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Halaal Meat EmporiumWhere only the Quality beats the Price!
On 24 January, residents of Happy Val-ley in Blackheath, saw an end to theirstruggle for housing, when seven fam-
ilies were handed over their keys to brandnew houses.
There have been previous struggles anddelays regarding the construction and deve-lopment of the homes, because of a contractaward dispute.
Ward councillor for the Happy Valley areaand part of the housing committee, Bert vanDalen said the construction of the houses,which has since seen 70 families move in du-
ring November 2012, will see the completionof 1 452 houses by the end of next year.
CeremonyPresent at the hand over ceremony was
the executive mayor of Cape Town, Patriciade Lille, along with representatives from theconstruction company, community mem-bers, mayoral committee members andward councillors.
“The benefit of owning a home are multi-faceted. It restores individual dignity. It pro-vides a stable home for a family,” she said.
This formed part of the R185 million Hap-py Valley Housing project, which has previ-
ously been home to 1 500 informal structu-res.
The city aimed to establish a partnershipthrough an innovative way of providinghousing needs to various residents.
Good example“The Happy Valley Housing Project is a
good example of the successful implementa-tion of the upgrading of Informal Settle-ments Programme, which permits the con-version of an informal area into a formalone,” said De Lille.
Beneficiaries for the new houses were se-lected according to criteria including: a
monthly salary of less than R3 500 permonth, have not owned a house before andwere on the waiting list at the city council.
CommunityVan Dalen agreed that the project “was in-
deed a successful one and that the houses arein good condition. The residents are smilingand are very thankful for the houses,” saidVan Dalen.
Some residents waited as long as 26 yearson the waiting list.
“This is an important illustration of ourcommon goal to build sustainable communi-ties,” De Lille concluded.
Does the nameBaillon’s crake meananything to you? If itdoes then the factthat it was spotted inIntaka Island atCentury City duringlast week would bewonderful news. If itdoesn’t, then all youneed to know is thatit is a very rare andsecretive bird (it waslast spotted there inthe 90s). Read moreabout this specialoccurrence, and thewaves it caused onTwitter and Facebookon page 5.PHOTO: JEAN DU PLESSIS
Rare birdrufflesfeathers
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Got Trojan blood in you?Try-outs for this year’s Trojan Warriorsand Teen Trojan Warriors will be heldat Ratanga Junction on 23 March.
Registration will be from 10:00 to11:00. Entries for all interested “Mor-tals” (age 13 and up) will be availableon the website by end of January.
Spectators get a day pass into Ratangaat the gates on the day.V For more information go to www.torjanwarri-ors.co.za.
Stolen Mfuleni computers tracedOnThursday, 24 January from 10:00 to 14:00,10 policemen and women, under the com-mand of Captain Leonardo Jacobs reportedfor extra duties on their off-day.
These dedicated men and women aremothers and fathers, who instead of spend-ing time with their families chose to fightcrime ensuring that communities were safe.
From 06:00 to 18:00, 13 people were arrest-ed for crimes ranging from possession ofdagga, warrant of arrest, robbery and riot-ous behaviour.
In addition to the arrests, two mandraxtablets along with dagga weighing 1,36 g
with a street value of R310 was confiscated.On 21 January, the police worked tireless-
ly following the trail of the 27 computers,mi-crowave and desks that were stolen.
The police are grateful for the co-opera-tion that they have received from the com-munity and working relations, which hasled to the recovery of some of the computersthat were stolen fromMfuleni Primary overthe December school holidays.
The items were found at a Bardale squat-ter camp, along with other computers anddesks, which are allegedly sold in Nyanga.
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suspects have been arrested so far and arechargedwith housebreaking and possessionof stolen property.
The police are appealing to the communi-ty, not to buy stolen items, as they will bearrested for possession of stolen property.
The station commander, Colonel LuyandaDamoyi is extending his gratitude to thesemembers, especially the reservists who arevolunteers,whoworkwith the police to curbcrime.
This will ensure that there is no marketfor the thieves and would lead to a decreasein crime.
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Bewerings dat polisiebeamptes op die to-neel was, maar hul plig versuim het toeJean Lamprechts die naweekwreed in Ed-wardstraat aangerand is, word deur dieBellville-polisie ondersoek.
Jean (19) lê in ’n koma in die Tygerberg-hospitaal met bloeding op sy brein en ’ngebreekte kakebeen. Teen druktyd was hysteeds bewusteloos en aan ’n ventilator ge-koppel.
Jean, van Parow-Oos, en ’n groep vrien-de is Saterdag ongeveer 01:30 op pad naStones, ’n kuierplek in Edwardstraat,deur ’n groep van minstens agt mans aan-gerand.
Jean se ma, Henrieta Sauer, het Maan-dag gesê sy is baie ontsteld, omdat sy voeldie polisiebeamptes het nie hul werk ge-doen nie. “Ek het gehoor polisielede, watop die toneel was ten tyde van die voorvalhet glo gelag, in hul motor geklim en weg-gery,” sê sy.
Kapt. FienieNimb van die Bellville-poli-sie sê indien gevind word dat die beamp-tes nalatig was of hul plig versuim het, saldaar dissiplinêr teen hul opgetree word.
Juan Strydom, ’n vriend van Jean, sêhul groep vriende het langs ’n vulstasie inDurbanweg parkeer en het deur ’n gange-tjie geloop, toe omtrent agt onbekendemans hul nader. Die mans was ongeveer19 tot 22 jaar oud.
“Ekhet gehoorhoe sêhulle vir Jean iets.Die volgende oomblik het hulle hom ge-slaan en het Jean op die sypaadjie geval.”
Juan sê die gebeure het die groep vrien-de onkant betrap. “Hulle het net ewe skie-lik vir Jean geslaan. Jean het nie beweegnie,” sê van die meisies in die groep, watook die aand by was.
Hulle wil nie hulle name genoem hê nieuit vrees vir viktimisasie. Bloed het byJean se mond uitgeloop, het hulle gesê.
“Min mense het probeer help – een per-soon het wel ’n ambulans gebel en ’n ouervrou, wat moontlik daar iewers werk, hetJean op sy sy gedraai,” sê die vriende. Ie-mand indie groephet dieuitsmyter bySto-
nes gaan roep, wat hulle dadelik te hulpgesnel het. Toe ’n ambulans teen sowat ’nuur later nog nie opgedaag het nie, hetJean se vriende hom in ’n motor gelaai enhospitaal toe gehaas.
Sy vriende sê hulle gaan baie min Ed-wardstraat toe. “Sedertdie dingmet CornéHalegaan ons niemeer soon-toe nie. Dit was die eer-ste keer in maande watons daar was.”
Cornéwas ’nmatriek-leerling van die Hoër-skool Tygerberg in Pa-row, wat in November2011 dood is ná ’n vuis-geveg buite Stones los-gebars het. Hy is driedae ná die aanval, waar-in hy geslaan en geskopis, oorlede. Destyds isberig Corné se kop hetdie straat getref ná hymet die vuis geslaan is.Corné sema het destyds
gesê haar seun het in die straat afgestaptoe hy deur ’n groep van ses jong mans ge-konfronteer is.
Henrieta sê was dit nie vir haar seun sevriende nie, was hy “miskien nie meerhier nie.”
Sy het Maandag gesê toe sy kort ná dieaanval by die hospitaal kom, het sy haarkind vasgedruk en gesê: “Mamma is virjou baie lief.” Hy het geantwoord met diewoorde “ek is ook lief vir mamma”. Daar-na het hy in ’n koma gegaan.
Henrieta het Maandagmiddag gesê hoe-wel Jean se toestand stabiel is, was daargeen vordering sedert Sondag nie. Sy sê sygesig is dubbel die grootte geswel.
“Ek is baie, baie ontsteld,” het sy Maan-dagmiddag huilend gesê. “Ons vat ditmaar dag vir dag, uur vir uur.”
Nimb sê die polisie sal in opdrag vanbrig. Sharon Govender, stasiebevelvoer-der, voortaan baie meer sigbaar wees inEdwardstraat. Die Bellville-polisie sedrankoffisier is getaak om kuierplekke indié straat te besoek om vas te stel of video-materiaal van die voorval beskikbaar is.
Niemand is nog in verbandmet die voor-val in hegtenis geneem nie. ’n Saak wordondersoek van aanranding met die opsetom ernstig te beseer.
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Jean Lamprechts is in ’n koma ná hy dienaweek wreed in Edwardstraat deur ’n groepmans aangerand is.
DIe gangetjie waardeur Jean en sy vriende geloop het toe hyaangerand is. FOTO: JANA BEKKER
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Kelly Baloyi, the matric student at the cen-tre of the new FNB 2012 You Can Help, ad-vertising campaign, might become a politi-cian herself one day.So said her principal David Jantjies, at
Monument Park Highschool in Kraaifon-tein, where she is currently headgirl in ad-dition to being on the junior council of theCity of Cape Town.“Kelly is a fantastic bundle of energy. She
is a charismatic leader and makes thingshappen. Everything she touches becomes asuccess and from the outset she has alwayswanted to study political sciences and law,”Jantjies told TygerBurger last week. In thisadvertisment – which caused a politicaluproar over the last two weeks – Kelly, alt-hough small of frame, shares her hopes forSouth Africa in a powerful voice.In the now“controversial”, but yet impas-
sioned speech, which Jantjies assured uswaswritten byKelly herself, she talks aboutthe brave young people of Naledi HighSchool, who in 1976 “took their first stepsto freedom”, when protesting for equal edu-cation.She then continues to say that, “We are
not here today to talk about revolution, butbelieveandwhatbelieve cando....Therewillbe a day...where the difficulties we see befo-re us, the greed, mistrust and anger, will bebehind us. There will be a day that the vio-lence and indifference to it, will be a thingof the past... a day when we stop blamingeach other and start helping each other...Allthe great thingswehave done,wehave donetogether...” And then she ends with “...andthat day should be today.Nkosi Sikelele iAf-rica.”The campaign was recorded Thursday
eveninga fortnight agoon locationatNalediHigh School and broadcasted live on all
channels including DSTV.According to Jantjies, the producers of
this advertisment approached the school asone of 1 600 others, and invited learners tosubmit their speeches on the topic of whatour youth hopes for the future.Kelly’s speechwas one of 13 000 others and
was finaly chosen as the one to be used.In a Youtube clip one of the producers of
the campaign describes Kelly and the im-pact she had on them.“She is incredibly charismatic and po-
werful. We did not chose Kelly, she kindachose us,” he said.Jantjies concurs: “She is very intelligent
and this can be heard in her the strongmes-sage.
Since then theANChas unleashed a furo-re, accusing FNB of purposefull targetingthem.They branded the campaign as a “treache-
reous attack”, and a “commercial masqua-
rading as youth views”, whereas FNB in-sists that the campaign was misinterpretedby the ANC.The ANC added in a statement last week
that the bank should not use “children tomake political statements in a manner dis-respectful to elders that disregarded sacrifi-ces made in the 18 years of democratic go-vernment” and that it was evident from theadvert that the views presented had been“engineered and doctored”.This furore continued last week when
ANC bigwigs and the exuctive of FNB metat Luthuli House on Friday, after which thebank apologised to the ANC.To this,WesternCape premierHelen Zille
tweeted on Saturday: “Saying that FNB ca-ved in order to protect the kids in the advertis amore devastating statement on theANCgovt than anything the ad said.”Meanwhile, Kelly continues her matric
year unabated and filled with enthusiasm..
Kelly Baloyi on set when the advertisement was shot.
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Die Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat toerisme, geleenthede en bemarking wag aansoeke in ombefondsing van kunsorganisasies/-inrigtings binne die grense van die Stad vir een of meervan die volgende:
1. Produksies vir ’n uitvoerendekunste-fees in Julie 2014 wat deur die Stad Kaapstadvir Wêreldontwerphoofstad 2014 geïnisieer word. Maatskappye en groepe in dieuitvoerende kunste (drama, dans, musiek, opera en die gesproke woord) word genooiom voorleggings vir oorspronklike produksies voor te lê.
2. Geleenthede met ’n nasionale en/of internasionale impak (Julie 2013 – Junie 2014).Slegs aansoeke vir bestaande geleenthede wat in Kaapstad plaasvind en ’nontwikkelingskomponent bevat, sal gunstig oorweeg word.
Aansoekers moet aandui:a) die bywoningsgetalle vir die geleentheid oor die afgelope 2 – 3 jaar,b) die mediawaarde wat verkry is, enc) die ekonomiese impak (indien moontlik)
Alle aansoekers moet oor bewese ervaring van minstens 2 – 3 jaar beskik. ’n Portefeulje,insluitend persverklarings, word verlang.
Die Stad Kaapstad verwag van alle aansoekers om veelvuldige bronne van inkomste te hê ensal nie grootmaat-befondsing verskaf of voorstelle in die geheel finansier nie. Bewys moetgelewer word van fondse wat ingesamel is of dat die instansie in die verlede suksesvol wasmet die insameling van fondse.
Ondersteunende dokumentasie moet bewys van bankbesonderhede, geldige sertifikaatas organisasie sonder winsbejag, belastingklaringsertifikaat, jongste munisipalebelastingrekening en mees onlangse geouditeerde finansiële state insluit. Alle dokumentemoet gesertifiseer word.
Aansoekers moet die voorgeskrewe aansoekvorm invul, wat beskikbaar is by ons kantoor opdie 14de verdieping, Telkom Tower, Standard Bank-sentrum, Hertzog-boulevard, Kaapstadof by www.capetown.gov.za, of deur Natalie Harper by tel 021 417 4101 te skakel. Dieoorspronklike vorm moet ingedien word – geen afskrifte, fakse of e-posse sal oorweegword nie.
Laat voorleggings sal nie oorweeg word nie.
Die ingevulde aansoekvorms moet teen nie later nie as16:00 op Donderdag 28 Februarie 2013 by ons kantorehierbo ingedien word.
ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER08/2013
Backyard dwellers invitedThe Eerste River Blue Downs Ratepayers’Resident Association, is inviting all thebackyard dwellers as well as communitymembers who are on the housing waitinglist in the Eerste River Blue Downs area.A housing meeting will take place at
Stradford Primary School on 31 January2013 at 19:00. Contact 072 233 5185.
Arts and crafts at libraryArt and craft classes will be held in theMelton Rose library in Kleinvlei.The classes will be open to everyone
wanting do fabric painting, beading andother forms of art and will take placefrom 10:00 to 13:00 on 5 February.V For more information contact Dorothy Masimila on021 904 9649 or 082 382 4772.
The certificate ceremony of the Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church holiday programme.
Church invests in their youthThe Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church inEerste River hosted a holiday programmefor the youth duringDecember 2012 and Jan-uary 2013, under the leadership of Rev DrJacobus Nomdoe.The programme was headed by the De-
partment of Community Safety, who wasable to minister 150 to 200 young people dai-ly, where drugs, gangsterism, HIV and selfimage was the focus.Awareness programmes, outreach, group
discussions and outings kept the youth in-volved daily and meals were provided tokeep their stomachs full.Rev Dr Jacobus Nomdoe presented seven
candidates who received university bursa-ries to the value of R1 204 000 and encour-
aged the youth to acquire education.“Every church must have a plan to assist
their children and youth. The church canplaya significant role to reduceor evenelim-inate the drop out rate. The most valuableasset of our nation is our children, we musttake care of them and create opportunitiesto enhance their lives.”The teen challenge students, which is a
non-profit and non-governmental organisa-tion aimed at combating problems such asprostitution, gangsterism and other lifethreatening problems were of great help bymotivating the young people with their lifetestimonies.Justin Lottering from the Department of
Community Safety, who came on behalf of
Minister Dan Plato, expressed his satisfac-tionand support for theprogrammeandcon-firmed, “the children of our nation are themost vulnerable and there’s great concernfor the level of crime committed by childrenin certain communities of theWesternCape,some as young as nine years old.”On the last day, 25 January, certificates
were handed over where a talent show wasalso held, attended by ward councillor, Wil-ma Brady, who expressed her commitmenttowards the children and youth by sharinga word of encouragement.Youth programmeswill continue and take
place every Friday from 19:00 to 21:00. Formore information contact Ricardo Heilbronon 071 019 6665.
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The song of the secretive bird, the Baillon’scrake, might at first seem as odd as peopleflying all the way from Johannesburg tosteal a glimpse of this rare bird, ticking itoff on their list and then flying back again.
This oddity by birdwatchers is, however,absolutely justified when it is driven bypassion.
Their need to see that bird, even if it isfor just 40 seconds, isworthmore than theirtime and money.
On 19 January a Baillon’s crakewas spot-ted at Intaka Island in Century City.
The news hit Twitter and Facebook, wentviral, and soonhundreds of infatuated bird-lovers descended on to the bird sanctuary.
The gates opened an hour-and-a-half ear-lier every morning and repeated sightingsof the bird enticed even more to flock to“ground zero”.
Alan Liebenberg of Century City’s Envi-ronmental Office elaborates: “It created astir among tweeters and photographerswho have been descending in their drovesin thehope of catching a glimpse of this nor-mally very elusive bird.We have one previ-ous record of it being spotted at Intaka backin the late 1990s, but it disappeared on thesame day it was seen.”
Liebenberg confirms that people came allthe way from Johannesburg to witness thespecial bird.
He adds that since the best chance onehas to see it is early in the morning, theyopened the gates at 06:00 instead of 07:30.
“It is a very small and solitary creatureand indeed very rare and is usually foundnear the coastline or in marshy areas. Peo-ple will sit for three hours just to see it forhalf a minute!”
Liebenberg says he isn’t an avid birder,but admits that he does have an interest inthe hobby.
Three years ago fewer than 10 000 peoplewent to the sanctuary but last year this fig-ure rose to 20 000.
According to him it is a “fantastic” placeto go and take photos and enjoy the avianwildlife.
When asked what the Baillon’s crakesounds like he said it is very difficult to ex-plain it.
So, I will take a pop at it. It sounds some-thing like...
A frog saying goodbye to the world (ma-jestically,mindyou)while it is slowlybeingsqueezed in a vice.
Crake causes birderquake at Intaka
An elusive Baillon’s crake.
If you would like to embark on an adventureof formalmusic studies in 2013 or to continueyour studies on a higher level, then the HugoLambrechts Music Centre in Parow is theplace for you.
Classes are open to anyone aswell as adultskeen to hone their talents.
Students from all over the Western Capeare considered and will be auditioned at anytime.
In its 27th year, Hugo Lambrechts createsopportunities for students to feel at home inan atmosphere ofmusicmaking at a high lev-el, promises acting principal Leonore Ehlers.
“We are proud of our qualified and expe-rienced teachers and their students.”
“Our students excel in local competitions,eisteddfods and other musical events, even
abroad. They have dominated the finalrounds and winners’ lists of recent nationalyouthmusic competitions, for example SAM-RO and Artscape.”
Quality practical tuition in all the sym-phonic instruments is maintained and thestandard they maintain affords young SouthAfricans the opportunity to prepare them-selves to perform and compete even interna-tionally.
The tuition offered covers all symphonicinstruments, piano, singing and harp. Musictheory is taught from entry level up to UnisaGrade 7 and includes preparation for theTrinity College and Royal School exams.V Those interested can visit www.hugolambrech-ts.co.za, or call 021 939 9105 or send an email to [email protected] for more.
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Die sogenaamde“Slagter vanKraaifontein”sal eers weer in Februarie in die hof ver-skyn om aansoek te doen om borgtog.Johan de Jager hetDonderdagweer in die
Blue Downs-landdroshof verskyn op ’n aan-klag van die moord op Charmaine Mare.Intussenhet dit bekendgeworddathyook
aangekla gaan word op die verkragting enmoord op ’n sekswerker van Ravensmead.EricNtabazalla,woordvoerder vandie di-
rekteur van openbare werke, het vroeërvandeesweek bevestigDe Jager gaan aange-kla gaan word van die moord op HiltinaAlexander op 17 Mei 2008, het Die BurgerMaandag berig.
Alexander se lyk is op 18 Mei 2008 nabyVan Schoorsdrif gevind en ná ’n intensieweondersoek is De Jager in hegtenis geneem.Dié saak is egter verlede jaar teruggetrek
nadat sleutelgetuienis, wat nou opgespooris, nie by die hof opgedaag het nie.Mare het op 3 Januarie in Kaapstad aan-
gekom en tuisgegaan by haar vriendin, watdie dogter van De Jager se lewensmaat is.De Jager het haar self op 11 Januarie by
die polisie as vermis aangemeld.Hy is op 15 Januarie in hegtenis geneem
nadat Mare se afgekapte arms in sy motor-huis gevind is. Haar erg verbrande torso isdie vorige dag in Darwinstraat gevind.Die staatsaanklaer, Michelle Istain, het
aangedui die staat sal borgtog toestaan.
‘Slagter’: Tweede moordklag
ANDRÉ BAKKES
While in captivity, his kidnapperssawed into his shins, smashed thetip of his fingernails with a ham-
mer and deprived him of food and water.A Congolese man who lives in Kensing-
ton was kidnapped in Goodwood on 31 De-cember last year and after being allegedlytortured for four days, commendable workby authorities saw to it that he survived theordeal.A relentless investigation by Goodwood
policemembers and the Provincial HostageNegotiation Unit (WCHNU) lead to that theman being saved and two kidnap suspectsarrested.Spokesperson for the local police, Const
Nokwanda Harmans, is wary of revealingtoo much about the case since court pro-ceedings haven’t begun yet.
RansomAll Harmans is prepared to say about the
victim is that he is recoveringwell fromhisinjuries.The sordid tale started when the victim
was kidnapped by two male suspects, whohurriedhimaway toa farm inMalmesbury.The suspects contactedoneof thevictim’s
friends anddemandedR30 000 ransommon-ey, which they apparently claimed wasowed to them.
Harmans continues: “On 1 January at13:00 the man was reported kidnapped. Aransom demand was made and the victim’scellphone was tracked to Malmesbury.”From the moment the case was opened,
Consts Landiso Gaya and Bonga Dingane,along with other police and WCHNU mem-bers started their search.They carefully studied CCTV cameras on
Voortrekker Road and spotted a vehiclewhich fitted the description the complain-ant (victim’s friend) gave them, Harmansexplains.
PursuitInformation gathered from the vehicle’s
registration number also pointed them to afarm in Roordebosch, Malmesbury.After verifying that the owner of the vehi-
cle indeed resides on the farm they startedtheir stakeout on 2 January at 18:00.Just aftermidnight that evening they saw
the vehicle and after an intense pursuitthey managed to arrest one of the suspects,Harmans says.
ArrestedThe other onemanaged to escape, but the
victimwas, however,found in a building onthe farm and taken to hospital.A couple of days later the other suspect
was also arrested during a follow-up opera-tion.
Tortured for fourdays by kidnappers
Gift: Communityworker andfounder of theBackyard Dwellershousing project,Sophia Kanne-meyer, received agenerousdonation of R380from some localshop owners tohelp with theorganisation’scosts. With her isone of the shopowners, Maha-med Jinale.PHOTO: TANDYLEEMARINUS
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City Varsity (Pty) Ltd T/A Film & Television & Multimedia School, established in 1996, is a registered as a private higher educationinstitution in terms of section 54(1)(c) of the Higher Education Act, 1997 (Act No 101 of 1997), and Regulation 16(4)(a) of theRegulations for the Registration of Private higher Education Institutions, 2002, to offer its approved programmes. CertificateRegistration Number 2001/HE07/004. The CityVarsity programme offering is accredited by the Council of Higher Education and
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CityVarsity’s Animation and Photography departments are
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Business in a residentially zoned areaANDRÉ BAKKES
Running a business from a residentiallyzoned premise is becoming more commonby the year, but few people are aware of theprocess one must undertake to get the ap-proval from council.TygerBurger talked to De Grendel Sub-
council chairperson, James Vos, for someclarification on the matter.It was revealed that the odds of getting ap-
proval is much better if one “does things theright way around”.Vos says it happens far too often that a res-
identially zoned business owner only ap-plies for permission from council aftersomeone complains and council “finds them
out”.Suffices to say that those kind of “late” ap-
plications stand a smaller chance of beingapproved than those made before the busi-ness has opened its doors to the public.Vos starts by explaining that council does
not disapprove of business in residential ar-eas as long as these adhere to guidelines.“Generally, the sorts of businesses that
you’re not going to be able to conduct out ofthe house are those which one would not ex-pect to be anunreasonable interferencewiththe neighbours and enjoyment of their resi-dences. Things that cause a lot of traffic,things that bring too many people to theproperty can violate zoning laws. In myopinion for example, you can’t put up a
clothes rack inyour front yardand regularlysell clothing from the front of your house.”All these guidelines are carefully studied
during the application process.Vos sums this process up as follows: “It
could take anything from a few months toa few years, depending on the nature of theapplication. First one should go to the localPlanning Office and speak to someone. Oncethe applicant has submitted the applicationand paid a nominal administrative fee, eve-ry homeowner who might be affected by theprospective businesswill be notified bymailand will have a month to object.Local municipalities typically take the
concerns of residents seriously and are re-luctant to rezone an area for business on the
strength of one application. Every objectionwill then go back to the applicant, who willthen also have amonth to respond. Then theward councillor will have a month to re-spond. So depending on the number of objec-tions, the process could take some time.”After this, the decision will go to a sub-
council meeting where councillors will givetheir opinion, and once all the guidelinesand objections have been considered will adecision be made to grant temporary ap-proval (three-year or a five-year approval).Contact your local Planning Office, cor-
ner of Tallent Street and Voortrekker Roadin Parow, tel: 021 938 8432/8489 or visit thecustomer interface counters between 08:00and 14:30, Monday to Friday.
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Taste Cape of Good HopeThe Chavonnes Battery Museum and thefirearm collecting society (Cape SAAACA)presents a demonstration of the historyand pageantry of the old Cape of GoodHope tomorrow.
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GARY VAN DYK
Drugs are destroying our schools, despitestatistics released by the education depart-ment stating otherwise.
While the Western Cape Education De-partment revealed statistics which showedthat fewer than 5 % of the province’s learn-ers are involved in drugs, the Tehillah Com-munity Collaborative in Elsies River point-ed out that up to 80 % of the children theysee, test positive for drugs.
Their case studies have revealed thatthey deal with tik addicts as young as nine.
James Louw, from Tehillah, said that inmany cases, children use dagga, which canbe bought for as little as R2 a joint in Delft.
“One of our biggest concerns is a highschool in Delft, where children bunk class-es and walk around, smoking dagga.”
Louw believes there is a huge misconcep-tion that drug use only takesplace at poorer schools.
He says they frequentlydeal with users from schoolswhich are ranked among thetop 20 institutions in theprovince.
“The recent statisticsfrom the education depart-ment are not a true reflec-tion of the problem.”
In Bellville South the localCPF started their Back-To-School community interven-tion campaign on Friday tohighlight and protestagainst drug abuse in thecommunity as well as do-mestic violence, gangster-ism and other criminal ac-tivities.
“This will be an on-goingcampaign,” said CPF chair-person David Sias.
“Our major focus will be
aimed at disrupting the activities of drugdealers and gangsterism in the community.
“We are requesting all organisations tosupport our efforts, as we work in conjunc-tion with the police and neighbourhoodwatches with this campaign.
“Drug abuse at our schools is also of greatconcern and the CPF will interact with allstakeholders in the area especially ourschools to address this.
“Safety in our schools needs to be a priori-ty and we will all engage with the schoolsand be more visible at schools and the com-munity. Parents also need to get more in-volved in assisting the schools with regardto their children’s behaviour and the chil-dren’s activities. The youth are our futureso please let us secure their future.
“This year we will also start an angermanagement, conflict management and lifeskills programme.”
Drug abuse worse than stats
Getting ready to go out on their campaign last week were(front from left) Lizie Erasmus, Jubretha Papier, David Maritz(all from the CPF), and W/O Ian Williams (SAPS), (back)David Sias, reservist Edward Charles, Ismail Abrahams, CollinSeptember and Adolf Kiewiets, all from the neighbourhoodwatch.
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GARY VAN DYK
Nothing!That is all that is left of the happy home of a hard-
working single mother after her ex-husband set heralight on Sunday 13 January.Two weeks after the incident the stench of the
charred remains still hang heavily in the air, but thereare still signs of the sense of pride that 31-year-old Ja-nine Andreas had for her home.While the roof has been totally destroyed the neat
outside facade of the natural rock finish tells you of thehard work and sacrifices that she made to make theplace comfortable for herself and her two daughters.Now, she is recovering in Tygerberg Hospital with
40 %burns, and facing a futurewithher life in disarrayand that has also left her children traumatised.Her family are still in shock about the incident and
cannot believe that her ex-husband could do such athing to hurt the family.Her father, DavidWilliams, said that what has upset
the family more was that as a family they had givenhim a second chance to maintain his relationship withthe children.“We were glad when they got divorced because it be-
came a very abusive relationship,” he said.“There was even a restraining order against him but
after he promised to change we gave him that secondchance but this is how he repaid us.”
Williams also explained that the family was evenmore angered because in a sense he used them to carryout his evil deed.“On that day he came around to the house and bor-
rowed R100 frommy wife saying that he wanted to buya bus clipcard.“Little did we know that he was going to use it to buy
petrol to try and kill our daughter and destroy herhome.”Williams added that the family was very upset about
the actions of the police in regard to the incident.“Even though neighbours witnessed him leaving the
house after it was alight, they did nothing.“We were told that she must lay a charge, but how
could she when she was in the hospital and spent thefirst few days in an induced coma?“They have only started their investigations now af-
ter we went to the station on Friday with papers toprove that she is in hospital. In the meantime we arehearing of stories of howhe is going around in the com-munity bragging about what he did.”Alexis Potgieter is the victim’s cousin who wants to
help get the families life together again.“Janine was a wonderful person who does not de-
serve this happening to her,” she said.“After her divorce her focus was on making a better
life for herself and her children.“At the moment the children are staying with her
parents, but they also lost everything in the fire.“One of them is at school but there is no money to
continue sending the younger one to educare becausethere is no money available.Potgieter is also planning a fundraiser. To help,
phone 079 516 0988, or email [email protected] the time of going to press police were still busy
with investigations.
Ex sets wife, home alight
David Williams stands among the charred remains of whatwas his daughter's pride and joy. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK
David Williamscomforts hisgranddaughterAcisha, as she pointsout her mom on afamily photo.
PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK
Want to be part of aYouth Day initia-tive?Christian minis-
tries in all areas areinvited to send arepresentative toan informativemeeting with re-gard to a restora-tive gatheringscheduled for the af-ternoon of June 16this year (YouthDay and Father’sDay).The meeting is to
be held on Thurs-day 31 January at19:00 at Father’sHeart Ministries,8a, 16th Street, El-sies River Industria(opposite Sweet Orrfactory).For more infor-
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The Delft Big Band is getting in the groove to take their beat to Beijing. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK
Swinging to BeijingGARY VAN DYK
The Delft Big Band continues to take theirbeat to the world with plans for a session inBeijing.All these plans are coming together in
partnership with Rustenberg Girls’ HighSchool who will be attending a major musicfestival in 2014, and theywant to take the bigband from Delft with them.On Saturday 9 February the sports field at
the school in Rondebosch will be comingalive as they blast their way through theirrepertoire with five other super bands pre-senting their musical magic under a sum-mer sky.Ian Smith, director of the Delft project,
said that thiswas the kind of inspiration andmotivation that the band members neededto excel at their music.“More people are beginning to see the phe-
nomenal impact that being part of this bandis bringing to the participants, their fami-lies, their friends and the general communi-ty,” he said.
“People are taking pride in something pos-itivehappening ina communitywhere thereis still too much negative influences in theform of gangsterism and crime.“Everymember of the bandhas becomean
ambassador for the good that exists in thecommunity and they take a special pridewhen partnerships like this happen.”Also on the bill for the concert is Mac-
stanley, who have just released their long-awaited new CD Lucid, Live and Dreaming.The Rudimentals will provide a ska/reg-
gae vibe, you can get into the electro-swinggroove with Goodluck, chill to MotownBlues with Natasha Meister, get down withOxygen Thieves, and then be moved by theincredible talent of the Delft Big Band.Concert-goers will be able to picnic on the
lawns, and they are invited to bring alongtheir own picnic baskets.Tickets costR150 for adults, R120 for schol-
ars, while children under eight get in free.Please note the school is an alcohol-free
zone. Tickets can be booked at [email protected], Byron Clarke and Barendz are in the groove for their concert on Friday.
Positive power of hiphopGARY VAN DYK
The positive power of hip-hop is happeningin Elsies River on Friday.The African Drum, 261 Halt Road, Elsies
River, is hosting Elsies Pride Vol 2, withthree top talents in the area Barendz,Chella83 and Byron Clarke, strutting theirstuff from 19:00.Chella83 started out at a young age experi-
menting with different elements of the hip-hop culture.His love forhip-hop is expressed inhismu-
sic, which he also uses as a social mediumto enlighten the youth against drug abuse,gangsterism, and many more social issuesin his community.Denroy “Die Barheid” Barendz has also
grown into an undeniable hip-hop sensa-tion, taking home the big prizes at every hip-hop event he attended since starting out in2011.
Apart frombeing a big name, he is a risingforce with a heart for the youth in the com-munity working on many anti-crime anddrug initiatives in the area.Guitarist Byron Clarke is also no stranger
to the stage lights having shared the stagewith SA greats such as Loyiso Bala, cabaretdiva, Ramaine Barreiro, Jody Williams,Claire Phillips and many more.He learnt his vocal craft as a youngster
with the Elsies River Community YouthChoir before being part of gospel-jazz outfitInner Child.Among his accolades include getting into
the top-10 in the SA charts and a SAMAnom-ination.This achievement also saw him going to
the UK where he had the privilege of work-ing with Universal Records artist develop-ment manager, Trevor Fisher, as a mentor.Doors openat 19:00with tickets, R25, avail-
able at the door or from 078 552 5237.
Get the rhythm of swing at Roxy.Some 80 years after the first explosion of
swing, the genre remains as popular as ev-er, and Alistair Izobell’s tribute show SlickSwing will bring this vibrant era to life atthe GrandWest Roxy Revue Bar from 8 Feb-ruary to 30March,Wednesday to Saturday.
Vocals are provided by the talented NurAbrahams, Aleshia Solomons and EdithPlaatjes, backed by Don Veno Prins on sax-ophone, Trevino Isaacs on keyboards,Charlton Daniels on bass and backing, Jay-sonDelaney on guitar andKeaganLinks ondrums.Doors open at 20:00 and the curtain rises
at 20:30. Tickets from Computicket at R78.
WIN! WIN! WIN!V Five readers can each win double tickets to seethe show on Thursday 14 February. Visit www.tyger-burger.co.za to enter.
Don’t mean a thing if it’aint got that swing
The cast of Slick Swing will be singing theclassics at the Roxy Review Bar.
Four growing younglads go on holidayThe Inbetweeners opens at Ster-Ki-nekor CapeGate, Bayside, N1 Cityand Tyger Valley on Friday.The movie, based on a UK
television series, follows foursocially troubled 18-year-olds fromthe south of England who go onholiday to Malia. The comedy starsSimon Bird, Joe Thomas, JamesBuckley and Blake Harrison.
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’n Ware Weskus-fees. Dís wat mense kanverwag by TygerBurger en Agrimark seheel eersteWeskus-makietie,wat op Sater-dag 2 Maart by die Liqui-Fruit-amfiteaterin die Paarl aangebied word.
Ons praat van krewe en snoek oor diekole, tuisgebakte brode, mossels met ’nwitwynsousie, seekospotte, ’n verskeiden-heid wyne en koue bier.
Ons praat van lekker voetejeuk-Weskus-musiek en baie lag.
Ons praat van ’n kuier soos net die Wes-kussers kan kuier. Heerlik op die gras op’n piekniekkombersie.
Die enigste verskil is ons uitsig is nie dieblou-blou see nie. Ons is bo-op ’n berg enhoewel ons nie die see kan sien nie, staanhierdie uitsig geen treë terug nie.
Agrimark sal die dag van sy kampeer-toerusting en ander ware uitstal en vir diejongspan sal daar springkastele en andervermaak wees.
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Die boulers het die botoon gevoer in die eer-ste reeks o.19 A-skolekrieketwedstryde indie Peter Buttner-liga die afgelope naweek.In die ses afgehandelde wedstryde was dit
net D.F. Malan wat sy telling verby die 200-merk kon stoot.Dit was grootliks te danke aan Wian Jou-
bert (105), wat die boulwerk vanThe Settlersdeeglik getimmer het om sy span na 209/7in die toegelate 50 boulbeurte te voer. Hanré
Retief (6/26) het toe korte mette van The Set-tlers (104) se kolwers gemaak.Brackenfell en Durbanville het albei nael-
skraapse oorwinningsmet ’n enkele paaltjieoor onderskeidelik De Kuilen en HS Tyger-berg behaal. Dit was ’n goeie spanpogingdeur Durbanville (157/9), wat hom in staatgestel het omaf te rekenmetTygerberg (153).Juan Esterhuizen (42) het die beste met diekolf gevaar.Fairmont (162) was te sterk vir Edgemead
(100), vir wie K. Duncan (4/30) met die bal
uitgeblink het. Ross Coetzee (5/24) enMyronCarolus (45) het die vernaamste aandeel inFairmont se sege gehad. Neil Krogscheepers(4/25) het grootliks gesorg dat Stellenberg(116) maklikmet Fairbairn (73) kon afreken.Die kolwers van die HS Bellville (162) is
goed vasgevat deur veral Clement Abra-hams (4/23) van HTS Bellville. Clement konegter self net 133 lopies aanteken teen die ve-nynige boulwerk van Reymert Spreeth(5/12) en sy makkers.In die splinternuwe Francor Bakkery-liga
vir o.19 B-spanne het The Settlers skande ge-maak toe hy vir ’n skamele 32 lopies deurDFM se Ryno Avontuur (4/8) en Nohan Ser-fontein (3/7) uitgeboender is. DFM (33/2) isvroegdag huis toe ná ’n agtpaaltjie-sege.In die TygerBurger-liga vir o.15-spanne
was Durbanville te sterk vir HS Tygerberg,en HS Bellville het maklik klaargespeel metHTS Bellville.Die beste individuele vertonings was dié
André de Jager trains with his homemade weights. PHOTOS: CARINA ROUX
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What started out as just shedding a fewkil-ogrammes and feeling good for his 30thbirthday, resulted in his selection for
the Western Province Disabled athletics team.André de Jager (30) from Bellville was born
with cervical spina bifida and Klippel-Feil syn-drome.He will compete in the long jump and shotput
at the national championships in Pretoria from22 to 27 March.André competed in the 100 m, 200 m and long
jump in Bellpark Primary and Westcliff HighSchool as a youngster, but it is only now that heis really starting to excel in these events.“I never really gave athletics much thought.
The idea was to get toned and feel healthier. Mysister actually came up with the idea that Ishould get back into the sport again. I got in con-tact with Wentzel Barnard at Maties in Stellen-bosch and as they say the rest is history,” an up-beat André said.Inhis first competition last Septemberhe com-
peted in the 100 m, 200 m, long jump and shotput.His time in the 100 mwas a very impressive 12,6seconds, he also achieved 4,90 metres in the long
jump and 7,48 m with a 6 kg ball in the shotput.“My second competition one month later was
even better. I ran the 100 m in 12,6 seconds, man-aged to get 5,1 m in the long jump and 8 metresin the shotput. I was very happy with myprogress.“I have the privilege ofworkingwithParalym-
pic gold medallist Fanie van der Merwe whohelps me with the 100 m event.“I follow a strict training programme seven
days aweek for about two hours a day. I do 150 msprints, sit-ups, bench presses, pull-ups, push-ups, bicep curls, abs, skipping and stepping ma-chine to make sure I’m in top physical shape.”Although his focus is set on giving his best at
the upcoming national championships, he is al-ready thinking ahead for next year where hewants to compete inall the field events andpossi-bly even give swimming a try.Don’t be surprised if you see him at the next
Paralympic Games.Having said all that, André is unemployed and
needs financial assistance for his tour to Preto-ria.Any individual or company that would like to
sponsor this up and coming star can phone himon 076 292 6665 or 021 919 5543.
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SAREL BURGER
In ’n uitstekende naweek vir die Tyger-bergstreek se eersteliga-krieketspannehet net een span uit hierdie gebied, Noor-
delikes-Goodwood, Saterdag in die stof ge-byt.
Bellville, wat die formidabele taak gestelwas om 317 lopies vir ’n oorwinning oor Uni-ted aan te teken, het ditmet 319/6wel op skit-terende wyse vermag – danksy ’n aanvangs-vennootskap van 99 tussen Bradley Barnes(96) en Jackie Strauss (35) en daarna ’n vier-
depaaltjie-vennootskap van 135 lopies tus-senDawieMalan (82) enHandréTheron (55).
KuilsrivierDurbanville het met ’n beurt en 16 lopies
teen Groenpunt geseëvier toe Mark de Stad-ler (4/25) enMornéHeyneke (3/21) die besoe-kers vir net 88 lopies in hul tweede beurt uit-geboul het. Kuilsrivier het ewe maklik met10 paaltjies teen Claremont (135) gewen toedie Kuile uiteindelik slegs 13 lopies vir ’n se-ge benodig het. Craig Ephraim het sy 100-talvan die vorige naweek opgevolg met puik
boulsyfers van 6/30.
WynbergOok Bellville-Suid moes net 52 lopies aan-
teken vir ’n negepaaltjie-oorwinning oorWynberg nadat Adrian Gelderbloem (5/38)en Mbulelo Nkomo (3/13) die besoekers inhul tweede beurt vir 127 lopies uitgehaal het.
Milnerton (131) het verras toehy, ná ’n eer-stebeurt-agterstand van 69 lopies, virStrandfontein vir ’n skamele 48 lopies uitge-knikker het om met 14 lopies te wen.
Robin van Harte (7/12) was sekerlik Mil-
nerton se speler van die wedstryd.
Bishop LavisEdgemead kon teen Bishop Lavis (165/9)
net-net nie die knoop deurhak nie toe dietuisspan, wat 225 lopies vir ’n oorwinningmoes kry, daarin geslaag het om Edgemeadvan ’n oorwinning te weerhou. BradleyJohnson (54*), Dylan Verreyne (32) en Re-nier Munnik (3/23) was die Tygerbergers seuitblinkers.Noordelikes-Goodwood het met4 paaltjies teen Seacrest (72/6) verloor tenspyte van Richard Holman (4/20).
KRIEKET: BELLVILLE-SUID WEN MET NEGE PAALTJIES
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In ’n uitstekende naweek vir die Tyger-bergstreek se eersteliga-krieketspanne hetnet een span uit hierdie gebied, Noordeli-kes-Goodwood, Saterdag in die stof gebyt.
Bellville, wat die formidabele taak gestelwas om 317 lopies vir ’n oorwinning oorUnited aan te teken, het dit met 319/6 welop skitterende wyse vermag.
Durbanville hetmet ’n beurt en 16 lopiesteen Groenpunt geseëvier. Kuilsrivier hetewe maklik met 10 paaltjies teen Clare-mont (135) gewen toe die Kuile uiteindelikslegs 13 lopies vir ’n sege benodig het.
Ook Bellville-Suid moes net 52 lopiesaanteken vir ’n negepaaltjie-oorwinningoor Wynberg, nadat Adrian Gelderbloem(5/38) en Mbulelo Nkomo (3/13) die besoe-kers in hul tweede beurt vir 127 lopies uit-gehaal het.
