Woensdag, 7 Augustus 2013 | Tel: 021 910 6500 | e-pos: [email protected]| www.tygerburger.co.za RAVENSMEAD & BELHAR ANOTHER VICTIM: ANOTHER STATISTIC Killed in gang crossfire GARY VAN DYK “M ust more innocents die?” That is what the community wants to know after another in- nocent life was lost to gang violence in Elsies River last week. On Tuesday 30 July Norma Lottering left her home in The Range to go shopping, min- utes later she was dead, caught in the cross- fire of gang warfare raging in the area. On Friday the community in the area got together in protest against the violence that has erupted in this neighbourhood, and in other parts of the Cape Flats in recent weeks. It seemed like a quite Friday afternoon in the area surrounding the blocks of flats in the area where the protest was being held, children gathered in the playparks enjoying themselves but there was still a tension in the air. “You have to be aware all the time,” says one of the residents in the area who did not want to be named. “It may seem quiet now, but the gangs can start shooting at each other any time, and they don’t care about these children or the people in the area,” she said. Community At the march Matilda Vantura, who runs a skills and crafting project in the area, spoke passionately about Lottering’s com- mitment to her community as part of the sewing class in which she participated. “She loved life and helping those less for- tunate in her community,” she said. “It’s so terrible that her life had to end like this, at the hands of heartless thugs who want to destroy our communities.” While police are still investigating the in- cident there are members of the community who want the police to intensify their war on the gangsters and drug lords in the area. “Police started a campaign against them a few months ago,” said Warren Le Roux, from Clarke Estate who was at the protest. “Problem is that where they have acted against a drug den, the addicts still need their supply and that is where the problem starts.” V To page 2. These children took part in the march last week to mourn the death of Norma Lottering who died in gang crossfire last week. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK Community in crisis as gangs run amok with impunity
“Must more innocents die?”That is what the community
wants to know after another in-nocent lifewas lost to gang violence inElsiesRiver last week.On Tuesday 30 July Norma Lottering left
her home in The Range to go shopping, min-utes later she was dead, caught in the cross-fire of gang warfare raging in the area.On Friday the community in the area got
together in protest against the violence that
has erupted in this neighbourhood, and inother parts of theCapeFlats in recentweeks.It seemed like a quite Friday afternoon in
the area surrounding the blocks of flats inthe area where the protest was being held,children gathered in the playparks enjoyingthemselves but there was still a tension inthe air.“You have to be aware all the time,” says
one of the residents in the area who did notwant to be named.“It may seem quiet now, but the gangs can
start shooting at each other any time, and
they don’t care about these children or thepeople in the area,” she said.
CommunityAt the march Matilda Vantura, who runs
a skills and crafting project in the area,spoke passionately about Lottering’s com-mitment to her community as part of thesewing class in which she participated.“She loved life and helping those less for-
tunate in her community,” she said.“It’s so terrible that her life had to end like
this, at the hands of heartless thugs who
want to destroy our communities.”While police are still investigating the in-
cident there are members of the communitywho want the police to intensify their waron the gangsters and drug lords in the area.“Police started a campaign against them
a few months ago,” said Warren Le Roux,from Clarke Estate who was at the protest.“Problem is that where they have acted
against a drug den, the addicts still needtheir supply and that is where the problemstarts.”V To page 2.
These children took part inthe march last week tomourn the death ofNorma Lottering who diedin gang crossfire lastweek. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK
Community incrisis as gangsrun amok withimpunity
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Police need your help to solve a murder.On Friday 2 August at about 03:10 an un-
known black man was found dead in a parkat Hooke Street, Belhar.Inspection revealed that he died after suf-
fering two stab wounds to his chest.Witnesses on the scene allege that four un-
known men and an unknown woman on abicycle were seen fleeing away from the de-ceased who was struggling to walk and laterfell down in the park.The victim, who was bald and clean-shav-
en, was dressed in brown suede Asics tak-kies, blue faded jeans, a black relay jeansbelt, black tomatowristwatchandnavy jack-et.He is thought to me a foreign national.Police found his cellphone earphones ly-
ing next to him and his black wristwatchwas still on his person.Police are attempting to trace the next of
kin or the identity of the victim and any pos-sible information that could lead to the ar-rest of the suspects.V Anybody with information can contact investigating officer, Detective Sergeant Pumi Xesi at BelharCID, 021 953 8100 or 072 697 1110.
Police need your helpto solve murder case
GARY VAN DYK
Police inBishopLavis hosteda special partyfor a special volunteer in the area last week.Aunty Evelyn du Preez is a household
name in theareawhere shehasbeenavolun-teer at the trauma room for the past 13 yearsand on Friday 2 August she was treated toa very special birthday party at the station.Police, friends and fellow volunteers gath-
ered to give her a surprise party to celebrateher 60th, and she also received a certificatefor her work at the station.The communication officer at the station,
Capt Marie Louw, said that this remarkablelady was somebody who truly cared for hercommunity.“She is not just doing service at the trau-
ma room, but is also available 24 hours forthe police at Bishop Lavis for when we findsmall children in the street, babies that havebeen abandoned, or children that are takenaway from their parents due to certain cir-cumstances,” said Louw.“When she cannot find safe houses for
these children, she will make sure of theirneeds first, even getting her husband andherself to sleep on the floor to ensure thatthe children are in a warm bed.“Over the years she has also become
known as a fighter for the rights of women
and children, assisting abused women, andassisting people at court if they do not knowcertain procedures.”Some 14 years ago this compassion came
to the fore when police “dropped” a seven-month-old baby girl on her doorstep.“She decided that she will raise that
child,” continues Louw.“Today that baby is a beautiful 14-year-old
who is doing brilliantly at school with abright future ahead of her through the inspi-
ration of this dedicated woman in our com-munity.“While she has a daughter and son of her
own, with five grandchildren, she is also amother to us at the police. She’s alwaysbringing food, cake or sometimes a smallpresent for some of us, just to show howmuch she appreciates our work in the com-munity. We wish her well for many moreyears and want to say a big thank you forher caring.”
Honoured for her caring nature
Station commander,Brig Colin Jones,congratulatesEvelyn du Preez forher work as avolunteer andcaring communitymember.
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“The dealers get to know where the supplyis needed and that is where the fightingstarts – it’s about who controls those mar-kets.”“While the police can play a part in keep-
ing those dealers out of our areas, we mustalso be part of that fight by becoming moreactive in the fight against drugs and crimein our neighbourhoods.”
“We must work with police to becometheir eyes and ears as part of neighbourhoodwatches or anti-crime forums,” he said.In Delft, police are offering a reward of up
to R25 000 for information which can lead tothe arrest and conviction of the suspects in-volved in the murder of 19-year-old MeganHendricks and 18-year-old Jarryd Manuel.These two teenagers are also on the long
list of innocents who lost their lives to gangviolence after they were gunned down incold blood in May.No arrests have been made and police are
hoping that the rewardwillmotivate new in-formation from the public.V Anyone with information can contact the investigating officer, Detective Sergeant Elton Marthinus atDelft SAPS, 021 954 9000 or 083 358 2537.
Optog teen geweld, dwelmsBelangstellendes word genooi om deel teneem aan ’n Vrouedag-optog in Eersteri-vier teen geweld, dwelms en konflik.Die beoogde staptog sal om 10:00 op
Vrouedag (9 Augustus) by StratfordGreen op die hoek van Beverley- enLaastestraat begin. Heelwat feestelikhedeword beplan om die aandag te fokus opgeweld teen vroue. Dié program begin om13:00 by Hoërskool Eersterivier inStratford Green. Verskeie praatjies engedigte wat voorgedra sal word endrama-, sang- en dansgroepe sal optree.V Rig navrae aan sers. Maart by 082 522 1791.
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year, but then left and nobody’s seen hersince. Her family is now looking for her,because of her three sons, the youngest hastaken ill. She called Snyers about two yearsago in November to say she would be comingto them for Christmas, but she never arrived.The family is appealing to anyone withinformation on her whereabouts to call021 934 5743 or 073 421 3901.
Missing:Police inBishop Lavisare lookingfor help tofind BradleyMeyer (21),who left hishome onSaturday 6June andneverreturned. Atthe time ofhis disap
pearance he was wearing blue jeans, ablack hooded top and brown shoes.Anyone with information can contactthe investigating officer, Sergeant EarlCoetzee, on 021 935 9891 or 079 8941765 or Crime Stop at 08600 10111.
Fire safety must be a priority in the commu-nity, especially after recent incidents in Bis-hop Lavis last week.
On Sunday at about 04:22 emergency vehi-cles were called to a fire at 23 Lenton Drive,where a backyard dwelling and its contentswere completely destroyed.
While firefighters managed to extinguishtheblaze by 05:01,ValenciaGrovers,BradleyGrovers and Koen Fortaan suffered second-degree burns during the fire.
They were transported to the burns unitat the Tygerberg Hospital for further medi-cal treatment.
Unfortunately an elderly woman, AnnaMitchell (58) was fatally injured by the blazeand was declared dead at the scene by atten-ding paramedics.
Damages caused by the fire is approxima-ted at R45 000, while the cause of the fire isstill being investigated.
The city’sDisasterRiskManagementCen-tre issued a renewed appeal to residents tobe fire safe when working with open flames.
When going to bed, residents should isola-te electrical devices and extinguish gas bur-ners, candles, lamps and paraffin stoves inorder to prevent fires.
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The telecommunication system which re-ports on traffic light failures in the City ofCape Town is in jeopardy due to posters andbills pasted over these devices.
As a result it nullifies the innovative newsystem says Subcouncil chairman and Both-asig ward councillor James Vos.
Control boxes are aimed at speeding upthe responses of repair crews whereby thetraffic light faults and failures can be report-ed to a 24-hour call centre.
“How can anyone read the identificationnumber when it is obliterated by a bill past-ed over it?” Vos asks.
He adds that posters and bills pasted toelectricity substations,meterboxes and traf-fic light control boxes are on the increase,and he condemns these as effectively acts ofvandalism.
He says together with staked advertisingsigns, and those tied to lampposts, these de-grade the environment, create the percep-tion that matters are out of control and, asa result, property values deteriorate.
“As if the situation wasn’t already badenough, poster pollution now poses a life-threatening consequence because illegally
pasted bills hamper identification of poten-tially dangerous intersections; just one ofthese posters could result in the loss of lifeof a motorist or pedestrian,” said Vos, “andurgent action must be taken.”
Traffic light failures impact adversely onall road users. A new system just introducedby the City of Cape Town’s Transport De-partment empowers both motorists and pe-destrians by giving them the opportunity toreduce the life-threatening consequences ofsuch occurrences.
“The City now operates a 24-hour TrafficSignal Fault Call Centre, share-call number0860 00 1948, which enables the public to re-port faulty traffic lights” says Vos.
The control box at each of the more than1 300 intersections controlled by trafficlights, has recentlybeen fittedwith, andnowdisplays a unique identification number.This enables the city to identify the intersec-tion which in turn speeds up the process ofgetting a repair crew to attend to the prob-lem.
The city appeals to all road users to imme-diately report traffic light faults – yourphone call could save a life.
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Ex is looking for MarylenDoes anbody know where Marylen is?
Johannes Jakobus Hermanus wouldlike his ex-wife, Marylen, to contact himurgently on 078 145 8464.
People who may know of her wherea-bouts can also contact Pastor RonaldJacobs on 074 553 0564.
Members of the public are strongly urgedto have their say on the draft policy regard-ing the proactive re-blocking of informalsettlements.
Pro-active blocking is the repositioningof informal structures in a re-configured,logical layout. It addresses the urgent needidentified by the City’s Disaster Risk Man-agement and Fire Services sections, as pro-active blocking will reduce the occurrenceand spread of fires in informal settlements.
The re-configured layout provides forspaces between structures, courtyards forthe community, fire hydrants (where possi-ble) and access and egress roads for emer-gency and service vehicles. It will also cre-ate opportunities for a greater number ofhouseholds to be provided with one-on-onemunicipal utility services.
Currently, there are 204 informal settle-ments of varying sizes and densities inCape Town, which accommodate approxi-mately 193 000 households. These settle-ments are characterised by a lack of formaltenure, public space and facilities; inade-quate access to municipal services; a lackof convenient and safe access; andnon-com-pliance with planning and building regula-tions.
Despite the progress the city hasmade inthe provision of basic services, the organicform of these settlements makes the provi-sion of service delivery very difficult.
In addition, informal settlements are atgreat risk because of the effects of disasters.The compact nature of informal settle-ments limits access, which puts the lives ofinhabitants in danger.
The process started on 1 August and endson 31 August.V Members of the public are encouraged to submittheir comments via email: Levona.powell@capetown.gov.za; telephone: 021 710 9319; fax: 086 5761610 or address: City of Cape Town, Informal Settlements, Corner Strandfontein Road and New OtteryRoad, Ottery (For Attention: Levona Powell).
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There’s a “saint” in Delft who packs morethan a world-beating punch, and he wantsmore youth to “follow” his ways.
Saint Dumas (16) is a Grade 10 learnerfromDFMalanHigh inBellvillewhohas justreturned from participating in an interna-tional mixed martial arts and kickboxingtournament in America.
This was the first time that he took part,and in his division he came first in Kata, sec-ond in Light Contact, and third in ClashSparring for an overall third in the competi-tion.
While it all started in 2005 when he was in-terested in doing karate, he now concen-trates on his kickboxing skills and wants touse his skills to teach other youngsters in thearea.
“This sport hasmeant a lot tome,” he says.“Its not just about fighting, but there is the
discipline that has taught me to become con-fident about myself in any situation.
“You also have to apply yourself to yourtraining with lots of concentration needed ifyou want to succeed at the sport.
“There are a lot of children interested inthe sport here in Delft, but we need a placeto practise all the time,” he said.
Supporting this young man in his questarehis parents,Ursula andDouglas,who feelthat their son can make that positive differ-ence for youth in the area.
“The sport has changed my son in a bigway,” says mom Ursula.
“He used to be a little shy and introverted,but now he has lots of confidence, and thatis why he wants to start teaching others inthe area. We have already started but wehave to hire a hall and put up the equipmentevery time.
“The youngsters come here to ask whenthey can train, but we have to disappoint
them every time.”Dad Douglas is more serious about getting
a training facility going in the area.“Just get me the ground, I’ll build it!” he
says, the family owns ahardware store in thearea.
“Weneed to get our childrenaway fromthenegative influences around them, the crime,the drugs, the gangsters and activities likethis can show them that there is a way out
of the worst social circumstances throughsport.
“Saint has experienced where it can takehim, and now he wants to share it with theyouth here in Delft.
“If we can get the ground I will build it, butwe need a place where we can put up theequipment on a permanent basis.”V For more information about the project the familycan be contacted on 076 757 5016.
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Saint Dumas, shows off the silverware that he won at the tournament in America.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK
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A festival with the purpose of recognisingand celebrating Tygerberg’s vibrant cul-tural diversity will be held over three daysin October.
The Tygerberg Heritage Festival takesplace from Friday 25 October until Sunday27 October. This festival is an initiative ofthe Greater Tygerberg Partnership (GTP)and is an event for the entire family.
The theme, Building Bridges, aims to dojust that between local people, businessesand organisations, irrespective of race, sex,age, faith, sexual orientation or social, edu-cational, economic and cultural back-grounds.
“We want to connect South African citi-zens and locals from diverse cultures whoareworking or studying inBellville and thegreater Tygerberg,” says Kemi Adebayo,executive director of the Tygerberg Herit-age Festival.
The majority of activities will be held atthe AFM church (AGS) building in Bell-ville.
The festival starts Friday 25Octoberwithpresentations and exhibitions at theArabicSchool in Bellville, followed by the Tyger-berg Benefit Music Concert from 19:00.
On Saturday, attendees will be treated toa fashion show, live music from local art-ists and dance performances.
On Sunday a five-a-side football competi-tion will be held at the tarmac at the Bell-ville Station between 15:00 and 17:00.V To participate or to book a stall, phone Kemi at079 084 2987 or email [email protected].
Festival celebratescultural diversity
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KENNISGEWING VAN ‘N VERGADERINGVAN DIE RAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD‘n Spesiale vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word opWoensdag 21 Augustus 2013 om 10:00 in die Raadsaal, 6de verdieping,Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad, gehou waartydens dieAansuiweringsbegroting 2013/14 ingevolge hoofstuk 4, artikel 28(4) van die Wet opMunisipale Finansiële Bestuur oorweeg sal word.
Let asseblief daarop dat daar ‘n beperkte getal sitplekke in die openbare galery in dieRaadsaal beskikbaar is en dat dit dus op ‘n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegeken salword. As u die vergadering wil bywoon, moet u asseblief tussen 09:00-16:00vir Michelle Alberts by 021 400 3708 skakel. Alle versoeke ombywoning moet teen nie later nie as een dag voor dievergadering ontvang word. Daar sal van u verwag wordom u van, voorletters en kontaktelefoonnommer teverstrek. Besoekers word vriendelik versoek omhul sitplekke teen 09:30 in te neem.
The City of Cape Town’s Human Settlements Directorate has arranged housing subsidyworkshops for the first 1 000 applicants in Delft for the months of July and August. The listof names for applicants is available at the community halls, libraries and subcouncil offices forpublic scrutiny. For now we are only inviting applicants of 1981 to 1996.
Applicants whose names appear on the displayed list are requested to visit the followingvenue (together with spouse/partner):
Venue: Voorbrug Sport Complex, DelftDate: 4 July 2013 to 30 August 2013Time: 08:00 to 15:30 (Monday to Friday)
Copies of the following documents must be produced on the day:• G reen bar-coded ID document• M arriage/divorce certificate• C hildren’s birth certificates• Pr oof of income (recent payslip, proof of social grant, affidavit if
unemployed or self-employed, etc.)
For further enquiries please contacttel 021 550 7511.
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Joy Warries,with some ofthe craftsthat havebeen made atthe centre.PHOTO: GARYVAN DYK
Making talents come aliveGARY VAN DYK
The Bellville South Youth andWomen Cen-tre is on a mission to make your talentscome alive.
Every Wednesdays, until the end of 2013,classeswill be taught ondecoupage, variousforms of painting techniques and makingamazing items out of waste.
Joy Warries of the centre says that herteachers, Shirley Petersen and NatalieScottman, are eagerlywaiting on ladies thatthey can introduce to these skills.
“We want to empower the women in ourcommunity,” she said.
“Handmade arts and craft is still a popu-lar art form and the market is growing dai-ly. I always like to point out one of our suc-cess stories, Hester Claasen,who joined oneof the beading classes in 2011.
“She found her niche in the mosaic artform and todaywe are all proud of the beau-tiful items she has produced.”
Warries also pointed out that the talent
is spreading towider areaswith sevenof theparticipants who have started their ownbusinesses now in a mentoring programmewith the Cape Craft Institute to prepare theladies for the various markets locally andinternationally.
“The Institute was pleasantly surprisedby the quality of the work produced by theladies,” she said.
There is also a waiting list for the nextfabric painting class, mosaic class and thenext computer classes. Ladies that are in-terested to do a Home Management courseare also welcome to come in for an inter-view. Warries also invites ladies that areunemployed especially matriculants, tobring in their CVs so that they can be addedonto the database at the centre.
Various classes run from Mondays toThursdays at the centre from the premisesbehind the Bellville South Civic Centre andLibrary, from 10:00 to 13:00.V For more information ladies can visit the centreor call Francis on 084 776 3563.
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TYGERBURGER | RAVENSMEAD & BELHARWoensdag, 7 Augustus 2013
And let us notgrow weary ofdoing good, for indue season we willreap, if we do notgive up.Galatians 6:9
Bolandse piramide: ’n Hoop houtskaafsels staan soos ’n monument waar ’n perskeboord uitgekap is op ’nvrugteplaas in die Villiersdorpomgewing. FOTO: CARINA ROUX
[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Belville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde nie,sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00
This is an open letter to allbusinesses within the greaterBellville and Parow areas thatsell or serve liquor to membersof the public, especially tothose who are already underthe influence. Having been inoperation for the past 12months, the Voortrekker RoadCorridor Improvement District(VRCID) needs to voice itsconcern regarding the illegalsale of alcohol to personsalready under the influence ofalcohol.
The law is clear; no businessmay sell or serve alcohol toanother person who is alreadyunder the influence of alcohol.
By doing so, businesses arecontributing towards alcohol-ism, anti-social behaviour andpossibly even sexual violenceagainst women and children.
From the VRCID’s point ofview, we are adamant thatbusinesses within the VRCIDmust take note and stop thispractice immediately. Theirstaff need to be informed thatthey may not sell liquor if theperson buying the liquor isalready under the influence;ignorance of the law is noexcuse. The end result of thispractice is that the VRCIDmust spend of its time andbudget finances to attend toanti-social behaviour andpublic violence (fighting). It isunfair to law abiding VRCIDlevy payers that the minoritytakes advantage of thoseaddicted to alcohol.
In most instances, it is thepoorest of the poor who aretaken advantage of by suchbusinesses. All that thesebusinesses are interested in ismaking money; they do notcare about the person once heor she steps from the premisesafter they have bought orconsumed alcohol. Anotherissue which the VRCID cleans-ing teams and also the City ofCape Town has to deal with, isthe number of empty cheapalcohol plastic containers that
Don’t sell boozeto the drunk
In response to the article“Spoke “boeile” ryers”, Tyger-Burger, 31 July:
I find this report quiteamusing and laughable to saythe least. It is clear that theseaccusations are based on liesand sensation, and to drum upsupport and sympathy from thereaders.
Was there no other wayBrandt could have identified theofficer concerned, other thanhis name tag? Why did he failto lay a charge against theofficer? Is there a case, or is itonly a poor attempt to discreditthe said officer, and to cover uphis own wrong-doing?
He also portrays himself as asaint i.e. like coming fromChurch on a Sunday morningwith his children while theofficer is smelling like liquorwhilst on duty, the officer beingracist.
It is a known fact that thesecars are modified not for theiraesthetic value but purely toshow off and race whereverthey please. Once they shift inbehind the steering wheels ofthese cars they become dement-ed individuals with a totaldisregard for the safety of otherroad users. They are potentialmurderers who think the roadbelongs to them. I witness thisevery day.
Cars are modified torace, nothing else
Here in Ruyterwacht most ofthese individuals race aroundwithout licences, yet they wantto draw up petitions. Talk aboutdouble standards. We need moretraffic patrols in the area toweed them out.
These cars are modified forthe sole purpose of illegalracing on our public roads andfor nothing else.
ANONYMOUSGoodwood
A few weeks ago I was on myway to visit relatives during thedays of extreme rain.
Everything had been goingaccording to the schedule untilreality struck. I had to drivethrough a flooded section beforeI could reach my destination.Just there and then my carswitched off and I could not getit working again.
I immediately switched on myhazards and a young manapproached me offering to helpby giving me a jump start. Itdidn’t help so he proposedtowing my vehicle back homeand I agreed.
I repeatedly apologised fortaking up his time when hecould be doing something elseinstead. When we reached myhome I offered to reward himwith cash. He said it wasn’tnecessary, but I insisted and heeventually took the money.
I told him what he had donewas extraordinary as he hadstopped and helped me. Witheverything happening in society,he had every reason not to stopand help. People claim to have avehicle problem, but insteadthey hijack or even kill peopleafter getting them to stop.
This incident taught me to doa good deed. That same day myneighbour had engine problemsand I helped them with a pushstart. If we can all stand togeth-er and reunite we could over-come all social and economicchallenges.
DEWEN KENNIEmail
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Geldkrane isnou oop... enons dok opDis net of die positiefstes onder ons nouook knak en saam met die doemprofetebegin sing: Waarheen gaan alles in onsou mooi landjie heen?Dis die een geldmorsery, skandaal,
bedrogspul en politieke gekonkel enmanipulering na die ander. Nkandla,honderde duisende rande aan amptenarese oorsese reise, hoë amptenare wie sesalarisse onverklaarbaar met ’n paartienduisend per maand (terugwerkend)opgestoot word, effektiewe amptenarebedank weens “persoonlike redes” uit dieregering en (oneffektiewe) kommissiesvan ondersoek. Die lys het geen einde.Die hoë stoele in Eskom word warm
gehou deur salarisse wat aan die belagli-ke grens terwyl ons kragrekenings styg.Moet ons oor die jarelange onstabiliteitin die SAUK se bestuur uitwei? Geenwonder miljoene word daar op onbenul-lighede gemors nie. Ons bewakers vanorde se reputasie is vrot – 20% van dieSAPD het kriminele rekords. Skandelik.Net tussen 2009/2010 en 2010/2011 het
finansiële wangedrag in die openbaresektor met 270 % gestyg tot R932 miljoen.Dis sekerlik nou al ver oor ’n miljard.Moontlik erger is dat omtrent die helfte
van dié wat skuldig bevind is, net ’nfinale waarskuwing gekry het. Bykans90 % van dié verlies is vir óns sakke –die res verryk mense wat steeds werk.Ek dink ons het nou die reg om te sê:
waar gaan alles heen, wat gaan ons doen?V TygerBurger wens ook hiermee al syMoslem-lesers, -adverteerders en -kliënte’n geseënde Eid Mubarak toe.
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SMSV Baie dankie aan die verkeersdepartement se personeel vir hulle harde werk inBoston om die motoriste aan te keer watin die eenrigtingstrate afry. Ons waardeerdit baie. Hou vol met die goeie werk.- C Justus
V Elke aand op TV hoor ons die elektrisiteitsverbruik is hoog en dat ons die geisermoet afsit. Maar elke dag brand diestraatligte op die N1 van Bellville tot Maitland of die hele McIntyrestraat. - Barnie,De Tijger
V I totally agree with the two Durbanvillemotorists regarding the Fairtrees turn into Langeberg Road. Please send someoneelse to come count the vehicles turning.I can assure you after 14:00 it’s much more than four vehicles! And a nightmare weas residents face every day. - Anon, Dur-banville
V Hoekom so kla oor inflasie en duur kos?Al die advertensies nooi ons om te spaar!- Janko Buk
V Ek wil net by Phil van Bloubergstrandweet waar om aansoek te doen vir die verpleegopleiding. - Jolene, Atlantis
V Foeitog, ou Phil, jou alewige negatiewe,neerhalende, klippieindieskoen op enaanmerkings aan TygerBurger en die vyftigtal aan Die Burger, wys maar net jouverwaandheid. Dalk moet jy jou naam verander na Phil Planne. - Gerrit
V Is die idee van ’n verkeersirkel nie omdie verkeer te laat vloei nie? Waaromdoodstop as jy vir myle kan sien daar komniks van regs aan nie? - Kaapse draai
V Car guards at Paddocks shopping centre work in pairs – as you park your carthey distract you as you get out of the car.They are so persistent, I walked away without locking my car. Luckily I realised itbefore I had gone far and went back. Becareful. - Anon
) SMS’e kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord“Tyger”, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.
we have to pick up every day toensure a cleaner Bellville andParow area. It all goes back tothose businesses selling suchcheap alcohol to the homelessor those without jobs.
The VRCID will from now onidentify those liquor outletswho continue with this practiceand bring them under theattention of the authorities andtheir landlords if they aretenants. We will follow a zerotolerance approach in thisregard.
Lastly, we urge members ofthe public to Give Responsibly.
DEREK BOCKChief Operations Officer: VRCID
7VERMAAKENTERTAINMENT
TYGERBURGER | RAVENSMEAD & BELHARWoensdag, 7 Augustus 2013
V Adam Tas en sy orkes is van vanaand totVrydag 9 Augustus by Die Boer. R120. Be-spreek asseblief by 021 979 1911 of 083 4060111.
V Patrick Canovi will be at Quay 4 every Fri-day from 16:30. Entrance is free.
V Gareth James and Friends will be at Jam-rock Theatre on Friday with Country Nights.R80. Call 021 981 1313 or email [email protected] to book.
V AKing will do an acoustic performance atBertie’s Mooring in Gordon’s Bay on Fridayfrom 21:30. R50. Call 021 856 3343 to book.
V Kanoeksie en Kadoeksie – Mense wat onshelp is Saterdag-oggend by Die Ou Meultea-ter teen 10:00 te sien. R45. Bespreek by 083564 0056 of [email protected].
V Tribal Echo will be at Die Boer on Saturday10 August. R70. Call 021 979 1911 or 083 4060111 to book.
V Emo Adams will be at All Star Theatre onSaturday. Tickets from R100. Call 021 8365143 to book.
V Nianell and Vicky Sampson will be at Art-scape Theatre on Saturday. R100. Email [email protected] to book.
V James Marais will present Rock ’n Roll Legends at Jamrock Theatre on Saturday. R90.Call 021 981 1313 or email [email protected] to book.
V Chris Chameleon is Saterdag by die OuMeulteater te sien. R120. Bespreek by 083564 0056 of [email protected].
V Daniele Pascal will sing The Songs of EdithPiaf at Villa Pascal on Saturday and Sundayin celebration of women. R120. Call 021 9752566 or 082 569 4147 to book.
V Jakkie Louw sing Frank Sinatra Sondag byDie Boer. R100. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of083 406 0111.
V Die Slapende Skoonheid deur die KaapseStadsballet is van Saterdag tot Saterdag 18Augustus by Kunstekaap te sien. Kaartjiesvan R100. Bespreek asseblief by Computic-ket.
V Patrick Canovi’s Blues Commission willbe at Hillcrest Quarry on Sunday from 15:00.R50. Call 021 976 4959 to book.
V Boulevard Blues Band will be at Bertie’sMooring in Gordon’s Bay on Sunday from17:00. Entrance is free. Call 021 856 3343 tobook.
V Upfront will be at Krugman’s Grill in Wa-terfront every Sunday from 18:00. Call 021418 9393 to book.
V Riaan Hunter en Jannie Moolman isMaandag by Barnyard Theatre in LieflikeDroom, ’n huldeblyk aan Gé Korsten te sien.R100. Bespreek by www.barnyardthea-tres.co.za.
V Marlene van Dyk en Marius van Coller isDinsdag by Die Boer vir Oop Dinsdag. Toe-gang is gratis. Bespreek by 021 979 1911 of083 406 0111.
V Andries Botha stel sy nuwe album, Kyk op,bekend in Kaapstad by Jamrock Theatre opDinsdag. R80. Bespreek asseblief by 021 9811313 of [email protected].
V Memories and Melodies is on stage at theBellville Civic Theatre on Wednesday 14 Au-gust at 10:30 with The Evergreen Band.R45. Call 021 976 1227 to book.
V Gian Groen en sy orkes is Woensdag 14 Au-gustus by Die Boer. R100. Bespreek by 021979 1911 of 083 406 0111.
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Belhar het die afgelope Saterdag in sy Super-liga-rugbywedstryd teen Hamiltons so am-pertjies ’n yslike verrassing gelewer.
DieBellvillietehet inSeepuntdie tuisspanbehoorlik laat klippe kou en dit was maareers kort voor die einde dat Hamiltons met
34-22 sake in sy guns beklink het.Hamiltons is saam met Durbanville-Bell-
ville die twee nie-universitêre klubs wat in’n wedloop gewikkel is om dieWP in die vol-gende Gemeenskapstrofee-kompetisie teverteenwoordig.
Durbanville-Bellville het met sy swaardervoorhoede en groter slaankrag agterlangs,
altesame nege drieë ingeryg in sy wedstrydteen Tygerberg-klub vir ’n oorwinning van55-24. In die B-afdeling van die Superliga,het Universiteit Wes-Kaapland en Kuilsri-vier oortuigende oorwinnings behaal. UWKwas met 59-19 gans te sterk vir Brackenfell,die Kuile het Villager met 41-12 lamgelê enNoordelikes-Northlink-kollege het Hands &
Heart met 31-21 laat les opsê.Goodwoodhethomegter bloedneus geloop
teen die sterk spanvanValsbaai en 21-82 ver-loor. As gevolg van die WP se Curriebeker-kragmeting teen die Bulle Saterdag op Nu-weland, is net UWK (weg t Villager) die ko-mende naweek in ’n Superligawedstrydbetrokke.
Belhar laat Hamiltons behoorlik klippe kou
Medal favourite: Western Provincewill send a strong team for the LenBarnes Memorial karate tournament inDurban this weekend. The WelgemoedKyokushinkan dojo will have confidencein their juniors bringing back somemedals. Romano Mento (pic) is one ofthe province’s hopes for a medal. Inaddition, the imposing figure ofSiyabonga Tyandela (Welgemoed), is alsoone of the favourites.
PHOTO: WAYNE SYLVESTER
Two weeks to EngenKnockout ChallengeThe 10th annual Engen Knockout Chal-lenge will kick off at the William HerbertSports Complex in Wynberg on Friday 16August. The first group fixture will start at17:30 and the last 20:15.
The tournamentwill continue at 09:30 onSaturday 17 August and run until 15:30. Itresumes at 09:30 on Sunday 18 August andfinishes at 15:30.
Submit your sporting achievements for theTygerBurger Sportstar of the Month Com-petition. Let’s Play will give gift packagesfor the monthly winner. Bosman, McNultyandDuToit Optometrists will give thewin-ner a pair of sunglasses. Shihan HennieBosman will also give R1 000 cash. Entriesto [email protected].
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Lamontville Golden Arrows and AjaxCape Town earned a point each whentheir Absa Premier leaguematch ended
in a 1-1 draw at the King Zwelithini Stadiumon Saturday afternoon.Peter Wadabwa fired the home side ahead
early in the second half before LebogangManyama netted the equaliser for the visi-tors.TheUrbanWarriors squad included anew
face in goals, Brandon Petersen who madehis professional debut ahead of Sean Rob-erts, and in the starting line-up were sevenplayers all products of the Ajax Cape TownYouth Academy.The game started with both teams taking
a cautious approach.AjaxCapeTownplayedtheir famous diamond formation that al-lowed their wing-backs to venture forwardto join the attack.
DominatedThe hosts dominated the early exchanges
by using their width and created the firstchance in the seventh minute when Wada-bwa met Dumisani Zwane’s cross, only tosend his header wide of goal.The it was the visitors who started creat-
ing some opportunities and in the 18thminute Keegan Dolly delivered a teasingcross from the left but Manyama arrived asecond too late at the far post.The first shot on target arrived just three
minutes later with Dolly advancing throughthe middle before unleashing a powerfuldrive which almost caught Siya Mngoma bysurprise, but the Golden Arrows goalkeeperwas able to palm the ball to safety.The home side had one last opportunity to
take the lead on the stroke of halftime whenthey were awarded a free kick on the right,
only for Siphelele Hleleni to curl his effortwide.The Ajax Cape Town defence of Lolo,
Isaacs, Hlatshwayo, and Aiden Jennikerworked in tandem to keep a clean sheet.The game swung from end-to end, a long
ball was played into the Ajax Cape Townpenalty box, Lucky Nguzana firing at theAjaxCapeTowngoal, Isaacs cleared the dan-ger as Petersen provided cover for the de-fender then Jenniker blocked a shot byWad-abwa.The second half continued in the same
fashion as the first with Golden Arrowspressing forward and Ajax Cape Town at-tacking on the break.
GoalGolden Arrows opened the scoring when
a shot at goal though a crowded goal areawas parried into the path of Wadabwa whohit the back of the net from close range.Manqoba Mngqithi’s men came close to
doubling the lead in the 52nd minute whenHleleni lost his marker on the edge of thepenalty area, only to send his shot inchesover the crossbar.Muhsin Ertugral made the first two sub-
stitutions bringing on Nathan Paulse forKoen van de Laak.The extra striker added to the impetus of
the Ajax attack. Manyama was clear on goaland attempted to lob the ball over the goal-keeper. Mngoma made the save.The battle of the midfield continued with
Golden Arrows shading Ajax Cape Town forpossession, but it was Ajax Cape Town whomade the breakthrough.Manyama received a through-ball and he
showed composure under pressure from theGolden Arrows defence and goalkeeper tosteer the ball into the back of the Golden Ar-rows net for the equaliser.
ABSA PREMIER: 1 POINT EACH
Ajax andArrows callit a draw
Bellville City’s Matthew Johannes (left) and Salt River Blackpool’s Riyaaz Alexander jump to wina high ball during a CocaCola Cup last 32 match at Rooikrans Sports Complex in Grassy Parkon Sunday. Blackpool won 10. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS
Where did it go?
SAREL BURGER
Vir verskeie o.19A-skolerugbyspannewas die afgelope naweek een wat liefsmaar so gou moontlik vergete moet raak.Durbanville, wat deur middel van 10
drieë ’n wegholsegevan 62-6 oorHTSBell-ville behaal het, Stellenberg wat De Kui-
lenmet 27-3 gekouhet enMonumentparkwat27-25met J.G.Meiring afgereken het, was dieenigste van die Tygerbergstreek se Premier-ligaspanne wat hond haaraf kon maak. HSBellville is ’n loesing van 71-19 deur HSStrand toegedien, Brackenfell (14-22 t Huge-note) enHSTygerberg (22-25 t HS Swartland)is deur hul Bolandse eweknieë getroef, en
D.F. Malan is met 24-14 die kous oor die kopgetrek deur Milnerton.In die laer ligas is wel oorwinnings be-
haal deurKasselsvlei (44-7 t President), Bos-mansdam (15-5 t Table View) en Fairmont(52-5 t Elsiesrivier).Tygerberg-klub is egter met 29-10 deur
