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Bontas community unite against unresponsive leadership & policing Uiteindelik!! Bonteheuwel het gister gewys wat in hom steek toe honderde inwoners byeen opgeruk het om hul misnoeë uit te spreek teen die meedoelose gang violence. Entrances and exits to and from Bonteheuwel were in a disciplined way cordoned off with no one allowed to leave and or enter. The area has been under siege of gang violence for the past two years or so. Yet throughout this period those in leadership with other powers have shown no care, concern or compassion for the challenges face by people on a daily basis. As is often the case, they (national & provincial leadership) rather play the ‘blame game,’ whilst the community are being traumatized. For a short while it appears the protest might denigrate into a
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chaotic situation as the police behaviour and brutality was once again exposed as they fire on innocent protesters, who merely were exercising their democratic right to protest. The police just don’t get it! You don’t resolve disputes and grievance through gunfire. When will they learn? The country’s President Cyril Ramaphosa and Police Minister Bheki Cele need to step in and start taking culpability. The uttering people must work with the police and ward councillor/ s are hollow cries. Dit is bewys dat juis hierdie persone hulself blootstel aan korrupsie, so reporting and or working with untrusted public servants is not the answer. Time is now to resource of the power of people, as locals shouted ‘the granted. Its high time ward councillors and Cape Flats communities harassed by gang People shall Govern.’ Far too long political their bosses get serious and start working violence. Yesterday’s march was an indicator leaders have taken people and their votes for in their respective wards. (Copy submitted)
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OUR MESSAGE TO ABUSIVE MEN - REAL MEN RESPECT SOUTH AFRICA’S GREATEST ASSET “OUR WOMEN” During the month of August our nation celebrates women who changed the world significantly and contributed to shape politics and public opinion. Without women society can’t function and real men accept that women can be their equal and even better. As men we have some serious introspection to do because when we mishandle women, we are mishandling God’s Idea. If we abandon women; we are abandoning God’s Idea. We need to step forward and as a collective to ensure women are respected and
that the struggle of women ends now. Men please read 1 Peter 3:7 Women don’t let this women’s month end up like all the others. Make sure it brings you everything you deserve and restore everything that is lacking in your life. You have an unprecedented opportunity to relaunch yourself, to re-discover yourself, to give birth to yourself and to be your own authentic version. You are God’s Idea and a Good Idea. You are perpetually valuable and permanently rare and irreplaceable. Bind your wounds cry for a while but find the courage to keep moving forward. Refuse to carry with you through life a nagging sense of wasted years, wasted beauty, and wasted potential. You cannot turn back the hands of time, but God can heal you. God is
able to repair the broken and damaged places in your life. There is no hurt that God cannot heal. All you need to do is to expose to God where those broken and damaged places are. It’s never too late to start all over again. You don’t have any time to play the blame game or for detours. Look at your age – how old are you? Go and shock yourself look in the mirror. It is time to move on. It is time to dream, to imagine what you can achieve. God wants you to look great, feel great and live life on a whole new level. God wants goodness, wellness and mercy to follow you all the days of your life. Ps. 23:5-6. God Bless ken.mitchell@telkomsa. net – 0641339460
Mrs. D 100 not out as Bonteheuwel honour centurion
Family, friends, acquaintances and hundreds of well-wishers descended on Bonteheuwel latest centurion to congratulate Mrs. Doris Roman who celebrated her 100th birthday.
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Locals occupy prominent spot at Peace Summit
Various community organisations, including schools from Bonteheuwel partnered with the support of Heavenly Culture Peace and Restoration of Light (HWPL) to welcome African and global leaders at a summit themed working towards achieving a world of peace in our lifetime. To extend their peace
campaign, the world peace organisation has reached out to impoverished communities, religious institutions, schools, civil society and key women figures. Of course, Bonteheuwel leading peace activist Mrs. Soraya Salie has been at the forefront to spearhead this peace campaign. At the international summit, a
Protea learners’ main beneficiaries
Radio 786 is a community radio station broadcasting in the Greater Cape Metropole for the last 23 years. In January this year, the radio station identified Protea Primary School in Bonteheuwel as one of Radio 786’s
outreach projects for 2018. Since then, Radio 786 already delivered six boxes of stationery including teacher aids. The station has paid for the reconnection of the schools telephone lines, organised a motivational speaker to
number of Bonteheuwel women personalities including Soraya with Faldielah Haupt, Lorraine Cornelius and Nadia Degrass Nayman plus Arcadia High, Mimosa, Boundary, Bramble Way and Central Park were acknowledged for their role in promoting peace in these parts. (Credit A Jacobs)
address learners to inspire them to dream big in addition to arranging feeding the learners during the school’s June holiday programme. Radio management are also particularly proud of having painted two of the school’s eight classrooms, the remainder of which will be painted during the September school holidays. The latest handover was much needed school clothing items, which included a black raincoat, beanie, a pair of black school shoes and a grey school jersey. These items were sponsored by the listeners of Radio 786 to the 120 most-needy learners at Protea Primary. (Copy submitted)
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Athletes rewarded for unselfish sportsmanship
Nantes A.C club members who assisted the late Feroza Vermeulen during this year’s edition of the Old Mutual Two Oceans marathon (Omtom) were honoured with 21km medals for their unselfish efforts at the Bridgetown sport complex on Thursday. Vermeulen collapsed on the Southern Cross inter section whilst competing in the race and efforts to revive her were in vain. The above mentioned club members remained with Feroza throughout her ordeal and never completed the race. The function was the initiative by Nantes AC and the OMTOM office. From left to right, Gadijah Kallies, Faisha Andrews (mother), Rasheedah Abrahams, Caroline Peters (Chairlady Nantes AC) and Achmat Adonis. (Credit R Isaacs)
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Emotional send off for Aunty Janab Tears flow freely when EA Janari bid farewell to its long serving general foreman Mrs. Janab Williams. As has become the norm, EA Janari knows how to ‘throw a party,’ and boy did they capture the imagination of those in attendance! Management and staff even managed to entice former principals Mrs. Cupido and Mrs. Meeran with her husband to this auspicious event. Recently retiree Mrs. Meeran was the keynote speaker and was at her eloquent best. The lady of the hour Aunty Janab was described as a firm and very serious person, yet decidedly caring and supportive to those around her. Mrs. Meeran, added, ‘Janab attended the school in Aunty Janab receives a bouquet from her teens, was an exceptional netball player educator Mrs. Trudy Paulse.
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and once employed become one of the most competent netball coaches in the sport history of the school. However never far behind was her almost obsessive cleanliness and tidiness. Everything had to place and even the school garden to testify to that.” The day was highlighted by lots of music and singing concluding with an exquisite personal poem, perfect recited by educator Lee Siebritz. The event was a fitting farewell for a courageous and resilience woman, who served her time well, often beyond the boundaries of the school. (Copy submitted)
5 – 9 September
Open Book Festival, various venues
The festival runs in conjunction with National Book Week and the City libraries’ Fine-free Week. The festival programme includes over 100 literary events, featuring over 100 authors. Enquiries can be directed at your local library. (copy submitted)
Cancer Awareness This year’s Rocking 4 Cancer event in aid of Love Your Nuts, a testicular cancer awareness project, will take place on Friday September 7 at West End nightclub in Athlone. Doors open at 8pm and the show start at 9pm. The first 100 guests will receive a goodie bag. For more information email:rocking4cancer@gmail.com
Zumba fanatic nurture fitness levels Background: Keith Court is a legend in the running community. He excelled especially in distance road running with some big titles behind his name, including wins in the Riebeeck Berg Marathon, Knysna marathon, Two WPA marathon titles plus a third place in the Two Ocean Marathon. Introduction: For the record, Keith grew up in Bonteheuwel, Cape Town and attended Central Park primary and Bonteheuwel High school respectively. Friendly and modest, Keith enjoys nothing less than spending time with his dogs and walking in the mountains. For the best part of his career he worked at Correctional Services in Tokai. It was whilst working here he developed a deep love for athletics and living a healthy lifestyle.
goal for 2018 and beyond is keep fit and stay active as a Zumba instructor.
Zumba Classes: Every Monday and Wednesday
at the Bonteheuwel Community Centre from 18h30 to 19h30. Everyone is welcome with a small fee payable. Since inception, mostly women have attended the classes and have experience huge benefits. I believe have saved some marriages! The advantages of Zumba, helps keeping you fit, enhance a healthy eating and supports with coordination of your body. The men who have attended classes have complimented me as it aided them to deal with diabetes and low libido (sex drive). Given of all above, when husband and wife do exercises together one senses a fresh synergy, which I find flattering seeing improvement in a family relationship and of course goes beyond the exercise floor. Ultimately it impacts on those at home, especially children. Locals should really come visit and experience the spin offs, they will be pleasantly surprise. I am here to make an Impact!!
Athletics Highlights: Distances I specialize was
The annual High School Jam rocked the Grand Arena, GrandWest for the eighth year earlier this month. This is the ultimate show for young Capetonians, where teenagers from nine high schools perform to thousands of friends, families and fans gathering for the Cape’s favourite high school music event. The objectives of this incredible event are to unite teenagers, schools and communities through music, entertainment and performance. It is a great place for teens to develop self-esteem and self-belief thanks to the support and mentorship of the
producers, choreographers, facilitators and industry specialists involved in putting on this spectacular show. The nine high schools which part in this year’s event each put on a half hour show, starting on the hour from 10h00. The participating schools were South Peninsula High School, Alexander Sinton High School, Bridgetown High School, Sans Souci Girls High School, Pinelands High School, Heathfield High School, Rhodes High School, Edgemead High School and Parel Vallei High School. (Copy submitted)
Dr Wentzel gee raad …. MY MAN VERNEUK MY My man het my so twee maande gelede verneuk en ek het alles uitgevind (hy het my ook alles vertel, dit was nie die eerste keer nie, maar die eerste keer dat ek daarvan weet). Ek was baie geskok en seergemaak en wou met alle mag skei, maar as gevolg van my Christelike oortuigings het ek hom vergewe (die vergeet is nie so maklik nie). Hy is baie jammer oor alles wat gebeur het en wil graag dinge tussen ons reg maak. Ons is al 17 jaar getroud en het twee pragtige kinders. Ek sukkel egter om hom te vertrou. Die grootste probleem in ons huwelik was kommunikasie, hy het gevoel alles is verby (of dit is wat hy aanvoer sy rede was). Daar is egter ‘n paar ander goed wat my bekommer. Hy is baie ongeduldig (van altyd af), maar hy raak ook onkeerbaar kwaad en dan sê hy dinge wat hy nie moet sê nie, agterna weet hy nie wat hy alles gesê het nie. Hy sê dit is asof hy ‘n “blackout” kry. Ook het ek al gevind
wanneer hy baie dronk is (wat nie gereeld gebeur nie), praat hy oor die bosoorlog (hy is in die weermag) waarin hy geveg het, hy gee soms bevele uit, van wat die manne moet doen, ens. Ek wil hom graag help en wil weet wat moet ek doen om hom te help. Dan wil ek ook weet wat kan ek doen om hom weer te vertrou. Ons kinders weet ook van alles en ook hulle sukkel om hom te vertrou, wat hom baie seermaak, maar hy probeer verstaan. Ek wil ook weet hoe kan ek my kinders help, moet ek hulle na ‘n sielkundige toe vat. My man probeer vir ons bewys dat hy opreg is. Dokter Antw. Ek weet dis nie sommer maklik om iemand te vergewe wat ontrou is in ‘n verhouding nie. Eerstens die vertroue is nie meer daar nie en tweedens voel jy diep seergemaak. Ek is bly dat jy terwille van jul kinders aan julle huwelik wil werk. Ek stel voor gaan sien ‘n huweliksberader en ook ‘n sielkundige om die probleem aan te spreek. Sterkte.
on track 1500m, 3000m and 10 000m and on the road it was 10km, 15km, 21, 1km, 42,5km, 56km & 89km. Was twice WP marathon champion plus won the Wonderlands both as a senior athlete and veteran. Competing overseas, in Australia annexed four gold medals + 4 silver medals. In Canada in track, cross country and road, I captured 4 gold, a silver & bronze medal. Represented WP in both half and full marathons over a period of 12 years at the SA Champs.
My living motto: Whatever you do today, Current Involvement in Athletics: I only do do it to the best of your ability. ARISE WITH park runs for fun. Is currently a Zumba instructor MOTIVATION, SLEEP WITH SATISFACTION! in the community. Zumba is my new Passion! My Contact details: 079 148 5347 - Keith Court
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WOMEN’S MONTH Orchid Seniors Treated at High Tea
A celebratory high tea was hosted for senior citizens, mostly women folk by club Orchid Seniors as a means to celebrate and honour women. The event was well attended and those present were spoiled with tea, cakes, scones, biscuits and all sorts of indulgences. (Copy submitted)
Audrey leads Kalksteen
Long serving community activist Audrey Daniels led woman’s day festivities in Kalksteenfontein and surrounding neighbourhoods. The theme ‘You Rock, love our Youth,’ were well received by enthusiastic young people of the area. They join hands with women
Health Carer
BWL Coffee Morning
to paint a resident shop to portray a Positive Youth 4- A Positive Change. At a second event, sadness struck when the second eldest older person passed away just after winning a special prize. Her life was aptly celebrated by locals. (Copy submitted)
Keith Court = Zumba Advocates Peace Over 500 hundred people gathered at Bonteheuwel Walking ladies (BWL) Woman’s Day function. One of the most prominent community organisations who confront social inequalities, speakers did
Only known as Rosie, a healthbased carer, was determine during Woman’s Month to bring a smile or laugh to all her patients who she have served diligently for the past nine years and secretly disguise her identity. (Credit a Jacobs)
Fitness fanatic Keith is saving marriages! Wholehearted Zumba fitness instructor Keith host classes every Monday & Wednesday. Mostly women attend his classes and many of them have lost weight, started to eat healthier and seen a significant improvement in their personal relationships. Humble as ever, Keith is happy to make a small difference amongst people crying out for appreciation & enjoyment. Anyone is welcome for a small fee. Contact number- 079 148 5347 (copy submitted)
not let this opportunity bypass them. The area has been ravaged with gangsterism and other social ills. The event was marked by strong messages for Peace & love, positively directed by International Peace Campaigner Soraya Salie. (Copy submitted)
Messages of support for Woman’s Month – “We realize the importance of our voices only when we are silenced.” (Malala Yousafzai)
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Central Educare Centre (Mrs. Gwen Lenford)
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Kiddies Joy (Mrs. E Court, check correct name)
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Biesmillah Educare Centre (Mrs. Z Seegers)
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Linda’s Daycare Centre (Mrs. L Theunnissen)
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Tinee Tots Educare Centre (Mrs. N Connelly)
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Peninsula Educare Centre (Mr M Wilhelm)
I am not interested in picking up crumbs of compassion thrown from the table of someone who considers himself my master. I want the full menu of rights. ~ From Management & Staff
Happy Woman’s Month
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Stand out grassroots sports participants keep community sport going CLUB FOOTBALL
• Anthony Enyange of Premier United and Rygersdal • Bryce Lenders of DG orient and Silver Spurs player • Suhail Draa Junction Rovers goal keeper clears Brandon Scholder tussle for the possession of the ball Fernel Abrahams compete for the ball during the Safa the ball in time to avoid an attempt on goal by during a Safa Cape Town Coke Cup game played at Cape Town Coke Cup knock out competition played Silver Spurs Wakeel Lakay during an U18 league the Downberg road sport complex in Hanover Park. in Grassy Park. Rygers won 2-0 in defense of the cup match played at Rygate. Junction won 2-1. (Credit Rashied Isaacs) they won last year to advance to the round of 16 teams. (Credit Rashied Isaacs) (Credit Rashied Isaacs)
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• Cyril Baartman of Temperance Cities is tackled ball and • Yazier Manuel of Silvertree breaks through a tackle from all by Abubakar Solomons of Hamediehas during a City Suiab Higgens of Callies to score during a City division league division match played at Vygieskraal. Hammies league match played at Noll Avenue. Callies won the won 7-3 to record their first win of the season. (Credit community derby 13-12. (Credit Rashied Isaacs) Rashied Isaacs)
KNOCKOUT CHAMPIONS
• Fatima Samodien (pic.left) of Surrey Estate dojo scores a point by punching Isabel Hull during the All African Karate championship held at the UCT sport complex over the weekend. Samodien was crowned SA champion in the girls under 7 semi contact division. (Credit Rashied Isaacs)
MTN Top 8 ….. City takes slender lead
• Bonteheuwel - based South End FC Under 16 team won the Shield Section at 2018 Rock -A- Fellas Under 16 Tournament of Light played earlier in August. (Submitted by Allister Cupido)
Winning starts for home teams in Currie Cup DHL Western Province, the Cell C Sharks and the Xerox Golden Lions showed that they could be forces to be reckoned with this season as they kicked off their Currie Cup campaigns on a winning note with valuable bonus points. Defending champions, DHL Western Province, held their nerve in torrid weather conditions in Cape Town to outplay the Toyota Free State Cheetahs 32-0, which saw them take top spot on the log on points’ difference in the competition. The first half between DHL Western Province and the Toyota Free State
Cheetahs was slow and error-ridden as the teams tried hard to adapt to the heavy rain and swirling wind at DHL Newlands, and it was no surprise that the only points in the first 39 minutes were two penalty goals by DHL Western Province’s SP Marais. Scorers - DHL Western Province - Tries: Scarra Ntubeni, JD Schickerling, Juarno Augustus, Ruhan Nel. Conversions: SP Marais (3). Penalty Goals: Marais (2) (Issued by SA Rugby Communications)
• Taariq Fiellies the goal scorer for Cape Town City lead the celebrations against Sundowns. His goal separated the teams at full time to take the one goal advantage into the next leg of the semifinal to be played in Attridgeville on Sunday. (Credit Rashied Isaacs)
In the 1st leg of the MTN Top 8 played on Saturday, home team Cape Town City beat Mamelodi Sundowns by a solitary goal. Yet, not for the first time, City was off color in front of goal which might
haunt them come the second leg this weekend. However there was enough to suggest Benni charges have what it takes to beat the reigning Psl champions. (Copy Leroy Rudolph)
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Safa Cape Town Coca – Cup 2018 Last 16 Fixtures
“Where Community Sport Prospers”
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United on track for elusive Cup Coke
Women Division – 1 September 13h00 Browns Farm, Philippi CT Military v RV United 15h00 Browns Farm, Philippi UWC Ladies v CT Roses
Senior Division – 2 September 15h00 Nyanga Stadium Rygersdal v Orient FC 15h00 Nyanga Stadium Juventus v Sunningdale FC 15h00 Nyanga Stadium Belhar Spurs v New Stars Khayelitsha FC 15h00 T u r f h a l l S p o r t s C o m p l e x Wanderers FC v Jamestown United 15h00 T u r f h a l l S p o r t s C o m p l e x Glenedene United v Bayview/ Junction Rovers 15h00 Turfhall Sports Complex D & G Orient v Joburg Strikers/ Table View 15h00 Turfhall Sports Complex SR Blackpool v Vasco da Gama 15h00 Turfhall Sports Complex Juventus FC v Beacon Spurs
Women Division – 2 September 13h00 Nyanga Stadium Dangerous Heroes v Atlantis Leeds 13h00 Nyanga Stadium Phoenix Ladies v Mighty City 13h00 Turfhall Sports Complex Spurs WFC v Bellville City
Jamestown United players mob Tyrone Le Grange following his brace in injury time to secure a 3-2 victory over Stephanians during a Coke Cup match played at Turfhall. After last year’s disappointment, Jamestown is early favourites to go one step better to capture an elusive Coke Cup. Round 16 continue this weekend at selected venues. (Credit Rashied Isaacs – 083 7137 668) 13h00 Tu r f h a l l S p o r t s C o m p l e x Clyde Pinelands v Ambassadors IS
11h30 Nyanga Stadium Grassy Park v Anadin FC
11h30 Turfhall Sports Complex X1 Swallows v Glenedene United
Under 18 – 2 September
11h30 Turfhall Sports Complex Hanover Park v Ikapa Sporting
11h30 Turfhall Sports Complex Ulana Academy v HBUFC
11h30 Turfhall Sports Complex Rebels FC v Silver Spurs
11h30 Turfhall Sports Complex Saxon Rovers v Helderberg Rovers
13h00 Turfhall Sports Complex Santos Ladies v UCT Ladies
11h30 Nyanga Stadium Goal Hunters v Willow Stars
13h00 T u r f h a l l S p o r t s C o m p l e x Ravensmead v Burnley Ladies
11h30 Nyanga Stadium Santos FC v Bafana United
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