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‘Bus’ project expands SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS @Samantha_Lee121

he Walking Bus project has officially been integrated as a City of Cape Town project, complete with a new logo and new equipment for the 1 500 volunteers already recruited to the initiative. Mayor Dan Plato started the project while he was still the provincial minister for community safety in 2016. It now officially falls under the City’s banner, following a launch held in Lentegeur on Wednesday 16 October. Mitchell’s Plain and surrounding communities were invited to the launch. It will be followed by similar events in neighbouring communities. Separate events are being held because a big enough venue to accommodate all 1 500 volunteers could not be found. Volunteers received packages which included bibs, a stipend and road signs that say “Caution, bright futures ahead”, “The future is walking at 4km per hour” and “Slow down, bright futures crossing”. “I could see the tears in some of your eyes when you heard about the stipend. I must remind you that this is not a salary,” said Plato to the volunteers. “We are going to require you to do more.” Plato says the volunteers have been doing a good job and encourages them to be active in and around the school premises. A parent, who asked not to be identified, says she is happy to see the volunteers assisting children at the school. “As mothers, we stand here. There are various occasions where children get dropped off and run over the road. It is dangerous. There is a big need for this,” she says. The initiative has already been launched in 55 areas across the metropole with an additional 20 areas earmarked for the next academic year. The Walking Bus programme helps to ensure that school children have safe passage to and from school. “We saw the positive impact of this project as one of the flagship campaigns aimed at keeping our young people safe,” says Plato. “We formulated plans to move the initiative to the City to continue the good work. Making our communities safer requires everyone to be involved and we are pleased that so many community members have shown

Mayor Dan Plato also introduced a new logo for the walking bus project. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS

an interest in being part of this project. The Walking Bus campaign has seen thousands of parents become volunteers.” There are active walking bus groups across the greater Mitchell’s Plain, Wesbank, Manenberg, Mfuleni, Nyanga, Langa, Khayelitsha, Hanover Park, Athlone, Retreat and Lavender Hill, Elsies River, Eerste River, Heideveld, Clark Estate and Ravensmead, among others. Manenberg representitives Rozelle Jacobs, Nadia De Vries and Shihaam Mosaval say they have a mixture of new members and those who have been busy for the past few weeks. “There are children who are in danger. They hang from dirt trucks and run across the roads. If they slip and fall, they can hurt themselves. We will bring order and safety when we stand at the pedestrian crossings. We will also educate them on how to cross the roads safely,” says De Vries. For Constance Dirk of the Blomvlei Walking Bus, the initiative is needed in their com-

munity. The group assists three schools. “Before we became official, we were already walking the children to school. Many children run across the roads or get robbed and hurt on their way to school. This is good for Hanover Park,” she says. Mfuleni Walking Bus chairperson Sindiswa Mngqibisa says they currently have 40 members and work with nine schools. She says they were happy to receive new bibs and kits for their work in the community. Wesbank Walking Bus chairperson Edith Van Wyk says she is proud to be part of the pilot project. “We were the first and are the best functioning walking bus with 120 members. We have three primary and one high school now. Since we have been active, there has been an improvement in attendance and pass rates. The first year we adopted the high school, there was a pass rate went from 64% to 94%.” Plato thanked the parents and grandparents for offering their time. “Behind this sim-

ple (of escorting children) there is a significant meaning: adults are protecting the potential of these future leaders by ensuring their safe journey to and from school in their neighbourhood.” The Walking Bus initiative is a mechanism used to implement and ensure young people are able to go to school, feeling confident about their safety. “In some of our communities, getting an education is more challenging as our youth live in areas affected by crime and gang violence. The volunteers are residents who care deeply about their communities and we are grateful for their involvement. This project will see an expansion into new communities in Phase 2 which commences in the 2020 academic year,” says Plato. “The rollout of the additional law enforcement that was budgeted for when I came into office last year November will continue, and these officers will complement the Walking Bus programme and increase safety where possible.”

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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNE Tuesday, 22 October 2019

CIVIC AWARDS

Subcouncil 17 celebrates residents LEBOGANG TLOU @lebsie210

I People's Post is published by WP Media, a subsidiary of Media24. LANSDOWNE 21 130 copies distributed Tuesdays to the following areas: Lansdowne, Pinati, Rondebosch East, Sybrand Park, Newfields, Primrose Park, Hanover Park, Sherwood Park & Wetton. OTHER EDITIONS People's Post also has the following nine standalone editions: Woodstock / Maitland (16 391) Mitchell's Plain (83 340) Retreat (23 423) Grassy Park (21 838) False Bay (30 972) Athlone (30 252) Constantia / Wynberg (30 069) Claremont / Rondebosch (30 843) Atlantic Seaboard / City (29 246) Total print order: 318 495

n celebration of exemplary service to the community, subcouncil 17 held its civic awards ceremony on Tuesday 15 October at the Athlone stadium, where 26 certificates of merit were awarded. Subcouncil 17 consists of three wards, and stretches from Athlone, through Crawford, Penlyn Estate and Hanover Park, through to Manenberg. The ceremony, which was well attended, recognised the efforts of community members from wards 48, 49 and 60 who have impacted the lives of the other residents in their communities. In her welcome address, subcouncil 17 manager, Christa Liebenberg, welcomed all in the spirit of recognising outstanding achievements and services volunteered towards enhancing the ward communities by citizens. “Subcouncil 17 is tonight honouring meaningful contributions by individuals and organisations,” said Liebenberg. “I cannot help but feel the sense of wonder and

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gratitude to be here in the presence of the receivers of these awards.” Subcouncil chairperson, George March delivered a heart-warming address to the assembled guests, where he encouraged other members of the community to follow the example set by the recipients of the evening’s civic honours. “If residents work together with the subcouncil, we can create opportunities for personal growth, as well as safer communities,” said March. “Bestowing civic honours is a gesture to acknowledge those who have gone the extra mile in their unselfish service to humanity. “You as individuals and organisations are honoured for your outstanding service and contribution to the community of subcouncil 17.” March said. Among the prestigious guests were executive mayor Dan Plato, and local celebrity activist, actress and singer, Sylvia “Mama Kaap” Mdunyelwa Kobas – who further honoured guests with a soul-reaching jazzacapella song asking: “where are the children; where do they eat?” in her lyrics. Plato expressed his gratitude for having an evening dedicated to celebrating the positive aspects to developing the good in the city’s communities. “I want to thank subcouncil 17 for getting us all here together,” Plato said. “It’s good to sometimes get people together to just say thank you.”

There were 26 certificates awarded in total, to the following recipients: Ward 48 recipients Elgar Fourie Ashraf Allie Members of the Belgravia/Heatherdale/ Vygieskraal Civic Association and neighbourhood watch (organisation) Aubrey October Miriam Edwards Ilana Slamat Reyaad Petersen Iloma De Bruyn Charmaine Phillips Brenda Easton Ward 49 recipients Jeff Paulse YMCA Athlone (organisation) Athlone District Advice Office (organisation) Zainuniessa Waggie Sylvia “Mama Kaap” Mdunyelwa Kobus Ikamva Ubomi (organisation) Ward 60 recipients Sergeant Nkululeko Mnyaka Captain Allen Manuel Khadija Adams Kenwyn neighbourhood watch David Hendricks Reverend Michael Williams Aziza Ebrahim Shireen Powell Sharon Isaacs Zaida Samuels

Titans race makes a return SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS @Samantha_Lee121

of Mitchell’s Plain. Entry fees are R110 for licenced and R170 for unlicenced runners in the 21.1km race. Adults in the 10km race pay The JP21 Mitchell’s Plain Titans race is R70 licenced and R110 unlicenced, while back, with thousands of runners from juniors in the 10km pay R50 if licenced and across the country already preparing to run R75 if unlicenced. the streets of the Plain. Entry to the 5km fun run is R20. For the 12th consecutive year, the race Online entries will attract a service will be presented on Saturday 23 November charge. with a 5km, 10km and Race-day entries, 21.1km race open to all race card and number ages. collections will take Partners include the place on Friday 22 NoCity of Cape Town, Afvember from 18:00 to rican Bank, Communi20:00 and on race day ty Chest, and PPC. at 04:30 at Glendale People’s Post is the High School. official print media The 21.1km race will partner. start at 06:00 with a The race will start at cut-off time of 3 hours Glendale High School and 30 minutes. The and end at Rocklands Runners head to the finish line at last 10km race will start at Sports Complex where year’s race. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS 06:15 with a cut-off the crowd will be entime of 2 hours and the tertained by live music and a community 5km race will start at 07:30. building event. All finishers will receive medals. Tickets are available via Webtickets and The race forms part of the Coca-Cola online entries close at midnight on Sunday League. 17 November. There will be ample secure parking, howRun or walk the various routes to see and ever, runners are urged to arrive early to learn more about the vibrance and culture avoid traffic.

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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNE Tuesday, 22 October 2019

CITY

SPCA hails fireworks amendment LEBOGANG TLOU @lebsie210

he Cape of Good Hope SPCA welcomes the City of Cape Town’s decision to not have designated sites for Guy Fawkes and New Year’s Eve this year. Cape of Good Hope SPCA spokesperson, Tara McGovern, heralds the decision by the City as a heartening one. “We’ve got a lot of challenges every day in terms of fighting animal cruelty,” says McGovern. According to McGovern, animals suffer the most when humans choose to celebrate with fireworks, particularly over the December and January holidays. “So, that’s been one of our big challenges over the entire course of our history in terms of dealing with animals being injured, frightened or stressed,” McGovern says. She says the SPCA treats many animals with horrible injuries that are directly caused by fireworks going off and injuring and, or, maiming animals. “An animal can sometimes try to scale a fence and then they end up getting impaled,” she says. “Or, we see animals escaping be-

cause they get stressed by the noise, or they run into the road and they get run over.” According to McGovern, it is encouraging to see authorities working together from various departments to curb the presence of fireworks in communities. “Because it’s not only animals that get hurt, children can sometimes find these objects and products, and then hurt themselves,” she says. “Hopefully it will only be a matter of time before the authorities decide to ban the sale of these items in shops,” she says. McGovern emphasises that the SPCA fully understands and respects the rights of religions to celebrate their festivals using fireworks, and asks only that everyone remains cognisant of the rights of animals as well. “And while we’re completely respectful of religious festivals like Diwali where they make use of fireworks, we have to be very cognisant that, unfortunately, for all animals, it’s incredibly stressful,” she says. In a statement Mayco member of safety and security JP Smith says the City’s decision to forego designated fireworks sites does not mean the City has banned fire-

works. He adds that the Community Fire Safety Bylaw, read in conjunction with the Explosives Act, permits applications for public fireworks displays. The decision not to have designated sites this year was weighed by many factors, including the cost associated with running the sites, deploying staff and resources, law enforcement, metro police, traffic and, of course, the fire and rescue service, the City announced in an earlier statement. “However, in the spirit of respecting this Hindu cultural tradition, the City has, in con-

sultation with interested parties, decided to make available the parking lot at Athlone Stadium on Sunday 27 October for Diwali celebrations,” says Smith. He says the City does have a problem with illegal fireworks imports, sale and detonation. The Explosives Act is strict about the importing and use of fireworks. V Members of the public with information relating to the illegal sale or use of fireworks should report this to the City’s Public Emergency Call Centre on 107 from a landline or 021 480 7700 from a cellphone or to the police on 10111.

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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNE Tuesday, 22 October 2019

CONDUCT IN SCHOOLS

Sexual misconduct in schools no joke NETTALIE VILJOEN

emes poking fun at something that shouldn’t be a laughing matter flooded social media following the release of Bishops Diocesan College principal Guy Pearson’s statement that the prestigious private school is investigating allegations of misconduct by one of its teachers. According to the Sexual Offences Amendment Act, the age of consent is 16 for boys and girls in South Africa. This means a consenting relationship between an 18-year-old and a 30-year-old, for example, is not deemed a criminal act. However, Dr John Buswell, chief executive officer (CEO) of Rape Wise, says when the older person is someone who holds a position of authority over the younger, it could hold severe emotional implications. Rape Wise is an organisation made up of health care professionals who are responsible for running rape crisis centres and who provides training to the departments of education, health and justice. Buswell says Rape Wise handles about 200 to 300 such cases a year. In some instances, learners engage in sexual relationships with teachers in exchange for extra marks or extra tuition. He poses the question: “The moment the one

party is in a position of authority over the other, the relationship is manipulative and, therefore, wrong. The problem is, as the younger party, how do you break away from it?” He says learners often feel forced to continue with the relationship. This can lead to anxiety attacks, panic attacks and even idealisation of suicide. “Learners are not emotionally mature enough to handle a stressful situation like this. It can lead to not wanting to attend class or to failing exams,” he explains. The South African Council of Educators’ (Sace) code of conduct stipulates that teachers should refrain from improper physical contact with learners; from courting learners from any school; from any form of sexual harassment (physical or otherwise) of learners; and from any form of sexual relationship with learners from any school. Teachers accused of contravening these stipulations can be called to appear before a Sace tribunal and, if found guilty, it has the right to remove them from Sace’s registered list of teachers, barring them from teaching again. According to Sace’s 2018/2019 annual report, the occurrence of sexual abuse in schools is increasing. Reports of sexual abuse by teachers rose by

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more than 230% since 2014, Sace told parliament on Wednesday 9 October, when it presented its findings to the portfolio committee on basic education, Media24 reported. Sace CEO, Ella Mokgalane reportedly said 636 files were opened during the year under review. Of the cases dealt with by Sace, 93 were of sexual misconduct. Buswell says it is important for parents to keep communication channels with their children open. “And they should not be enforced. Children should feel free to approach parents. They need to know that their parents will listen and advise, not judge,” he says. A change in children’s’ behaviour should be a warning sign for parents. This could include increased anxiousness, withdrawing from social and school activities or becoming secretive or private about what they are doing. “Also keep an eye on their social media activity. Do they have a startled or fearful response to a message? Is there a change in their habitual use? For example, where they previously would read and answer WhatsApp messages in front of family members, are they now going to their room to do so,” Buswell probes.

Donations needed to feed little tummies Christel House South Africa (CHSA), a non-profit school that offers no-fee scholarships and nutritious meals to students from some of Cape Town’s most impoverished communities, urges the public to donate to its “Feed a Future” campaign. Good nutrition is a fundamental part of CHSA’s educational model, which serves 750 students from Grade R to 12. Approximately one year ago, the school launched its “Feed a Future” campaign to raise much-needed funding for its feeding programme by involving the public and asking for a donation as little as R20, the cost to feed a child for one day. The school provides two nutritious meals and snacks daily to its students, who come from 20 disadvantaged communities on the Cape Flats. Additional daily nourishment is also provided to students who require it, particularly Grade R learners who enter the school for the first time. In light of World Food Day which was celebrated on Wednesday 16 October, Christel House urges businesses and individuals to continue to support the campaign to help feed its students. “We identify children who are underweight or show signs of ill health and together with their teacher, we work on a plan to get them into good physical

shape. With the help of highly nutritious supplements and regular health checks, we’re able to improve a child’s nutritional and health status, which is our ultimate goal,” says Avril Hermanus, clinical nurse practitioner at Christel House. A hungry child cannot learn, so food that contains essential vitamins, minerals and nutrients, and adheres to the World Health Organisation’s recommended daily intake, is crucial at Christel House. When a child does not have the nourishment they need, they face immediate challenges such as fatigue and loss of concentration, which ultimately affects their academic performance, attendance and ability to take part in school and extramural activities. In addition to well-balanced meals, the school also provides professional healthcare, which means that a student’s overall cognitive function and physical wellness are seen to – ensuring that students perform at their best. This is evident at Christel House, which proudly boasts a 100% matric pass rate for the past 10 years, with 96% of its graduates either in tertiary education or gainfully employed. V To donate to Christel House’s Feed a Future campaign, visit https:// sa.christelhouse.org/ or contact Bongiwe Sipunzi on 021 704 9417 or bsipunzi@sa.christelhouse.org.

Seniors lectured on pro-ageing The University of the Third Age (U3A) in Athlone held a thought-provoking talk by family physician, Dr Leon Geffen, about healthy ageing, and how to be pro-ageing on Thursday 17 October. Geffen is the director of the Samson Institute For Ageing Research, as well as an honora-

ry senior lecturer in the Geriatrics Unit at the University of Cape Town. The general meeting was held in the Belthorn Recreational Hall. V For more information call Jacki Lange, chairperson on 083 642 2567 or 084 714 5899. Members to pay R5 and visitors R10, annual membership R45.

PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNE Tuesday, 22 October 2019

COMMISSIONER FOR CHILDREN

Lucinda nominated for first ever commissioner C

hildren’s rights activists, advocates how the province meets their needs and teachers are among those who through services such as health, educahave been nominated to be the Western tion, social development, sports and recCape’s first commissioner for children. reation. The Western Cape parliament has Gazetted in March, the process of findcalled on the public to submit any objec- ing a suitable candidate has been driven tions to the nominees by Wednesday 23 independently by the provincial legislaOctober. A total of 59 nominations have ture. been received. To be considered for the three-year apAmong them are women’s and chil- pointment, nominees have to be South dren’s rights activist LuAfrican citizens, fit and cinda Evans, who is also the proper to hold the role, and founder of the non-governhave specific knowledge, ment organisation (NGO) relevant professional expePhilisa Abafazi Bethu; Sans rience, or a substantial acaSouci Girls’ High School demic record in children’s principal Ruschda O’ Shea, issues. The person can’t be who is also the former head a member of parliament or of Tafelsig High in Mitchwork for any organ of state. ell’s Plain and Ikamvalethu Once participation procFinishing School in Langa; esses and interviews have and the National Prosecutbeen conducted, a shortlist ing Authority’s (NPA) adwill be submitted to prevocate Lizelle Africa, the mier Alan Winde who will acting deputy director of decide within 14 days. the NPA’s Sexual Offences Objections can be sent to and Community Affairs njamce@wcpp.gov.za or Unit. delivered to N Jamce, The Chairperson of the social Secretary – Western Cape development standing com- Lucinda Evans Provincial Parliament, 4th mittee Gillion Bosman said Floor, Provincial Legislaonce all the objections had been received, ture Building, 7 Wale Street, Cape Town, a shortlist would be compiled. 8001. This would be followed by a cost-effecAlternatively, post it to The Secretary tive vetting process. – Western Cape Provincial Parliament, The Western Cape has established the attention Ms Jamce, PO Box 648, Cape role to ensure that the rights, needs and Town, 8000. – Tammy Petersen (News24) interests of children are upheld in terms V Visit bit.ly/2OUQsrh for a full list of nominees of safety, while also helping to inform and www.wcpp.gov.za/node/7112 for objections.

NEWS 5 ISLAMIA COLLEGE LEARNER OFF TO GHANA: Farah Logday, Grade 10 learner at Islamia College in Lansdowne, is heading to Ghana in November on a mission with Operation Smile. She is one of two South Africans who will be joining Operation Smile’s non-medical student volunteer team. In Ghana, they will be in the Koforidua region, where they will meet the children going into surgery and observe the proceedings. Operation Smile’s mission is to provide free corrective surgery and medical assessments to cleft pallet patients. She thanked the school and the principal for bringing the organisation to Islamia College and granting her the opportunity to go on this exceptional trip. The school wishes her a safe and fulfilling journey to Ghana and are proud of her flying the Islamia College flag high.

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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNE Tuesday, 22 October 2019

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undreds of people, young and old, participated in free coding workshops during the Africa Code Week Coding Carnival held at the Cape Town Science Centre (CTSC) in Observatory on Saturday 12 October. Julie Cleverdon, the director at CTSC, said the interest in the carnival increases yearly. It was first held five years ago. An energetic team of volunteers assisted attendees. Tour guides at the centre helped them explore scientific coding on Bee-Bots and OzoBots, Makey Makey, Six Bricks, Binary Bracelet and drone coding. Spectators were exposed to various coding methods, learning more about science and technology. Cleverdon said this not only promoted a tech-savvy community but critical thinking as well. She said with coding a person had to think fast and be proficient in problem-solving “which is essential for building a productive nation”. She said it was important that platforms like these were created and were open to all as the world was moving to a digital space, fast. It promised a prosperous future, but

parents should get involved and equipped with skills to help them monitor and ensure children effectively use technology for the betterment of themselves as well as preparing themselves to cope with the living standards of the next generation. She was hands-on and visible on the floor, interacting with the public. Shamegah Dramat from Bo-Kaap took her family to the carnival and said her children were interested in different things and she was making sure they were aware of the opportunities available in various fields. It was the second time her daughter Leila visited the centre and said science fascinated her. Leila said she learned a lot during the day and, hopefully, would be able to make an informed decision when choosing a career in the future. Daniel McIver from Edgemead is homeschooled. He spent a lot of time enjoying the moon rocket. Volunteer Mbali Dumo said it was inspiring for him to be able to share his knowledge about the equipment and variety of scientific projects available at the centre. He was operating the human gyroscope – a simulation of what it feels like to be in the space.

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alcons Softball Club got off to a great start in their Cape Town Softball Association’s Super League opening fixture on Saturday 19 October when they thrashed former champions, Glenthorn A’s, 11-2 at the Turfhall Softball Stadium. Falcons started at a blistering pace scoring four runs in their first turn at bat. Lisa Erasmus kept Falcons scoreless for four innings before she crumbled, giving up five free bases in the fifth innings, allowing Falcons to score seven runs. Glenthorn could muster a mere four hits off young Amy Minnies. Meanwhile, Lavender Hill, found the resistance from Tantasport tough in their opening fixture of the season, managing a tight 4-3 victory. Roxanne Albertyn, performing duties on the pitching rubber, was also the first player to clear the fence this season. Young Melissa Savage started off the pitching for the Hill, with the more experienced Grivonne Rhoda taking over the du-

ties in the fourth innings. In the other Super League encounter, current league holders Westridge Yankees were held 2-2 by Kenfac Phillies, with newcomers Heideveld Yankees on bye in the first week. Last year’s Major League Champion, Falcons, continued their winning ways with a 5-0 victory over Belhar Dolphins with newcomers Table View Tornados easily defeating old hands Kuils River Cougars. Westridge Yankees beat Lavender Hill 8-2 in the other Major League encounter Other results: First League: Khayelitsha Eagles 6; Glenthorn A’s 9 St Martins 13; Blackheath 11 Panthers 10; Battswood 6 Crusaders 2; Lavender Hill 7 Second League: Table View 5; Tantasport 11 Falcons 7; Battswood 0 Kenfac Phillies 16; Devonshire Rovers 1 Third League: Thistles 0; Westridge Yankees 7 St Augustines 9; Normies 7 Strandfontein Mets 5; Stealers 4.

SANTOS WIN U.18 KO TITLE: Reece Robertson of Stephanian Ottery (right) dives at the leg of Santos FC’s Ruzaid Bobbert in an attempt to stop him during the Cape District LFA u.18 knock out final played at the William Herbert sport complex on Saturday 19 October. Santos won the final 3-0. Cape District LFA held 20 different age group knock out finals on the day which included seven senior finals. In super league final, Southampton beat Brigdetown 2-1 which also brought the season to a close for the LFA. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS