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The Western Cape Department of Com-munity Safety this week said it wasconcerned at the alleged trigger happi-

ness of some police officers.This follows the recent shooting incident

in which two staff members of the Americanfast food giant McDonald’s in Kuils Riverwere mistaken for criminals and shot deadby police.

The incident occurred early on Mondaymorning in Hindle Road near Mfuleni.

It is alleged the staff of McDonald’s weretransported in a similar vehicle as that of a

group of armed robbers who robbed a fillingstation in Kuils River earlier the same day.

The Western Cape Minister of CommunitySafety, Dan Plato, shared his sympathy withthe family, friends and colleagues later theday.

“It is reported that two restaurant employ-ees have been killed and others woundedwhen the police allegedly opened fire on avehicle they were being transported in. Thedetails of the incident are concerning and Itrust the Independent Police InvestigativeDirectorate (IPID) is already busy with athorough investigation,” Plato says.TygerBurger learned that the shooting in-

cident occurred near the Delro residential

area in Blue Downs.Provincial police spokesperson Lieuten-

ant-Colonel André Traut confirmed that arobbery had occurred during the earlyhours of Monday at a petrol filling stationin Kuils River, which led to two subsequentincidents later in the morning in which fourpeople were killed and several others in-jured.

“These incidents are now subject to an IP-ID investigation and this office will not beelaborating on the detail at this stage,” saidTraut.

Robbie Raburabu, spokesperson for IPID,responded saying the police allege that theywere following up on a robbery at the Caltex

filling station in Grove Street, Kuils River,when a chase towards Mfuleni and subse-quent shoot-out ensued.

“It is alleged that in pursuing a ToyotaQuantum which was used in a robbery, theoccupants shot at the police and the policereturned fire.

“Another Quantum which is thought tohave been transporting staff members ofMcDonald’s on their way home after theirshift, got in the way of the police which ledthe police to think that the two vehicles weretogether. Two of McDonald’s staff werecaught in the crossfire resulting in the twooccupants being killed,” Raburabu says.

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Die kanaal wat deur Spandau in Eersterivier loop, is ergbesoedel en gevul met rommel, wat glo deur mense daargestort word. Loretta Louw, ’n inwoner, sê hulle is raadopen wil hê dat iets aan die situasie gedoen moet word. Sysê soms word dooie diere ook in die kanaal gegooi – ietswat ’n gesondheidsrisiko kan inhou. Lees berig op bl. 3.

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Two of the alleged robbers were alsokilled in the other vehicle further away.Robert Daniels, spokesperson of the

province’s Emergency Medical and Fo-rensic Pathology Services, confirmedthe deaths and injuries.Daniels says three men and one adult

female suffered fatal gunshot wounds.Thebodies of twomenwerediscovered

in Parliament Street in Mfuleni and thebodies of the other male and female (thestaff members) were located in HindleRoad nearby.The ambulance services rushed six

other patients with gunshot wounds tothe Netcare 911 Kuils River Hospital.“The six were all McDonald’s staff,”

Daniels says.He said three were discharged the

same morning and the other three werestill being treated and were in a stablecondition.Plato said the shooting incidents deep-

ly concern him about what appears to beexcessiveuse of forceby thepolicewherecivilians are involved.“This is the second incident in recent

weeks where police apparently have

opened fire on innocent people due tomistaken identity or involvement in sep-arate incidents of crime.“There are toomany questions arising

fromthese incidentswhichcannotbe leftunanswered. As part of my oversightmandate over policing in the province Iam requesting a full update by the pro-vincial policemanagement onwhat theyare doing to avoid the loss of life, suspector not,when intercepting and investigat-ing criminal activities,” Plato says.McDonald’s South Africa chief execu-

tive officer, Greg Solomon, shared hiscondolenceswith the family of thosewhohad passed away on Monday.“Support is being provided to those in-

volved in the incident, the families of thevictims and the staff in the restaurant,trauma counselling will take place.“The safety and security of our staff is

of the utmost importance to us. We areworking closely with the relevant au-thorities in their investigation,” Solo-mon says. He added they were shocked,horrified and deeply saddened at thedeath of two of their valued employeesand the injuries sustained by the others.

Wesbank residents learnmore about fire safety

Ward councillor Cynthia Claasen, Zandre Allen, vice-chair of the LNOC, and Joseph Adams,coordinator of the LNOC, in Wesbank at the meeting last week where residents were informedabout safety around fires. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

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Afire awareness session was held inWesbank last week after a number ofhomes, Wendy houses and informal

structures were destroyed in recent fires.The aim of the session was to educate the

public about fires.Residents were given safety tips about

open fires, candles and gas cylinders.The session on Wednesday afternoon at

the Multi-purpose Centre in Wesbank wasconducted by an official from the City ofCape Town’s disaster risk management di-rectorate.The facilitator, Franquan Pietersen, ex-

plained to those in attendance what theyshould and should not do in the event of afire and ran a slide show and showed videoson other safety tips which included naturaldisasters.Brochures were handed out afterwards

which residents could take home, saidward19 councillor Cynthia Claasen.Claasen said she hopes residents read

through the brochures and acquaint them-selves with the safety tips.The information session lastweekwas or-

ganised by the Local Network of Care(LNOC), a body consisting of volunteers andnon-government and non-profit organisa-tions in the community.Joseph Adams, coordinator of the LNOC,

said the information shared at the meetingare very important due to the fact that fireskeep on occurring in the area.Aweekago ahouse and an informal struc-

ture burned down in Lovemore Street. The

week before that, three houses in VogelvleiMain Road were destroyed by a fire.

. This week (15 to 17 March) some of theyouth in the area will receive first-aid levelone training.

Mini workshop for abuseTeahmo social support services will behosting a substance abuse mini workshopin April. The workshop will take place on21 April at the Kuils River Golf Club atR30 per person.Seating is limited, so book early.

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Reliving the memories: Madeegha Anders(pictured) from the original District Six: TheMusical, Giempie Vardien, Neesa Abrahams, theMujahid George, Ekraam Cupido, winners ofKYKnet’s Sing in Harmonie choir competition,the Kenmere choir led by Lizle Gaffley andcomedian Waseef Piekaan will be showcasingmemories of District Six through music andanecdotes in Concert innie District at theJoseph Stone Auditorium in Athlone on Sunday20 March from 20:15. Tickets cost R120, R200for two or R90 for bookings of ten or more.Call Shameemah Jacobs on 072 714 9887 oremail [email protected] forbookings or more information. PHOTO: FERENCEISAACS PHOTOGRAPHY

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Mfuleni police are seeking the help of any-one who possibly witnessed any of the twoseparate attackswhich occurred in their po-licing precinct this month.Police spokesperson Captain Nomathem-

ba Muavha said the most recent attack forwhich they require the public’s assistancehappened on Friday at 22:30 in HalfwayStreet, Wesbank.“The police attended a scenewhere aman

who had a gunshot wound to the head was

lying in the street,” Muavha said.The deceased, believed to be 28 years old,

hada rucksackandwaswearingablue iden-tity top, blue striped skinny trousers alongwith a red and black cap and flip flops.The public’s assistance is also needed in

an attack case which occurred on Monday7 March in Ekuphumleni Street in Exten-sion 6,Mfuleni, where aman sustainedmul-tiple stab wounds. The victimwas woundedin the neck and chest and passed away

shortly afterwards. The man was lying onthe pavement in the street.The deceased was wearing a blue T-shirt,

khaki chinos trousers and blue Adidassneakers at the time, Muavha explained.The deceased had dreadlocks.Anyonewhowitnessed these attacks is re-

quested to come forward.V Contact Detective Constable Stanford Muthien on082 334 7486 or 021 909 9618 with information.The information will be dealt with discreetly.

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Inwoners van Spandau, Kleinvlei sê hulleis siek en sat vir die vuil en besoedeldekanaal wat vlak verby hul huise vloei.Die kanaal – wat vanaf Blackheath strek

deur Eersterivier – is glo lanklaas opge-ruim.Loretta Louw (58), wat al 13 jaar in Silan-

tistraat in Spandau woon, sê sy is bekom-merd oor haar gesondheid en dié van haargesin weens ’n stank wat alewig in die lughang en glo deur die kanaal veroorsaakword.Volgens haar is daar ’n konstante stank

– ’n stank wat glo deur dooie diere veroor-saak word wat in die kanaal gegooi word.

BuitebandTydens ’n besoek verlede Donderdag was

’n bed se onderdele, ’n boom, takke, die oor-blyfsels van ’n dooie hond, plastiek en ’nbuiteband in en langs die kanaal sigbaar.“Die kanaal is net skoon wanneer dit

reën, maar dan is dit tydelik.“Enige gemors lê hierin,” sê Loretta.Sy sê die besoedelde kanaal is al jare lank

’n probleem en dat dit onlangs onder die

raad en wyksraadslid se aandag gebring is.“Hier word huise se vullis uitgegooi.

Snags dan hoor ek hoe die mense vullis-drommeverbymyhuis stoot en die drommein die kanaal leegmaak.“Ek weet nie wie dit is nie en bedags is

ek ongelukkig nie tuis om te sienwie die ka-naal so bemors nie,” sê Loretta, wat self be-dags as ’n straatveër werk.

ToestandLoretta sê al die inwoners in die gebied

kla oor die toestand van die kanaal.“Die raad het gesê hulle sal dit opvolg,

maar sover het ek nog geen terugvoeringontvang nie,” vertel die ma van drie.Brett Herron, burgemeesterskomiteelid

van vervoer, het vandeesweek bevestig datdie StadKaapstad oor die kanaal se toestandin kennis gestel is.“Die kanaalword tenminste eenmaal per

jaar skoongemaak, gewoonlik in Septemberkort ná die reënseisoen.“Die opruiming kan tot November duur,

afhangende van die volume rommelwat onsmoet verwyder,” sê Herron.Hy sê mits die Stad se begroting dit toe-

laat, word daar vir ’n tweede keer by brand-punte langs die kanaal opgeruim, gewoon-

lik jaarliks oor Februarie of April.“Dusword die kanaal tenminste elke jaar

opgeruim, so ook al die ander kanale oor diestad heen,” sê hy.Herron sê die kanaal in Kleinvlei word

tans opgeruim.

KontrakteursDie gedeelte langs Spandau is laas in Sep-

tember en November opgeruim, sê hy.Die opruiming word deur kontrakteurs

hanteer. Noodopruimings word egter deurdie Stad se plaaslike paaie- en stormwater-depot hanteer, sê Herron.“Ekwil beklemtoondat dieStadalleennie

kan verseker dat die kanale deur die jaarskoon gehou word nie.“Die langtermynoplossing hiervoor is dat

ons inwonersmoet ophou om rommel in diekanale te stort,” sê Herron.Hy sê daar is verskeie stortingsterreine

waar rommel wettig gestort kan word.“Ons almal het ’n verantwoordelikheid

om ons kanale skoon te hou. Ons inwonersis die oë en ore op die grond. Ons versoekhulle ommense wat rommel onwettig stort,aan die Stad te rapporteer,” sê Herron.V Mense wat rommel onwettig stort, kan by0860 103 089 aangemeld word.

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Sy eerste rekening beloop R5 016 en ’ntweede R5 066.Dít is die reuse-skok wat Jacques

Lackay, ’n inwoner van Silveroaks, Kuils-rivier onlangs moes verwerk nadat hy ’nwaterrekening van meer as R10 000 ont-vang het – iets wat nie heeltemal vir Lac-key sin maak nie.Die rekening is in Januarie enFebruarie

onderskeidelik aan hom gepos.“Ek verstaan dit nie. Die rekening is ge-

woonlik R1 600. Die minste wat ons al be-taal het, was R914 in 2014.“Dis die eerste keer dat ons rekening so

hoog is,” sê Lackay.Lackay het die kwessie by die plaaslike

raadskantoor opgeneem nadat hy ’n twee-de hoë rekening ontvang het.“Die vrou met wie ek gepraat het by na-

vrae, het gesê sy kan sien iets is nie heelte-mal reg nie.“Ons is net drie in die huis: ek, my vrou

en ons seun,” sê Lackay.

Volgenshomgebruikdie gesinnie soveelwater dat die rekening in die duisende kanbeloop nie. “Ons gebruik nog al die tyd die-selfde hoeveelheid water.”Hy moes ook sy

plante ophou nat-gooi.“Ons gebruik nie

eens water om dieswembad skoon temaak nie. Daar is’n plastiekseil engazebo oor dieswembad,” verdui-delik die sakeman.

AmptenareLackay moes on-

langs R1 300 betaalom amptenare nasy huis te laat komom die watermeterte verwyder om ditte ondersoek en te toets.Die meter is Vrydagoggend verwyder.“Ons sal nou net moet wag vir die uit-

slae,” sê hy.Behalwe die R1 300, het Lackay ook ’n

verdere R1 500 aan die raad betaal om teverhoed dat die watertoevoer afgesny

word.“Ek sal die einde

van die maanddalk die res be-taal,” sê hy.Lackay probeer

vir eers omdie pro-bleem op te los.Hy sê hy wonder

of nog ander ledevan die publieksoortgelyke pro-bleme ervaar.TygerBurger het

die Stad Kaapstadgenader om kom-mentaar oor diekwessie te kry enprobeer vasstel of

ander gevalle aangemeld is.Ernest Sonnenberg, burgemeestersko-

miteelid van nutsdienste, sê die Stad het

onlangs ’n algemene toename in navraeoor rekeninge ervaar.Die navrae is oor die stad heen aange-

meld.“Dit kan toegeskryf word aan die twee

maande se rekeningbepalingsperiode oorDesember en Januarie – tydens die imple-mentering van die Stad se vlak 2-waterbe-perkingstarief, asook die hoë temperaturewat oor die tydperk ervaar is,” sê Sonnen-berg.

LekkasieNog ’n verduideliking is ’n moontlike

lekkasie by die betrokke eiendom, waar-voor die kliënt verantwoordelik is.Indien die watermeter foutief is, sal die

kliënt egter nie vir die rekening verant-woordelik wees nie, sê hy.“As daar gevind word dat die meter fou-

tief is ná die toetsing daarvan, sal die reke-ning aangepas word en gegrond word opdie historiese gebruikspatroon by die eien-dom. Die R1 300-fooi vir die toets van diemeter, sal dan aan die kliënt terugbetaalword,” sê Sonnenberg.

Skok van R10 000waterrekening

About 20 female staff members at the Kle-invlei Police Station recently took a bus tripto the beach in Bloubergstrand as part of aninternal imbizo.The imbizo was held on Friday, 4 March.The open air bus trip lasted until about

16:00.Captain Florina Muller, the team leader

for the day, said the programmes presentedwere on topics such as professionalismwith-in the police, family relationships and wom-en in police duty.

Kleinvlei policewomen enjoy imbizo

Female personnel at the Kleinvlei Police Stationrecently took a bus trip to Blouberg as part ofan internal imbizo.

Die jeug van die VGK-gemeente in Sareptabied eerskomende Saterdag ’n sportdag aanop die Laerskool Irista se sportterrein.Inwoners van Sarepta en die breë Kuilsri-

vier word uitgenooi om dit by te woon, sêMaryke Visser, organiseerder. Die hekkeopen om 08.30. Toegangsfooi is R5 per per-soon. Stalletjies sal ook beskikbaar wees,waar mense verversings sal kan koop.“Sportsoorte soos netbal en sokker en an-

der pret soos driebeen, eier en lepel, toutrek,armdruk, hoepels, boontjiesakkie en stilts-wedrenne is op die program, sê Maryke.

Inwoners uitgenooi na jeugvan VGK se sportdag

Die hele wêreld het op Dinsdag 15 MaartWêreld-maatskaplikewerkdag gevier, enons eie groothartige mensewerkers wasgeen uitsondering nie.Maatskaplike werkers van oor die noor-

delike voorstede heen, van organisasiessoos Badisa Trio, het almal op Donderdag10 Maart byeengekom ter viering van diédag.Dié organisasie lewer dienste in onder

meer Kuilsrivier, Bellville en Kraaifon-

tein, by die Durbanville-kinderhuis, Ra-mot, die Alta du Toit-nasorgsentrum enook elders,Diemaatskaplikewerkers het op die dag

op bewusmaking gefokus.Die fokus was ook op die voortdurende

belegging inmense temidde vanuitdagen-de omstandighede en finansiële uitda-gings, die belangrikheid van die beroep endie etiese kode waarvolgens dienste gele-wer word.

Badisa doen intussen ’n beroep op diepubliek om hulle te ondersteun deur in“omgee” te belê.Die publiekkanhul projekte ondersteun

deurBadisa sewebwerf te besoek virmeerinligting, of hulle direk kontak by die on-derstaande gegewens.V Besoek hul webtuiste by www.badisa.org.za ofbesoek [email protected], of kontak AnnemarieBezuidenhout by [email protected] of021 957 7130.

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Following a recent complaint by a Pen-hill Estate resident regarding air andnoise pollution in the area allegedly

caused by cement and concrete giantLafarge SA, the company responded thisweek claiming several steps are being takento help minimise pollution.TygerBurger reported on the matter last

week (“Penhill dust not settled”, TygerBur-ger, 9 March).

In the article ward councillor Bert vanDalen explained that several attempts hadbeen made to have the quarry relocated, butresidents were still battling to get this done.

This week another resident complainedabout the dust and noise, saying she fearsfor her family’s health. As a result of thecontinuous dust and noise problem, the res-ident and her spouse have decided to selltheir home.

This week Unathi Batyashe-Fillis,spokesperson for Lafarge SA, told Tyger-Burger that the company was doing its ut-most to prevent dust from blowing towardsthe quiet neighbourhood.

“Lafarge SA does everything in its powerto control, minimise and reduce the dustpollution towards communities in whichwe operate,” she said.

Among the measures implemented tohelp lessen dust pollution, the company en-closed all crushing activities – this way con-taining dust generated by the machines.

Other implementations include the in-stallation of water sprayers, the use of dustsuppression agents on unpaved roads, wa-tering unpaved roads continuously and theconstruction of a berm vegetated with largetrees between the quarry and the residen-tial area.

“We also submit a dust management planto the City of Cape Town regularly to ensurewe are complying with the legislation,” Bat-yashe-Fillis explained.

She said Lafarge SA has taken into con-sideration that the country has over thepast few months been experiencing excep-tionally hot, windy and dry weather condi-tions which have resulted in abnormal dustbeing generated this year. “We are howevercontinually seeking to improve our dustcontrol measures,” she added.

Batyashe-Fillis also mentioned that thecompany has dust monitors strategicallypositioned within the quarry’s perimeters.

In a previous interview with residents,some claimed that themachines at the quar-ry work right through the night. Batyashe-Fillis disputes this.

“Lafarge operates until 20:00 and does notwork throughout the night. Howeverwe areaware that Much Asphalt and Inca Bricksoperating within our premises have longerworking hours,” she explained.

Much Asphalt and Inca Bricks have alsobeen identified as some of the contributorsto the dust and noise pollution.

Asked about the extent to which they con-tribute, Batyashe-Fillis responded: “Whilstwe do not speak on behalf of our stakehold-ers, we are aware of complaints by commu-nity members levelled at Much Asphalt andInca Bricks. Given our commitment to-wards responsible operations at all oursites, we have engaged our tenants and arecurrently revising our contracts to be inline with our sustainability objectives.”

She said Lafarge will give feedback to thecommunity with regards to the outcomes ofthese discussions.

Residents and Lafarge meet every twomonths to discuss all issues between theparties.

Lafarge repliesto dust issues


Smiles galore atsports day

The Holy Cross Con-vent School in Bellvilleheld its inter-housesports day on 20February and therewere smiles allaround.

Below: Noela Nyonka (left) andChantel Dzikite are full of smilesin their dash.

Above:LiamSchwinzer(red), JaredBird (blue)and LalithaMomozabattle itout in therelay.

Right: Shiloh Flandorp (front) runsfull tilt with Eunice de Bruyn hoton her heels.

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daily activities such as a jumpingcastle, sand art, train rides, waterballs, slides and a trampoline.The reptile garden is also open

every day between 09:00 and 17:00at onlyR25perperson (free for chil-dren under 3 years).There is also a special snake

show on 23 and 30 March at 11:00.Entrance is also R25 per person.In addition, Stodels Bellville also

has the following hour long pro-grammes planned – all free:

. Treasure hunts onMondays 21and 28 March; colouring competi-tions on Tuesday 22 and 29 March;and “Go Potty” sessions on Thurs-day 24 and 31 March, in which youcan paint a pot and plant it up;Make your very own cactus gardenon Wednesday 23 March; Easteregghunt on 27March; and get crea-tive with a garden board and potmancrafts onWednesday 30Marchwith bead work and crafts on Fri-day 1 April.All activities are free and are

presented from 11:00 to 12:00.V Call Stodels Bellville on 021 919 1106 orMilnerton on 021 528 4000 or visitwww.stodels.com.

‘Eggcellent’activitiesat Stodels

Cape Town festival turns 18The One City Many Cultures Cape TownFestival turns 18 this weekend when theCompany’s Gardens will be turned into afestival hub from Saturday 19 to Monday 21March.Designed to cater for a range of tastes and

ages, the inclusive and free festival aims toreflect the many different cultures of CapeTown together.On Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 the festi-

valwill join forceswithCapeTownPartner-ship as part of City Walk Saturdays whichstarts at the Company’s Gardens.New to the festival programme is the clas-

sic pops music appreciation concert withperformances byErrol andAlvinDyers, the

UWC Centre for the Performing Arts, theJazzQuartet andRosaChoir, among others,on Sunday. Activities for this day run from10:00 to 18:00 and include visual art exhibi-tions, a market and more.Monday sees another free concert with

Youngsta, Jimmy Nevis, Vicky Sampson,Chad Saaiman and Lady Noir from 10:00 to18:00 in celebration of Human Rights Day.A Kiddies Zone will keep little ones enter-tained while food stalls will make sure theaudience is well fed. Picnic baskets are wel-come,but it must be noted that the Compa-ny’s Gardens remains an alcohol-free zone.V For more information about the festival and activi-ties, visit www.capetownfestival.co.za.

Chad Saaiman

Above: Lady Noir will be one of the actscelebrating Human Rights Day at the OneCity Many Cultures Cape Town Festival.


EASTER COMBO

RICHARD ROBERTS@richadjohn_rj

Kuils River police are on the hunt fora group of armed robbers followingthebombingof anATMinStellendale.

The police and security officers were dis-patched to the Caltex filling station in thearea early on Fridaymorning where the in-cident occurred.Provincial police spokesperson Consta-

ble Noloyiso Rwexana confirmed the inci-dent at the petrol service station and saidthat it had occurred at about 02:20.“According to the information we have,

five unidentified suspects blew up the drop-safe and fled the scene in a grey ToyotaAvanza with an undisclosed amount ofmoney,” Rwexana said.A case of business robbery is under inves-

tigation.Bassett Alarms said they also received a

call for assistance from the 24-hour conve-nient store. Their officers were informedthere were five armed suspects. The sus-pects managed to break the safe open usingexplosives, their report said.No injuries were reported.

V Anyone with information can contact Crime Stopon 08600 10111.

Stellendale ATM bombed

A convicted rapist will be spending 15 yearsin prison for his attack on a teenage girl twoyears ago.The 54-year-old man raped the victim on

24October 2014while thevictimand the sus-pect were on their way home to Wesbank.The man was sentenced to prison on

Thursday 10March at the Blue DownsMag-istrate’s Court.“Due to the age of the victim and the rela-

tion, the police unfortunately cannot re-lease the name of the convict,” Captain No-mathemba Muavha, Mfuleni police spokes-person, explains.The 15 year sentence had been welcomed

by station commander, Lieutenant ColonelFredJacobs,who encouraged the communi-ty to come forward and report these kind ofincidents to the police – whether it’s stran-gers or close relatives.

Police welcome jail sentence for rapist


Daar is verskeiemaniere om jou dors te les,maar deur ’n plastiek-vuurwapen te ge-bruik om ’n kroeg te beroof, is dalk nie diebeste opsie nie.Dít is egter wat die afgelope naweek by

die Kuilsrivier-rugbyklub se kroeg afge-speel het toe ’n kroegman glo nie twee biereaan een van sy klante wou verkoop het nie.Die klant, ’n 63-jarige man, het glo Sater-

dagaand omstreeks 18:30 twee biere bestel,maar na bewering nie genoeg kontant by

homgehad omdaarvoor te betaal nie, vertellt.kol. Dirk Rademan, hoof van sigbare poli-siëring by die Kuilsrivier-polisie. Rademansê die kroegman het hom toe net een bierbedien. Die verdagte het die kroeg verlaat,maar teruggekeer – dié keermet ’n vuurwa-pen. “Hy het sy twee biere geëis,” sê Rade-man. Die verdagte het die kroeg weer ver-laat waarna die polisie ontbied is. Die ver-dagte se voertuig kort daarna opgespoor.“Die bestuurder is in hegtenis geneemvir

dronkbestuur en besigheidsroof.”’n Plastiek-vuurwapen is by hom gekry

en gekonfiskeer, sowel as die twee biere.

Man eis twee biere met plastiekwapen


AVRIL FILLIES

Hoewel Kraaifontein se goue klong dieafgelope naweek wêreldgeskiedenisgemaak het, bly hy plat op die aarde.

Dís nou die 23-jarigeWayde vanNiekerk,wat nie nét die 400 m-wêreldkampioen isnie, maar nou ook rekordboeke herskryfhet toe hy die eerste persoon in die wêreldgewordhet omdie 100 monder 10 sekondes,die 200 m onder 20, en die 400 m onder 44sekondes af te blits. Hy het dié “driekuns”met sy rekord in die 100 m op ’n atletiekby-eenkoms in Bloemfontein voltooi.Sedert Wayde in Augustus verlede jaardie rekord van 43,48 sekondes by die Inter-nasionale Atletiekfederasie (IAAF) se Wê-reldkampioenskap in Beijing opgestel het– en afgereken het met Kirani James enLaShawn Merritt – is dié boorling vanScottsville op almal se lippe.Maar wie ís Wayde? Hy is die oudste vanvyf kinders en ’n student aan die Universi-teit van die Vrystaat met atletiek in sybloed. Sy ma, Odessa Strauss, was ’n nael-loopkampioen onder die destydse nasiona-le amateur-atletiekraad, wat op Vygies-kraal en in die Athlone-stadion hul byeen-komste gehou het onder die Sacos-vaandel.Sy pa, wyle Wayne van Niekerk, was ’nhoogspring-atleet. Dis juis in hoogspringwat Wayde in 2009 provinsiale kleure ver-werf het, maar twee jaar later het hy as ju-nior aan die nasionale senior atletiekby-eenkoms in die 200 m deelgeneem – én ge-wen.Ná ’n besering het sy afrigter, Ans Botha,voorgestel dat hy in die 400 m meeding, enhy is tans die rekordhouer in albei afstan-de. Volgens hom is dit makliker om jouwedren in die 400 m as die 200 m te beplan.Wayde vertel dat dit ’n eer is om erken-ning te kry vir dit wat hy doen, maar dieeer kom sy “ouers en God” toe.Sy ma kon nie haar droom om haar landte verteenwoordig bewaarheid nie, weensapartheid. Hy doen dit nou sommer na-mens haar, vertel Wayde.Sy is ookdie eenwat syvoete opdie grondhou en hom nie kans gee om met sy kop indie wolke te leef nie, lag hy.Wayde is ook nie die enigste kampioen indie familie nie: sy neef, Cheslin Kolbe, is ’nrugbyheld vir die Stormers en ookdieBlits-bokke, en almal ken sy spoed en aftrappeop die rugbyvelde van die wêreld.V Wayde is ’n nasionale skat. Stem u saam? Laatons weet by [email protected].

Wayde se‘driekuns’uniek inatletiek

Wayde van Niekerk het die naweek dierekordboeke op die atletiekbaan herskryf.

FOTO: GALLO IMAGES/ROGER SEDRES


The Western Cape Minister of Transport and Public Works, Donald Grant, the mayor of CapeTown, Patricia de Lille, and Cobus van der Walt, the regional manager of Sanral, at the sodturning event last Thursday morning in Kuils River near the R300.

Traffic problems relieved soonRICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

For years now motorists in Kuils River,Brackenfell and Kraaifontein havebeen moaning and groaning about bad

traffic congestion – something that couldsoon be a thing of the past.All of this is thanks toadevelopmentalong

the R300 freeway where the new R300/Bot-telary interchange is being built.The construction is set to last until mid

2017.A sod turning ceremony was held at the

site a week ago marking the start of the con-struction process.

The event was attended by several role-players, including officials from the City ofCape Town, the Provincial Government oftheWestern Cape and the South African Na-tional Roads Agency (Sanral).

The construction will provide quicker ac-cess for motorists from Bottelary Roadmov-ing onto the R300 to connect to, and from theN1 via two new lanes on either side of thenew interchange, the City said in a state-ment.

The development, worth R60 million, isone of many set to be undertaken in the cityover the next five years.

One of those at the sod turning event onThursday morning was Cape Town mayorPatricia de Lille.

“As a means to respond to the influx intoCape Town, the municipality decided to in-vest a total of R750 million which will bespent over the next five years to tackle con-gestion issues across the city,” De Lille,wearing a hardhat and reflector jacket, toldTygerBurger at the construction site lastweek.

The R750 million for roads and upgradesform part of the City’s congestion relief pro-gramme. Kuils River is one of the areas inthe city prioritised for this programme. Thetraffic congestion here, De Lille says, is the

worst in the city.The City of Cape Town contributed 52%

(R31 million) towards the project, and theProvincial Government of the WesternCape’s Department of Transport and PublicWorks 48% (R29 million). A portion of themoney was also donated by the private sec-tor, De Lille added – three local private com-panies donated R5 million each.“I am looking forward to have more such

partnerships,” she said.Donald Grant, the Western Cape Minister

of Transport, shared De Lille’s sentiments.“For us in transport it’s really about linka-ges and the partnership that has been facili-tated with the major partner being the Cityof Cape Town, ourselves, Sanral and the pri-

vate sector,” Grant said.He said in order to achieve goals such as

the current development, a partnership isimportant and often the only way of answer-ing the needs of the people.“Cape Town is one of the fastest growing

cities.“We need to pool our resources in terms

of meeting the demand from the variouscommunities,” Grant said.Other congestion alleviation projects in

Kuils River and surrounding areas includethe recent widening of Amandel Road at acost of R18m, the widening of Van RiebeeckRoad at a cost of R8.5m and Saxdowne Roadwhich is under construction at a cost ofR32.5m.

A man who admitted to the murder ofLee Adams, a teen whose decapitatedbody was found in the derelict FloridaPrimary, was found guilty of murderand beheading the victim.According to News24, Aljar Swartz

was found guilty by Western CapeHigh Court Judge Elize Steyn onMon-day 14 March.Steyn ruled that themurder commit-

ted in 2013 was premeditated.Steyn also found him guilty of three

counts of intentionally inciting, per-suading and encouraging men to lurea victim to Ravensmead. According tothe report Swartz seemed unmoved bythe judgment.“He calmly looked around the court

and was led down to the police cellsduring an adjournment,” the news ser-vice reported.

Last month, Swartz admitted to kill-ing 15-year-old Adams so he could sellAdams’s body parts to a sangoma.He admitted to strangling the teen-

ager at Florida Primary School in Rav-ensmead on 17 October 2013. Swartzthen stabbed him numerous times un-til he died.“Thereafter I decapitated him,” he

stated in the document handed to thecourt.“Although I consumed alcohol and

dagga during the day of October 17,2013, I could still appreciate thewrong-fulness of my conduct. I was a followerof Satan at the time,” Swartz stated.A security guard found the boy’s

body at the school.The teen’s head was later found in

a shallow grave in the yard of hishouse.

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Asoccer festival at the Strandfonteinsports complex starts on Saturday.The “By theSea” tournamenthosted

by Strandfontein AFC is expected to bringdroves of spectators to witness the 13th an-nual showpiece of u.13 soccer players com-peting for cup glory.The event has been able to attract clubs

from all over for a number of years to feaston and develop players by participating inthe u.13 event.At the same time a carnival atmosphere

entices clubs and spectators alike to share

in the thrills and spills of the soccer talentthe youth event brings.The launch for this year’s tournamentwas

held at the Strandfontein Civic Centre lastWednesday.The 32 teams participating were divided

into eight groups of four teams each.With major sponsors such as Coolag,

Strandfontein AFC has been able to not onlyhost the annual tournament, but improve onthe quality on offer for the young soccerplayers and their administrators.And with other sponsors like Umbro and

Jive, the organisers believe this year’s tour-nament will be the best and most exciting

one staged throughout its history.Previous winners have been academies

like Fish Hoek (2013), Ajax Cape Town (2014)and Old Mutual last year.The teams will be competing for R2 000 in

the winners’ section.The championship team will also receive

a floating trophy, a keepsake trophy and 20individual medals.The runner-up team will receive R750 and

a trophy. The losing semi-finalists will bothpocket R400 in prize money.In the plate section the crownwinnerswill

receive R500 and keepsake trophy while thelosing finalist will pocket R400.

The shield section champions will beawarded R350 and a keepsake trophy, withthe runners-up smiling to the bank withR300.Amongst the individual awards up for

grabs, the player of the tournament will winR250 and receive a medal and trophy.Likewise the goalkeeper, top goal scorer,

manager of the tournament as well as teamof the fair play award will also win R250, amedal and trophy.The tournament kicks off on Saturday at

09:00 and ends at 18:00 each day, except forthe Sunday at about 16:00 with the prize giv-ing.

TOURNAMENT: CLUBS RALLY FOR TOP SPOT

Soccer ‘by the sea’

ADRIAN PHEIFFER

Having cleared the gunge from their ex-hausts after the opening meeting of theWingfield Motors sponsored Power Seriesat Killarney last month, competitors arenow preparing to shoot the lights out dur-ing the second round on Saturday.Adding to the excitement will be the ap-

pearance of two top British drivers in theV8 Masters events. Stephen Young, who isbased in London, has become a regular inthese parts and it came as no real surprisewhen he won one of the races during thefirst round. However Pat Gormley has notbeen to the Cape before andmay need timeto get used to the track.One certainty is that neither of them can

expect any mercy from local hotshots likechampion Richard Schreuder, Craig Jar-vis, Franco Donadio and Charles Arton.Then, although it didn’t win, Dave Row-

ley’s historic VW Beetle captured thehearts of the spectators in the Fine Carevents, a category now sponsored by KentHomes. Giving as good as he got, Rowleyeventually settled for secondnot far behindGeoffBihl’s extremelyquickPorsche 944 S.Two others who endeared themselves to

the crowd that day, were 15-year-old For-mula Mygale driver Joshua Dolinschek

and Dee–Jay Booysen in his home builtFerrari (sort of) lookalike in the singleseater Formula Libre category. But whileDolinschek, who is the youngest main cir-cuit driver in the Western Cape, snatchedan overall victory, Booysen was only ableto complete one race and finished welldown on the points tally.It is going to be interesting to see him in

action during a (hopefully) trouble freeround. Nick Adcock was one of the mostprominent drivers who missed the firstround of the Makita Formula Supercarevents in order to compete in the Africa6-hour endurance race at Phakisa in theFree State.His stay-away was certainly justified

whenhe (andhis co-drivers)went on towinthe gruelling event in fine style.Moving on to the Crossley and Webb

Sports & GT events, if Adcock is at thewheel of the French Ligier that he drovein the 6-Hour, his battle with former title-holder Francis Carruthers (Juno SS3) andDawie Joubert in his Lotus Exige, could beanother one of the meeting’s highlights.With 18 races on the programme and a

plethora of new kiddie and family attrac-tions at Killarney, there should be some-thing for everybody at the complex on Sat-urday.

UK drivers seen in action in Power Series

The appearance of two top British drivers in the V8 Masters category at Killarney on Saturdayis certain to make the racing even more exciting. PHOTO: DAVE COLINS

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