas-lik het die o.19A-span van D.F. Malan verle-de Donderdag 0-14 teen SACS vasgeval.

With a history spanning over 100 yearsand a reputation for being the best andmost challenging course, Royal Cape GolfClub will provide a fine test for the West-ern Cape regional elimination of the 20thWorld Golfers’ Championship on Friday1 August.

This year’s World Golfers’ Champion-ship celebrates 20 years ofbringing golfers together toexperience the pride of rep-resenting their country,while forging new friend-ships and business net-works through their pas-sion for the game at thesame time.

The tournament is abuild-up to theWorldFinal,which sees more than 40countries searching fortheir top amateur golfers tobattle players from acrossthe world at four of KwaZu-lu-Natal’s championshipgolf courses in October andNovember.

Amateur golfers who believe they havethe drive to win must first enter the re-gional elimination to secure their spot onthe tee-off.

The top three winners in each flighting

(0-5, 6-10, 11-15, 16-20 and 21-15) win an all-expense paid entry to the South AfricanFinal, where the top two flighting win-ners will be selected for Team South Afri-ca One and Two.

The team will then have a once-in-a-lifetime experience of a pro golf tour-likecompetition as they represent their coun-

try and play for the title atthe World Final.

Beverley Theron of eventorganisers World GolfEvents South Africa, saysthe final will be a luxuryevent.

“Team SA will competeover six consecutive daysof golf across four champi-onship courses and enjoyfour-star luxury accommo-dation at the beach-frontElangeni and MaharaniHotel, with a luxury coachservice to and from thecourses each day,” shesays.

“They will experience the unforgetta-ble opening flag raising, and closingprizegiving tournament gala ceremo-nies.”V For more information and to enter visitwww.wgesa.com

Search is on for SA’stop amateur golfers

Thewinter FalkeTrail Runwill be hostedat the historic Muratie wine estate tuc-ked into the exquisite Knorhoek Valleynorth of Stellenbosch on Saturday.

More than 300 participants took to thetrack for the first event of the four-partFalke Trail Run Series at Delvera in May,with the spring and summer events sche-duled for October and December.

Outdoor enthusiasts, as well as keentrail run athletes, should not miss out onthis opportunity to spend a lovely win-ter’s morning in the beautiful Cape Wine-lands.

Registration opens at 08:00 on the day

of the event, with the runs starting at09:00. Participants can choose between a7km with an R80 entry or a 12km at R100.Timing will be done by Amarider TrailTag – available for rent or to buy. All fi-nishers will receive a medal and a coke.

A refreshment station on both routeswith Powerade, fruit and nuts will keeprunners hydrated. Coffee will be for salefrom early in the morning. The restau-rant will be open for lunch.

For further information, visitwww.amarider.co.za or contact DirtopiaTrail Centre on 021 884 4752 or [email protected].

Take a winter morning winelands run

SAREL BURGER

Met oorwinnings vir vier van die vyf Tyger-bergse spanne wat die afgelope naweek inSuperliga-rugbywedstryde betrokke was,was dit ’n blink Saterdag vir hierdie streek.

In Durbanville-Bellville se uitgesteldewedstryd in die A-afdeling Vrydagaand teenPrimrose, het die Rosmead-span aanvanklikskaflike teenstand gebied.

Maar die Durbies het algaande die oor-hand gekry in alle afdelings en het uiteinde-lik deur middel van agt drieë die tuisspanmet 52-0 kafgeloop.

In die B-afdeling het Kraaifontein ’n skok-oorwinning oor die tot dusver onoorwonneSir Lowrians behaal – en dit nadat laasge-

noemde met die draaislag gerieflik 19-7 voorwas.

Maar toe ontspoor die tuisspan lelik in dietweede skof, terwyl die Kraaie verbete geveghet vir sy naelskraapse sege van 21-19.Scottsdene was die enigste span van die Ty-gerbergstreek wat 18-28 teen ’n meer afge-ronde Hands & Heart verloor het.

Goodwood het met sy agterstand van 10-17met rustyd nie gelyk na ’n span wat Hamletssou laat les opsê nie. Die Goodwood-mannehet egter die swak hanteerwerk van die be-soekers in die tweede helfte goed uitgebuitom sake 29-23 in hulle guns te beklink.

Alle spanne betree nou die winter-reseswaarna die wedstryde in die tweede helftevan die seisoen op 19 Julie hervat sal word.

Durbies wen op ’n drafstap

Amateur golferswho believe theyhave the drive to

win must firstenter the regional elimination tosecure their spot

on the teeoff.

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