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Breakaways Sangkoor with the trophies they won at a singing competition in 2019.

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A treat for choir lovers AVRIL FILLIES AVRIL.FILLIES@MEDIA24.COM

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overs of Malay choirs are in for a treat when the Suid-Afrikaanse Koorraad hosts their final competition on Saturday 14 March at the Athlone civic centre before the grand finale on Saturday 28 March at Vygieskraal Stadium.

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“Nine choirs are competing and they are: Athlone Royals Sangkoor, Breakaways Sangkoor, Garden Village Sangkoor, Hanovians Sangkoor, Kensington Sangkoor, Rio Oranjies Sangkoor, Wingfield Sangkoor, Woodstock Royals Sangkoor and Searidge Sporting Club,” says Patrick Brink, spokesperson of the Suid-Afrikaanse Koorraad.

Athlone Royals won the grand finale in 2018.

“In 2019 there was no full competition; we hosted a night of singing which was won by Breakaways. The categories that the choirs will compete in on Saturday in the Athlone civic centre, are: adult solo, comic/moppie, Nederlandse Lied and combine chorus. At Vygieskraal the choirs will be judged in the grand march pass, exhibition march pass, best dressed, best drum major, best banner and best board,” Brink says.

Norman Duncan is the president and has been a member of the Suid-Afrikaanse Koorraad for more than 38 years.

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“Every choir is after the big prize, the Tafelberg Trophy, which is awarded to the team with the highest points accumulated in the different categories/sections and the grand finale. We, as the Suid-Afrikaanse Koorraad, are strong advocates in wanting to uphold the culture of Malay choirs in our communities. Everyone is welcome to attend the event in the Athlone civic centre as well as on Vygieskraal Stadium,” Brink says.

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PEOPLE'S POST | ATHLONE Tuesday, 10 March 2020

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Camaraderie the key to success AVRIL FILLIES

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ne of the reasons for the success and longevity of the Malay Choir Young Men Sporting Club is the camaraderie of the members, who over four generations have kept the club alive and competitive in the Cape Malay Choir Board, it’s mother body.

“The club was established in 1938 in District Six in the area known as the ‘Dry Docks’ in Cape Town, At the age of 82 years we are the oldest Malay Choir of it’s kind in South Africa, if not the world,” says Abduraghmaan Morris, president of the club, fondly referred to as Boeta

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Maan, from Mitchell’s Plain.

The choir was formed by the members of the January, Abrahams and Diedericks families.

“The first name of the club was Die Jonge Mens Kultuurklub, but through the modernisation of the times, it became know as the Young Men Sporting Club. Our membership now stands at about seventy members, whose ages range from our youngest member, Muammer Antulay at merely 13 years, to our oldest member, Sadakah Mosaval at 82 years of age. So you see, we have a very good blend of generations in our club,” Morris says. Together with his position as president, he is also the musical director.

“I have been with the club for 39 years, starting out as a lead singer of the Nederlandse Lied in 1981, following in my late father`s footsteps and have been with the club through the good and the bad times.”

He says he does all the compositions of the songs.

“And I write the stories and lyrics to the music pieces. I get my inspiration from the mood of the musical pieces, and this year, for our comic song we did a story of a homeless person, named ‘Outjie, die bergie van die Kaap’. We tell the story of the plight of the homeless people in Cape Town. The song is funny, but it also hits home – the truth of the homeless people and the strife they go through to survive in life,” he says.

The annual choral competition is very popular with thousands of spectators flocking to the Bellville Velodrome to listen to their favourite choirs.

“The Nederlandse Lied, which the choirs do, is very popular with the audience and is close to people’s hearts. The lyrics of the “liedere” is often in Dutch or Nederlands and it is sung in that way. It consists of a lead

singer who starts off the song and he is joined by the choir in full harmonies.

“We not only perform in the choir competitions but our choir has performed at many other events. We were the first choir to partake in a musical play in the Artscape Theatre, in a play called Trammakassie, which tells the story of the life of belonging to a Malay choir. We also partook in another play, also in the Artscape Theatre, Die Vlammende Fez, which told the story of the life of Dr I.D. du Plessis, the first life president of the Cape Malay Choir Board, and a poet of note,” Morris says.

The choir has also been invited to perform at the KKNK in Oudtshoorn and will perform again this year. In 2018 they were the first choir to perform the Nederlandse Lied called “Rosa”, with the full Cape Philharmonic Orchestra, also in the Artscape Theatre.

“After the top 8 competition on Saturday 14 March in the Bellville Velodrome, all the choirs prepare for the grand finale of the Cape Malay Choir Board, where teams partake in

the field events of grand march pass and the exhibition march pass.” The best dressed choir will also be announced, and the overall winner with the highest points will receive the coveted Silver Fez Trophy, the most sought after prize in the board, he says.

In the past, the competitions were more family-orientated and the musicians and singers did it for the love of the sport, but nowadays everything is more professional with professional musicians as well as singers.

“Let me say that I love this sport (choirs) in which I grew up and I don’t actually have another hobby, because as soon as one season ends, I automatically start looking out for new material for the next season, so it’s a full-time hobby.

“My wish is to hand our beloved Young Men Sporting Club over to my two sons to lead and to carry on with my legacy,” Morris says.

The eight choirs that will compete for a spot on the top 8 on Saturday 14 March are: Rangers, Studente, Strelitzia, Ottomans, Zinnias, Boarding Boys, Parkdales and Primroses.

Wafiq Brink leads young men during the singing of “Rosa” in the category Nederlandse Lied.

Police seeks public help to sort out cases Athlone police are appealing to the public to come forward with information after a business robbery occurred in Athlone and an attempted murder in Kewtown.

“On Sunday 23 Februrary at 21:18 a shop owner was busy in his shop in Klipfontein Road, Athlone, when four unknown men entered the shop, pointed at him with a firearm and demanded money and cellphones.

“They took R4 000 in cash, a Samsung S3, a Samsung J5, and cigarettes amounting to R10 000. They then fled the scene. No shots fired and no injuries sustained,” says Sgt Zita Norman, the spokesperson for Athlone police station.

The case of attempted murder took place on Wednesday 26 February at 16:50 when the day hospital alerted police of a man that was shot.

“The man was shot in his right leg and right side at Block 30 in Kewtown. Upon arriving at the day hospital, the victim was taken to Groote Schuur Hospital for further treatment,” she says.

Anyone who has information can call Athlone police on 021 697 9238/39.

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he Kingdom Connected Campers (KCC) from Richmond in the Central Karoo, who use dance to develop young talent, will perform one of South Africa’s oldest indigenous dance styles, riel, at the Cape Town Carnival taking place on Saturday 21 March, on Green Point’s Fan Walk.

An age-old dance style originally performed by Khoisan hunters, one of the first people to inhabit Southern Africa, riel is a celebratory form of dance usually performed around a campfire after hunting expeditions, or following a good harvest when farm labourers or sheep shearers come home from work. Set to the beat of boeremusiek, riel employs fancy footwork that kicks up a lot of dust.

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Starting off with 25 dancers, two and a half years ago, KCC has doubled in size, with highlights being performances at Richmond’s Street Dance festival, the town’s book festival and the Karoo Eisteddfod, and now, for a second year running, at the Cape Town Carnival.

“To us, carnival means working together, respecting other people and their cultures, and accepting each other for who and what we are. Carnival will give us the exposure we need, and hopefully open up new opportunities for us to develop the youngsters further,” says Bouwers.

The KCC dancers will put their best feet forward in the “Dance! Energy in Motion” performance pod, a celebration of South Africa’s dance styles which include, along with riel, gumboot dancing by Phatizwelethu, Masizakhe, Masi Creative Hub and IthembaLabantu.

Esmerelda Scheepers and Ashley Ramantshane, both from Richmond, are KCC dancers who see carnival and the crowed of 50 000+ that it attracts as an opportunity to show what they’re made of.

Scheepers describes taking part in the Carnival as “a privilege” and an opportunity to show off her talent, while Ramantshane says: “It opens my eyes to different cultures, creativity and talent, and allows me to dream and think big.”

From marimba to marabi, uhadi to riel; from the voices of our women to the footsteps of our ancestors; from the beat of the drum to the echoing calls for change: the Cape Town Carnival’s 2020 “Incredible Journey: Sounds of South Africa” theme will showcase the music, song, dance and art of our country.

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n the Western Province Cricket Association’s first division competition, Green Point took a step nearer to winning promotion to the premier league following a 26run win over United.

Green Point batted first and was in deep trouble at 85/8 but intelligent batting by tail ender Josh Savage (23) not out saw them recover to 130 all out in their alloted 50 overs.

At their turn to bat, United was well placed at 83/4, but Simon Morris (3/12) in 10 overs initiated a middle-order collapse and they could only muster 106.

Kraaifontein remain in the hunt for promotion with a narrow 1-run win over Ottomans, while Rylands also enhanced their chances of promotion with a bonus-point win over Gugulethu.

In the premier league, UCT scored another upset with a 1-wicket win over log leaders Cape Town Cricket Club.

The students did well to dismiss Cape Town for 120.

But in reply, the students lost wickets in clusters and were in dire straits at 100/9, but an undefeated 21 by Mathew Rudston which included a winning six saw them snatch victory. Rondebosch are the new log leaders following their 8-wicket win over Strandfontein.

Selected results: Premier league: Brackenfell beat Victoria by 8 wickets.

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Softball grande finalé awaits NOORE NACERODIEN

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estridge Yankees’ recent form in the women’s super league of the Cape Town Softball Association and the recent defeat of Lavender Hill against Glenthorn A’s, has set the scene for an exciting end to the season.

While Yankees was on a break the past weekend, Lavender Hill disposed of Kenfac Phillies with a 6-2 victory.

This brought Lavender Hill level with Yankees on 42 points.

The two teams meet in the grand finale of the league competition, set for 18:00 on Saturday 14 March at the Turfhall Softball Stadium. The winner also has an added opportunity for the coveted double when the two teams meet again on Sunday in the knockout (KO) final.

All five of Yankees’ teams will be seen in action in the KO on Sunday 15 March.

The women’s major league team can add the KO trophy to their league title when they face Table View Tornados.

In a weekend of many possible doubles, First League champions Glenthorn A’s face Khayelitsha Eagles and Silvertree Titans, the second league winners, hope to do likewise when they play Table View Tornados on Sunday.

Yankees face Khayelitsha Superstars in the third league KO after annexing the league title.

Not to be outdone by their club-mates, Yankees’ men also have a chance to clinch the potential double when they play Hamiltons in the men’s major league KO final. The double is dependent on the outcome, not known at the time of going to print, of the league game played last night between Khayelitsha Eagles and Hamiltons.

A Hammies victory will seal the league for Yankees. The Yankees’ second league men’s side face Heideveld Yankees in their final.

Fixtures:

League: Saturday 14 March: Super League: 14:00: Heideveld Yankees vs Falcons; 16:00 Kenfac Phillies vs Glenthorn A’s; 18:00 A Lavender Hill vs Westridge Yankees First League: 14:00: Panthers vs Glenthorn A’s; 14:00: Battswood vs Blackheath; 15:30: St Martins vs Lavender Hill; 17:00: Crusaders vs Khayelitsha Eagles; 17:00: Panthers vs Blackheath Second League: 14:00: Kenfac Phillies vs Silvertree Titans; 15:30: Table View Tornados vs Devonshire Rovers; 17:00: Falcons vs Tantasport Third League: 15:30: Blackheath vs St Augustines KO finals: Sunday 15 March: Women: Third League: 11:00: Westridge Yankees vs Khayelitsha Superstars Second League: 11:00: Silvertree Titans vs Table View Tornados First League: 13:00: Glenthorn A’s vs Khayelitsha Eagles Major League: 13:00: Westridge Yankees vs Table View Tornados Super League: 15:00: Lavender Hill vs Westridge Yankees Men: Second League: 11:00: Westridge Yankees vs Heideveld Yankees First League: 13:00 Blackheath vs Hamiltons Major League: 17:00 Hamiltons vs Westridge Yankees

Craig Joemath of Zizwe United (left) pulls Santos’ Vuyolomzi Mfiki in the goal area which led to a penalty during a second division game played in Lansdowne on Saturday 7 March. The goal which resulted from the penalty spot kept Santos in the game, but was not enough to stop the current log-leaders to run out 3-2 winners on the day.

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WALKING FOOTBALL GOGOS VISIT VANGATE: Walking Football Cape Town welcomed the Gogos from Limpopo on Saturday 7 March at Vangate outdoor arena. They took part in an exhibition match to promote the sport of walking football among women, and to strengthen the bonds with their male counterparts in walking football.

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