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can have, teachers, learners and the Lavender Hill community are running high on the school’s 89.9% matric pass rate for 2019. And Viljoen wants to use that momentum to further improve the school. “I challenged our learners, as the top academic township and public school, to become the top sports school as well,” he says. “The last time Lavender Hill High had athletics was about four or five years ago and I have reintroduced it. I’m pleasantly surprised that the learners and the teachers are excited about inter-house athletics.” Training kicked off yesterday, Monday 20 January, with the first interhouse athletics competition set for Thursday 30 January. Next term, the school will kick off baseball, softball, hockey, soccer, cricket, rugby, chess and volleyball practices after school. Viljoen adds: “In the next three years, I want us to be the top sports
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uad Viljoen officially took up his post as principal of Lavender Hill High School at the beginning of this year and is the successor to Faseeg Manie who retired last year. Manie spent 38 years at the school and was its principal for 17 years. Viljoen, the former deputy principal at Sibelius High School, says it was the right time in his teaching career to take up this new role. He acknowledges the important role played by Manie during his time as the school’s principal. “It was a bit sad for me; I had been at Sibelius High School for 25 years. But I had to move on and embrace new challenges. I have a lot on my mind but I have a great team here, so we’ll be going for it this year. “All the teachers at this school are passionate about the learners and taking the school forward.” Despite the jarring effect change
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Thousands start ‘big’ school As schools reopened for the 2020 academic year on Wednesday 15 January, hundreds of thousands of Grade R’s and 1’s threw on their backpacks and headed off
Anti-gang unit detectives were unwavering in their pursuit of the suspects after a five-year-old boy was killed during a shoot-out between warring gangs in Drury Court, Lavender Hill on Saturday 21 December. A 22-year-old victim was also shot and seriously wounded during the incident. He was taken to hospital for medical assistance. On 23 December, two suspects, aged 24 and 29, were apprehended in connection with the murder and attempted murder. The two suspects are believed to be linked to a series of other cases. They have since appeared in court.
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Yet another train was vandalised last week; this time at Retreat station on Wednesday 15 January. Provincial minister of transport and public works Bonginkosi Madikizela and provincial minister of community safety Albert Fritz condemned the incident and have urged residents with information to come forward. The fire, which was reported at 22:00 last Wednesday, destroyed one coach. “On Wednesday 22 January, I will be meeting with transport minister Fikile Mbalula, once again to find a solution to this on-going saga,” said Madikizela. “Since my appointment last year, I committed to working with minister Mbalula and Prasa to deal with the challenges facing our rail system. It is always a concern when passengers, especially school children who have just returned to school, are inconvenienced by challenges facing the railsystem.” An investigation is being conducted to determine the cause of the fire. Fritz said it is essential that those responsible for the fires be brought to book.
“I have reported the issue of police inefficiency in investigating train arson to the Western Cape Police Ombudsman, Mr JJ Brand. I further alerted Mr Brand of this incident. “Anyone with information relating to police inefficiency in investigating train arson is asked to make their submission by 31 January 2020.” The written representations should be marked for the attention of JJ Brand and delivered by hand, post, e-mail or fax as follows: . By hand: 6th Floor, NBS Waldorf Building, 80 St Georges Mall, Cape Town 8001; . By post: Private Bag X9043, Cape Town 8000; . By e-mail: ombudsman@wcpo.gov.za; or . By fax: 021 483 0660. Fritz added: “I call on anyone with information regarding this particular fire to come forward and to report such to their local police station or by calling 08600 10111. “The destruction of the Western Cape’s transport infrastructure can no longer be tolerated as it is a threat to the wellbeing and livelihoods of our residents.”
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elp to Care, a community centre in Vrygrond which feeds hundreds of people weekly, received a blessing of its own when an entrepreneur from Seawinds breathed new life into to their trusty old bakkie. Daniel and Minnie Hoorn, founders of Help to Care, have been aiding poorer residents by providing them with meals from their soup kitchen, three days a week, for the past 20 years. While meals are mainly served at the centre now, Denzel Hoorn, Daniel’s son, explains they previously used the bakkie to take meals to other areas, including old Vrygrond and Overcome Heights to name a few. Cameron Pick from Cammy’s Mobile Repairs struck a good deal with Denzel to assist
the Hoorns in doing as much as they could for the community. Cameron and his right-hand man, Zafian Lakey, spent two months fixing the body of the bakkie. Denzel says his dad got the bakkie when he turned 60. “Now he’s 81 years old,” he says. “That bakkie was neglected and my Dad is really impressed with their work.” Cameron says the bakkie had one foot in the grave. “On the passenger side, there was a hole in the floor,” he says. Denzel adds: “There was a hole in the roof too, you could see the sky.” Cameron opened Cammy’s Mobile Repairs in May last year, with the intention to serve the panel beating needs of poorer communities.
“We are here for the community – we charge community prices. I grew up in the community and I want to show them that anyone can do it,” says Cameron. He says he got his start working for a panel beater for many years. He then decided to start his own business and brought Zafian on to learn the trade. “He was the first person I employed and he’s learned a lot,” he says. But it wasn’t all plain sailing. “The first month was very rough because today we may have work but tomorrow we didn’t.” Initially working out of a small Toyota Tazz, the duo managed to acquire a workshop in
Steenberg and a bakkie. But their vision for the company is bigger than just fixing cars. “It’s not just for us – if anyone comes here, we can teach them. We have kids and teens who come to watch and learn. “Before they end up on the wrong side, we tell them to come to us.” Denzel commends the start-up company for its assistance to get the Hoorns’s bakkie up and running. “Cameron gave back to the community by fixing the bakkie. Help to Care is grateful for that.” V For more information, contact Help to Care Centre on 021 702 6107 or email help2carecentre@gmail.com.
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Spicy/Plain/Cheesy Burgers
Chicken Mix Portions
R3995 1kg
R9950
R4000
R4650
R110
Seafood Mix
Frozen Chips
Garlic Mussels
Rib Burgers Plain/ Spicy
Max Steer Burgers Beef/Pepper/Chicken
R3500
R1250
R5500
R3750
R4950
700g
800g
1kg
500g
1kg
1040g
1kg
Specials Available at All Branches.
4kg
2kg
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