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A community worker in Angela Street, who did not want to be named, confirmed that residents did not have a problem with the So- malis trading in the area. “In the past few months many of these traders have been telling us about gang members trying to force them to sell drugs or paying protec- tion money. “These burnings must be proof that they are not wanting to take part in illegal activities. They just want to make an honest living pro- viding a much-needed service in the community.” While these incidents of gang re- lated violence continue many local organisations are coming together to initiate strategies to stop gang- sterism flourishing like it has in the past few years. Many feel that a stop must be put to that which has led the youth to join gangs. Arnold Jacobs (36) from Bishop Lavis, feels that pop culture has played a big part in popularising the gang culture. “I have lived here all my life and as a youngster I remember a com- munity where we looked at positive role models in our neighbour- hoods,” he said. “Then you started looking around you, watching the TV and listening to the radio and all you were fed was the gang culture. We were not given any other alter- natives. “Even I must admit that at one time I was attracted to it with the image of success that I thought was the life of a gangster. “Luckily I realised that the reali- ty of this type of existence brought too much harm to families when three of my friends were killed in gang related incidents. “Unfortunately our children are still being influenced by these nega- tive role-models and it’s time that people realise that to start fighting the influence of gangs you must pull out the roots of the problem.” . To page 2. A Somali spaza shop in Valhalla Park comes under attack after the owners were forced to flee following threats from gang members in the area last week. Photo: Yunus Mohamed ) Gangs muscle in on spaza shops Deal or be dealt with
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Communities are calling forstronger action against gangs.
This call has come after an in-crease in gang related violence invarious communities on the CapeFlats in recent weeks.
In Elsies River and Delft therehave been incidents of shootings,but in Valhalla Park, Somali shopowners came under fire when theirshops were torched last week.
At first these incidents were
thought to be an emergence of xeno-phobia in the area, but residents inthe affected areas have revealedthat it is a new move by gangs to tryand involve them in peddling drugsfrom these spaza shops.
A community worker in AngelaStreet, who did not want to benamed, confirmed that residentsdid not have a problem with the So-malis trading in the area.
“In the past few months many ofthese traders have been telling usabout gang members trying to forcethem to sell drugs or paying protec-
tion money.“These burnings must be proof
that they are not wanting to takepart in illegal activities. They justwant to make an honest living pro-vidingamuch-needed service in thecommunity.”
While these incidents of gang re-lated violence continue many localorganisations are coming togetherto initiate strategies to stop gang-sterism flourishing like it has in thepast few years. Many feel that a stopmust be put to that which has ledthe youth to join gangs.
Arnold Jacobs (36) from BishopLavis, feels that pop culture hasplayed a big part in popularisingthe gang culture.
“I have lived here all my life andas a youngster I remember a com-munity where we looked at positiverole models in our neighbour-hoods,” he said. “Then you startedlooking around you, watching theTV and listening to the radio and allyou were fed was the gang culture.We were not given any other alter-natives.
“Even I must admit that at one
time I was attracted to it with theimage of success that I thought wasthe life of a gangster.
“Luckily I realised that the reali-ty of this type of existence broughttoo much harm to families whenthree of my friends were killed ingang related incidents.
“Unfortunately our children arestill being influenced by these nega-tive role-models and it’s time thatpeople realise that to start fightingthe influence of gangs you must pullout the roots of the problem.”
. To page 2.
A Somali spaza shop in Valhalla Park comesunder attack after the owners were forcedto flee following threats from gang membersin the area last week. Photo: Yunus Mohamed
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. From page 1.In Belhar, Roderick van Sitters (46)
agreed that the youth who have becomegangsters were influenced by the currentnotion of popularising the gang culture.
“All these authorities, the police, and thecouncil, want to work with the gangs tobring about peace. That is total nonsense,gangs have no place in our areas,” he said.
“I have got no degrees or anything butI can tell you the rot started setting in whenthey started telling us that our heroesshould be people like Snoop Dogg and allthose other so-called rappers that couldjust talk about killing each other and disre-specting women.
“That trend is still continuing and no-body recognises the damage that it is doingin our communities.
“In recent years I have discovered thatthere are so many young musical talentsfrom America and other parts of the worldthat could become positive role models forour children but they are not getting thesame recognition as these gangsters thatinfluence our children.
“As a community we must take note ofwhat is destroying our children and speakout against it wherever we can. Our chil-dren deserve a chance to achieve their po-tential in life, but it won’t be through gang-sterism.”
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GARY VAN DYK
Partying has purpose for a group basedin Bonteheuwel.
Party with a Purpose Productions wasstarted a few years ago by Chad Abrahamsand it has grown into a powerful force of em-powerment for children across the peninsu-la.
On Saturday they packed out the DelftCommunity Hall where needy learners gath-ered to receive vouchers to buy school uni-forms and stationery.
Chad explained that this was part of theirKit-a-Kid 4 School project, but it all stemmedfrom challenging friends to host a party witha difference.
“A few years ago while enjoying the partyscene in the Cape I wondered if our youthwould still attend if they were asked to dosomething positive.
“I sent out an invitation for a party, butpeople had to bring a toy to gain entrance.Eventually we were overwhelmed whenmore than 300 people pitched up and weknew that we could develop the idea to bene-
fit needy children through the arts,” he said.He added that the Kit-a-Kid project was ini-
tiated in 2004 with the idea of assisting a fewneedy school-going learners to acquire aschool uniform.
“It came to our surprise to see the numberof learners who are in need of such assist-ance, and we have since become a beacon ofhope for many families every year,” he said.
“Thus far this project has been able to as-sist 1 460 learners in primary and highschools in the Western Cape. In 2007, twolearners were adopted by a sponsor that sawto both the educational and nutritionalneeds of the learners for a full year.”
Currently they have a total of 487 learnerson their database who qualify for assistancefrom the campaign.
On Saturday these children were treatedto a party before the vouchers were handedover to them.
The group received R18 000 sponsorshipfor winter uniforms from The CommunityDevelopment Forum and raised additionalfunds in conjunction with Radio Tygerberg.
For more information about the projectcall Chad Abrahams on 082 547 6059.
Party for a great causeShihaam Domingo, front from left, Chad Abrahams and Gizelle Marais, with some of the younglearners who received vouchers on Saturday. Photo: Gary van Dyk
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A spectacular fundraiser in aid of the RamotTreatment Centre for Addiction in Parowwill take place tomorrow (Thursday).
Ramot has been in existence for 50 yearsand is one of very few facilities that offer anin-patient programme and detox to peoplesuffering with drug addiction.
The fundraiser will be held at theWelgemoed Church in Dias Street, Bellville.
The motivational speaker on the night willbe award-winning actor, entrepreneur andwinner of Survivor Maledives 2011 – HykieBerg – who has also overcome drug addic-tion.
Speaking to TygerBurger Berg says he ishonoured to be able to speak to people whocould be going through the same experiencehe did.
“Addiction is a disease, a disease that hasno known cure, it can however be arrestedat some point and recovery is then possible.We are always in recovery. We are never re-covered.”
Berg has struggled with drugs for manyyears. “I became a lying, selfish, deceitfulthug, shoving needles in my arms blamingthe world and everybody else for my misera-ble life. My ignorance and unwillingness tolisten, as well as an inherent force of a reck-less rebellion, lead me down a never-endingspiral of drugs, gangs and almost anythingdepressing that you can possibly think of.”
He says with overcoming addiction he hashad a second chance.
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Regular visitors to the Tygerberg Hospi-tal in Parow are thrilled that the plannedupgrade to the emergency unit has final-ly began.
The project with a cost of R10 million isset for completion in April next year.
Besides this upgrade a complete make-over of the hospital is also planned for 2016.
This mega-project will entail a completeredesign of the hospital. Plans to incorporatea private partner who will finance, design,build and operate the hospital on behalf ofthe department of health for a concession pe-riod of 20 to 30 years is underway.
“At the emergency centre there are cur-rently nursing staff who run a separatetriage area at the hospital for walk-in pa-tients and the emergency facilities are frag-mented with trauma, surgical, medical, ob-stetric and gynaecological and paediatricemergencies being managed separately,”says Western Cape minister of health, The-uns Botha.
“The new emergency centre will providefor trauma, surgical and medical emergen-cies, but obstetric and gynaecological emer-gencies will remain as separate entities.
“At present no renovations are done at Ty-gerberg Hospital itself, but in the meantime,the R10 million renovation work of the emer-gency centre continues.”
The construction work for the emergencyunit includes:
. A new reception area;
. Psychiatric observation rooms;
. A new trauma wing with a new nurse’sstation and paediatrics, and
. Floors and ceilings will be replaced andtoilets upgraded.
Botha says: “Tygerberg Hospital was builtwith an apartheid design and the conditionof the facility is poor resulting in a severely
compromised service environment.”In view of the mega-project, Western Cape
government health is not investing capitalin the current hospital.
“We realise that the current hospital is de-teriorating, but ask that patients bear withthe situation. It makes no sense to spend ourhealth rands on a building that will not func-tion as a hospital four years from now.”
Sherice Dreyer, who is often at the hospi-
tal, says the initiative is welcomed.“An upgrade is needed and the mainte-
nance of the upgrade should also be taken in-to consideration. The upgrade is good newsand will uplift the spirits of the patientswhich goes a long way when healing.”
Charles Fredericks agrees: “Work to thehospital is long overdue. It’s even more de-pressing to be admitted to a hospital whenthe conditions are bad.”
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Renovations are being done to the Tygerberg Hospital in Parow. Photo: Reyana Steyn
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It’s almost time for the 10th Wantons Kan!/’Cause we Can! concert.TygerBurger is the media spon-
sor for the concert with artistslike Karen Zoid, David Kramer,Laurika Rauch, Adam, HeinzWinckler, Elvis Blue and CorleaBotha performing this year.
The line-up also includes EmoAdams and Take Note, AndrietteNorman, Koos Kombuis, Wicusvan der Merwe, Lize Beekman,Brandon October, Pedro Kruger,Dowwe Dolla, Nico Nel and ZanneStapelberg and Alan Committie.
The concert takes place on Sun-day 29 July at the Bellville CivicCentre. Tickets cost R250 directlyfrom the charities:
. Iris House (Sue van der Linde083 937 7517);
. Little Fighters (Mandie Eras-mus 073 729 6155), and
“Funnily enough, I didn’t know what an on-cologistwas. I onlyeverrelatedcancerwithadults, never actually contemplated thefact that children can get cancer.”
About a year ago four-year-old Ashley keptcomplaining about an upset tummy. His stom-ach felt extremely hard, he lost his appetite andoccasionally had a fever, recalls his parents Bi-anca and Johnny Hayes.
Their doctor referred them to a paediatricianwho took some X-rays.
He noticed something, but could not confirma diagnosis, so it was off to Louis Leipoldt hos-pital for sonar and a CT scan. “They just cameand said ‘there’s a growth, we’re going to sendthe oncologist to come and speak to you’.” Onlyafter Johnny googled it, it became all too real:oncology equals cancer.
Ashley had a cancerous growth on his rightkidneyknownasnephroblastomaorWilms’ tu-mour. Their world came shattering down.Even though the five year survival rate forWilms’ is about 90 percent, “you just wishedit wasn’t you”, says Bianca. “It felt like theytook my heart out, stamped on it and didn’t putit back again.”
They had to accept it and be strong for Ashleyand for his twin sister Kelly and older brotherAlex’s sake too.Twoweeks after diagnosisAsh-
ley started with chemo-therapy as the tumourwas too big to be re-moved via a nephrecto-my (removal of the kid-ney). It took four weeklysessions of chemo toshrink it down from 14to seven centimetres be-fore they could operate.
Unfortunately the bi-opsy done after removalshowed that there weremore high risk cells inhis body.
Because it could growback on other organs orspread via the lymphnodes, Ashley had to gothrough six moremonths of chemo.
Help for mom espe-cially, but also for the rest of the family, camein the form of Mandie Erasmus from LittleFighters Cancer Trust (LFCT).
LFCT, which is one of the beneficiaries forthis year’s Want ons Kan!/’Cause we Can! con-cert, was started to support and assist childrendiagnosed with cancer and their families, asmany cannot cope with the day to day pres-sures, financially or emotionally.TygerBurgeris the media sponsor of the concert.
“The support has been great. Mandie gave ushope, she phoned three or four times a week,still does. She’s just so upbeat; she just lifts upyour spirit.” Last November when Ashley wastoo ill to attend school, Mandie organised abirthday party for him and Kelly at home.
Ashley had his last chemo on 16 March andis due to have his first check-up soon.
. Watch a video of the interview with theHayes family on www.tygerburger.com.
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The Hayes family: mom Bianca, Alex (11), dad Johnny and the twins(front) Kelly and Ashley (5). Photo: Carina Roux
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The donationscan be brought tothe container inHappy Valley todayat 14:30 or it can becollected.
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Your help is needed to keep a young boy’smusical dreams alive.
Since joining the Drakensberg Boys ChoirSchool in 2011 Nathan Julius (14), from Bel-har, has been enjoying his educational expe-rience and sees it as part of his dream to be-come a world-famous conductor and com-poser.
While it is a huge achievement to be ac-cepted to the school, there is still a huge costfor the family to keep him there, and that iswhere they need help.
The family was originally from Oakdale inBellville, where Nathan attended the HolyCross Primary School, and his talent for mu-sic was quickly noticed when he joined theschool choir.
At the time the family led a reasonablycomfortable life with mom, Charmaine,working as a matron in Saudi Arabia, butall that was to change when an accident lefther paralysed.
Today the family has to live with theirgrandmother, Marieta Sanders, who isstruggling as the primary breadwinner inthe family, but she is not prepared to giveup on her grandson’s dream.
“Somehow I know that we will be helped,”she said.
“I remember that my daughter was al-ready paralysed when Nathan got the invita-tion to attend the auditions and I came homefrom work and was not feeling in the moodfor anything else.
“Nathan was all dressed and excited butI tried to persuade him that I just could notmake it, but his mother, eventually con-vinced me that we had to go.
“That was only the start of our worries be-cause when we got to the school in the Drak-ensberg we realised the financial implica-tions, and we were going to give up. But, werealised that we had to give Nathan thischance because God would not be doing thisfor nothing.
“There had to be a bigger plan,” she said.
Mom, Charmaine, also felt that her sonneeded this chance in life, because in theshort time that he was there he has becomea new person.
“He used to be shy and introverted butwhen he came home for the first time we re-alised that he was so positive about his tal-ent.
“The school has given him focus to followhis dreams,” she said.
As proof of his achievements Nathan has,since his enrolment, performed above expec-tations. He has on average obtained 75 per-cent in all of his examinations thus far.
He received merit awards which includedtwo academic diplomas during his first yearof study and received an accolade for beingthe “Best New Year Boy for 2011”.
One of the teachers at the school, Cathy-Jane Mintoor, agreed that Nathan needed tostay at the school.
For more information about how you canhelp, call Marieta Sanders on 076 080 4554.
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Nathan Julius (back right), with his biggestsupporters, (left) teacher CathyJane Mintoor, grandmother Marieta Sanders and hismom Charmaine Julius (front).Photo: Gary van Dyk
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The City of Cape Town’s driving licence testcentres are now accepting registered optom-etrist certificates.
It is now possible for residents applying forlearner and driver licence tests, includingcard renewals, to make use of their regis-tered optometrists for eye tests.
The initiative, which is supported by all lo-cal authorities, allows the applicants to havetheir eyesight evaluated free of charge at theoptometrist.
The “purple form” as it is commonlyknown will be completed by the optometristand handed to the applicant.
Together with the application form, thispurple form will be accepted at the drivinglicence testing centre.
Any enquiries can be directed to the man-agement representative at any driving li-cence testing centre in the city.
The contact details of the management rep-resentatives stationed at the respective cen-tres in Cape Town are as follows:
Atlantis (021 573 7097/7086); Brackenfell(021 980 1299); Durbanville (021 970 3114); El-sies River (021 592 1158); Goodwood(021 590 1764); Kuils River (021 815 3402); Bell-rail (021 918 2116/2041); Milnerton(021 550 1321); and also Parow(021 936 8730/8731).
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In time of need: The owner of the Shell Service Station in Bishop Lavis, Nicole Johnson (centrein the red coat), recently noticed the City’s Disaster Risk Management Centre volunteers assistingat motor vehicle accidents and other emergencyincidents and was interested in the work they weredoing. Apart from offering them coffee on the coldnight she was also motivated to sponsor protective uniforms and other equipment to the value ofR12 500 for the disaster volunteer unit that isbased in Belhar. Accepting the donation on Saturday with some of the volunteers were Saadiq Petersen (left of Johnson), Belhar volunteer coordinator, and Alderman JP Smith, mayoral committeemember: safety and security, City of Cape Town(back right). Volunteers enlisted with the city’sdisaster risk management centre are contributinga significant service to communities in Cape Townfree of charge and are sometimes the first to respond to fires and motor vehicle accidents to aidthose in distress. Photo: Gary van Dyk
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Winner: The Ravensmead Soccer club recently hosted a potjiekos competition at Florida Park to raise funds for their junior teams.Club chairman, Rubin Faulmann (left) is seenhere handing over the trophy to the overallwinner, Alfred Lekay, the under15 manager.The club would like to thank their sponsors,Logotech, Caltex and Peninsula Beveragesfor their sponsorship of the event.
Ander noodsaaklike uitgawes R15.00Alle skuldinvorderaars moet by die Raad vir Skuldinvorderaars vir fooie wat deur die skuldinvorderaar gevra word,‘n Skuldinvorderaar is nie geregtig om meer asregistreer om te kan praktiseer. Versuim om te registreer voor betwis.R736.00 in fooie, of die kapitaalbedrag wat betaalbaarskuld ingevorder word, is 'n kriminele oortreding. Belangrike punte wat ek moet onthou:is, wat ook al die minste is, te eis nie.Hoe weet ek of die persoon wat my kontak 'n Prokureurs en hulle werknemers, uitgesonder 'n agentn Skuldinvorderaar word ook 10% per paaiementskuldinvorderaar is? van 'n prokureur, val nie onder die jurisdiksie van diewat in betaling van 'n skuld ontvang word toegeken, Raad vir Skuldinvorderaars nie en is dus slegsAlle skuldinvorderaars moet op versoek bewys van registrasieonderhewig aan 'n maksimum van R368.00. aanspreeklik aan die toepaslike prokureursorde.lewer.Wat moet ek doen as 'n skuldinvorderaar my Mikro-uitleners en andere soos meubelkettingwinkelsWat doen skuldinvorderaars?kontak? wat self hulle skuld insamel hoef nie by die Raad teHulle samel per pos, telefoon of in persoon skuld in wat aanMaak seker dat hy of sy geregistreer is. Skakel registreer nie, en val dus buite die jurisdiksie van dieiemand anders geskuld word. Hulle lewer dokumente af endie Raad vir uitklaring indien nodig. Raad.kan 'n erkenning van skuld laat onderteken.Luister noukeurig na wat hy of sy sê. Alhoewel jy jou eie skuld mag insamel sonder om as 'nWat is 'n erkenning van skuld? As jy onseker is, verkry regsadvies of nader die skuldinvorderaar geregistreer te wees, mag jy nie enige'n Wettige dokument waarin een party sy of haar skuld aan 'nDIE SKULDINVORDERINGSINDUSTRIE EN Raad. fooie daarvoor vorder nie. Verhurings agente watander erken, gewoonlik gekoppel aan 'n aanbod om die skuldDIE VERBRUIKER Watter regte het skuldinvorderaars? agterstallige huur en “levies” invorder is ookin maandelikse paaiemente af te betaal en 'n toestemming totDie realiteit wat elke Suid-Afrikaner deur hul volwasse lewe in Hulle het die reg om jou te kontak vir die betaling van 'n skuldinvorderaars.vonnis. As dit eers onderteken is, kan so 'n dokument lei totdie gesig staar, is dat hulle op enige oomblik gekontak kan skuld. Wat doen jy as jy 'n klagte teen 'n skuldinvorderaar het?die verkryging van 'n hofbevel sonder verdere kennisgewingword deur 'n skuldinvorderaar vir die betaling van uitstaande Hulle het die reg om die voorgeskrewe fooie te vra vir die Skuldinvorderaars word gereguleer deur die Raad viraan die debiteur.skuld. Ongeag van die feit dat die uitstaande bedrag vir werk wat gedoen word vir die Skuldinvorderaars en moet aan die toepaslike wette,Wie reguleer die skuldinvorderaar se aksies?skoolgeld, heffings, onbetaalde rekeninge, huur of mediese invordering van 'n skuld. regulasies en die gedragskode voldoen terwyl hulle hulle
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KENNISGEWING VAN SPESIALE VERGADERINGSVAN DIE SUBRADEJULIE – AUGUSTUS 2012Kennis geskied hiermee dat die 24 subrade van die Stad Kaapstad soos volg op die volgendeplekke en tye sal vergader:
Subraad Lokaal Datum Tyd Bestuurder
1 Raadsaal, Royal Ascot, Milnerton 19/7 18:00Peter Deacon021 550 1001
Die publiek word genooi om die vergadering van hul bepaalde subraad by te woonaangesien dit een van die geleenthede is waar insette oor die 2013/14-GOP (geïntegreerdeontwikkelingsplan) en begroting van die Stad gelewer kan word.
ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER
OPENBARE KENNISGEWING VAN JAARLIKSEPRESTASIE-OOREENKOMSTE EN TELKAARTE TENOPSIGTE VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD SE ARTIKEL57-WERKNEMERSKennis geskied hiermee ingevolge artikel 57(1) (d) en 53(3) (b) van die Wet op MunisipaleFinansiële Bestuur, Wet 56 van 2003, dat die prestasie-ooreenkomste ten opsigte van dieStad Kaapstad se artikel 57-werknemers (die stadsbestuurders en amptenare wat direk aandie stadsbestuurder verslag doen) vir die 2012/13-boekjaar ter insae beskikbaar is op dieStad Kaapstad se webwerf by www.capetown.gov.za.
Kopieë van hierdie prestasie-ooreenkomste is ook beskikbaar op die 15de Verdieping(2-kolom-kant) van die Kaapstadse burgersentrum.
Rig navrae oor die prestasie-ooreenkomste aan:Dr. Martin van der MerweTel: 021 400 9800E-pos: [email protected]
ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER106/2012
KENNISGEWING VAN ‘N VERGADERING VAN DIERAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD‘n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word op Woensdag 25 Julie 2012 om10:00 in die Raadsaal, 6de Verdieping, Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12,Kaapstad gehou.
Let asseblief daarop dat daar ‘n beperkte aantal sitplekke in die openbare galery in dieRaadsaal beskikbaar is en dat dit dus op ‘n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegekensal word. As u die vergadering wil bywoon, moet u asseblief tussen 09:00-16:00 virMichelle Alberts by 021 400 3708 skakel en ons van u van, voorletters enkontaktelefoonnommer voorsien. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie laternie as een dag voor die vergadering ontvang word. Besoekersword versoek om asseblief hulle sitplekke teen 09:30 in te neem.
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7. Monitoring work standards.PROCESS:
1. 23 July 2012: Letters by interestedArchitects to express interest to attend abriefing session to reach the school by12:00.
2. 25 July 2012: Briefing of interestedArchitects by the project committee at14:30 in the school hall.
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Ravensmead Athletics Club is getting chil-dren to sprint ahead.
Their Kids Development team performedvery well when they recently took part in theWestern Province Athletics Mini-Olympicshosted at Vygieskraal Stadium in Athlone.
The team obtained the overall silver medal fortheir performances at the games that served asthe pinnacle of a week-long holiday camp for 150children.
While school holidays can seem to be never-ending to many parents and boring for the chil-dren, the holiday camp provided an excitingweek of activities, including a visit to the aquar-ium.
The Mini-Olympics provided a fun-filled com-petitive day of racing, jumping and throwingevents, which inspired and excited.
Chairman of the club, Abram Madiehe, wasexcited about the achievements of these young-sters from the club.
“We are very proud of their hard work anddedication to the sport,” he said.
“There are also big thanks to their trainer andfacilitator Fundiswa Sandi as well as the par-ents who volunteer to assist with the children’straining.
“I am confident that we are going to get somechampions from this group especially becausethis group was only started six months ago. Wewould like to invite and encourage other young-sters who are interested in athletics to join upwith us.”
For further information about the activitiesMadiehe can be contacted on 082 323 5828, andSandi on 073 526 1120. Adults are also welcometo join.
Kids are sprinting ahead
Facilitator and trainer Fundiswa Sandi (in blue cap), with some of the athletes and parentsof Ravensmead Athletics Club celebrate their success at the MiniOlympics.
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Terwyl die twee beste spanne in dieB-afdeling aan die einde van hierdie sei-soen bevordering na die hoër afdeling salkry, woed daar by die halfpadmerk vandie ligabepalings ’n kwaai stryd met dieoog hierop.
Helderberg is tans los voor op die pun-teleer en is feitlik verseker van promosie.Maar wie die tweede bevorderbare spangaan wees, is nog ’n ope vraag. Bellville(voorheen Bellville Tech) en Noordeli-kes/Northlink-kollege lyk in hierdie sta-dium na die beste kandidate – veral nadatBrackenfell met sy verrassende oorwin-ning van 34-21 oor Primrose, ’n andersterk aanspraakmaker op bevordering,die voorgenoemde twee spanne ’n gunsbewys het.
NNK het die afgelope naweek ’n losloot-jie gehad sodat Bellville ná sy sege met34-12 oor Pniël Villagers tans die tweedeplek op die punteleer beklee.
Bellville het in dié wedstryd alle afde-lings oorheers en was met die draaislagreeds 17-0 voor. Die Pniël-span het in dietweede skof beter teenstand gebied, maardie Bellvilliete het nogtans oor genoegskietgoed beskik om ’n oorwinning teverseker.Goodwood – wat op sy beurt ge-vaar loop om sy Superliga-status te ver-loor ná onder meer ’n hele paar nael-skraapse nederlae – het darem vreugdegesmaak in sy jongste wedstryd toe hyCollegians 26-14 gekou het.
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Riverside Rangers still lead the North-ern Football Association Super Leaguetable with 11 points ahead of other titlehopefuls with 12 games to go.
Captain Moses Ficks insists that the teamof Avonwood have to make use of theirchances if they hope to win the league thisseason.
The defending champions face BellvilleUnited in a league match at Bellville Southon Sunday.
Following their lost to Eastern Rovers onSaturday Ficks says the blame should notonly be shouldered by the strikers.
“As a team we have to make use of ourchances and not only blame the strikerswhen there are no goals,” he said. “With thesystem we play, every player has the oppor-tunity to score goals for the team.
“We have also noticed that teams have re-sorted to parking the defensive bus at theback whenever they come up against us, butwe have to be innovative and find othermeans of penetrating them and finding thegoals.”
The Coke Cup is still in the mix this sea-son, which makes the schedule a bit tighterbut Ficks refuses to use that as an excuse.
“Our team has a huge squad of talentedplayers, who are equally capable of deliver-ing the goods. The way the coach has beenrotating players between the league and cupshould alleviate any possibilities of fatigue.
“Apart from keeping the players fresh, therotation of players keeps everyone on theirtoes and helps the coach see other playersin his squad. We have a lot of talent in theteam, every position has an equally capablereplacement should anything happen to anyplayer.”
On the possibility of adding two trophiesto their collection by winning both theleague and Knock-Out competition, Fickssays things are looking positive but addsthat they will not count their chickens be-fore they have hatched.
“We’ll take each game as it comes,” hesays.
As a player he is happy with his contribu-tion to the team in the new role afforded tohim by coach Mondo, but adds that he cannever be too comfortable because there isstill a lot of room for improvement.
Eastern Rovers will face Kalksteenfonteinat Salberau Park this weekend.
Rangers enjoy the top
Darren Adams (Tygerberg) stamp AndréPierreGouws van Hermanus af in die twee spanne seo.16 kragmeting. Die Tiere het Saterdag puik rugby gespeel en 410 gewen. Foto: Carina Roux
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