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Women fight for right to safety Written by Dale Hes
In South Africa women often struggle to find access to the justice system. In cases of Gender-Based Violence, a lack of financial resources and access to quality legal services works against many women. For more than 20 years, the Women’s Legal Centre (WLC) has fought for the rights of marginalised women. An all-women team of advocates, attorneys and other legal professionals works in various areas, including the prevention of violence against women. “We have a regular and free service where women can come into our offices or call us to receive free legal advice. We also coordinate two free legal advice clinics in Khayelitsha and at the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court. If we are unable to assist women, we refer them to the relevant government department, non-governmental organisation, law centre or court,” explains WLC Director Seehaam Samaai. “In South Africa, women face grave violations of their rights to safety and dignity, which impacts negatively on women and society at large. We attend to cases that combat the infringement of these rights, and improves the access of women and (girl) children to state protection from violence, particularly sexual and domestic violence,” Samaai says.
The centre has achieved a number of victories in the courtroom which have advanced women’s rights and played a role in strengthening the legal system to crack down on GBV. In 2017 and 2018, the WLC was involved in the case against alleged sex offender Sidney Frankel. The court confirmed a change in the Constitution, which allows sexual
offenders to be prosecuted 20 years after offences were carried out. Frankel was alleged to have sexually abused a number of children in the 1970s and 80s. In 2018, with the assistance of the WLC, a landmark ruling was made in the case, when the court ruled that section 18 of the Constitution was unconstitutional, and that all sexual offenders should
be allowed to be prosecuted more programme, said that the centre’s than 20 years after an offence is programme will continue holding the state accountable to address the high carried out. levels of violence against women in The WLC was also involved in South Africa. developing regulations for the establishment of sexual offences To contact the Women’s Legal Centre, courts. Advocate Bronwyn Pithey, head of the Violence Against Women
call 021 424 5660 or email info@wlce.co.za
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WCED and partners observes World AIDS Day A World AIDS Day event at the Rosewood Primary School Hall brought together a committed team of NGOs, government, civil society, faith-based organisations, schools and the community to stamp out stigma, discrimination, treatment fatigue and HIV/AIDS myths and misconceptions.
South African youth (aged 15 – 24) remain the most vulnerable group in terms of HIV infection – over a third of all new infections come from this age group, with adolescent girls and young women at particular risk. But stigma, fear, myths and misconceptions still persist. The World AIDS Day event hopes to change this by offering the community easy access to free testing, information, counselling and other health services. It is a celebration of community, family, health and activity. (copy & pic submitted)
Orchid Seniors Christmas Party
Well-deserved festive celebrations were the order of the day as Orchid seniors gathered at the Thusong (Multi- Purpose) Centre for their annual Christmas party. For the past 10 months these seniors have been meeting at least twice a week for arts and crafts, board games, general chatter, sewing and other various projects. The Orchid Seniors Christmas Party brings community seniors together for a day of entertainment and fun! Those in attendance were able to enjoy delicious snacks of meat, cheese, fruits and vegetables, as well as coffee and tea. And the seniors were told to Celebrate the holiday season! (copy submitted)
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Residents from Mahogany, Netreg and Poinsettia Streets were alerted to a number of social ills which dogged parents and young people in the immediate neighbourhood. Community leaders spearheaded by Claudine Pretorius and Natasha Lodewyk decided to intervene and call a meeting to address some of these concerns. A group of twenty, mostly women gather and decided to hold weekly meetings where they could assist and support each other. To add further impetus to the program and to provide an outside perspective Angelo Coetzee was call in to facilitate a couple of parenting sessions, much to the delight of many. After every session, the group become more enthusiastic and henceforth committed themselves to continue to attend classes twice per week at Netreg Community Centre. The convenors Natasha and Claudine together with Angelo were completely overwhelmed by this response. And so much so, every week three senior citizens from the surrounding area were in attendance to share their experiences plus highlight their challenges. Those in attendance were empowered through a Personal Development Program and tasked to set personal goals to measure improvements whilst recognizing where shortcomings are needed. The trio of Claudine, Natasha and Angelo syndicated well as all three are familiar with a program of this nature and thus gave willingly of their energy and time. At an intimate get-together, Angelo, Michael Arendse (spiritual leader) and participants throughout the 3-month program were handed a certificate of appreciation. Not resting on their laurels, the group is determined to effect change and invites more men and young people to join them next year as they plot a course towards The Power to Change lies in Your Own Hands. (Copy submitted)
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I would like to take the opportunity to wish the Management and Staff and the loyal readers of Cape Flats Newspaper a Blessed, Peaceful and an unforgettable festive season. May the good Lord protect and watch over you during this holiday period. 2019 has been
a difficult year for many and I can hear you say thank goodness this year is nearly over; I do not want another year like it. As the year draws to a close one tends to look back, take stock and do introspection and resolve to make 2020 your most successful year yet. You must have the desire and a compelling reason and passion to achieve whatever it is that you want. It takes courage to say I’m
not going to quit until I’m living the life I dream of, because until you have had the taste of finishing you will not respect yourself. Make peace with your past. Some people are so busy trying to get over their past that they don’t have time to live their future. Remember time has a way of passing very quickly so get your action plan into gear now. Every day God gives you the opportunity of a fresh start with a
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clean slate in every area of your life. Open your heart and ask the Holy Spirit to point out areas of your life where He wants to give you a fresh start. In God there are no dead ends only places for new beginnings. We cannot change what happened in the past, but we can determine the quality of our future. We might not like the family into which we were born, but we sure can determine the
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kind of home in which we rear our children. I declare something is going to break forth before the end of the year 2019. I believe there’s no way you can go through another year in your life or business empty handed. I believe it is only a matter of time when God is going to open doors that was always there. Rev. 3:8 God Bless. Cell 0641339460
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The Pedal Power Association (PPA) holds road social rides every Saturday, from 6.30am, from Hill Park Lane, Mowbray. They are free, open to everyone including non-membersand cater for all levels. Contact Jannis on 071 671 6340 or email jannis@ pedal power.org.za for more information.
The Bonteheuwel Parenting Support Group will meet every second Tuesday, at the Thusong Centre, from 10.30am to 12.30pm Entry is free. Parents, grandparents and caregivers are welcome. Contact Kaasifa at the Parent Centre at 021 762 0116.
The CANSA association of South Africa will be hosting a cancer support group every Thursdays of the month at Athlone Library from 10am to noon. For more information, call Abeda Steenkamp on 021 689 5347.
The institute of Shariah studies is calling upon all ex-students and members who were present from the beginning until now to come forward. For more information, contact the institute at 021 638 11 00 or Ismaa’eel at 076 249 0498.
Parenting Support The Parent Centre will be hosting a counselling service for parents and surrounding areas on Tuesdays at the Grassroots Centre, 335a Klipfontein Road, Silvertown, Athlone from 9am until 2pm. Call to make an appointment if you have any parenting challenges or simply need guidance in parenting matters. For more information, call Carmen at 021 762 0116.
Trip The Blackheath Softball Club would like to call on anyone interested to join them on a weekend away to Montague Springs from Friday February 21 to Sunday February 23. Cost is R1250 per adult and R1000 per child 12 years old and under. For more information call Pauline on 083 670 5543 or Sharon on 060310 3211 of email Blackheathsoftballclub@gmail.com.
Summer School UCT’s annual Summer School programme, now in its 70th year, runs from January 6th to January 25th, offering the public more than 120 short courses and lectures on a range of subjects, including popular science, climate change, music, social issues and politics. Well known public commentators – such as Ronnie Kasrils, Steven Friedman, Dennis DAVIS, Pieter du Toit, Crispian Oliver, Thuli Madonsela, Ferial Haffajee and Iraj Abedian – will be part of the programme. Visit www.summerschool.uct.ac.za for the full programme. Tickets are available through Webtickets.
Donation The Animal Rescue Organisation’s charity shops need stock of bric-a-brac, clothes, linen, household items, garden ware and furniture. They collect weekdays but can try to arrange for after-hours collection if necessary. If you want to donate, call 021 396 5511 or 082 836 5880.
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work and thus have extra travel money available. If you buy lunch at work, you will also have that extra funds available over the holiday period. Do the calculation to see how much this really works out to. If you have that number in your head it should be a guideline of what you have to spend when you go Also keep in mind that you out during the holiday. will effectively be saving on the costs of going to work. If you are fortunate enough You will not be travelling to to receive a Christmas bonus, after your November salary. This is a serious test of discipline because it implies that by the time you receive your December pay, there should still be some of November’s salary left. By December pay day there should thus still be some of November’s salary left.
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Support for neighbourhood watches
The City hosted an information session for 288 accredited neighbourhood watch members, who were lauded and recognised as capable partners in the fight against crime. The session covered information on patrolling strategies and providing support during disasters. Neighbourhood watch members are often
the first respondents. It is essential that they know how to address concerns such as domestic violence, abandoned cars, vacant plots filled with thrash, and drug and gang activity. Finding This year, the City has made nearly R3 million available a purpose to support neighbourhood through watches for equipment such asart jackets, torches, bicycles and radios. The City also helps neighbourhood watches install video camera networks and share Page 16and provides information,
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The City has extended the period for public benefit organisations nonEdition -profit- 2 Novemberand 2019 organisations to apply for grant-in-aid until January 20, 2020. Changes to national legislation limited the City’s options for offering residents rebates. Yet the City has found a way to help these organisations despite this. The grant-inaid process is different from the rates rebate application process. Information on how to go about the grant-in-aid can be assessed on the City’s website at www.capetown.gov.za
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Matrics receive a spectacular send-off It is one of the most-anticipated events of the year. It’s a night for celebration, excitement and a chance to dress up.
• Belgravia High School • Rylands High School – Jordan February was all class and poise for Abdud-dayyaan Conelly & Britney Southgate her big evening. (Credit A Jacobs)
• Modderdam High School - Storm Bull, Imeraan Hamza, Chadley van Rooi from Modderdam with Luke of Athlone accompanied by female partners Zayaan and Mishka Heynes. (copy & pics submitted)
It’s an Aweh Summa at GrandWest this holiday
• Rosewood Primary School Prom – Grade 7 learners enjoying the spotlight. (Copy & Pic submitted)
Comedy / Theatre 22 NOV - 1 FEB│STARTS: 7:30 PM Nominated for 4 Fleur Du Cap Theatre awards, Marc Lottering’s smash hit show AUNTY MERLE THE MUSICAL enjoyed no fewer than 4 critically acclaimed seasons. And now the muchanticipated sequel is here: AUNTY MERLE – IT’S A GIRL!
Aweh Summa! Head down to GrandWest, Cape Town’s premium entertainment venue, for the summer buzz and all the fun and fabulous summer feels this holiday. GrandWest has a fantastic line-up of world-class shows, kid’s activities, festivals, competitions and local music talent that the whole family AUNTY MERLE – IT’S A GIRL! will love. is written by Marc Lottering, If you are wondering what to buy and directed by Lara Foot. your loved ones for Christmas, Musical Direction is by Trevino GrandWest has a variety of Isaacs, with choreography by spectacular local and internationals shows coming up that would make Grant Van Ster. wonderful festive gifts.
The internationally acclaimed Avalon Group, which first opened a cinema in District Six, marks its 80th year in the film industry with its new CineCentre multiplex that opened at GrandWest this November. Having this cinema reopen in Cape Town almost 50 years after it was unceremoniously uprooted from the Mother City during the apartheid era is hugely significant. Now you can see all the latest Hollywood and Bollywood movies at this state-ofthe-art cinema in GrandWest.
January. Bassmint and Charles B will be jamming on New Year’s Eve. To celebrate the Aweh Summa at GrandWest the Fun Park opens at the Sun Exhibits from 16 December 2019 to 11 January 2020 (closed on 24 and 25 December 2019). Here young kids will love the pop-up playground, with jumping castles, obstacle courses, cool characters and photo frames. There will also be an Aweh Summa Fun kids programme with face painting, puppet shows, dancers, mimes, jugglers, live DJs, magicians and balloon twisters to keep children of all ages entertained for hours.
If you love hitting the dance floor, Hanover Street, GrandWest drops the beats every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in December with some of the best local DJs, including Stan Mars, Dalin Oliver, Brandon Leigh Upcoming shows at GrandWest: and Dr Jules. Get your dose of live entertainment Natural Hair Festival: at the chilled Jackson Hall wine 14 December ‘19 and cocktail bar, every Friday and The ABBA Show: 18 January ‘20 Saturday night with some excellent It’s a Love Thing: 14 February ‘20 local talent. Charles B and Faze 4 Women’s Health Fit Night Out: take the stage in December, with 15 February ‘20 Amina and Signature SA on in Zonke: 29 February ‘20
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• 17 Dec Wits v Mamelodi Sundowns 19:30 Moses Mabhida Stadium
Saturday 14 December 2019 Steenberg United JDR Stars Athlone Stadium
• 20 Dec Wits v Cape Town City 20:00 Bidvest Stadium
Sunday 15 December 2019 Richards Bay Ajax Cape Town Umhlathuze Sports Complex
• 21 Dec Baroka FC v Stellenbosch 15:30 Peter Mokaba Stadium
Friday 20 December 2019 Cape Umoya United - Real Kings Athlone Stadium
• 21 Dec Chippa United v SuperSport United 20:15 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
Saturday 21 December 2019 Ajax Cape Town - Jomo Cosmos Athlone Stadium
• 22 Dec Maritzburg United v Kaizer Chiefs 15:30 Harry Gwala Stadium
Sunday 22 December 2019 Richards Bay - Steenberg United Umhlathu Sports Complex
January 2020 • 04 Jan Stellenbosch v Wits 15:30 Cape Town Stadium
• 04 Jan SuperSport United v Kaizer Chiefs 18:00 Mbombela Stadium • 05 Jan Cape Town City v Baroka FC 15:30 Cape Town Stadium • 07 Jan Stellenbosch v Bloemfontein Celtic 19:30 Cape Town Stadium • 08 Jan Cape Town City v AmaZulu 19:30 Cape Town Stadium
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• 04 Jan Bloemfontein Celtic v Orlando Pirates 15:30 Dr Molemela Stadium
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Saturday 4 January 2020 Mbombela United Athlone Stadium
Bonteheuwel Cricket Club Following a couple of seasons in the doldrums, local cricket club Bonteheuwel have certainly turn the corner in the first half of the season. Many former players return to assist with administrative duties allowing the players to get on with the
job of performing on the field. Thus far the balance has work wonders. The first team after eight league games occupy third sport in the 1st Division B section, way above Montrose a club of high status from these parts. The other two senior sides
are also performing consistently ensuring the club have real depth to compete throughout the season which ends in march 2020. The league campaign resumes January 11, with the first team away to Somerset West. (copy submitted)
Bruising encounter highlights second division clash
Swallows FC - Cape Umoya United Dobsonville Stadium Uthongathi FC - Ajax Cape Town Princess Magogo Stadium Friday 10 January 2020 Cape Umoya United - Richards Bay Athlone Stadium Saturday 11 January 2020 Steenberg United - Ajax Cape Town Athlone Stadium Friday 17 January 2020 Ajax Cape Town - TS Sporting Cape Town Stadium
Swimming
- A number of inter-club swimming galas are taking place between December and January. At the time of going to press, Swimming Western cape was unable to confirmed the times and venue. For details check there their Facebook and or contact your local swimming club.
Saturday 18 January 2020 Real Kings - Steenberg United Mpumalanga Stadium Sunday 19 January 2020 Royal Eagles - Cape Umoya United Chatsworth Stadium
Softball - A hectic festive fixture list awaits softballers during the Festive season. Matches are played throughout at the main venues across the Western Cape. Regrettable the fixtures could not confirm though safe to say full details can be obtain Action from the SAFA CT 2nd Division league match between Santos FC and FN Rangers played via the Softball WP Facebook and in Lansdowne on Saturday December 7. This hard-fought match was won 1-0 by Rangers. (Credit Rashied Isaacs) or softball clubs.
Saturday 25 January 2020 Royal Eagles - Ajax Cape Town Chatsworth Stadium Steenberg United - Cape Umoya United Athlone Stadium Friday 31 January 2020 Cape Umoya United - Jomo Cosmos Athlone Stadium
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►► Kader De Goede was voted best all-time sports coach in the various sports codes which he is the leading coach. Here de Goede receives his award from Mrs. Coetzee
►► Ward 50 Councilor Angus Mckenzie ►► Cameron Cowan and Toriq Akim who walked off with the award of joined top receives an award from DGLP Director goal scorer, scoring 28 goals in the 2019 Kader De Goede supported by Mrs. football season Coetzee
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►► Clive Carrolisen receives a special award from De Goede for his outstanding coaching abilities at the 2019 Cape Town City Dream 100 Tournament.
Awards ceremony embodies de Goede legacy The annual presentation of trophies of De Goede Let’s Play (DLPE) club did not disappoint. For the past five years founder Kader de Goede and his partner Ruschana have
not only build a club of high repute but also nurture young individuals from these parts into men of calibre. Since inception the club have competed and annexed numerous trophies at
Rygate Football District where they ply their football trade. Not far behind is table tennis and ladies’ football and players from these sport codes continue to excelled to ensure DLPE
remain a force to be reckon both on and off the field. The strong discipline structure enforced by de Goede and his management team epitomizes their desire to bring about a change in an
area where far too often huge potential goes unfulfilled. The award ceremony is just reward to those who have put in the extra effort to hoist the name of Bonteheuwel. (copy submitted)
SAB Men’s Regional 3rd Division FIXTURES Complex
Fri 13/12/’19 Nova Nacional FC vs Junction Rovers/ Kopana Astro UCT
Sat 14/12/’19 Woodlands United FC vs Cape Town United Elsbury Park
Fri 13/12/’19 Silver Spurs FC vs Goals 50 United / Hickory Road
Fri 10/01’20 Junction Rovers vs Bellstar United Heideveld Sports Complex
Sat 14/12/’19 Ocean View AFC vs Hanover Park/ Milky Way
Fri 10/01/’20 Greenwood Athletic Nova Nacional FC/ Solo Street Sports Complex
Sat 14/12/’19 Bellstar United vs Matroosfontein FC/ Symphony Park
There was no love lost between bitter rivals in the the SAFA CT 2nd Division league match between Santos FC and FN Rangers played in Lansdowne on Saturday December 7. This hard-fought match was won 1-0 by Rangers. (Credit Rashied Isaacs)
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Joshua Wentzel of Athlone Athletics tries to tag Durbanville’s Terence Le Roux on second base during a Major league game played at Vangate sport complex on Saturday. The A’s won 8-7 to make it a fifty percent winning record after four games. (Credit Rashied Isaacs)
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Sat 14/12/’19 Cape Umoya FC vs Crystal Palace FC vs Portugese Club,/ Milnerton Sat 14/12/’19 Bluegum United vs Cape Town City FC/ Bonteheuwel Sports
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