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For Kuils Riverresident LindseyCyster the sky isindeed the limit.Lindsey recentlymade history bybecoming thefirst femaleSouth African tobe employed asan external loadoperator. The jobentails Lindseyloading patients,often fromdangerousplaces, on boarda helicopter. Fullstory on page 3.PHOTO: GARTHMOYS/AMS

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POLICE WARNING: PARENTS HAVE TO BE VIGILANT

Child rape increasingRICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

Rape cases reported to the Mfuleni po-lice station are on the increase, and es-pecially those involving the sexual as-

sault of children.The police here say several cases have

been reported to them over the past fewmonths, but that the amount of incidentshave increased over the last four weeks.Colonel Luyanda Damoyi, Mfuleni police

station commander, told TygerBurger onMonday that children – especially betweenthe ages of 4 and 12 – fall victim to the crime.Wesbank, Happy Valley, Bardale near

Mfuleni and Bardale Village are the fourmain areas of concern.“It has been coming on for some time but

we have noticed an increase lately in the ar-ea,” Damoyi said, urging parents to be vigi-lant in spite of the success they have had.“Most of these children are raped at night.“Some of them will play at a park and be

lured awayby a strangerwhowill offer themsweets. When the child follows them, theyare taken to a bush or a nearby car wherethey are sexually assaulted,” Damoyi ex-plained.Most of the victims who have been at-

tacked, are under age. The attackers, the po-lice say, are mostly older men.According to Damoyi girls are mostly the

victims. “We have had two incidents inwhich boys were also attacked.”He added: “Whenever we visit shebeens

and close them,we find that very young chil-dren also hang out there. This is a huge con-cernas often they too get attackedand raped.“Many of them are intoxicated and end up

stranded at the shebeen. They will ask a liftfrom a stranger who will attack and rapethem.”Damoyi encouraged parents to always ac-

company their children to parks.He also encouraged parents to have a

stricter curfew for children, mostly betweenthe ages of 14 to 17 years, who visit shebeens.

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A heavy blow dealt to the drug market inWesbank has allegedly forced gangs here topursue a different means of “earning” an in-come – house robberies.

According to Mfuleni police station com-mander, Colonel Luyanda Damoyi, this isthe latest trend.

According to Damoyi the continuous suc-cessful confiscation of drugs have severelyhampered the drug selling operation in thiscrime ridden area. For this reason manygangs now resort to house robberies, Dam-oyi explained.

“We put a lot of pressure on drug dealersand drug dens.

“We confiscated a lot of drugs but now wefind that these gangs are moving on to com-mitting house robberies to ensure that theyhave an income. We retrieved a lot of drugsand this does not allow them the opportuni-ty to grow their market,” Damoyi said.

The police said several suspected house

robbers are known gang members.The police have therefore encouraged

home owners in the area to be vigilant.A similar warning has been issued to resi-

dents in Extension 6, Mfuleni, where houserobberies are equally common.

“We have noticed that the attackersknock on doors late at night and when thehome owner opens, they strike. They nor-mally steal flat screen television sets andcell phones.”

Damoyi said: “Ensure that your burglarbars and gates are locked.”

According to the police house robberieshave been on the increase for the past threemonths. This, along with other increasingcrimes such as business robberies and carhijacking, is a great concern, Damoyi said.

According to him especially businessowners need to be vigilant.

“We have noticed an increase in businessrobberies – mostly at informal traders.

“Often the attackers will wait for the busi-ness owner to arrive with stock to off-load.It is at that time that the criminals pounce,”

Damoyi explained.He said in a lot of these cases foreign na-

tionals are the soft targets.“Other times robbers also impersonate

City of Cape Town officials to gain entry tobusiness properties. In one instance a wom-an would claim to work for the council andrequest to see their documentation. Whenthey open the door, the men attack.

“City officials are normally accompaniedby law enforcement or metro police offi-cials. Do not open your doors; first contactthe police,” Damoyi pleaded.

Vehicle hijacking is also a huge concern.“This normally occurs at night when peo-

ple pull into their driveways. Most of thetime they are being followed by their attack-ers.”

In most cases VW Polos are the vehicle ofchoice.

Damoyi warned: “Before parking, pleasefirst look around and make sure you aresafe. If or when you observe a suspicious ve-hicle or person, drive past and contact thepolice immediately.”

Gangs resort to robbery

Caps for a smile: Operation Smile haspartnered with Fair Cape Dairies andshopping centres and some schools in theWestern Cape to change the lives ofchildren across South Africa who are bornwith a cleft lip or cleft palate. Their aim isto encourage the public to collect plasticbottle caps from any plastic bottles andyoghurt lids. Each operation costs R5 500and every kilogram of bottle tops collectedwill be recycled. Here children from theNew Life School in Uitsig, Ravensmead,show off the lids that they have collectedso far. It is Smile national day on Thursday1 October and while the initial project wasto collect as many lids as possible beforetomorrow, it will now become an ongoingproject. You are welcome to drop off anyplastic lids at the Parow subcouncil inTalent Street. For more information callward councillor Ronel Viljoen on 084 5128850.

Die gemeente van die VGK Silversands houhierdie naweek sy jaarlikse kermis.

Die geleentheid vind op Saterdag 3 Okto-ber plaas.

Die beplanningskomitee beloof dat van-jaar se kermis nog beter as verlede jaar s’nsal wees, sê Jeffrey Smith, gemeentelid.

“Die opbrengs van die kermis van vorigejare was gebruik vir die oprigting van diekombuis en die inbou van kassies.

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Daar sal Saterdag vleis en hoender ge-braai word, vis op die kole gegooi word, so-wel as koek en poeding te koop wees.

Koepens vir die dag is by die kerk beskik-baar.

Die verrigting begin 09:30.V Kontak Jeffrey Smith by 071 268 8048 met navrae.

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First shewakesup. Then shehasher cupof coffee. Then she goes on to rescuepeople – mostly stuck between moun-

tain crevices or out at sea – safely onto a hel-icopter.This is the somewhat different nine-to-

five job of Kuils River born and raised Lin-dey Cyster (25), whowas recently appointedas South Africa’s first female external loadoperator (ELO).As an ELO, one of Lindsey’s responsibili-

ties is to assist the helicopter pilot to identi-fy and avoid hazards in flight – also de-scribed as being the “eyes and ears” of thepilot.The ELO is trained to communicate in-

structions and crucial information to the pi-lot, and monitor the safety of rescuers and

the patient when on board the aircraft orwhen connected to the rescue systems.“I startedworking at a private ambulance

service after graduating and was made per-manent at the AirMercy Service (AMS) lastyear, the next best adrenaline rush to comealong,” explains Lindsey, a self-proclaimedadrenaline junkie.When this opportunity arrived, she grab-

bed it with both hands.Lindsey, who graduated in 2011 at the

CapePeninsulaUniversity ofTechnologyasan emergency care technician, has under-gone extensive training before being ap-pointed as ELO.“I have always wanted to help people, and

when you see that smile on people’s facesafter the job is done, you just want to comeback for more.”Recently she was faced with a great chal-

lenge. “We had to extricate six people from

a ledge near Rhodes Memorial.“It was a late afternoon call. Fortunately

no one was injured.“There was no way out for the group and

we had to extricate them from a confinedspace. The wind was gushing and we werestruggling. It was crazy.“I told myself I can do it, and I will do it

– I am capable,” she explains.Lindsey is currently one of only six ELO

workers in the employ of the Western CapeDepartment of Health’s EmergencyMedicalServices and AMS rescue helicopter pro-gramme.The helicopter crew consists of the ELO,

a command pilot, a paramedic and a techni-cal rescuer or rescue swimmer.“We are very proud to say that Lindsey

is the private sector’s first rescue female ex-ternal load operator,” says AMS spokesper-son Venessa Horn.

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Op 1 Oktober vier die Verenigde Nasiesasook die res van die wêreld die 25steherdenking van die internasionale dagvir ouer persone.“Vanjaar se tema is ‘60 plus tel’, waar

die fokus sal val op die impak van die ste-delike omgewing op ouer mense asookdie impakvan ’nouerbevolkingop stede,ten einde vooruitsigte te skep waarvol-gens ouer personehul lewensgehalte kanverbeter,” sê Esmé Brink, ’n woordvoer-der van die Wes-Kaapse maatskaplikediensorganisasie Badisa.Badisa lewer tans met behulp van

maatskaplikewerkers diens aan 4 370 ou-er persone en 5 936 familielede van ouerpersone deur middel van 47 tehuise; so-wel as 3 824 ouer en gestremde personedeur 23 dienssentrums. Brink sê daar istydens 2014 navorsing gedoen oor die ak-tiwiteitewat deur die bogenoemdediens-sentrums aangebied is. “Die bevindingsdui daarop dat inisiatiewe soos markte,

basaars en kiosks, waar hand- en tuisge-maakte produkte verkoop word, baiehelp om inkomste te genereer. Inwonersen dienssentrumlede beskik oor vaardig-hedeomprodukte temaakwathul selfbe-skikkingsreg en hul behoefte versterkom vir solank as moontlik aktief betrok-ke te kan wees.” Toeganklikheid tot ver-voer bly egter ’n uitdaging vir die bejaar-de persoon, meen Brink. “Vervoer tot bymediesedienste is nie altydbekostigbaarnie en taxi’s is nie altydvir bejaardes toe-ganklik nie. Die MyCiTi-busdiens, watdeur die Kaapse munisipaliteit bestuurword, is ’n groot verbetering en bring diediens tot by die bejaarde, aangesien hier-die busse en stilhouplekke so ontwerp isdat ook persone dit kan gebruik wat suk-kel om in en uit te klim,” sê sy.V Volg die gesprek op sosiale media by @Badis-aCharity en gesels saam deur #Badisa#IDOP2015 en #60PLUS te gebruik. Besoekwww.badisa.org.za vir meer inligting.

Fokus val op ouer menseMarket day at Mineral clubThe Cape Town Gem and Mineral Club isholding its open day on Saturday 3October from 10:00 to 15:00 at the club-house in Goede Hoop Street, Bothasig.Attendees can browse or buy cut

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Who knows Sandra?The Brooklyn Chest Hospital is lookingfor the family, friends or relatives ofSandra Coetzee. She resides in Bloekom-bos. Contact social worker KhanyisaMrwetyana on 021 508 7470 if you haveinformation on Sandra’s family.


Learners from four different high schools in the Mfuleni area recently visited the national IzikoMuseum in the Company Gardens in Cape Town. The excursion was organised by the Mfulenipolice.

Pupils taken to visit museumRICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

Afirst time trip to the Iziko South Afri-can Museum in Cape Town recentlymade several high school learners

from the Mfuleni area realise the impor-tance of appreciating their heritage.Agroupof about 20 learners fromdifferent

high schools was treated to the by the man-agement of the local Mfuleni police station.The schools that took part in the police’s

annual Heritage Month programme, includ-ed the Mfuleni, Manzomthombo, Bardaleand Wesbank High Schools.“We took themto themuseumtohelp raise

awareness and for them to learnmore abouttheir heritage and origins,” saidMfuleni po-lice spokesperson Captain NomathembaMuavha.The group of young girls and boys, mostly

in grade 10, also paid a visit to the SlaveMu-seumnearby.Most learners, apart fromone,have never visited the museum which wasestablished in 1852, Muavha said.“For most of them the outing was a good

experience.“They were educated on several matters

and enjoyed the excursion,” Muavha said.The group of learners all recently took

part in a debate on drugs and gangs at thepolice station as part of the police’s JuniorStation Commander programme.“Theyhad towrite letters and it impressed

us a lot. We thought that we would treatthem to this outing as a bonus,” Muavhaadded.She added: “The response afterwards was

great. They appreciate it. We also want tothank the school principals for affording usthe opportunity to make an impact on theirlives,” Muavha said.

SAKKkinders wilnou ná dekadesweer herenigRICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

Meer as twee dekades nadat hulle van me-kaar geskei is, beoog die kinders van oud-weermaglede nou omweer as ’n groep te her-enig.Die Suid-Afrikaanse Kaapse Korps

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ders van die oud-weermagmanne om vir ou-laas bymekaar te kom – dít danksy die moei-te van Celia Veldtmanwat op die 9 SAI-basisgrootgeword het.Celia, wat 15 jaar van haar lewe daar span-

deer het, het vroeër vanjaar die groep, Kin-ders van die Bos, gestig – ’n groep bestaandeuit die seuns, dogters en kleinkinders vandie oud-SAKK-lede. Bande is onlangs vir dieeerste keer ná ’n lang tyd gesnoer tydens ’nreünie wat by die Blue Downs-gholfbaan ge-hou is.

“Die dag het goed afgeloop. Ons sou graagmeer mense daar wou gehad het, maar onsbeplan nog ’n reünie vir later vanjaar.”Kinders van die Bos is in Maart amptelik

van stapel gestuur. “Ek het dit gedoen deurmiddel van Facebook. Almal wat daar groot-geword het, praat nog van die kamp se dae.”Vir Celia, wie se pa 23 jaar lank in diemag

was, was die veiligheid in die kamp as kindiets wat sy altyd sal onthou.“Ons het nie geworry oor skelms of misda-

digers nie.“Dit was baie lekker tye. Dit was ’n baie

beskermde omgewing.”Die korps is in 1992 ontbind.“Ons het almal kontak verloor. Baie van

die weermaglede is uitgeplaas. Die reüniewas die eerste geleentheidwaar onsweer by-mekaar kon kom en stories deel,” vertel Ce-lia wat deesdae in Kuilsrivier woon.Sy voeg by: “Ons wil ook die veterane op

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Ever wanted to know everything youneed to know about computers? Everwanted to programme your own pro-gramme or design an App? If so, then theAfrica Code Week event in Cape Town iswhere you should to be.Africa Code Week, an opportunity for

all to learn how to code, takes place nextweek and will be held at the Cape TownScience Centre.The centre has to date set an ambitious

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Belhar gets its own FreeCall line

Ward councillor Desmond Jaftha and mayoral committee member for corporate services andcompliance, Xanthea Limberg, try out the new service in Belhar.

Improved services in Belhar are just aphone call awaywith the opening of a newFreeCall line in the suburb.The City of Cape Town’s mayoral commit-

tee member for corporate services and com-pliance, Xanthea Limberg, last week un-veiled theCity’s newest FreeCall line,whichis situated in Belhar.The FreeCall line is in the Huguenot

Square Hall and can be used to contact the

City for various enquiries and service re-quests, including account enquiries, andalso to report illegal dumping, water leaks,sewer blockages, street lights that are notworking, potholes and damaged roads.Today’s unveiling brings the total num-

ber of FreeCall lines installed in communi-ties across the city to 128.The City is aware of the limited landline

availability and the high costs of cellphone

calls. This led to the City installing FreeCalllines in public amenities in communities,which residents can use to contact the City.When a resident picks up the handset, theywill immediately be connected to the callcentre at no cost. The call centre agent willrespond in the language preferred by thecaller, log the service request, and providethe caller with a reference number.“The City is committed to improving our

service delivery, especially to lower incomecommunities,” said Limberg. “We urge resi-dents to make use of this FreeCall line andcall report faults, log complaints and requestservices.“Residents can further play their part in

helping us build a well-run city together by

reporting acts of vandalism and the theft ofCity property. Our Customer Relations De-partment has increased the City’s capacityto respond to complaints, repair faults, andmonitor service delivery in the quickesttime possible.”FreeCall lines are available in communi-

ties across the city fromAtlantis andMamreto Manenberg, Bishop Lavis, Hanover Park,Mitchells Plain, Brown’s Farm, Retreat,Ocean View, Hout Bay, Dunoon, Philippi,Langa, Nyanga and Gugulethu.“In line with our commitment to building

a caring city, more FreeCall lines will be in-stalled during this financial year in themostvulnerable communities across the city,”concluded Limberg.


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Essential requirements for all the above positions: • a Senior Certificateor equivalent • previous experience in a service or retail-related environ-ment • fluency in spoken and written English • the ability to do basicarithmetic (applicable to Salespersons) • an understanding of customerservice principles • willingness and availability to work flexible retailtrading hours.

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A workshop where two very sen-sitive and important issues – de-pression and teenage suicide –will be discussed, is set to be heldsoon in Malibu Village.October is celebrated asmental

health month.One of themain reasons for the

workshop, organisers say, fol-lows the death of a 12-year-oldgirl who shot herself but who in-dicated her intentions to a coach.

Workshop organiser and quali-fied social worker Ellen Jefthasays the workshop will focus on

confidentiality and legal aspectsto indicate when is it acceptableto honour confidentiality.The workshop is open to every

concerned person working withchildren.The workshop will be held at

the prefect centre at the MalibuHigh School on 10 October.Costs for the workshop is R100

per person. Groups of five andmore pay R80 per person.The meeting starts at 09:30.

V For further details contact Ellen Jeft-ha at 079 051 6212.

Depression, teen suicide discussed

Die jaarlikse Bishop Lavis-ge-sondheidsfees en Big Walk opVrydag 16 Oktober fokus daaropom algemene gesondheid in dieBishop Lavis-gemeenskap te be-vorder.

Daarom is toegang tot die feesgratis en word daar gratis ge-sondheidstoetse (bloeddruk-,bloedsuiker- en HIV-toetse) ge-doen. Buiten gassprekers saldaar ook vermaak en kosstalle-tjies wees om te geniet. Feesgan-gers staan die kans om deur mid-

del van ’n gelukstrekking prysete wen. Die Big Walk bestaan uit5 km- en 2 km-pretdrawwe. In-skrywings is slegs R5, wat ’n gra-tis waterbottel vir die eerste 100inskrywings insluit. Inskry-wings kan by Bishop Lavis se re-habilitasiesentrum gedoen word(Maandae tot Vrydae tussen 08:00en16:00). Die eerste 200 deelne-merswat dieBigWalkvoltooi, salelkeen ’n geskenkpakkie en serti-fikaat ontvang.V Bel Natalie by 084 026 3474.

Dié fees bevorder gesondheid

Sunshine for Lavis seniors: The Sonskyn Club for seniors in Bishop Lavis is a home from home for seniors inthe area with a host of activities throughout the week. It’s a social gathering where they also learn various crafts,play games and go on trips around the peninsula. At the beginning of September they hosted a special lunch towelcome the warmer weather and here club manager Ursula Piet (standing, left) and cook Josephine Sanders getthings going by serving some of the members. For more information about joining them call Ursula on 021 9346200. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

These cables can kill – stay away

“Keep away from cables!”That is the warning

from a councillor in Uit-sig after a young girl was injured inthe area recently.

“I was recently alerted to an inci-dent in Uitsig where a young girlwas severely injured after havingcome into contact with a live powercable,” she says.“When I contacted the family I al-

so contacted authorities to find outwho the cable belonged to.“Eventual investigation revealed

that the cable was a Telkom cableand the girl was shocked by a bro-ken overhead Telkom conductor ca-ble hanging onto an illegal connec-

tion from the main house to a back-yard structure.”

Van Reenenwarns the public thatthis is the danger of illegal connec-tions with regard to cables from theCity, Eskom or Telkom.“The cables are very dangerous

and may cause serious injury whentouched.

“When you encounter such bro-ken or exposed cables please reportit immediately. Don’t go near it andclear the area while alerting othersabout it.

“Also make sure that childrenand pets do not venture nearthem,”she said.

Residentsmayreport such instan-

ces to theCity in one of the followingways:

. Mobi site: Residents can use themobi site to report faults such aspotholes, water leaks, electricityfailures and illegal dumping, amongother service requests. The mobisite can be accessed at: http://www.capetown.gov.za/mobi

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Service delivery in the impover-ished Kalkfontein has come toa halt allegedly due to threats

made towards council workers.Formonthsnowworkers from the

department of roads and stormwa-ter tasked with conducting roadmaintenance and repairs have beenreceiving threats. Some have beenthreatened that their vehicles willbe set alight. Others have beenchased away.

It is still unclear as to who is re-sponsible for the threats. Some resi-dents TygerBurger spoke to howev-er have identified the small group ofprotesters as supporters of the EFF.

As a result of the threats very lit-tle or even no work has been doneon the roads in the area. Many areleft dirty and potholes remain unre-paired.

Paul Malakoane, chairman ofSanco, said somepeoplehave resort-ed to constructing informal speed-humps in Sikelela Street. Others, he

says, have created ditches in ChrisHani Street to ensure traffic calm-ing measures.

Roads in desperate need of repairincludeElmarie, Brenda andVeren-igde streets.

“I havewritten a letter to theman-ager and chairman of subcouncil 21asking them to meet in order to seehow we can tackle this problem.

“We cannot allow this to happen.The community wants to see main-tenance work done to the roads andin the area.“We need to inform them as to

what exactly is going on; that cer-tain elements are stopping the workfrom being done,” Malakoane said.

Apart from the poor rood condi-tions, broken street lights are anoth-er major concern.

“Two months ago a man waskilled in Mount Fletcher Streetwhere the lights are not working.This is a dangerous spot andalso thecorner spot for gangs.“The community is fed-up with

this,” Malakoane added.Justin Wildebees, a community

worker, concurs.“The dirt is all over the place; ev-

erywhere you look. This is reallytragic.“What is evenmore painful is that

this whole thing is as a result of asmall group of people,” he said.Jacob Jacobs, ward 11 councillor,

said a meeting was held last weekwith some of the people intimidat-ing the council workers in an at-tempt to resolve the matter.According to Jacobs the group re-

quested that they be part of the deci-sion-making process regarding ser-vice delivery in Kalkfontein andVrygrond.“We cannot ask them for permis-

sion to do work in the area. Theseare council workers. The longerthey keep on interfering, the lesstime we will have to upgrade theroads and also spend the funds allo-cated for these jobs,” Jacobs said.A follow-up meeting is set to take

place soon.The convener of the group respon-

sible for the intimidation could notbe reached.

City workers harassed

Service deliveryin Kalkfonteinhas come to ahalt due tocouncil workersnot beingallowed to workin the area. Theward councillorsays it is verynegative for thearea.PHOTO:RICHARD ROBERTS


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A man selling his computer led to thearrest of a suspect with R2 400 coun-terfeit money in his possession.

According to Lieutenant Kevin Williamsof the Parow police, the complainant, whowas selling his computer, agreed to meet aseller at a service station in ConnaughtRoad, where the transaction took place.It was when he counted the money, that

he realised one of the R100 notes had aslightly different colour.“The suspect tried to flee, but the com-

plainant told his friend to hold on to the sus-

pect until police arrived,” Williams says.He then ran over to a Flying Squad vehi-

cle thatwas on the scene, filling upwith pet-rol.“They placed the suspect in custody and

arrested him for fraud,” Williams says.Parow detectives responsible for com-

mercial crimes later interviewed the 26-year-old suspect and discovered that the hewas in possession of more counterfeit R100notes to the value of R2 400.”The suspect appeared in the Bellville

Magistrate’s court on Thursday 10 Septem-ber for his first appearance, but is still incustody for further investigation, saysWill-iams.

Computer leads tocounterfeit cash

’n Kundige oor selfverwaarlosing en ookraadgewer aan duisende bestuurslui salbinnekort as spreker by ’n sake-ontbytvan die Bybelgenootskap optree.Prof. Johann Coetzee is die skrywer

van sewe boeke en sal dié praatjie opVrydag 16 Oktober by die UniversiteitStellenbosch-bestuurskool (USB) se Bell-villeparkkampus aanbied.Dit sal om 08:00 (vir 08:30) by dieWine-

ry-restaurant aangebied word en sluitontbyt in.Die praatjie sal fokus op beroeps-, per-

soonlike en lewenslesse wat in sy boekIt’s About Time opgeneem is, met die te-ma vir die praatjie wat ook “It’s AboutTime” of “ ’n Kwessie van tyd” is.’n Verklaring lui as volg: “Ses jaar ge-

lede was Coetzee gasspreker by die By-belgenootskap se internasionale dineewat deur verteenwoordigers uit 55 landebygewoon is.“Sy indrukwekkende aanbieding het

wêreldwyd trefkrag gehad en het ondermeer gelei tot ’n video-opname wat deurdie Wêreldbond van Bybelgenootskappeversprei is.”Coetzee is ook ’n deskundige op die ge-

bied van organisasie-sielkunde en -wel-stand, bestuursassessering en berading,etiek, lugvaartsielkunde en organisasie-hernuwing.Sitplek is beperk so bespreking is

noodsaaklik.V Kontak Heila van Wyk by [email protected] vir besprekings of navrae.

Kundige praat oor ‘kwessie van tyd’

New wheels for Iris HouseIris House Hospice celebrated their new setof sponsored wheels recently.“At our annual Mardi Gras Ball on 22 Au-

gust one of our guests, Craig Capper, offeredtopay for avehicle for our ‘angels’ to be trans-ported to our hospice building,” said CarolPetersen of the hospice.Because of the new wheels, the children

will now also be able to benefit from the hos-pice’s Respiteday care sessions on Mondays,Wednesdays and Saturdays, said Carol.The benefactor did the handing over

around noon the following Saturday amidstcheers from staff and visitors. He and Suevan der Linde, founder of the hospice, re-vealed the beautiful and very handy new setof wheels, still fresh from the dealership.“He paid for the car in full two days after

our ball,” a proud Carol said after the unveil-ing.Craig attended with his partner and their

son and a Guardian Angel trophy was be-stowed on him for his generosity and kindact.

Craig Capper poses for a photo inside the newcar he donated to Iris House Children’s Hospice,with the Guardian Angel plaque that wasbestowed on him by the home.


On parade: Bramble Way Primary in Bonteheuwel hosted an Marching Squad open day at the school on Saturday. Principal Charmaine Lakay,left, with her husband, Gerry, accept the salute from the school’s marching squad with Cameron Visagie and Lee-Marlon Tayer keeping thebeat. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Help neededfor crechesend-offTomorrowland Creche in Belhar needssome help to give their children aspecial send-off for Christmas.The facility offers hope to more than

60 younger children who attend fromMonday to Friday.They run an excellent program that

offers the working parent/guardian thepeace of mind that their child is nur-tured, taught several educational skillsand cared for holistically.On Thursday 3 December they intend

spoiling the children, teachers andsupport staff with a beautiful Christmasparty.“Most of our children are from single

headed homes and most of these par-ents/guardians are unable to makemonthly payments for school fees,” saysprincipal Margie Baadjies.“We are asking businesses and

individuals in the area and surrounds tostep up and help us to support thisproject.“People can consider sponsoring a

child with a party pack and small lunchor with some financial support to makethis dream come true.”V For more information call Margie on021 952 5850.

Break loose fromdrugs, gangsterismThe Breakloose Anti-drug GospelOrganisation will be hosting a campaignstarting on Sunday 4 October.It will be hosted on the field next to

Yellowwood Street in Greenlands,Bellville South, to deliver a positivemessage to the youth caught up in drugsand gangsterism as well as those facingother abuses in the community.The campaign will also be dealing

with abuse in marriages and otherrelationships.It will start with a peaceful march

from Waterberry Street and a memoran-dum will be handed over to the localpolice.V For more information call Herold Galant on074 806 4129, Johanna Marthinus on 061 0108334 or Timotheus Donson on 074 579 2948.

Snack dance forcelebrationsHighbury United Football Club willbe celebrating their 21st Anniver-sary with a snack dance onSaturday 10 October.It will be hosted at the Kuils

River Technical School in High-bury, starting at 19:30.Tickets are selling at R100 per

person.The Elginairs Dance Band will

be providing the music with KarenKortje and comedian RodneyScarra Brown as MC.V For more information and booking callmegan on 074 387 4547 or Basheera on083 288 9501.

Anglican Church ofSt Francis ofRavensmead turns 81The Anglican Church of St Francis ofAssisi Ravensmead is celebrating their81st anniversary on Sunday 4 October.If you are a former parishioner of the

church, please confirm your attendanceby contacting the Parish office on 021932 9064 (09:00 to 13:00) or [email protected] forward names of parishioners

who have passed on during this period.


Levi launches album: Bishop Lavisgospel artist Byron Levi, 21, will belaunching his debut album this weekend.The launch concert takes place at theGrace Performing Arts Centre inBeaconvale, Parow, on Sunday from19:00 where he’ll be joined by Americansaxophonist Antonio Allen. There willalso be big prizes like spa packages,dining experiences and a weekendgetaway up for grabs at the show.Tickets cost R60 or R100 including a CD.Call Paul on 081 724 5210 or Dolly on072 950 0747 for bookings or moreinformation.

Camphill Village West Coast will be of-fering fun for the whole family whenthey host their second annual music

festival on Saturday 31 October.The fundraising festival will feature per-

formances byBeatenberg, Just Jinjer,Otto-man Slap, Bootleggers and Swallowers ofTime with Hemelbesem taking on the em-cee duties for the day.Starting at 13:00, the festival will include

a variety of food and wine stalls to makethe outdoor concert even more enjoyable.Situated just 40km from Cape Town,

Camphill Village West Coast provides asafe living andworking environment for 80to 90 intellectually challenged adults.Camphill has provided a unique ap-

proach to life for intellectually disabledadults for over 50 years, involving them inthe activities of a thriving community.At Camphill residents live in group

homes, run by a group home leader, andwork in the various enterprises – a dairy,a bakery, a cosmetics workshop and aworking farm. Produce is sold to manyshops and outlets in Cape Town. The reve-nue helps to sustain the organisation.V Tickets for the festival cost R200 or R100 for chil-dren under 13 from www.webtickets.co.za. Childrenyounger than four will enjoy free entrance. Visitwww.camphill.org.za for more about Camphill Vil-lage and the festival.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Two readers can each win double tickets to thefestival. SMS the word “Camphill” followed by yourcontact details to 45527 before 12:00 on Wednes-day 7 October to enter. SMSes cost R1.50.

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Artistic equestrian jumps higherGARY VAN DYK

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A five-year-old’s fascination with hors-es has become a passion for a 17-year-old inBelharwho isnowready to jump

to another level.The journey for Jessica de Vries started

with a family visit to Spier in the winelandswhen she was five, and led to a passion that

has seen her winning show-jumping compe-titions for many years.Her mom, Charlene, described the start of

that passion when the family visited Spiermentioning that even as a toddler she hadthis fascination with horses. “She would al-ways point out horses in books or when wewere out on a family drive,” she says.“Then on the visit to Spier there were po-

ny rides and she did not want to stop riding.

She just wanted more and R200 later thegroomwhowas leading the horses eventual-ly let her start leading the horse around –and she was completely comfortable with itfor the rest of the day!”That day was the start of Jessica’s passion

and her dream of going on to a higher leveland competing at the Olympics.“I live, eat, sleep and dream horse riding

and show-jumping,” says the young eques-trian, who is also an accomplished artistwho loves drawing her favourite animal.“Show-jumping has beenmy passion from

an early age and I have the determinationand drive to compete on a professional levelwith my ultimate goal being the Olympics.“I currently have a 10-year-old gelding

who was dressage schooled but I have per-sonally schooled him for show-jumping.“He is performing excellently in practice

shows andwe havewon every practice showthatwe entered.My years of horse riding ex-perience and training has put us in goodstead to compete on a professional level butcompeting, paying for tack andmaintainingmy horses has been extremely challengingand expenses are escalating.”Jessica explained that her mother has al-

ways supported her and carried the finan-cial burdens of the sport but injured her legat work and is now unemployed.“It is for this reason I need to seek sponsor-

ship to assist me in attaining and achievingmy goals,” she says.“I intend to partake in competitions of the

South African National Equestrian SchoolsAssociation as a starting stone to the rest ofmy competitive career and will be enteringthe qualifiers early next year.”While Jessica had years of riding lessons

at junior level the family couldnot afford les-sons at a higher level but that never deterredthe young rider.“I would not allow this to get me down so

I spent many years riding, practising andtraining on my own.“There was always this quest for acquir-

ing more information, knowledge and tech-nique so I watched videos, read books andspoke to experts in the field,” she said.Mom Charlene is very proud of her

achievements. “Her dedication to her sportis phenomenal, even facing the setback of

my injury,” she said.“People in the sport have acknowledged

her excellence as a rider and the results inrecent shows have proven this.“Thehardwork that she puts into training

has also paid off in her school work whereshe is also a top achiever knowing that ittakes hard work and concentration to be thebest, and that is her goal in show-jumping.”Jesica says horse riding is known to be a

sport for the rich.“I have experienced this at many competi-

tions, but my sacrifices, tears, hard workand determination is my motivation to suc-ceed and be aworthy competitor,” continuesJessica.“My appeal for a sponsor is for more than

helping me achieve my dreams in the sportbut I also want to be a positive role-modelto other young people from all walks of lifeto strive to reach a positive potential in life.“They must join me in showing the world

that I am proud of where I come from andnever put a limit on where I want to be.”

V For more information the family can be contactedon [email protected] or call 061 9806587.

Jessica De Vries, seen here on Big Boy, needs help to jump to another level in showjumping.PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

The young rider from Belhar, Jessica De Vries,is also an accomplished artist who lovesdrawing her favourite animal.

I Believe in Mitchell’s Plain: Mo de Beer and show dancer Nick Floorkiller (seated) fromDelft will hosting the I Believe concert in Mitchell’s Plain Friday 2 October. Starting at 19:30,learners from Roosendal High will be part of the entertainment that includes the BakgatBoyz, Unexpected from Tafelsig High, Belhar Fitness Club and Defenders from Paarl. Ticketsfor the show, taking place at Yellowood Primary School, are R25. Further information andbooking from 076 607 2638.

Pluto the Boxer was allegedly stolen and sold.

Precious paws sold on beachPluto, a 7-and-a-half-year-old Boxer dog whowent missing while his owner was surfingin Granger Bay, was reportedly stolen andsold for R50.His bereft owner, Robert Abel, told

News24 on Sunday that he left his “sweet na-tured” pet on the beach on Friday while hehit the waves – something he often did, asPluto is well known in the area.“Everyone loves the dog ... He is legendary

atmost of the surfing beaches of theAtlanticseaboard.”When Abel came out the water, he saw

that Pluto was gone.He began looking for him and approached

a couple on the beach to see if they had wit-nessed Pluto’s disappearance.Thewoman told him that the dog had been

with them before, but then her “friend soldhim for R50” to a woman in a car.She told him the womanwas at Pick n Pay

with the dog, and would return.“You will get your dog back,” she said.However, shortly afterwards, the couple

disappeared from the beach area. Abel saidthey appeared to be homeless.Abel then went to a nearby police station

where he was told that if he emailed a photoof the dog, patrols would be informed to lookfor him.Once he did so, he decided to stop looking.“I would have kept hunting but I thought

the patrol could cover more ground.”However, Abel said hewas horrifiedwhen

hephoned thepolice station thenext dayandwas told that they did not have access to theemail system after hours or on weekends.“It’s absolutely appalling,” said Abel, re-

gretting the lost time he could have been outsearching for his precious pooch. By Sun-day, he had still heard nothing about Pluto.Abel said he got Pluto when he was six

weeks old and “you could hold him in onehand”. He said while Pluto did not like toswim “he did love to run in the water”.

JP Smith, mayoral committeemember forsafety and security, says that while he hasnot heard of the abduction of dogs frombeaches, he knows of two cases where dogswere snatched in the vicinity of their own-ers’ homes and sold.He says many people who might appear

homeless are in fact “strollers” who come toareas like the beaches in the day, in orderto “acquire odd jobs or seek donations”, be-fore returning to where they actually lived.He believes “the chance is slim” that Pluto

will be spotted.In terms of the City’s by-law, the selling

of domestic animals is illegal. Legally, a petis considered property, so its abduction isclassified as theft. However, people have a“much greater attachment to pets” than oth-er property, says Smith, adding he would bedevastated if anything similar ever hap-pened to one of his three cats.Smithurges peoplewhoexperience a simi-

lar predicament to contact the City’s emer-gency line as theywould be able to alert vari-ous officials, including themetro police, firedepartment and emergency centre, to be onthe lookout. The number is 021 480 7700.Pluto has a reddish-brown coat and had a

black leather collar on when he went miss-ing. He is also micro-chipped. – News24


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De Kuilen Primary School grade 1 learners recently took part in the Tygerberg International Eisteddfod where theyrecited their own poems. Standing at the back from left are Dante Diederick, Jodi Louw, Connor Meyer and JoelleSwartz. Kneeling in front are Lily-Ellen Stewe, Ethan Ismail, Tiyanah Casper and Aimee Erasmus.

De Kuilen Primary School

These orators took part in public speaking at the Tygerberg InternationalEisteddfod. From left are Kyle McKie, Zoe Fredericks and Ethan Jooste.Educator Christa Schillig guided the learners and helped them to selectsuitable topics.

These De Kuilen Primary School learners also took part in the annual Tygerberg International Eisteddfod where theyreceived outstanding results. The school’s nightingales, as they are called, performed very well, the school manage-ment say. From left are Vania Pather, Buhle Hoza, Gabrielle Meyer and Grace Bagula. All of the girls sang solo items.Vania and Gabrielle also delivered a duet for which they achieved a 94%, while Grace and Buhle achieved 92%.

Nazneem Moris and Malisa Ndimba, grade 2 learners at the De Kuilen PrimarySchool, received highest honours for handwriting during the recent Eisteddfodcompetition.

Snakes, holiday fun at StodelsNot sure what to do with your children dur-ing the upcoming holidays? Then why nothead to Stodels in Bellville – there are loadsof activities to keep the young ones enter-tained.

On offer daily is a jumping castle, sandart, train rides, water balls and slides (don’tforget to bring your towel and costume) aswell as a trampoline.

The reptile garden is also open every day,between 09:00 and 17:00, where the childrencan come and meet, stroke and interact withloads of creepy crawlies. An entrance fee ofR25 is charged (children under 3 free).

In addition to the above, Stodels Bellvillealso has the following programme on offer:

. Monday 5 October at 11:00: Treasurehunt – work your way around the nurserywith great treasures and prizes to be won.No charge.

. Tuesday 6 October at 11:00 – Colouringin competition with fabulous prizes up forgrabs. No charge.

. Wednesday 7 October at 11:00 – Snakeshow in the reptile garden. Cost: R25 perperson (for adults and children over the ageof 3).

. Thursday 8 October at 11:00 – Colouringin competition with fabulous prizes up forgrabs. No charge.V For more information call 021 919 1106 or go towww.stodels.com.

The University of Stellenbosch BusinessSchool (USB) has for the eighth consecutiveyear been ranked as one of the top threebusiness schools in Africa.

This was as part of the 2015 Eduniversalglobal survey. The rankings are the resultof voting by deans of more than a 100 busi-ness schools from around the world, basedon certain criteria.

Commenting on this achievement, USBdirector Piet Naudé said: “In the academicenvironment, we work on the basis of peer

review. This is a rigorous form of qualityassurance. The fact that such a large pro-portion of business school deans around theglobe rated USB so highly fills us with hu-mility and gratitude.”

On 12 October the official results of theEduniversal ranking of the best 1 000 busi-ness schools in 154 countries will be an-nounced during the Eduniversal annual ga-la dinner awards ceremony.

At this event, USB will be presented witha Five Palmes award.

USB ranked in top three varsities in Africa

An organisation working locally to carefor animals in the Little Karoo is unpack-ing their summer wares.

“We have now reached our tenthmonth of trading in our Parow charitybargain shop and are pleased to an-nounce that we are now filling our cloth-ing rails with all our lovely summerstock,” said Gloria Pitlo of the Karoo An-imal Protection Society (Kaps).

“Please visit us; we have so much, youare sure to find several items to brightenyour summer wardrobe – at a bargain

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friends and any items you may wish todonate for us to sell – we can’t survivewithout you”.

The store is open every Friday from10:00 to 15:00 and every Saturday from09:00 to 12:00, and is located at Shop no4, Montana Building, 249 VoortrekkerRoad, Parow.V Visit the Kaps website for more informationat www.kaps.org.za or call Gloria if lost or if inneed of more information, on 083 450 2782.

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.Blue Downs / Eerste River - HILLCREST

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Woensdag, 30 September 2015 SPORT TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue-Downs 15

Homeless star for South AfricaEARL HAUPT AND NAZLIE DOLLIE

South Africa’s HomelessWorld Cup soc-cer team returned home last weekwithpride after losing only one of their

World Cup matches in Amsterdam.Ricardo de Reuck’s charges finished fifth,

after initially getting off to a flier in thegroup stages of the tournament, winning alltheir opening matches.The World Cup uses the game of soccer to

inspire the homeless to make significantchanges in their own lives, whether it be bygetting a job or returning to their families.The competition currently has 74 country

participants.The South African team comprised five

representatives from the Western Cape, twofrom the Eastern Cape and one fromKwazu-lu-Natal. In the second group phase of thetournament, the team only dropped pointsin a draw with Brazil on their way to theknockout stage of the event.However, they would come unstuck

against Portugal in the quarter final, losingthe match 5-2.But they redeemed their pride by bounc-

ing back in the fifth place play-off, beatinglast year’sCup championChile in the semifi-nal before seeing off Romania to secure fifth

spot. Despite coming agonisingly short ofclaiming the grand prize, De Reuck main-tains that the bigger picture for their oppor-tunity to represent their country is a tre-mendous achievement in itself.“We grew up surrounded by gangsterism,

we know what poverty is like, yet weachieved certain things in our lives. Theycan do the same if they put the hard workin”, says De Reuck when speaking about histeam.De Reuck points out that there are a few

ex-players who are now actively involved inthe organisation, and says that it is all aboutseizing this opportunity that is given to

them. “There are a lot of people out therewho believe in what we’re trying to achieve.These guys just need to believe in them-selves, their abilities and the possibilitiesthat are out there.”The team’s playing kit was designed and

provided by PlaySport4Life as well asStreamline Agencies.Miles October, founder of PlaySport4Life,

has expressed his delight at being involvedin the initiative.“This a great example of how sport can

take youplaces in even themost unusual cir-cumstances. Sport is the catalyst for you tomake that change in your life.”

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Noordelikes/Northlink-kollege se se- niorrugbyspan sal in die 2016-seisoen terugweesin die topafdeling van die WP se Superliga.Die Parowiete het die Villager-klub die af-

gelope naweek op City Park in ’n promosie-relegasie-wedstryd 27-17 geklop om hul plekin die A-afdeling van die kompetisie te her-win nadat hulle as gevolg van ‘n swakkerige2014-seisoen afgeskuif was na die B-afdelingin die pas afgelope seisoen. Noordelikes hetderde in vanjaar se kompetisie geëindig enhet daarmeedie regverkryomteenVillager,wat derdelaaste in die A-afdeling klaarge-maak het, uit te speel.Met Kuilsrivier en Brackenfell wat die

twee boonste posisies vanjaar in die B-afde-ling beklee het en daarmee outomatiese be-vordering na die A-afdeling gekry het, saldaar nou aanstaande seisoen drie verderespanne van die Tygerbergstreek in die topaf-deling sake uitspook. Dit bring ook mee datsewe van die 15 spanne in die A-afdeling vol-

gende jaar Tygerbergse spanne sal wees.Durbanville-Bellville, Belhar, Tygerberg-klub en Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland isdie gevestigde spanne in die topafdeling vandie Superliga. NNKhet Saterdag sy bevorde-ring verkry deur Villager voorlangs in ’nwurggreep vas te vat. Die Parowiete het dieBrookside-span in alle afdelings oorheers enmet die goeie balbesit wat die voorhoede be-komhet, is ’n goeie platformvirdie agterspe-lers geskep om ook in hierdie afdeling hulstempel af te druk, het Frikkie Coetzer, NNKsehoofafrigter, ná diewedstryd gesê.Vroeërin dieweek, opErfenisdag, konDurbanville-Bellville opNuweland in die topafdeling vandie Presidentsbeker se eindstryd nie vir ’ntweede agtereenvolgende jaar as die kampi-oen gekroon word nie. Die Durbies is nael-skraap 23-19 deur Hamiltons geklop. Kraai-fontein se Hands & Heart-klub het die titelin die B-afdeling ingepalm toe hy Unie-Mil-nerton in die eindstryd 32-27 geklop het. Indie C-afdeling se eindstryd het Kraaifonteinen Young Stars 30-30 gelykop geëindig.

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Paulse keeps Ajax in touch: Ajax Cape Town striker Nathan Paulse celebrates his goalin his team’s PSL clash against Kaizer Chiefs at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.Paulse’s goal allowed the host team to salvage a 1-1 draw. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

Flashing past: In only his second outing on a near-standard Suzuki GSX-R1000 L5, localrider David ‘McFlash’ McFadden took a double victory at Killarney on Saturday, just threedays after returning from racing in the European World Superstock Championship in Spain.The racing direction was reversed for Saturday’s race, but according to McFadden it was“like racing on any circuit”. PHOTO: #MCFLASH69

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VARSITY FOOTBALL: UWC 2-1 VS TUT

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UWC celebrates their 2-1 final win over TUT on Thursday night. PHOTO: CHRISTOPHER YOUNG/SASPA

UWC claimed their first VarsityFootball title as they came frombehind to beat TUT 2-1 in the fi-

nal in Cape Town on Thursday.Two second-half goals saw the

home side prevail at the “OperationRoom” where they have gone unbeat-en this season.Thevisitorsmadeade-termined start to the game and tookthe game to thehostswho found them-selves on the back foot from the out-set. It did not take long for TUT tostrike as Masonwabe Sokanyile bur-ied an early free kick which left UWCgoalkeeper Reon October standing toput his side 1-0 up.UWC had an opportunity from a

free kick of their own shortly after-wards, but Phiwokuhle Mpalalacould not hit the target after meetinga deep ball at the back post. Sipho Si-biya from TUT claimed the first cau-tion of thematch after a reckless chal-lenge on UWC’s Marchello Viglino asthe home side went in search of a re-sponse.The second card of the game came

shortly afterwards, and it was UWC’sKeenan Davis who went into the ref-eree’s book.TUThad thewindat theirbacks and controlled the rest of thehalf to take their 1-0 lead into the half-time break.UWC came out hard in the second

half as they sought to work their wayback into the game in front of the par-tisan crowd. Ryan Steer had a greatopportunity to level the scores whenhe had a free header at the back post,but the UWC striker missed.They had their goal before long as

Keenan Davis scored with a headerfrom a corner to send the crowd intoraptures.UWC coach Salie Adams brought

on big striker Josh Silent which paidoff in the best possible way as hefound the back of the net from a tightangle to give his side the lead. TUTthrew everything into attack in a des-perate attempt to find a late equaliser,but it was not to be as UWC held onfor their first title in front of theirhome crowd.

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