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Housebreaking cases which are too of-ten withdrawn are becoming increas-ingly problematic, Kleinvlei police
said this week.The reason for the withdrawal of these ca-
ses, according to the police, is because inmost of these cases the incident is family re-lated.“Most of the cases in the area are property
related, that is theft of motor vehicle, theftout of motor vehicle and housebreaking.“It originates out of the fact that there is
a lot of drug abuse amongst the youngstersin the community.“To address this problem has become a
challenge,” Detective Constable MakaziweTshologwana, member of the Kleinvlei De-tectives Services, said recently.
Family mattersHe said that when they do arrest suspects
in these cases, they often discover that it’sa family related matter and the mothers of-ten do not want their children to be prosecu-ted afterwards.“They wait for us to recover their proper-
ty before they come to the station to with-draw the case.“If we do not withdraw it here we have no
choice but to send the case to court wherethey can also withdraw the matter,” Tsho-logwana explained.He said the police secures a lot of arrests
relating to housebreaking and theft out of
motor vehicles.Another problem detectives in the area
face, according toTshologwana, is the incre-ase of robberies along Old Faure Road.“There are a lot of robbery cases being re-
ported from that area.“People are being robbed of their cellpho-
nes and valuable property.“The suspects’ modus operandi is to use
prostitutes to help commit these robberies,”he said.According toTshologwana, prostitutes lu-
re potential clients into dark areas wherethey are then attacked by the robbers.“We as the Kleinvlei detectives had to co-
me up with a strategy, and that strategy isto get a patrol vehicle in the area to patrolearly morning and at night.”
Crime free areaIn February last year the police arrested
12 suspects in connection with robberies inthis area.“There were no more robberies reported
after that for some time. It was quiet for ne-arly a year and the area was declared a cri-me free area,” Tshologwana said.According to him some of the victims in
the past were also murdered.“The suspects we arrested then had war-
rants of arrest against them and we also lin-ked them to other cases that were commit-ted before,” Tshologwana said.TygerBurger recently reported on cases of
robbery alongOldFaureRoad inwhichpoli-ce officers themselves fell victim to this cri-me.
CRIME: DRUG ABUSE LEADS CHILDREN TO ROB PARENTS
Robbery afamily affair
Past. Dennis Heunis (links) van Wesbank, stigter van die groentetuinprojek, die AnchorAgriculture Multipurpose Centre in Brantwood Park, is hier met sy twee kollegas, Schalk vanStaden en Daniel Tieties, by die kwekery. Die groentetuinprojek is begin om werk virinwoners van Wesbank en omliggende gebiede te skep. Die kwekery is onlangs geopen.Volledige berig op bl. 4. FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS
Wil werk skep met projek
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Hul droom is om jongmense in die gebied opte hef en van hul gemeenskap ’n beter plektemaak.Hul enigste struikelblok is ’n naam.Dis die verduideliking van een van die di-
rekteure van die nuutgestigte gemeenskaps-organisasie in Wesbank, wat kinders uit diemoeilikheid wil hou deur ’n klopse-groep testig. “Ons is besig om ’n klopsegroep te stigen het sover gegaan om ons organisasie teregistreer by Swiftreg Company Registrati-ons. Ons het hulle ’n paar name gegee, maardis van die hand gewys, omdat daar reeds’n maatskappy bestaan met die naam Wes-bank Fleet Management Services; ons magdus nie onder dié naam in Wesbank regi-streer nie,” het JonathanAfrika, een van dievier direkteure van die organisasie verledeweek aan TygerBurger vertel.
“Ons wil onder Wesbank Youth Entertai-ners registreer, Wesbank Youth Develop-ment of Wesbank Crooning Minstrels, maardie name is nie aanvaar nie.”Die organisasie is kort ná hul aansoek via
SMS oor die probleem ingelig. Jonathan hetverduidelik dat hulle die organisasie wil re-gistreer om jongmense uit die moeilikheidte hou. “Om die youngsters uit die gangste-rism te hou.” Die organisasie se leuse lui:“Creating change for better.”Jonathan en nog ander het einde verlede
jaar besluit om die klopse te stig. Hulle heteers begin vanjaar aansoek gedoen om dieorganisasie as sulks te registreer.Party van die organisasielede, volgens Jo-
nathan, was reeds in die verlede by anderklopse in die Skiereiland betrokke.“Ons het gevoel, waarom moet ons mense
uit die gebied gaan, terwyl ons dit hier kandoen endie jongmense vandie strate af kry.”
Die organisasie wil ook kerke betrek wathulle hopelik sal help met instrumente enopleiding. “Ons is nog besig met al die goed.Ons gaan nie vanjaar op ons eie optree nie,maar met ander klopse deelneem. Die jaardaarna gaan ons beslis op ons eie,” het Jona-than gesê. Die organisasie beplan ook omborge te nader om uniforms en instrumentete bekom. “Hier is beslis baie jongmensewatgaan aansluit en belangstel.” Die organisa-sie het tot dusver ook die subraad en polisieoor hul planne ingelig. “Ons kan nie onder’n ander gebied registreer nie. Ons kan nieKuilsrivier of Silversands gebruik nie. Wes-bank se naam is in ’n rooi sone en ons wilWesbank ophef, ons wil van Wesbank ietsmaak. As ons dit nie regkry nie, sal ons an-der namemoet oorweeg,” het Jonathan gesê.Swiftreg Company Registrations is verle-
de week reeds om kommentaar genader,maar het tot dusver nie reageer nie.
Naam staan tussen hul en droom
Jonathan Afrika wil Wesbank se Klopseregistreer as ’n organisasie sonder winsbejag,maar sukkel om dit te doen weens die naamvan die organisasie. FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS
As voetklop-musiek en lekker kuier jouidee van pret is, dan is die gewilde KoekieLoekie se kuier in Somerset-Wes ook virjou.Die vertoning, Abby vs Koekie, sal in die
Somerset-Wes-stadsaal plaasvind op Sater-dag 7 Junie vanaf 19:00. Dit beloof om ’naand vol pret te wees.’nOrkes sal die gehoorvermaak, daar sal
gelukstrekkings wees en hope pret en mu-siek, beloof die uitnodiging.
Ongekend“Mense gaan Koekie sien soos nog nooit
tevore nie. Abby stel mense aan ’n anderkant van Koekie bekend,” sê Abigail Ja-mes, oftewel Koekie.Hulle gaan selfs vervoer reël vir belang-
stellendes, maar dan moet diegene die or-ganiseerders ’nweek voor die konsert kon-tak om reëlings te tref.“Ons stel ook ’nEersterivierse orkes,Die
Unlimited, bekend. Daar sal ook plaaslikekletsrym-kunstenaars wees, en die aanbie-der is G-Kid van Macassar.“Dit gaan ’n onvergeetlike ervaring
wees.”
ZilleAbby is veral bekend om haar Afrikaan-
se treffer, Koekie Loekie, en dalk méér soomdat die Wes-Kaapse premier, Helen Zil-le, byopenbare geleenthedeal lekker opdiénommer gedans het.V Vir meer besonderhede, kontak Abby by abi[email protected].
Koekie Loekieopskop by pretaand
Abigail James is die gewilde Koekie Loekieen sy gaan vir die mense van Eersterivier,Macassar en SomersetWes ’n opskop soosmin aanbied, sê sy.
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Die Kraaifontein-sanger, Charnay Dippe-naar, maak haar gereed om haar debuutal-bum vry te stel.“Ek het nie die sprokies-
verhaal soos baie nie,” sê syoor die begin van haar sang-loopbaan. Sy’t nie soos baieander sangers begin singvoor sy begin loop het nie.Sy was eers 15 toe sy in die
kerk begin sing het. Op 24 hetsy besluit om Londen toe tegaan, en dit was daar waarhaar loopbaan regtig afge-skop het. Charnay sê sy’t ge-reis omdat sy lus was vir ietsanders, maar het toevallig ’nvervaardiger ontmoet terwyl sykaraokege-sing het. “Hy’t my ’n bietjie aan die handgevat en vir my gewys hoe die musiekbe-dryf werk,” sê sy. In 2008 is sy Spanje toe
met ’nMotown-groep,waar sy vir sesmaan-de gesing het. Toe sy weer huis toe kom, hetsy by ’n driepersoonorkes, Flord Luna, aan-gesluit. Hulle het vir ’n jaar saam gespeelvoordat hulle ’n duo, Umoja, gevorm het.
Maar hul paaie het uiteindelikgeskei, omdat hulle verskillendemusiekrigtings wou inslaan.Charnay sing nou vir ongeveertien maande as ’n solokunste-naar. Sy beskryf haar musiek as’n bietjie blues en pop in Afri-kaans. “Dis my taal,” sê Char-nay. “Ekwou graag gehadhet diealbum moet met mense praat.”Sy sê die album is sag op die oor,maar nog steeds diep.Die liedjies handel oor liefde
en gebroke harte. Sy gaan die al-bum op Saterdag 24 Mei in diePlaasteater bekend stel.
V Kaartjies vir die bekendstelling kos R30 en sluit’n ete in. Kaartjies kan by Charnay self by 072 1841844 of 073 246 0857 bespreek word.
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Inwoners van Erf 901 in Kleinvlei het pas’n memorandum aan die voorsitter van sub-raad 21 oorhandig waarin hulle hul misnoeëoor ’n reeks kwessies rakende ’n behui-singsprojek in dié gebied uiteengesit is.
Brentino Hannes, woordvoerder van dieMelton Community 901 Unit, het aanTyger-Burger vertel die vergadering is tussen diekomitee en voorsitter, Steven Vuba, belê omdie ontwikkeling van Erf 901 en die gepaard-gaande probleme te bespreek en hopelik uitte klaar.
Die memorandum hou verband met diegemeenskap se ontevredenheid oor die aan-deelhouers by die projek, waaronder dieStad Kaapstad, en die raadslid, sowel as dieprojekbestuurders.
“Daar is geen deursigtige konsultasie metdie gemeenskap en die rolspelers nie,” hetBrentino verduidelik.
Ander kwessies sluit in vermoedelike on-
reëlmatighede rakende die uitkontrakte-ring van die projek, asook die werksgeleent-hede wat geskep is.
“Die projek het werk vir mense in die ge-bied geskep, maar die werkers is nie ten vol-le vir hul werk betaal nie.
“Die hoofpunt is die wantroue wat die ge-meenskap het in die raadslid. Die anderpunt wat bevraagteken word, is die vertra-gings. Waarom word so met die saak ge-sloer?” wou Brentino weet.
BefondsingTygerBurger het vroeër berig die vertra-
ging in die bouprojek hou verband met be-fondsing wat deur die Stad Kaapstad aan diekontrakteur beskikbaar gestel moet word.
Tydens ’n besoek Maandag aan die bou-terrein, het die kontrakteur, Felix Dlamini,gesê ’n gedeelte van die befondsing is reedsontvang en dat bouwerk weer op dreef is. Hyhet gesê 30 van die beplande 60 eenhede isreeds voltooi. “Ons het nog 30 om te bou in’n kort tyd,” het Felix gesê.
Brentino het gesê: “Daar is begunstigdeswat ingetrek het – ons weet nie wie hullegoedgekeur het nie. Daar is nie elektrisiteitin die huise nie; die eenhede is ook nie tenvolle voltooi nie. Dus is dit teenstrydig metdie departement van huisvesting se doelwit-te, die behuisingsprojek se missie en visie.”
Vuba wou by navraag nie veel oor die me-morandum en die weg vorentoe uitwei nie.
“Die memorandum is aan my oorhandigen ons beplan om met die raadslid en die be-trokke rolspelers te vergader om die pad vo-rentoe te bespreek.”
Hy het gesê die memorandum bevraagte-ken verskeie kwessies in die gemeenskap.
“Hulle wil onder meer weet hoe die goed-keuring plaasvind, en wil hê dat meer kon-sultasie moet plaasvind,” het hy gesê.
Brentino het gesê: “As hulle nie terugkommet voorstelle nie, sal ons na die provinsialedepartement gaan. Indien daar steeds niksgebeur nie, sal ons ’n optog reël en tot bydie provinsiale wetgewer opruk met diesteun van die nasionale regering.”
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Inwoners ontevrede oor projek’n Bouprojek is tans aan die gang op Erf 901 in Kleinvlei. Sommige inwoners meen die projek word sonder hul konsultasie gedoen. ’n Vergaderingrakende dié en ander kwessies is onlangs met die voorsitter van subraad 21, Steven Vuba, belê. FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS
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Sy droom is om werk te skep en om ’ngeweldgeteisterde gemeenskap op tehef – iets wat sonder befondsing en
steun net nóg ’n droom sal bly.Past. Dennis Heunis, stigter van ’n groen-
tetuinprojek in Brantwood Park naby Wes-bank, het onlangs aan TygerBurger verteldat hy graag dié projek wil uitbrei, meermense in diens wil neem en sodoende werkskep.
Heunis (68), leier van die AGS-gemeentein Wesbank en ’n gesoute sjef, het drie jaargelede die groentetuin-projek, Anchor Agri-culture Multipurpose Centre, begin.
Die projek was eers net ’n groentetuin,maar het oor die jare ook in ’n suksesvollekwekery ontwikkel.
Die projek, waaraan hy en nog vier anderwerk, sukkel egter geldelik. “Die projek isom onsself te uplift. Ons het aan die beginstaat gemaak op die regering om ons te help,maar vanjaar het ons nie befondsing ont-vang nie; nou weet ons nie hoe ons gaanmaak nie. Ons het baie goed nodig. Augus-tusmaand het ons saai-goedjies nodig, kom-pos, kunsmis, ’n trekker om die land te be-werk. Ons moet dit nou met die hand be-
werk,” het Heunis verlede week aanTygerBurger in sy groentetuin vertel.
Die stuk grond wat hy by die NasionaleNavorsingsraad huur, strek sowat 200 me-ter in lengte en 100 meter in breedte.
“Hier is spinasie, kool, wortels, boontjiesen tamaties. Hier is omtrent werk vir 50mense elke dag. Oestyd het ons nóg meermense nodig, maar ons het nie geld om hullete betaal nie.
“Die grond is vrugbaar en die produkteis van gehalte, maar op die oomblik sukkelons nog.”
Heunis het al by die departement vanlandbou, bosbou en visserye om hulp aange-klop, maar het tot dusver nog geen terug-voering ontvang nie.
“Ek het die projek alleen begin. Ek het ditbegin, omdat daar nie werk in die gebied isnie. Ek het gemeen as ek die projek begin,kan ek ten minste vir 50 mense werk skep.
“Ons plant groente, maar het ook onlangs’n kwekery begin.
“Ons kwekery is agter die groentetuin ge-leë waar ons plante het wat ons aan sake-on-dernemings en privaat persone verkoop so-dat ons geld kan genereer.”
Op die oomblik verkoop Heunis en syspan net aan plaaslike handelaars in Wes-bank.
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A gang of five robbers dressed in police uni-form robbed the Forest Glade Supermarketin Eerste River on Friday.Kleinvlei police spokesperson WarrantOfficer Annacletta Mothoalo confirmed onMonday that police are looking for thegroup allegedly posing as police officers.The supermarket in Cabral Street, EersteRiver, was robbed at about 20:20 on Friday,said Mothoalo.“According to the complainant hewas bu-sy helping a customer when five men ente-red the shop. He was then taken to the backand told to open thedoorwhile the otherhel-per and customerwere ordered to lay on thefloor.“Thedoorwaskickedopenandcash to theamount of R40 000, four boxes of cigarettes(valued at R20 000) and two PC towers withvideo footage was taken.”No shots were fired.The suspects escaped in a white Toyota
Avanza with tinted windows, and a VW Po-lo.The police are investigating. No arrestshave been made and the suspects are stillat large.
Gang in police uniform robEersteriver supermarket
Police pick up more than stompiesA vehicle containing cigarettes valuedat nearly R200 000 and allegedly used inaarmed robbery inEersteRiverwas con-fiscated by members of the City of CapeTown’s Metro Police last week.Mayoral committee member for safetyand security, JP Smith, said two officerswere conducting patrols along the R300highway when they spotted the suspici-ous vehicle.“They ran the number plate for awhiteNissan light delivery vehicle using theAutomatic Number Plate Recognitionsystem and found a match for outstan-ding warrants.”
The officers pursued the vehicle andhad to force it off the road as the driverrefused to obey their instructions.“Three men jumped out of the vehicleand ran away across the N2.“The two officers secured the vehiclefrom rolling into oncoming traffic andupon searching it, they found a stash ofcigarettes to the value of R180 000,”Smith explained.The vehicle had been reported stolenin Nyanga.The weapons used in the robbery inEerste River included heavy caliberarms.
W/O Annacletta Mothoalo of the Kleinvleipolice.
6 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & BlueDowns Woensdag, 21 Mei 2014NUUS
Edwin Martin,Ayanda Khonzi,and Brilynn vanRooyen are readyto unearth somelocal talent withtheir Cape TownTalent Search,and put worthywinners in thespotlight.
Trio to unearth Cape talentGARY VAN DYK
@gvdcapejazz
Cape Town is buzzing with excitement forthe up and comingCape TownTalent Searchwhich is certain to unveil fantastic talent inour communities.Organisers of this amazing talent search
are Edwin Martin (CEO/founder of UA En-tertainment record label and member ofUnique Attraction, the band from Belharwhich had a hit on Heart FM), Brilynn vanRooyen (CEO/founder of Crazyworld Pro-ductions), with Ayanda Khonzi, (formerUWC SRC Projects Officer and co-founder ofDavids and Khonzi Worx) completing thetrio.Together these three approached various
sponsors, andCoca-Colahave comeonboardto ensure some top prizes for this competiti-on.Martin is very excited about this competi-
tion.“Our grand prize includes one of two al-
bum deals to the value of R250 000, includingmusic videos, Dance Crews original EPmar-keting packages including featuring in mu-sic videos,” he says.“The prize will also include recording yo-
ur ownDVDandwehavedecided to embracethe spirit of ubuntu by having four catego-ries and one winner for each category.“These categories are singing, rappers
andpoets, dance crews, and stand-up come-dy so there’ll be lots of entertainment on of-fer for audiences as well.”
Auditions will be held at the University ofthe Western Cape on June 4, 11, 18, and 25,starting at 13:00.V For more information visit their facebook page on
https://www.facebook.com/capetowntalentsearchor contact Edwin Martin 074 023 3384, Brilynn VanRooyen 076 696 4325 or Ayanda Khonzi 076 0866490.
Badisa Trio gaan in Kinderbeskermings-week van 26 Mei tot 1 Junie sy Poppie-pro-jek in skole begin om kinders van hul regteen ander kinders se omstandighede bewuste maak.Kinderbeskermingsweek word landwyd
gevier om ouers, kinders en die gemeen-skap bewus te maak van kinders se regtein terme van die Kinderwet en die land segrondwet.Dié Poppie-projek, wat die hele jaar sal
voortduur, het ten doel om kinders te leerom hulself te beskerm en uit te reik na kin-ders wat in nood verkeer en blootgestel isaan ongewenste omstandighede.Elke klas sal aangemoedig word om ’n
lappop aan te neem om voor te sorg.Die poppie verteenwoordig ’n regte kind
wat in nood verkeer en aanwie Badisa Triokinderbeskermingsdienste lewer.
AangemoedigDie kinders sal ook aangemoedig word
omdie res vandie jaar vir die poppie te sorgdeur nie-bederfbare kos, klere, skoene,skryfbehoeftes, speelgoed, boeke en toilet-ware in te samel.Die teenwoordigheid van die lappop in
die klas sal die kinders in die klas herinneraan die voorregte wat hulle geniet en datdaar kinders is wat hul hulp baie nodig het.Badisa Trio se maatskaplike werkers sal
onder meer ’n aanbieding vir die onderwy-sers van die skool oor kinderbeskermingdoen en ’n poppekasvertoning vir graad R-tot 3-leerders aanbied.Hierdie projek word ondersteun deur die
departement van onderwys se maatskapli-ke werkers in skole in metro-noord en me-tro-oos. Badisa Trio is die enigste geregi-streerde nie-winsgewende welsynsorgani-sasie wat maatskaplike dienste lewer inBellville, Durbanville, Morningstar, Fisan-tekraal, Kraaifontein, Scottsdene, Brac-kenfell en Northpine.
VerwaarlosingDié organisasie het die afgelope boekjaar
5 482 kinders in die noordelike voorstedevan Kaapstad bereik. Enige laerskool of or-ganisie wat by die projek betrokke wilraak, kan Karen Minnaar by 083 409 2945kontak of ’n e-pos stuur na [email protected] Besoek www.badisatrio.co.za vir meer inligting oorBadisa Trio se werksaamhede.
Kinders wordmet projek opregte gewys
Badisa Trio se Poppieprojek in skole gaantydens die Kinderbeskermingsweek afskop envir die res van die jaar voortduur.
Anexpert panel discusses issues affec-ting personswith physical disabilitiesin thework place at a public broadcastevent in Milnerton on 21 May at 10:00.Hosted by the National Council for
Persons with Physical Disabilities inSouth Africa (NCPPDSA), the forumincludes Fulvio Stefanis of DVG Me-dia Training, a provider of IT trainingfor students with disabilities, and Lu-babaloMbeki, placement officer at theNCPPDSA. They will explore advan-ces made to create career opportuni-ties for personswith disability, aswellas the challenges that remain to secu-re greater access for this community.The event is be at the Western Cape
Association for Persons with Disabili-ties, 2 Begonia Street.V For further information contact Erica du Toit on 021 555 2881/2.
Disability in theworkplace
Woensdag, 21 Mei 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & BlueDowns 7
The police in Kleinvlei are searching for asuspectwho recently broke into a local busi-ness premises and made off with an undis-closed amount of cash and a laptop.The burglar and three other suspects bro-
ke into theMidas store situatedalongForestDrive in Eerste River on Saturday 10 May.Store owner Reza Abrahams told Tyger-
Burger that the men were caught on CCTVcamera but that it is difficult to identify thesuspects.He said more than one person broke into
the premises.According to Reza, two days before his
shop was robbed, one of the suspects wascaught and assaulted by a nearby shopow-
ner for jumping over the businessman’swall. He said the man seen in the CCTV foo-tage was dressed similarly to the man as-saulted on the Thursday night.The suspect was dressed in a black track-
suit pants and brown hoody, Reza said.He said it was the first time his business
had been broken into.“They entered the shop through the roof,”
he said.The thieves escaped with R100 cash and
a laptop worth R5 000.Kleinvlei police spokesperson Warrant
Officer Annacletta Mothoalo said police arestill searching for the suspects and no onehad yet been arrested.
Business break in on CCTV
Het jy al ooit daaraan gedink of jy mensewil red wat in die moeilikheid is?Nou is jou kans om daardie droom waar
temaakmet die Stad Kaapstad se projek omlewensredders by openbare swembaddensaan te stel.By die 37 swembaddens in die Metropool
is daar tans ’n tekort van 300 tydelike le-wensredders. Die swemseisoen open op 2
Oktober en sluit op 13 April 2015.Om vir die posisie van lewensredder in
aanmerking te kom, moet voornemendeaansoekers tenminste tot graad 10 skool ge-gaan het en oor ’n lewensreddingsertifikaatbeskik. Vorige ondervinding in lewensred-ding sal tot voordeel strek.V Vir meer inligting kan Wilma Kotze by 021 444 7645of Samuel Thomas by 021 444 7645 gebel word.
Lewensredders gesoek by 37 swembaddens
8 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & BlueDowns Woensdag, 21 Mei 2014NUUS
GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz
If you’re in the habit of roeming, or havingthe luck of vyf innise and sturk, then you’rea fan of the traditional card game Klaverjas.It may be a parlour pastime in many ho-
mes across the Cape Flats but for some it isa serious game.At the recent South African Klawerjas Bo-
ard of Control (SAKBOC) Inter-union tour-nament held at the Belhar Indoor Sport Cen-
tre at the beginning of May, it was all busi-ness as teams fromMitchells PlainKlaverjasUnion took on all-comers to emerge as vic-tors.MPKU chair Omar Benjamin said the uni-
on was very proud of the union teams’ achie-vements.“Our A-team, captained by “Mr. Cool”
Adiel Boltman annexed the double (Leagueand knock-out trophies) in the A division ofthe tournament,” he said excitedly.“This was followed by the ‘B’ team captai-
ned by Noor Abrahams who annexed therunners-up as well as the knock-out trophiesin the B-division of the tournament.”He further explained that this sport is a
mind-game played in two halves of one hourand 15mins with a 10 minute break in whichyou have to outsmart your opponents by be-ing fully focused.This tournament is an annual competition
which see eight unions from as far afield asthe West Coast, Uitenhage and Port Eliza-beth, aswell as unions from the SouthernSu-burbs, South Peninsula and False Bay com-peting.MPKU not only took all the important tro-
phies, one of the Klawrjas icon Neville Solo-mon, who is a member of the triumphantMPKU “A” team, was unanimously voted bythe eight unions as Sportsperson of the tour-nament.Solomon has played this game for over 35
years and has been a Inter-Union teammem-ber since the inauguration of SAKBOC.“He is a well deserved recipient of this
prestigious award,” said Benjamin.The next competition is the Champs of
Champs which will be contested by the lea-gue winners of the various unions affiliatedto SAKBOC, and will be held from 6 to 8 No-vember at the Belhar Indoor Sport Centre.“We would like to see younger players for-
ming clubs, or joining up with clubs in theircommunities. There’s always an element offun when families get together to play, andyou’re never to old to learn,” he says.V For more information about the game call OmarBenjamin on 073 065 0915, or email omarbenja[email protected]
’Plain players ace tournament
The champion team from Mitchells Plain are (front from left) manager Peter Parker, captain AdielBoltman, player of the tournament Neville Solomon and vicecaptain Warren Donough. Standingfrom left are Patrick Gomez, George Jack, Lionel Nicholsen, Ernest Leite, Trevor Lee, Keith Lombardand Dawid Jordaan. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK
LOUISA STEYL@lounotes
Die plaaslike kunstenaar, EmoAdams, het onlangs drie gesog-te toekennings opgeraap.
Eers het sy televisieprogram, JouShow, ’n ATKV-mediaveertjie virbeste vermaaklikheidsprogram ge-wen.Toe wen hy ook die ATKV-media-
veertjie vir beste aanbieder in ’n ver-maaklikheids-, leefstylprogram ofwerklikheidsreeks. Dit is ook vir JouShow.Boonop het Emo ’n Kanna losge-
slaan vir beste musiekblyspel vir synuwe vertoning, Finding Emo.Emo sê “dis oorweldigend” en dat
hy nie verwag het om so baie toeken-nings op een slag te wen nie.Hy het ook nie die reusesukses van
Jou Show, wat op kykNET uitgesaaiword, verwag nie.
SuksesHy skryf die sukses van die pro-
gram toe aandie span, soos diemensevan Homebrewfilms, kykNET en syondersteuners wat agter hom staan.Die reeks word by Emo se All Star-
teater in Brackenfell opgeneem enEmo sê hulle gaan vir eers aanhouom dit daar te verfilm.“Hoe meer die show groei, hoe
meer ruimte sal ons benodig, sodatons karre kan weggee soos Oprah,”spot hy.“Mense sal bly wees om te weet die
show word verleng tot ’n uur,” voeghy bietjie ernstiger by.Emo praat al ’n hele paar jaar daar-
oor om ’n vertoning rondom dienaam Finding Emo te ontwikkel.Hy sê dit was die moeilikste ding
vir homom ’n vertoning te ontwikkelwat by die titel inpas, maar uiteinde-lik het hy oor sy eie ware reis deurdie lewe geskryf, en klaarblyklik hetdit goed gewerk.
ProduksieDie produksie handel oor Emo se
lewe, vanhoehygrootgewordhet, diemoeilike omstandighede waarin hygelewe het, en hoe dit nie sy dromevan wie hy wou word, beïnvloed hetnie.“As ek dit kan doen, kan almal,” sê
hy.Emo is tans besig met sy nasionale
Finding Emo-toer, geborg deur Toe-ter.com, maar sê Kapenaars sal ’nkans kry om Finding Emo self te sienwanneer hy weer tuis is.
Emo raap 3veertjies opby ATKV seprysaand
Emo Adams het onlangs drie toekennings ontvang.
Woensdag, 21 Mei 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & BlueDowns 9
Die Primêre Skool Spurwing in Eersteriviervier vanjaar sy 21ste verjaardag.
’n Dankseggingsdiens word beplan virSondag 1 Junie vanaf 15:00 in die skoolsaalin Spurwing-rylaan. “Alle oud-leerders enoud-onderwysers word gevra om te deel indie verrigtinge,” het Melissa Appies, organi-seerder, gesê.V Kontak die skool by 021 902 5114 met navrae.
Atotal of 403 suspectswerearrested this pastweek by police members of the Kuils RiverPolicing Cluster.
The cluster comprises the Kuils River,Mfuleni and Kleinvlei police stations.
Cluster spokesperson Warrant Officer An-nacletta Mothoalo said 292 people were arre-sted for serious crimes including murder,possession of drugs including tik and dagga,and drunk driving.
A further 111 were arrested for less seri-ous crimes including riotous behavior,drunk in public and disturbing the peace.
“Someof themwerekept overnight and re-leased on fines,” Mothoalo said.
She said a lot of arrests were made duringoperations in which several houses were se-arched for drugs and for selling alcohol wit-hout a license.
Police members at all three stations alsomanaged to confiscate several illegal fire-arms and ammunition often used to commitcrimes like murder, she said.
Police net 403 suspects injoint operation
Primêre skool word mondig
’n Parow-seun, Fasieg Adams (16) van Vis-agiestraat, word sedert April vermis. ’n Ver-mistepersoon-saak is by die Parow-polisie-kantoor aanhangig gemaak.
Volgens ao. Jacques Mostert, woordvoer-der van die Parow-polisie, is Fasieg en al sybesittings vermis nadat hy ’n uitval met syma gehad het.
Enigiemand met inligting, kan ao. Marle-ne Spanneberg by 082 411 3292 kontak.
Seun sedert April vermis
Survivor thanks family rootsMICHELLE LINNERT
@linnertmb
He’s a stockbroker, an adventurerand now a millionaire, and it allstarted on the humble streets of Bel-
har.Graham Jenneker (29) and his family
moved to Bellville’s Stellenridge 15 yearsago, but this self-confessed “mall rat” whowon the hit reality tv show Survivor:Champions on Sunday, has never forgot-ten his roots.
“I haven’t given post-Survivor muchthought, but I would love to do somethingto give back. I mean, I grew up in Belharfor a long time. I have seen a lot of badthings happen around me. It would be niceto change the community somehow,” Gra-ham told TygerBurger on Friday.
We caught up with him and fellow Topthree contestants Buhle Madlala and SivuXabanisa before they took to the stage atthe TygerValley shopping centre for theValley of the Stars concert.
Graham, who shares a name with his fa-ther and has two elder brothers, is deeplygrounded.
“I was fortunate enough to grow up ina household that, regardless of what wasgoing on around us, had a lot of love,” hesays.
“My father and mother taught us correc-tly. No matter what situation we were in,we always had a good foundation.”
Graham says he understands how diffi-cult it can be for people from his old neckof the woods who may not have the samesolid base.
“Maybe it’s a lot more difficult for peo-ple who don’t have this foundation – it ma-kes things a lot more challenging. But re-gardless of the situation, parents need toplay their role.”
Graham said children also needed to“step up”, especially if they are not fortu-nate enough to have parents. “I know, it’s
easier said than done, but it’s all up towhat they do with their education.”
He wants to give youngsters hope.“The main thing is that if you have the
right attitude and mindset, you can over-come any situation you’re in.
“You just need to start from within, tomake a decision to uplift your life. Try notto wait for someone else to change your li-fe, and don’t blame your surroundings.Yes, that might be a factor, but you are thechange you want to see,” he says.
Graham started his new job when he gotback from the island, and is planning onmarrying long term girlfriend ErinArendse after he was proclaimed winneron Sunday.
He says the experience has changedhim, but he his feet remain planted firmlyon terra firma.
“I think people recognise me now to takea picture,” he said, but added that untilFriday, there had been no fan fun yet. Allthat may change after Sunday’s announce-ment, though.
But it won’t change him. “I just feel likea normal guy.”
Fellow top three contestants Buhle andSivu say they also learnt a lot from the 28-day island experience.
“I learnt so much more about me, thingsthat, one, I took for granted, or two, didn’treally acknowledge, or three, never reallyknew existed,” said Buhle.
Sivu said on Friday all he’d wish to dowith the money is see his younger siblingsthrough a good and solid education.
“My studies have always been a challen-ge and I will not stop until I reach the PhDlevel,” the Astrophysics student said.
Two ofthe TopThreeSurvivors:Championscontestants,SivuXabanisa(left) andwinnerGrahamJennekeron theisland onwhich therealityshow wasshot.PHOTO:M-NET
10 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & BlueDowns Woensdag, 21 Mei 2014HOOFARTIKELBLAD
Do not ask theLord to guideyour footsteps ifyou are notwilling to moveyour feet.– Unknown
Op pad noorde toe: Dié pragtige kleinflaminke (“lesser flamingoes”) kon tot onlangs gesien word by Rietvlei seOld Friends Hideskuiling. Hulle gaan binnekort noord trek vir die somer daar. FOTO: JAN EN FRIEDA PRINSLOO
[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
Ek het verlede jaar allesverloor – my huis, motor enmeubels. Ek moes alles spot-goedkoop verkoop om vir mygesin te sorg.Dit blyk die nommer 13 is
regtig “bad luck”, want om alste kroon, het ek my moederook skielik verloor. Niemandhet dit verwag nie.Ek het my CV al ingegee,
maar ek het nêrens reggekommet werk nie. Ons woon nouby my skoonouers en ek isoneindig dankbaar vir hulgasvryheid, maar ons is niehul verantwoordelikheid nie.Waarom kry ek nie werk
nie? Ek was my lewe lank ’nbestuurder, maar nie een plekskakel my vir ’n onderhoudnie. Sê ons grondwet dan niedat almal gelyk behandel moetword nie? Gaan dit nie oorgelyke regte vir almal nie?Waar gaan klop ek aan vir
hulp in Suid-Afrika as almalhul rûe draai? Ek het ’n vrouen kinders wat swaar op mysteun, maar op wie kan eksteun?
GERHARDKraaifontein
Het almal dannie gelyke regte?
Ek wil graag my waarderinguitspreek aan TygerBurger virjul digitale weergawe. Dit isvir my baie belangrik om dieplaaslike nuus te kan lees enop hoogte van sake in mykontrei te bly, omdat ek niealtyd tuis is nie.Ek werk in Mosambiek en is
weinig tuis. Dit is dus vir mylekker om hier ingelig te bly.Deur middel van TygerBurgerkan ’n mens lees wat tuis en inaanliggende gebiede gebeur.Dis soms hartseer om te lees
Koerant hou hom indie vreemde ingelig
van die aantal roof- en moord-gevalle en sinlose geweld.Die geval in Bishop Lavis,
waar die oorhoofse projektorgesteel was, is skokkend(“Thieves now attend church toget to assets’”, TygerBurger, 7Mei). Ek het self daar kerk toegegaan.Soveel mense vind baat by die
manier waarop die projektoringespan word om kerkdiensteen die boodskap Sondae oor tebring. Watter barbare doensoveel moeite om daardie onregteenoor mense te doen?Nogmaals baie dankie vir die
weeklikse koerant. Hou aan metdie goeie werk.
RICHARDKuilsrivier
I’ve been a resident of Black-heath for more than 30 years. Iuse public transport to getaround, but I feel unsafe lately.There is currently a problem
with taxi drivers, believed to befrom Macassar, taking over thearea. They have no respect forresidents.They have created a rank on
an open field adjacent to someresidents’ homes, they urinatein public and talk really loudlyfrom 04:30. Some of the resi-dents have approached them,but have been accused ofracism.We raised our concerns with
the Blackheath Malibu TaxiAssociation chairperson, but hesaid they had laid complaintswith the provincial trafficdepartment. Apparently two ofthe association’s former drivershave broken away from theorganisation and recruited thenew drivers. They have thedepartment’s support.We can no longer take any
taxi as these drivers dragcommuters from taxis, forcing
them to drive with them.Who can we contact to stop
the violence in our once quietcommunity? It was always sosafe to catch a taxi in Black-heath – but not any more.
CELESTE VIGELANDEmail
Taxi drivers havebecome a menace
Hondeliefhebbers wat met huldiere stap of draf: Ek wil graag’n versoek aan julle rig. Stap ofdraf met leibande aan jul diere.Ek en my hond is al deur
twee honde, wat nie aanleibande was nie, aangeval. Ekis in een voorval aan die armgebyt. Ek kan sien sommigeeienaars voel hul diere issosiaal, maar my probleem isdat my wolfhond nie sosiaal isnie. Juis as gevolg van diéonaangename ervarings.Hy raak net baie beskermend
wanneer “los” honde naby onskom.In die proses word ek en die
ander twee honde rondgepluken die staptog met my diereraak onaangenaam. Ek voelander eienaars moet probeerom te verstaan dat ons nét sograag ons “aan die einde van ’nwerkdag”-stappie wil geniet.
THERESA MASONEpos
Honde moet aanleibande wees
Rakende die berig “Kobra kuiersaam op stoep” (TygerBurger,30 April) oor die dodelikeKaapse kobra. Ek het diénommer vir ’n slangvangerreeds op my selfoon gestoor virsulke gevalle en wil dit met dielesers deel. Dit is 082 550 5853.
LESLIE PENDERISEpos
Kontak slangvangerin geval van nood
Uitgewer:TygerBurger word uitgegeedeur WP Koerante en is deelvan die Media 24groep
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Totale verspreiding: 285 531
Vir enige verspreidingsklagtesskakel 021 910 6500 of epos:verspreiding@tygerburger.co.za
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
LEWENSKIEKIE
Join the driveto provideblanketsWith winter fast approaching, one cannothelp but spare a thought for the people –and animals – left to brave the gruellingelements.It was a simple thought like this that
saw the birth of South Africa’s annualTwitter Blanket Drive (#TBD2014).Based on the premise that if every
South African on Twitter donated oneblanket, there would be far less peoplefighting the cold, a simple tweet started anational initiative.Now, every year a group of volunteers
collect blankets which are then donatedto organisations that redistribute them tothose in need.TygerBurger has joined the initiative
and will be acting as a “drop-off” pointuntil the end of the drive on Wednesday28 May.With the icy temperatures and rainy
autumn we’ve had, there’s no telling howcold this year’s winter might get. A warmblanket could make a world of differenceto someone who doesn’t have much else.On the subject of blankets, polar fleece
blankets are preferred, as they are moredurable and dry quicker in wet condi-tions, but any donations are welcome.Blankets collected this year will be
officially handed over at the Protea Fireand Ice hotel in the CBD on Thursday 29May and everyone is welcome to attend,provided you bring a blanket of course.More information about the blanket
drive and how to help spread somewarmth this winter is available onwww.tygerburger.co.za.
LEADER
SMSV Regarding the water pressure (TBSMSs, 14 May). You should set the pres-sure at the meter. Don’t set the pressuretoo high as all the pressure is now resi-dent in the house and can cause leaks anda disaster can ensue. Turn it down. Pearson, Brooklyn
V Regarding “Building resumes” (TB, 14May). The owner is taking the City of CapeTown for a fool. Except for the wall whichwas fixed, there is no talk of the construc-tion recommencing. I think Cheryl Waltersshould get into her car and come to seefor herself. It will also allow her to knowmore about the situation. Gerrit F.
V Ons het klaar gestem, nou sal ek graagwil sien of ons in Sipresstraat, Sarepta ’npaar spoedwalle gaan kry. Sypaadjiesword opgeknap, maar ’n gevaarlike deur-pad kan nie spoedwalle kry nie. Anon
V Baie dankie vir julle mooi koerant. Dislekker om te weet wat in ons dorpie aan-gaan. Dis belangrik dat ons weet hoe onsmense na mekaar omsien en hoe ons jongmense presteer. Ek wil net ’n versoek rigdat julle asseblief ons jong mense help om’n werk te kry. Dis moeilik vir ons om werkte kry, aangesien ons nie enige ondervin-ding het nie. Nie almal het die geleentheidom verder te studeer nie, maar het diepassie om ons land ’n beter plek te maak. Martea, Kraaifontein
V Ek wens ek was ryk. Het julle gesien hoe-veel mense slaap elke aand in Brighton-weg in Kraaifontein? Dit lyk of die mens-dom net van hierdie mense vergeet het.Ek bid elke aand vir hulle; ek kan skaarsdaagliks oorleef, maar ek het elke aand ’nwarm bed, ’n dak oor my kop en ’n bordkos. Here, help hulle, dis winter. Hulle ruiknie na drank as ek hulle iets gee om te eetnie. Here, kyk na hulle. Anoniem
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Years of hard work paid off for GrandWestCSI bursary fund recipients when they we-re honoured at a gala dinner.
The 34 recipients come from all over theprovince and completed studies in thefields of mathematics, technology and sci-ence at seven tertiary institutions in CapeTown.
The recipients include Shaakira Afrika,Kim Cloete and Ashley Botha from BishopLavis, Shehan Classen from Ravensmead,Tazna Peters from Belhar and Kurt Tem-mers from Bonteheuwel.
A total of R9m in bursaries has been han-ded over since 2007 when the youngsterswere selected as worthy recipients of theinaugural GrandWest CSI tertiary BursaryFund.
According to a statement, they have sin-ce excelled. In recognition of their achieve-ments, theywere invited to attend a specialcelebratory dinner atGrandWest onThurs-day 15 May.
At inception, the GrandWest CSI Burs-aryFundpledgedR5mover a five-year peri-od, but an additional R4m has been contri-buted toward the tertiary education of over700 financially needy students.
There are no expectations of work frombursary students on completion of theirstudies, nor do they need to repay theirbursary. The only expectation is that thestudents participate in 40 hours of volun-teer work at a community project in theirarea of residencewhich, it is hoped, will in-stil an ethos of selflessness in students.
“We are delighted by the success of ourstudents and hope they will go on to usetheir education wisely, to enrich not onlytheir own lives, but also those of everyonearound them,” saidGrandWest generalma-nager Mervyn Naidoo.
“For many of the students, they are thefirst in their family, or even their commu-nity to graduate. They have the ability butthe sad reality is that without financial as-sistance they would not have been able topursue their studies.Wehave received a lotof positive feedback from various universi-ties,whichwearedelightedby, but ourulti-mate objective is to equip our studentswiththe knowledge and means to create satisfy-ing and fulfilling careers for themselves.”
Shakira Afrika from Bishop Lavis celebratesher bursary with her parents.
Ashley Botha celebrates his bursary withBianca Wilson.
Bursaryrecipientstreated togala dinner
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Die Stad Kaapstad steun met trots die Kaapstad BEN (“Bicycling Empowerment Network”)Freedom Ride 2014 van 27 km. Die fietstoer vind op 25 Mei 2014 plaas. Dit begin by dieKenilworth-resiesbaan en eindig op die Grand Parade, Kaapstad.
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’n Spesiale vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word opWoensdag 28 Mei 2014om 10:00 in die Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad, gehouwaartydens die jaarlikse begroting vir 2014/15 tot 2016/17 ingevolge hoofstuk 4, artikel 24(2)van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Finansiële Bestuur, Wet 56 van 2003, oorweegsal word.
‘n Gewone vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word op Donderdag 29 Mei 2014om 10:00 in die Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad gehou.
Let asseblief daarop dat daar ’n beperkte getal sitplekke vir lede van die publiek beskikbaaris en dat dit dus op ’n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegeken sal word. As u dievergaderings wil bywoon, moet u asseblief tussen 09:00 en 16:00 vir Michelle Albertsby 021 400 3708 skakel. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie later nie as een dagvoor die vergadering ontvang word. Daar sal van u verwag word om u van, voorletters enkontaktelefoonnommer te verstrek. Besoekers word vriendelik versoek om hul sitplekke teen09:30 in te neem.
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International Nurses Day celebrations were held at the Goodwood Civic centre on Friday. The theme of the event made possible by various sponsors was “Nurses: A Force for chance”. CarinaRoux took some pictures.
Hendriena Kock(Ravensmead)and ThembekaLibala (Khayelitsha) both work atBelhar Day clinicwhile ThulisileMahlaba(Mannenberg) isat Delft Clinic.
Charmaine vanWyk (Eersterivier)from Karl Bremer,Suzette Adams(Belhar), SylviaGallant (BellvileSouth) andCathy Grant(Malibu Village)work at Reproductive HealthBellville, whileBabalwa Faku(Khayelitsha) andMjobo Apile(Athlone) are atKarl Bremer.
Ella Adams (Scottsville), Christal Walsh (Belhar), Annie Thompson (Kraaifontein), Jackie Erasmus(Bellville) and Valerie Bell (Silversands) propose a toast.
Nadia Abdullah(Bellville), GwenBooys (Kuilsrivier) andMargaret Roman(Northpine) workat Karl Bremerhospital.
Michell Steyn(Kraaifontein),Michelle Williams(Kraaifontein),Josephine Gelant(Parow Valley),Letitia Snyman(Parow Valley)care for patientsat Karl Bremer.
Sulette Philander (Kraaifontein), Theresa Matthias (Avondale), Remko de Knecht (Bellville) andEnid Wehr (Kraaifontein) are colleagues at Karl Bremer hospital.
Nurses celebrated
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Die treurmare van die Tygerbergstreekse rugbyspanne in die WP-Superligaduur voort. Van die 11 spanne uit hier-
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ne met 32-28 te klop en Brackenfell het PniëlVillagers met 22-19 gekou. Milnerton hetGoodwood behoorlik verniel en met 44-8 ge-seëvier. In die belangrikste wedstryd vandie naweek het Durbanville-Bellville aan-vanklik mooi saamgesels met Valsbaai enmet die rustydtelling op 8-8 kon enigeen nogdie uitklophou plant. Dit was egter Valsbaaiwatmet twee verdere drieë ’n uitslag van 21-11 beklink het. Swak hanteerwerk het UWK19-41 in die hek laat duik teen die Universi-teit van Kaapstad, terwyl Bellville ’n loesingvan 12-97 teen die Maties op die lyf geloophet. Kuilsrivier, wat rustyd nog 14-7 voorwas teen Schotsche Kloof/Walmer, kon niedie pas volhou nie en is 24-20 geklop, terwylNoordelikes/Northlink-kollege hom met 15-64 bloedneus geloop het teen Helderberg.Hands & Heart (7-13 t St. George) en Kraai-fontein (20-24 t Hamlets) het naelskraapsenederlae op die lyf geloop. Diemeeste Tyger-bergse spanne kry die naweek ’n blaaskans,met net die volgende wedstryde wat gespeelword : Ikeys t Durbanville/Bellville, UWK tHamiltons, NNK t Primrose, Scottsdene tMilnerton, Collegians t Hands & Heart.
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Belhar troon uit
UCT’s Jason Klaasen (right) wraps up UWC scrumhalf Frederick Muller during a Super League Amatch at the Green Mile on Saturday. The home side won 4119.
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Good enough to be ournext sport star?Remember to submit your sportingachievements for the TygerBurgerSportstar of the Month Competition(high school learners only). Let’s Playwill give gift packages to the monthlywinner. Bosman, McNulty and Du ToitOptometristswill give thewinner a pairof sunglasses.Shihan Hennie Bosman will also give
R1 000 cash to the winner. Submit en-tries to mcnulty.george @gmail.com.
