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Workers who form part of the govern-ment’s Expanded Public Works Pro-gramme (EPWP) came under fire this

week during a sitting of subcouncil 21.Most councillors at the meeting onWednes-

day expressed their unhappinesswith regardsto the quality of work and workmanship ofEPWP workers.

Wilma Brady, councillor for ward 17 whichincludesMalibuVillage, ForestHeights, Rose-dale, Greenfields, Kleinvlei and Eerste River,saidwith regards to cleaningupof the commu-nities, EPWP workers and their way of workis a major challenge.

“I have requested over and over to meet thecontractor working in ward 17 to find out if

they have a plan as to how they clean theward,” Brady said.

According to he, the workers often onlyclean certain roads. In her ward it’s mostlyLondon Way and Keerom Street. “Then theyare gone. Inside the area very little work getsdone,” Brady added.

She said EPWP workers get paid to work atthe end of each month but contractors “dryout” the subcouncil.

“EPWP workers only have one set of bagsto work with per day. I am not saying theyshould fill 100 bags, but we’ve had severalmeetings and we’re not getting anywhere,”Brady said.

Councillors were discussing the jobseekersreport and EPWP projects when the matterwas raised.

Rina Simons, proportional councillor,

shared Brady’s sentiments. “I often drivethrough wards 14 and 17 and it’s never clean.

“These workers do not do the programmejustice. The residents are complaining.What’s worse is that the EPWP people whoclean the area often live there themselves,” Si-mons said.

Themba Honono, councillor for ward 108which includesMfuleni, FountainVillage andFairdale, also had a list of issues.

“In my area the streets are very dirty, espe-cially with construction going on in the ward.This is a health risk and Iwant to call on thoseresponsible to clean it up to do so,” Hononosaid.

Majidie Abrahams, proportional council-lor, said if the City of Cape Town manages tominimise illegal dumping, it will be easier toclean up these areas.

Alta Du Toit learners Vernon Treu, Adriaan Groenewald, Zaheer Links, Micah Sisusa and Andry Cloete have challenged their school principal, MariusErasmus, to a cycling spinoff. They are trying to cycle for a week leading up to the Absa Cape Epic in which Erasmus will be taking part. Theyaim to cover a distance of 647km, which Erasmus will be covering during the Epic – in a bid to raise money for their school. Story on page 2.

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Two suspects have been held,questioned and released in con-nection with the murder of theMetro police officer who wasgunned down last week.Constable Ben Koopman (53), a

father of two, was shot and killedin front of his house in StratfordAvenue, Devon Park in EersteRiver last week Monday.He was dressed in uniform and

was on his way to his patrol vehi-cle when two men approachedhim in the street and attackedhim. His service pistol and hand-held radio were stolen.Footage about the incident

emerged this week and reportedon in the media. The video ofabout 84 seconds shows how theattack played out.The two suspects, both dressed

inwhite T-shirts and black pants,can be seen fleeing the scene.Following the news of the at-

tack, a reward of R50 000 has beenoffered by the City of Cape Townfor information leading to the ar-rest of the two suspects.Kleinvlei police spokesperson

Captain Florina Muller said twosuspects were held at Kleinvleifor further investigation in thecase, but had to be releasedagain.The matter is still being inves-

tigated.A memorial service for the

slain officer will be held today(Wednesday) starting at 11:00 atthe OR Tambo Hall in Khayelit-sha.Koopman will be laid to rest on

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Eerste River womeninvited to prayer dayThe Oasis Family Fellowship Church inEerste River invites residents to attendits World Women’s Day prayer day.The event is set to take place on

Friday 4 March and will be held at theHillcrest Civic Centre. The event startsat 18:00.V For more information call 083 789 4995 oremail [email protected]

The first batch of matriculants at SoneikeHigh School were recently motivated toreach for their dreams and encouraged topursue what they set their minds on.The motivational talk was done by mem-

bers of a Cape Town based organisation,Dream Factory.Co-founder Laurian Nortje said Dream

Factory specifically visited SoneikeHigh asits a brand new school and because theschool is celebrating their first year havingmatriculants in its five-year existence.“Dream Factory went to visit the school

andmotivate the learners for thenewyear,”Laurian said.Dream Factory was founded in 2011 by

Laurian and her partner, Lusanda Gwayi.“We started in 2011 and reached just over

30 000 youth in the Western Cape as well asin KwaZulu-Natal.The organisation also has a bursary fund

which currently sends four children toschool. “We are so excited about our brandnew partnership project launching inMarch in collaboration with Google, calledCS Clubs, where 10 schools will be intro-duced to coding workshops for free,” Lauri-an said.

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Laurian Nortje, cofounder of the Cape Town based organisation Dream Factory, speaks tomatric learners at the Soneike High School in Kuils River during a visit to the school.

TheAbsaCapeEpicmight be too strenu-ous and the Tour de France a distantdream, but for now learners at a spe-

cial school in Kuils River are taking on anequally satisfying cycling challenge – aspin-off against their principal.Several learners at the Alta du Toit

School took to their cycling seats and start-ed peddling last week, challenging schoolprincipal Marius Erasmus to a marathoncycle.The challenge between Erasmus and the

school’s physically disabled cycling teamand other learners is also a fundraising ef-fort to help raise money to have a tartantrack constructed at the school.The learners will be cycling on bicycle

rollers to see if they can cover the distanceof 647kmwithin the weeks prior to the CapeEpic, challenging the distance Erasmusmust cover during this competition thisyear. The Epic takes place from 13 to 20March. Erasmus is part of the USN teamcompeting in it.The competition between the learners

and Erasmus will also coincide with the cy-clists’ preparation for the Nedbank Nation-al Games for the Physically Disabled.

By Friday 19 February the learners hadalready covered 254km.“The Alta du Toit School offers tuition to

learners with special educational needs.“All of our learners are intellectually

challenged. They followan adapted curricu-lumwhich focuses on life skills. A large per-centage of the learners have multiple disa-bilities including physical disabilities, ce-rebral palsy, epilepsy and visual andhearing impairments.“Sport is one of themost important activi-

ties at the school as it addresses many lifeskills areas and in many instances givespurpose to life,” Erasmus said. The schoolhas 360 learners aged 6 to 18 years.“A large number of our learners reach

great heights in their sporting endeavours,including provincial and national colours,”saidErasmus. “To this end, the funds raisedthrough the Epic project will be allocated tothe development of the school grounds forsport purposes, for example a 3 to 4 lane tar-tan track for training purposes.”Readers can support the learners by spon-

soring a donation towards the project.V For more information contact Annetjie Pienaar at021 903 4178 or email [email protected]

Learners challenge principal

School principal Marius Erasmus, who will betaking part in the Absa Cape Epic next month,giving his all to give the young ones a run –or in this case a cycle – for their money.

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Residents in the Esibaneni informalsettlement in Mfuleni have beenwarned not to take the law into their

ownhands, but rather report criminal casesto the police.A public participation meeting was held

in the area last week where residents werewarned not to participate in mob justice.

Captain Nomathemba Muavha, Mfulenipolice spokesperson who chaired the meet-ing, said about 85 people attended the meet-ing on Wednesday which was held on anopen piece of land in Ntendane Street.

“Theywere informed that the policewerethere to hear how they experience our ser-vice and also to find out how the police canserve them better,” Muavha said.

A crime overview for the area for Janu-ary and February was also given.

“The residents made mention that theyhave a problem with crime in their area.

“From 02:00 in the morning their housesare broken into and their belongings arestolen. They complained about poor re-sponse time by the police and urged us topatrol the area,” Muavha said.The community was urged to continue to

report criminal activity in their area, andnot take matters into their own hands.“They were made aware that when they

report cases, those statistics speak to theprovince, national office and the govern-ment. They were warned against taking thelaw into their hands, as that is a crime initself. The residents were also told that twowrongs never make a right,” Muavha said.Muavha gave the assurance that, should

there be sufficient evidence against a per-son for having a hand in the mob justicewhich led to the death of another person,that personwill be arrestedandwill face thewrath of the law.

Public warnedagainst mob justice Parents of small children in Mfuleni have

been encouraged to enrol their children indaycare centres rather than locking themup and leaving them alone at home.This advice was given to parents by the

local police during a visit to one of the day-care centres in the area last week.Mfuleni police officialswere addressing

parents at the Jabulani Daycare Centre intheBardale informal settlement onFridaywhere they also warned parents not toleave the children in the care of their sib-lings. “When the children are at crèche,it minimises the risks of them goingmiss-ing,” said police spokesperson CaptainNomathemba Muavha.The Jabulani Daycare Centre has 44

children aged three months to five years.Ntombekhaya Sifuba, owner of the new

crèche, said she noticedmany children onthe streetswho are left unattended and de-cided to use her home and start a crèche.Sifuba, who loves children, went on to

study Early Childhood Developmentwhich made it easier for her to start thecrèche. She also often helps mothers whohave to leave their children for a day.“The police visited her (Sifuba) and

handed over some toys, books to read, puz-zles and blankets. We also had a talk onsafety,” Muavha said. The daycare centreis still in need of cots, tables and chairs.V Anyone wishing to assist can contact the Mfuleni police on 021 909 9593.

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A delegation of cleaners and gardeners em-ployed by outsourced companies at Univer-sity of the Western Cape (UWC) held a “si-lent protest” demanding for immediateinsourcing and a minimum wage.

The protest follows a meeting with therector of the university on Monday 22 Feb-ruary where the protesters repeated theirdemands for immediate insourcing and aminimum wage of R10 000 per month.UWC spokesman Luthando Tyhalibongo

says the execu-tivemanagementreiterated theirposition thatUWC’s precari-ous financial sit-uation does notput them in a po-sition to affordinsourcing at aminimum wageof R10 000 permonth.

Tyhalibongosays their wagesubsidy and thestudy benefitthat the universi-ty is currentlygiving to the out-sourced workersrepresent thebest they can do at the moment, withoutcompromising the future sustainability ofthe university.However, UWC committed to look into

the position of temporary cleaning and gar-den workers who have not received theR2000 subsidy and the study benefit.

Tyhalibongo says the workers left themeeting peaceful, but congregated in frontof the administration building, singing gen-erally in a peaceful manner, albeit that lit-

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“The protesting group then proceeded tothe rest of the campus and we have con-firmed reports of classes being affected.They later attempted to occupy the libraryand set alight a wastepaper bin in the base-ment of the library,” he says.

As a result of smoke from the basementwhich entered themain library through theextractors, staff and students evacuated the

library. As a pre-caution, securitypersonnel weredeployed to pro-tect the adjacentRobben Island-Mayibuye Ar-chive and the po-lice then movedonto campus tomonitor the situ-ation.

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’n Groepvrywilligershet gehelpom dieTielmanMaraisparkop te ruim.

Bright sparks: Pictured here are the Western Cape’s top three learners of the EngenMaths and Science School (EMSS). From left is Sibulele Mgoduka from Delft, who tookthird place, Taskeen Ebrahim from Rylands Estate, top achiever nationally and in theprovince, and Thaakirah Arendse from Zeekoevlei, who was awarded second place.



The Kleinvlei police are investigat-ing an explosion in Blackheathwhich rocked a supermarket last

week.The explosion at the Austinville Su-

permarket in Vineyard Road, was thesecond similar incident to hit the store.

Last year the FNB ATM inside thestore was targeted.

The ATM was replaced by a CapitecATM.

On Monday Kleinvlei police spokes-person Captain Florina Muller said thisATM machine was also destroyed in thelatest explosion during a suspected bur-glary. The incident occurred in the earlyhours of Friday 19 February at about02:00.

“Four unknown suspects fled from the

scene moments before the police ar-rived,” Muller said.

An unknown amount of cash was sto-len as well as cash from the tills.

“The ATM machine inside the storewas bombed.

“The suspects gained access throughthe front door using a crow bar,” Mullersaid.

“No suspects have been arrested anda case of burglary and malicious damageto property has been opened,” she said.

The case has been transferred to theDirectorate for Priority Crime Investiga-tion (DPCI) for further investigation.

In September 2014 the same store wasalso robbed by six armed men.TygerBurger reported on the event in

which an undisclosed amount of moneywas stolen from the premises.

No shots were fired during the attackand no one was injured.

Explosion rockslocal supermarket

A Wesbank teenager was arrested over theweekend after the police found a home-made gun in his possession.

Mfuleni police spokesperson Captain No-mathemba Muavha said on Monday theteenager (19) was arrested after he startedacting suspiciously.

“A black home-made firearm with twolive rounds was found in possession of theteenager who started to act strangely whenthe police approached him in WesteringStreet, Wesbank.

“The suspect was arrested and chargedwith the possession of a prohibited firearmand illegal ammunition,” Muavha said.

The police requested the community to

come forward with information that couldassist them in apprehending suspects thathave illegal or unlicensed firearms in theirpossession, Muavha said.

“There will be a monetary reward shouldthe police find the firearm and successfullyarrest the suspect,” Muavha explains.

Apart from this arrest the police alsomanaged to arrest a further 26 suspects onvarious other charges.

Muavha said several operations wereheld to apprehend these suspects. The char-ges vary between theft, assault, drunk driv-ing, the possession of dangerous weapons,the possession of prohibited firearms, do-mestic violence and the possession of drugs.

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Inanattempt to help curb cases of assault– especially on women and children –Kuils River police are planning to take

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selling liquor until late into the night con-tribute significantly towards these crimes.Last week Constable Tshepang Hoffman,

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ing a group ofabout 25 people atthe sector 2 crimeforum meetingheld at Kalkfon-tein PrimarySchool last weekThursday when hespoke of moreraids planned for these illegal establish-ments.Assault cases are still a major concern

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bodily harm, of which therewere 19 report-ed cases for January, Hoffman said, mostlyoccur in Kalkfontein, followed by Sareptaclose behind.“Most assaults occur over weekends and

are mostly caused by an abuse of liquor,”Hoffman said.He said the police are now looking at in-

creasing their raids at shebeens and clos-ing them over weekends.“We are looking at overcoming this is-

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the drug houses in Kalkfontein and gangsoperating in the area while others com-plained about thugs harassing and robbingpeople especially when on their way towork.Other issues highlighted at the meeting

were once again the lack of police visibilityand shortage of staff on duty during differ-ent shifts.

In his monthlycrime report Hoff-man also gave anoverview ofcrime, the com-mon areas inwhich it occursand the days it oc-curs most.In it, he men-

tioned that justone murder wasreported in the

sector for January as well as one incidentof rape and attempted rape.A total of 19 robberies were reported

along with 13 cases of malicious damage toproperty. Altogether 19 house break-ins insector 2, which includes Kalkfontein, Sa-repta, Mabille Park and Brantwood, werereported.Sector chairman Martin Burke encour-

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Koes, ‘sister’, want ons stry oor jou ‘k’MICHELLE LINNERT

@linnertmb

Raai, raai: wat is nie regtig ’n koek nie,pronk met ’n straat in Kaapstad watdaarna vernoem is, bestaan uit varian-

te waarvan een se wortels diep in Maleisiëbegrawe lê, en het ’n stropie – mét of sonderanys – wat daardeur loop?’n Koeksister, natuurlik! Of, as jy dan nou

van die Kaap is en die speseryagtige een ver-kies, ’n “koesister” – sonder die tweede “k”(dié heerlike eetding het immers Penzstraatin die Bo-Kaap tot “Koeksister-heuwel” her-doop gekry ...)Meeste mense wat enigiets van nuuskan-

toreweet, weet dat die vreemdste sê-goed uitdaardie inligtingsgrotte ontsnap of oor-en-weer gegooi word. Só was dit ook toe ’nklomp in die TygerBurger-kantoor op diedrukspertyd oor koeksisters begin redeneerhet.Die een van Bloemfontein wat lief is vir

kosmaak en darem sy “kardamom” van sy“kremetart” uitken, begin die debat deurewe dapper en vol selfvertroue te verklaar(tussen die klomp Kapenaars) dat daar géénverskil is nie.En hy haal boonop sy feite uit die Hand-

woordeboek van die Afrikaanse Taal aan! Enselfs met opperste opposisie, weier hy omhom van stryk te laat bring.Dít ontlok toe die gegons en ’n gejeuk wat

gekrap móét word: Wat is die verskil noueintlik tussen die twee?TygerBurgerwend hom toe eers tot die so-

siale media.Lionel Adendorf vat dadelik raak: “Koek-

sisters word gevleg, en koesisters het anysin enword dan in stroop gedoop en latermetklapper bestrooi.”Jannie Hennop (toevallig ook ’n Vrysta-

ter), sê: “Geen verskil nie – albei is water-

tandlekker.”Meer plaaslik stem Theresa Olivier

“100%”metAdendorf saam: “Dishoe ekhomook ken. My mond water nou vir die koesis-ter met anys, in stroop gedoop en geklap-per.”Ingrid Jones se antwoord is doodeenvou-

dig: “koeksisters word gevleg”. Punt. MaarJoanna Alexander meen ook “dis dieselfdeding ... net die uitspraak verskil”.Petro-ann Nicholas bring ’n hele nuwe di-

mensie tot die redenasie: “Michelle Linnert,dan is daar natuurlik ook die oliebol, wat inEngels doughnut genoem word. Dis sonderdie anys en sy tekstuur effens sagter. Dit hetbaie variasies – room, custard, met klapper,sonder klapper. Strooisuikerword ook somsin plaas van klapper gebruik”.Toevallig bak Nicholas oor naweke van

die sonder-“k”-soort.Moerieda Carolus en Quinton Adams

meendie een is gevleg enword “deur die tan-nies vir die tuisnywerhede gebak” en die an-der se oorsprong is in “ons eie kombuise,wat eg Bo-Kaaps is”, met “te veel liefde enstroop in”.Vir Kupido Baron gee die uitspraak die

deurslag: “Die uitspraak het te doen methoeveel tande jy nog oor het. ..” en volgensLizeMulder: “Ooee,Michelle Linnert, by dieGroenpunt-dagkliniek waarnatoe ek my maeen keer ’n maand vat, is daar koesisterssoos net ’n engel dit kanmaak! Jy sal my niemet ’n koeksister vermaak nie, maar metdaai taai, soet anys en klapperbolle ... Aiman, dan vergeet ek gerieflikheidshalwevan diabetes en vetrolle en alles anders!”Volgens Wilma Paulse, ’n gerekende Mos-

lem-kok, het die “koesister” met sy donker-bruin velletjie ook speserye soos neut, ka-neel en gemmer in.“En die gevlegtes is twisteesmet nét anys,

liggies gestroop en in klapper getol”.

Sy sê “bollas” weer, is rond met korentein en gesprinkel met versiersuiker. “Koek-sisters is ook gedraai, maar amper hol bin-ne, wat dan in koue stroop gedoopword,metgeen klapper”.Volgens Charlene Fourie is die verskil se-

manties: “Koesister is maar net streektaal,soos ‘vadoek’, vir ‘afdroogdoek’.”Die Kalahari-joernalis Anena Burger ant-

woord van daar doer bo uit die hittegolwe:Sy ken die een sonder die “k” as ’n “curly”.“My ma het hulle aan kafees gesmous.

Hulle is vir haar deur ’nMoslem-bakkery inEersterivier gebak. Sover ek weet is hulleoorsprong uit die Bo-Kaap,” sê sy.“Hulle is sag aan die binnekant en in

stroop en klapper gedoop met ’n bietjie ka-neel. Op sy lekkerste as dit nog warm is. ’nKoeksister is die harde, stroopsoet weerga-we. Ek eet enige dag eerder ’n curly.”Volgens Anena is die beste plek in die hele

wêreld omwatertand-koeksisters te kry, ookin die Kaap.“Koesister of curly het net so een of twee

draaie, waar ’n koeksister gevleg is. ’n Koek-sister neem ook natuurlik die aard van dievlegter aan. Party mense vleg dit soos jy ’nvlegsel sal maak, met drie repe, ander weernet met twee.“Maar as jy nou jouself wil bederf, vra vir

Francor-bakkery in Parow of jy kan gaankyk hoe die vroue daar koeksister vleg. Eksê jou, joumond sal oophang.Hulle vleg daaikoeksisters sommer so met een hand en sovinnig ...”En op dié trant het die koeksister-kantoor-

kaskenade toe nog ’n hele ruk lank aange-hou.Maar wat is ’n argument dan nou ook son-

der die nodige feite ter stawing?TygerBurger het die hulp van Fatima Sy-

dow, ’n baie bekende kenner van Maleisekookkuns en kookboekskrywer, wat ook ge-reeld van haar resepte met koerantlesersdeel, gekontak om lig op dié klapperige saakte werp.“Ons het grootgeword met die koeksisters

op ’nSondag.Mymahet dit destyds verkoop.Vir die navorsing vir my kookboek is ek naons oueres om te hoor hoekom dit juis op ’nSondag verkoop is.“Dit blyk toedat omdat almal groot gekook

het vir Sondagmiddagete, die koesisters ge-bruik is om solank die gaatjie in maag tevul!” vertel sy.“Diemense sou uit die kerk kom in die Bo-

Kaap en dan hul koesisters koop. Dit het ’ngroot tradisie geraak.”Sy sê die enigste verskil tussen die twee,

behalwe vir die vorm, is dat die Kaaps-Ma-leise mense oneindig lief is vir speserye!“Ja nê, ons voeg speserye by amper alles.

Dis ’n amper genetiese geurbasis – wat onskan onthou. Dis iets waarnamense smag. O,en die eintlike woord ís inderdaad koeksis-ter, met die tweede “k”, maar omdat mensestreeksdialek praat, spreek hulle dit op ’n‘lui’ manier uit.“Dismaar die enigste verskil. Daar is baie

kookpuriste en -snobs, maar daar is geen re-de hoekom daar hoegenaamd ’n onderskeidgetref hoef te word nie.“Ons moet aan tafel sit en bloot geniet en

vier wat voor ons is. Elke kossoort het sy eieverhaal.”V Met watter variant van dié heerlike eetding het onslesers grootgeraak? Laat weet ons gerus by brie[email protected] koeksister se “suster”, die koesister. FOTO: THERESA OLIVIER

Fatima Sydow


Police have appealed to fire-arm owners to apply for re-newal at least 90 days beforethe expiry date.According to a statement

fromnational police, the pur-pose of renewing a firearm li-cence or permit is to deter-mine if a person still com-plies with the provisions ofthe Firearms Control Act of2000 and the Firearms Con-trol Regulations in order toensure effective control andresponsible firearm and am-munition ownership.All applications for the re-

newal of a licence or permitto possess a firearm are sub-ject to the provision that theapplicant must be in posses-sion of a valid and relevantcompetency certificate. Anyperson who wishes to renewtheir licence to possess a fire-arm, to deal in firearms, tomanufacture firearms or to

conduct business as a gun-smith, must – at least 90 daysbefore the expiry date of thelicence – apply for the renew-al of the applicable licence aswell as a renewal of the com-petency certificate.Whereas some of the re-

quirements are that the ap-plicant must be a South Afri-can citizen or a permanentresident, be above 21 years,be gainfully employed, andmore, it is advisable for theapplicant to get in touchwiththe designated firearm offi-cer at their nearest police sta-tion for clarity on any part ofthe information or to visitthe SAPS website.All applicants are required

to produce a competency cer-tificate for that category,identity document or proof ofpermanent residency, andproof specific for that catego-ry of licence/s.

Renewal process starts

Mothers and daughters got together at the De Kuilen Primary Schoolrecently to celebrate the school’s annual Mother and Daughter Morning.

Mothers joindaughters forspecial dayMoms and daughters got

together at theDeKuilenPrimary School recently

to celebrate the school’s annualMother and Daughter Morning.At the event 250 mothers and

daughters spent themorning to-gether bonding over some funand games, Phillipine Theron,educator, said.The theme this year was Can-

dy Land and the guests had towear white with a splash of col-our.“Daughters had the opportu-

nity to express their grateful-ness towards their mother foreverything they do and help

them with. Guests could filltheir tummies with delicioussnacks prepared by Elise Littlefrom Lisa Jane Home Bakes,”Theron added.She said mothers and their

daughters could also take pho-tos together in a photo boothsupplied by Pie in the Sky,where they could put on somefunny props and take thememo-ries they made home.“The morning also consisted

of fun games and the day endedoff with a fun Zumba dance. Themorningwasahuge success andwe look forward to next year,”Theron said.

The theme for this year’s event was Candy Land and the guests hadto wear white with a splash of colour, organisers say.

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Representations must be lodged in writing with the Authority and the designated liquor officer in accordancewith section 39 of the Act.

Hiermee word kennis gegee dat die volgende aansoeke om dranklisensies ingedien is by die Wes-KaapseDrankowerheid (die Owerheid) en by die aangewese drankbeamptes by die aangeduide Suid-AfrikaansePolisiedienskantore.

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Property owners will nowbe able to view the latestvaluation for 2015 of their

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completed the General Valua-tion Roll (GVR) for 2015 and itwas published on the City’swebsite last Friday.According to a media release

by the City, property ownerswill soon receive an official no-tice in the post or via e-mail, ad-vising them of the 2015 valua-tion of their properties.The City produces a GVR

once every three years. The per-centage increase or decrease onthe value of a particular proper-ty or properties does, however,not necessarily equate to thepercentage increase or decreasein future rates payments, IanNeilson, the City’s executivedeputy mayor, said.The City’s GVR is based en-

tirely on the market value on 1August 2015. The City valuermakes use of a computer model-ling programme called Comput-erAssistedMassAppraisal (CA-MA), which uses sales data, aer-ial imagery and other propertyinformation such as the proper-ty’s location, size, number ofrooms, outbuildings, generalquality and view to determinethe market value of a property.The results are then reviewed

by professional property valu-ers and adjusted if necessary.There is no involvement bypoli-ticians in the determination ofproperty values, nor may theybe involved in dealing with anyobjection to a valuation, wroteNeilson.

Market value or not?As the City’s GVR is based en-

tirely on the market value on1 August 2015, for the purposesof any objection to a valuation,the percentage change from thelast valuation is not relevant,nor is the impact on the ratesbill.The only consideration is

whether it is the market valueor not, Neilson continued.The rates adjustment will be

tabled at the end ofMarch at thestart of the public participationprocess on the City’s budget.Property rates based on theGVR for 2015 will be billed from1 July.As soon as the rate-in-the-

rand has been tabled, propertyowners will be able to use the

rates calculator on the websiteto determine the rates payableon their property as from1 July.“Property valuations are car-

ried out regularly to ensure thatproperty owners pay a fairshare of the total rates incomerequired to operate the City,”wrote Neilson.“Property rates contribute to

various municipal serviceswhich are for the benefit of allresidents. This includes disas-ter management services,roads, traffic and street lights,and themaintenance of commu-nity facilities and public spaces.

Economic pressures“Property valuations are not

done to chase a surplus or tomake money out of ratepayers.The budget needed for munici-pal services is carefully calcu-lated and property rates con-tribute to the budget,” he wrote.“We are mindful that we have

to provide top quality servicesand manage the City in a finan-cially sustainable and responsi-ble manner. We are especiallyconscious of the fact that ourratepayers are not immune tothe macro economic pressuresand uncertainties of our coun-try,” he said.If a property owner disputes

the valuation of their property,a well motivated objection inwhich the property owner mustprove that themarket valuationis incorrect, may be submittedby no later than 29 April to theCity Valuer. Objections may al-so be lodged via the City’s e-ser-vices or resident’s portal.Property owners can view the

latest GVR for 2015 by visitingwww.capetown.gov.za/proper-tyvaluations. They are also en-couraged to visit the City’s pub-lic inspection venues to viewtheir property valuation and toengage with staff on the infor-mation that the City has at itsdisposal, which includes thesales data for a particular area.The public inspection venues

in the northern suburbs are theconference room at the Bellvillemunicipal building (next toNorthlink College, oppositeSanlam), the Brackenfell coun-cil chambers and theminor hallat the Parow Civic Centre.The venues are open from

08:15 to 15:45 on week days.V Phone the call centre on0860 103 089 or send an email to va[email protected].

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Voters participating in the up-comingmunicipal electionswillbe able to register to vote on theweekend of 5 and 6 March attheir local voting station be-tween 08:00 and 17:00.The election is set to take

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‘Tick bite fever’ running highdays after being bitten.“Unfortunately, people

sometimes don’t notice thesymptomsor don’t even real-ise their dog has had a tick.“We cannot overempha-

sise the importance of seek-ing medical care quickly ifyou suspect yourpethasbili-ary fever,” she warns.FAW runs a basic dipping

and bathing programme inFisantekraal for townshipdogs from the area. Thishelps combat the problemand makes the dogs feelmuch more comfortable.“Andmost of the dogs real-

ly enjoy the attention,” Da-vies added.She says the correctway to

remove a tick is to use a pairof tweezers, grasp it behindthe head and carefully pull itoff without twisting, makingsure the head does not staybehind.“Do not cover it with pe-

troleum jelly, used motor oilor paraffin ‘to smother it’,squeeze it or try to burn it offwith a match – and do notwash your dog in jeyes fluid.This just causes the tick toregurgitate the contents ofits stomach – transmitting whatev-er disease it may be carryingstraight into you or the animal.“Once you’ve removed it, clean

the bite area and your hands andkill the tick by placing it in alcoholor tick dip, or wrapping it in tapeand flushing it down the toilet. Donot crush it with your fingers – ifthe tick is carrying rickettsia (very

Terra Bombela, a matric learner who lives inthe Fisantekraal informal settlement, is oneof the unpaid volunteers who assists withdipping every weekend and in schoolholidays. “He is indispensable as hebasically runs the bathing container for us,”Jennifer Davies of FAW says.

An exponential growth in thenumber of ticks, tick-infest-ed animals and dogs suffer-

ing from biliary fever (commonlyknown as “tick bite fever”) hasbeen reported recently.Jennifer Davies, spokesperson

for Fisantekraal Animal Welfare(FAW), says ticks are particularlybad this year, probably due to heat.“Dogs are coming in with their

ears literally full of swollen ticksand clumps of ticks on their bodies;it is extremelyunpleasant for these

poor animals.“Some animals, especially pup-

pies, become anaemic if they havesevere infestations. Even just onetick can cause biliary fever, whichis a potentially fatal illness. It iscaused by a tick-borne parasite,which causes red blood cell de-struction and damages organs likethe liver and kidneys.“Biliary cannot infect people so

you won’t catch it from a sick dog,but people can get a bacterial ill-ness from ticks,” she says.

Another illness called ehrlichiacan infect both animals andpeople,but this seems to be less common.“Keep your pet free of ticks, and

check yourself and your pets afterwalking in long grass, bushy areasor farmlands. Also ensure the areaaround your home and pets’ bed-ding is tick free.”Signs of biliary in dogs include

lethargy, lack of appetite, pale oryellowish gums and inner eyelids,reddish urine and yellow faeces.Symptoms usually appear 10 to 28

small bacteria) and you have anyopen skin, you could get sick,” Da-vies warns.V If you’d like to volunteer with FAW tobath and dip dogs on Tuesday or Saturdaymornings from 09:00 to 12:00, or wouldlike to assist them in any other way, sendan email to [email protected], phone 074688 1153 or visit FAW on Facebook or onwww.faw.za.org.A group of children patiently waiting for their dogs’ bath.


‘Felicity’ helps Frydays celebrate

A well-known televi-sion actress recentlypaid a visit to theMiddestad Mall inBellville to help themcelebrate Valentine’sDay. Melanie du Bois,better known for herrole as Felicity in the

Afrikaans soapie 7deLaan, visited withstaffers of the localFrydays restaurantand the centre’smanagement teamas part of an excit-ing meet and greetpromotional event.

The management team of the Middestal Mall posed for a photowith the 7de Laan soap star. From left are Moegamat Solarie(building manager), Tamaran Nortje (marketing manager), MelanieDu Bois, Desiree Benson (assistant manager) and Lamesa Modak(centre manager).

Here Melanie can be seen posing with the staff of the Frydaysrestaurant during her visit to the centre.

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There seems to be no satisfactory an-swers when it comes to money simplydisappearing from the accounts of Sas-

sa beneficiaries.Every week TygerBurger and our sister

publications receive numerous complaintsfrom the public about money that “mysteri-ously” finds its way out of their accounts.While the amounts that disappear might

not sound likemuch, they are certainly a bigchunk out of the budgets of the elderly andother vulnerable people who receive thesegrants.In one of themost recent cases, R280 disap-

peared from the account of an elderly manfrom Bellville. He and his wife are in their70s. Hiswife phonedTygerBurger in a panic,as this amount was part of their meagremonthly grocery budget.The woman complained that, not only

were they “treated poorly” by the staff at theSassa branch in Bellville, but they were alsoquestioned about the probability that themoney might have gone to airtime purchas-es. The couple do not own cellphones.“My husband sat there from 08:00 that

morning until 15:00, but they could not givehim any answers. They treated him like apig – as if he were uneducated and poverty-stricken,” she said.“The woman behind the counter asked

him if he had bought airtime. He said no, hedidn’t own a cellphone. Then she wanted toknow if he had bought electricity, and hesaid no. We do not buy electricity using ourSassa cards.”“Every month we draw our full pension

and put the money into a little bag. Then wework from that bag as we needmoney. I can-not believe people would steal from us likethis.”Bellville police confirmed fraud cases

were being opened against Sassa.“Yes, there is money disappearing from

Sassa accounts. Yesterday (last Thursday) weopened three cases of fraud made by elderlypeople,” said Bellville police spokespersonMajor Fienie Nimb.“The allegation is that money had been tak-

en from their Sassa account that they had notgiven permission for, such as for airtime,”she said.“Any person who has received confirma-

tion from Sassa that money had been takenfrom their account, without their permission,can open a case at their nearest police stationfor investigation.”

No controlSassa Western Cape spokesperson Shivani

Wahab said they were aware of money beingtaken via electronic fund transfers (EFTs),but that they had no control over what hap-pens to grants once deposited.Contractor Cash Paymaster Services (CPS)

handles these deposits.“Once themoney is deposited into the card,

Sassa has no control over how the money isutilised.”She said that the card system meant EFT

debits could take place, but that these couldtechnically only take place after the moneyhas left Sassa’s “hands”, and payment has al-ready occurred.“The only deduction which can take place

before the social grant is paid, is a deductionfor funeral policy premiums, on request of thebeneficiary, in terms of Regulation 26A of theSocial Assistance Act, 2004,” she said.“Sassa is aware of the numerousEFTdebits

which are taking place, and has instituted anumber of actions, together with the Depart-ment of Social Development (DSD),” she said.This includes a task team to investigate

how to protect beneficiaries from being ex-ploited.“Many of the EFT debits are in fact not ille-

gal – if itwere so, itwouldbe relatively easyto stop the activity. However, the actionsare certainly immoral andnot supported inany way by either the DSD or Sassa,” Wa-hab said.She added there was a dispute resolution

mechanism in place to deal with the proc-esses Sassa staff can follow to help granteeswhen unauthorised EFT debits occur.“All social grant beneficiaries are sus-

ceptible to ... marketing of financial prod-ucts, not only the elderly.Wehave receivednumerous complaints fromcaregiverswhoreceive the child support grant who havealso experienced this challenge,” she said.“Sassa is doing everything it can to en-

sure that any social grant beneficiary whocomplains about EFT debits off their socialgrant is promptly assisted.”She said beneficiaries should not make

any financial commitments by respondingto cellphone marketing that encouragesthem “to key in numbers, or to agree tele-phonically for the purchase of products”.“Beneficiaries should also avoid taking

loans or policies, especially where they donot understand the terms of the repay-ments,” she said.

Call Sassa helplineShe added beneficiaries should not use

their Sassa card as security to loans, re-spond to cellphone SMSes offering prod-ucts such as airtime, electricity and otherfinancial products, or authorise any deduc-tions except for the single legislative andSassa approved funeral policy – thatshouldn’t exceed 10% of the entire grantvalue.“To see the money being eroded through

financial service providers whose purposeis financial gain, is extremely concerning.”V Beneficiaries can call the Sassa helpline on0800 60 10 11, and should not go directly to CPSor Grindrod Bank.

‘Finance sharks the culprits’

An avid nature conservationist and Miss Earth SouthAfrica ambassador Andrea von Gunten, originallyfrom Durbanville, is planning to cycle 109km in the up-coming Cape Town Cycle Tour to collect one tree perkilometre covered.Andrea, who attended primary and high school in

Durbanville, but now lives in Kenilworth, challengescyclists and supporters to donate or sponsor a tree forthis important cause.“This will be my third ‘Argus’ that I’m riding and I

thought instead of just riding it, why not ride it for acause,” she says.All the trees will be planted at schools in underprivi-

leged communities, community centres, old age homesor any place in the Western Cape that needs greeningand upliftment.

“This project is about bringing communities and peo-ple together and I want to be an example that you cantake any ordinary event and turn it into something ex-traordinary. Small initiatives like this can turn intosomething great and that’s what I hope to achieve withthis,” she says.Shewill be cyclingwithher father, Peter vonGunten,

and her sister, Melanie. “My dad has always been myinspiration as this is his 15th Cape Town Cycle Tour.He is the reason my sister and I are cycling today.”Only indigenous trees such as Wild Olive, Grevias,

Virgilia Oroboides and fruit trees will be suitable. Sug-gestions of schools or organisations that are in need ofgreening are also welcome.V For more details, call Andrea on 084 017 5507 or send an emailto [email protected].

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“You see, the District Six music, itsoothes your soul.”Dave van Niekerk knows all

about the music of the “district”. In his hey-day, he appeared on stages around the areaas the drummer for the Paramount DixiesRhythmBand. Now, in his eighties, “Oupa”,as he is affectionately known, is keeping thespirit of District Six alive by taking itssounds around the world.“You can’t resist the music,” Oupa says.

“The rhythm; the beat – it’s so fantastic, itkeeps you hopping.”This year marks the 50th anniversary of

the forced removals from District Six, butOupa is one of a few people who have beenable to move back to the area. Against thesoundtrack of his favourite SammyWitbooicassette, Oupa settles into his seat in hishouse in Pontac Street to share some of hismemories.Oupa’s late father was an all-round musi-

cian. Music and all things creative seem torun in their family. Naturally Oupa and hisbrother Matt picked up instruments andplayed together for the Paramount Dixies.When he wasn’t playing with his own bandhe was on stage helping other acts.“Musicwas all aroundDistrict Six,” he re-

calls. “If you didn’t hear it in the streets, youheard it in the houses or the halls.”Besides performances at local weddings

and dance halls, the Paramount Dixies oftenplayed at old age homes and even enter-tained the patients at Valkenberg Hospital.“It boosts their morale,” he says of these

special shows. “When you go play at Valken-berg, you take it for granted that these peo-ple are ‘loony toony’– but let me tell you,each tune we played, the steps were there.”Oupa fondly recalls having to perform

“Hasie” three times in one show because it

was a favourite among the patients.The group often arranged outings, taking

their fans with them when they went ontour. They’d travel in trucks, which weremore reliable than buses, but meant they’dhave to travel without bathroom breaks astruck drivers weren’t allowed to drive

through the night.“Going with the band and travelling pla-

ces was fantastic, you know; we met a lot ofpeople.”Back home he recalls the gangs The

Globes and The Jesters.“They used to fight under themselves;

they didn’t worry about me and you.”The Paramount Dixies would give them

demos at the swimming baths before theycame to watch their shows. The shows wereoften at one of the many theatres in the dis-trict.Oupa was fond of the Star Bioscope which

he says showed all the film stars fromabroad.“If you wanted to know if you can sing or

dance: if you pass out at the Star Bioscope,you’re tops.” Sitting downstairs, under thebalcony at the theatre wasn’t an option.“You had to sit deep in, otherwise themob

upstairs – they sommer wee on you.”During the day he could sometimes be

found near Buchanan Square, which used tobe a sweets factory. “We’d stand in FrancisStreet and they’d throw the sweets down.”Some workers even smuggled chocolatesand liquorice sweets out in their clothes.“That was fun.”While the band was separated with the

forced removals, they would still get togeth-er occasionally to play in their backyards.“The music goes on.”Oupa even travelled to New Zealand to

share themusic of District Six. He points outthat the New Zealanders have always beensupportive of musicians from the districtsince being exposed to it through DistrictSix: The Musical.“There’s something aboutDistrict Sixmu-

sic and its vibe: you can’t sit on your noodle;you must shake your booty.”Oupa urges parents to share their culture

and music with their children so that themusic can live on in future generations.“The unity, the passion, the love for each

other…” this is how Oupa remembers thespirit of District Six.V Capetonians can experience this spirit with DavidKramer’s new musical: District Six – Kanala. Theshow is on at the Fugard Theatre until Sunday 22May and tickets are available at Computicket.

Oupa keeps District 6 music aliveDave vanNiekerk with aphoto of theParamountDixies RhythmBand.


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Some 52 000 counterfeit DVDs and CDswere destroyed in Brackenfell on Fridayby the Films and Publication Board (FPB).

The confiscated goods, connected to 46criminal cases, were accumulated in theWestern Cape over a period of about fourmonths.

Piles and piles of counterfeit goods weremanually fed into aheavy-duty shredder inBrackengate Industrial Park.

In an interview with TygerBurger, theFPB regional coordinator for Cape Town,Clive Borman, explained the detrimentalaffect the counterfeit market has on thefilm and entertainment industry.

“The industry loses millions of rand an-nually.

“The goods being destroyed here today

account for a R5 million loss; we do thisquarterly,” he said.

Take for instance the latest Leon Schu-ster film, Schuks! Pay Back The Money!

“Before the movie was released in 2015,there were literally hundreds of piratedcopies available on street corners in CapeTown for between R10 and R20 a copy.

Due to the extent of the big scale piracy,local producers, actors, artists and em-ployees involved in the production of thisfilm suffered losses,” he says.

“Why would consumers pay R200 forthe movie at say Musica or up to R55 toview the movie only once at the cinema?

“And therein lies the problem,” saysBorman.

As longas there is a demand, theunend-ing supply will continue, costing the in-dustry billions. The same applies to thecountless video shops that have closed

down in Cape Town in recent years. “Con-sumers won’t pay to hire it if they can ownit for half the price.”

Sadly, the economic ramifications on thecountry in terms of job losses are devastat-ing.

In recent years, says Borman, the majori-ty of perpetrators selling pirated materialwere foreigners coming into South Africalooking to make a quick buck.

Although the FPB has its own complianceunit, they don’t have arresting rights, saysBorman, and therefor they have to work injoint operations with the police and CapeTown law enforcement units.

Counterfeiters will download the moviefrom the internet and go into mass produc-tion at so-called counterfeit productionhouses around the city.

“It’s during clampdown operations atthese houses where the counterfeit items

are confiscated.”In terms of the Counterfeit Goods Act

perpetrators are fined up to R5000 per itemor a prison term for three years, or both.

In the case of second or third convic-tions, the fine in respect of each item canbe up to R10 000 or five years’ imprison-ment.

‘Pirate’ DVDs of R5m destroyed

Reginald September shredding counterfeitgoods. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

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Yesterday (Tuesday) marked thesecond day of the City’s Drop a Block waterconservation campaign.

The campaign is the initiative of the De-partment of Water and Sanitation (DWS)and aims to help households save water.

For the next five days 40 young peoplefrom Belhar and Kensington will be distrib-uting and demonstrating the Drop a Blocksystem in the household toilets.

According to the provincial minister ofwater and sanitation, Nomvula Mokonyane,this initiative is in line with the NationalWater Resource Strategy 2, which is advo-cating the need to minimise water wastage,

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Thabo Masike, manager of water use effi-ciency at DWS, says the Drop a Block systemis able to save two litres of water per flush.

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The DWS states the prolonged lower-than-normal rainfall since last year has put a lotof pressure on water resources across theprovince and the rest of the country.

According to the weather bureau, the dryweather will most likely persist over two tothree months and the province will receivelate winter rainfall. This has resulted in a

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Woensdag, 24 Februarie 2016 SPORT TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & BlueDowns 19

STEHAN SCHOEMAN

It is hard to think that after only one yearof practising karate, Robyn Petersen willrepresent her country at the Kimura Shu-

kokai Karate World Championship in Ger-many come July.The 32-year-old karateka from the North-

pine Samurai School of Karate in Kraaifon-tein is living proof that with hard work anddedication the sky is the limit.Fellow karateka at the club, Sensei Caleb

Howard, will compete on the internationalstage for the seventh time and his experi-encewillmost certainly assist Robynduringher debut.“When I started doing karate last year I

immediately fell in love with the sport. Ihave really worked hard and dedicated a lotof time to improve myself.“It is such an honour to know that I will

represent my country in Germany. Havingby my side someone like Caleb, who has theexperience, will certainly be valuable forme– especially now when we pick up the train-ing intensity,” says Robyn.Caleb has competed in Switzerland, Portu-

gal, USA, Turkey, Ireland and Sun City.“It’s always special to represent your

country and it lifts your spirits to give yourabsolute best,” he says. “I havebeenvery im-pressed by Robyn, to say the least. It is notevery day that someone gets their nationalcolours in their very first year.“We are really on track with our prepara-

tion. Sensei Chris Ensil (7th dan) is one ofthe best in the business and he is putting usthrough gruelling workouts. The excite-ment and nerves will come, but for now weare focused on the job at hand and that is tobe prepared to the best of our abilities,” says

Caleb.These two stars of the Northpine dojo are

also giving back and sharing their expertiseby giving classes to the next wave of up andcoming karate stars.“I have been teaching junior classes for

eight years now, and love every minute ofit. I take pride in the fact that I can help formthe next generation of karateka,” saidCaleb.There is however one big hurdle for these

two karateka. They each need to raise R30000 in order to compete, which covers alltheir costs.V If any individual or company would like to supportthem financially, phone Robyn on 082 977 9090 orCaleb on 084 215 4047.

Hard work takes localkarateka to Germany

Robyn Petersen and Caleb Howard ready tocompete in Germany.

SAREL BURGER

Durbanville en Brackenfell se o.19A-krie-ketspanne het ’n besonder suksesvolleweek agter die rug met oorwinnings indie Sammy Bloch/Durbell Apteke-uit-klopkompetisie, sowel as Saterdag se Pe-ter Buttner Sport-ligakompetisie.In die kwarteindronde van die uitklop-

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DeKuilenuitgeskakel enBrackenfellwasmet 34 lopies Chesterhouse se meerdere.Brandon Buddon (Edgemead) was met

sy 56 lopies die vernaamste uitblinker indié weekdagkompetisie.Saterdag het die Durbies (120/8) met ’n

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baas teen HS Tygerberg terwyl Bracken-fell (146/5) met 5 paaltjies teen Fairbairn(145/6 gesl.) gewen het. Die spelers watdie beste vertoon het, was Tyron Telo(Fairbairn, 50), Peter-JohnFestus (Tyger-berg, 5/35), DuanVisser (De Kuilen, 4/25)en Nico Laubscher (Stellenberg, 41).Aan die wenkant in die Francor Bakke-

ry-liga vir o.19B-spanne was HS Bellville(t Stellenberg), Fairmont (t Durbanville)en Brackenfell (t Fairbairn).HS Bellville was in die Tertius Engel-

brecht Bouers-liga vir o.15’s, sowel as dieL & L Buttner-liga vir o.14’s, te sterk virStellenberg, terwyl De Kuilen se o.15-span, sowel as Fairbairn en Durbanvillese o.14’s die oorwinnings ingeryg het.Die o.15-uitblinkers was Kieran Rabie

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Durbies en Brakkebult krieketspiere

Brackenfell en Kraaifontein het Saterdagalbei wegholseges in die jongste reeks se-nior krieketwedstryde in die Boland be-haal.Brackenfell (126/3) het maklik met Ro-

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UWC is at the forefront of takingwomen’s football to the next levelwiththe introduction of the UWCWomen’s

pre-season Challenge Cup.The exciting new tournament will take

place from 11 to 13 March at the UWC sportsfields, and sets the platform for coaches andteams to prepare for the upcoming season.

Nathan Peskin, who is the head coach oftheUWCWomen’s Football Club, is the driv-ing force behind this initiative.“There is a tremendous abundance of tal-

ent in theWestern Cape that goes unnoticeddue to the unavailability of a serious plat-form where the talent and potential can beunearthed.

“It’s an opportunity for everyone includ-ing high schools, community clubs as wellas all registered clubs to participate,” saysPeskin.“It is inclusive of all spheres of the football

spectrum. The tournament will provide amuch needed platform for talent identifica-tion from junior u.15 level to senior women.It offers opportunities for possible allocationof scholarships fromuniversities through tonational and provincial team scouting,” hesays.Peskin says he hopes this tournamentwill

become an annual fixture on the calendarand be as popular as the Bayhill tournamentfor boys.The 2016 tournament will consist of 16

teams divided into four groups of four and

will play on a round robin first round.The top two teams of each group will ad-

vance to the final stages.Some of the top teams that compete in the

national Safa Sasol League will be one of thebig drawcards of the tournament.They include Spurs Ladies, Knights La-

dies, Dangerous Heroes, Milano Ladies aswell as the Cape Town Roses, who won thenational play-offs in 2014 and were beaten fi-nalists at the same competition last year.

UWC will also be serious contenders afterthey finished in the top five of the SasolLeague for the last three years. They are fur-thermore rated in the top four of nationaluniversity teams in the country. They alsoended as runners-up in the Varsity FootballTournament last year.

Peskin is one of the unsung heroes of UWCsoccer.“I have established various recruitment

platforms including local schools and theHigh Performance Centre in Pretoria, af-fording talented underprivileged scholarsanopportunity at tertiary educationvia bur-saries. We have also established a networkof overseas university coaches and have al-ready managed to send five students to theUSA on football scholarships,” saysPeskin.The entry fee for the tournament is R500

per team.Sponsors that would like to come on board

and help make this tournament a successcan contact Nathan Peskin on 076 030 1539or email at [email protected].

FOOTBALL: UWC GEARS UP FOR CHALLENGE CUP

Fancy female footwork

SAREL BURGER

TerwylBellville endieUniversiteit vanWes-Kaaplandmekaardie afgelopenaweekkoud-gesit het in hul eersteliga-krieketwedstrydin die WP, kon ook geeneen van die andervoorste Tygerbergstreekspanne met ’n oor-winning huiswaarts keer in die jongste

reeks tweedaagse kragmetings nie.Bellville (170/9 gesl.) het met behulp van

veralUweBirkenstock (62) aanUWK ’nwen-teiken van 184 lopies gestel, maar die verliesaan vroeë paaltjies moes die besoekers laat

walgooi en hulle het ’n onbesliste uitslag op118/6 afgedwing. Die kolwers van Durban-ville (156) het andermaal teleurgestel en hetmet ses paaltjies vasgeval teen WP-klub(81/4). Ook Edgemead (123) se kolwers kon

nie die mas opkom teen Montrose nie en ismet 8 paaltjies deur die besoekers gekou.Dieselfde geld vir Tygerberg-klub (96), wat

’n loesingmet 10 paaltjies teenClaremont opdie lyf geloop het. Noordelikes-Goodwood(237/8 gesl.) het uitstekend teruggeveg teenOttoman-klub,maar kon nie verhoed dat dietuisspan ’n vierpaaltjiesege beklink nie.

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