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Yanga Sobetwa from Delft is through to the Idols SA Season 14 final.

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elft’s very own Yanga Sobetwa has proven herself week after week and secured a spot in this week’s Idols SA Season 14 competition.

The 17-year-old rising star from Leiden has shown immense growth throughout the season. After debuting her first single “Scars (All Over Me)” in last week’s episode, Yanga received a standing ovation from the audience. Idols judge Unathi Msengana, who was left near tears, called Yanga’s performance “wonderous”, while Randall Abrahams told her: “You have chosen to be a winner.”

The Rhodes High learner, who is the youngest contestant on the show, previously told TygerBurger her dream has always been to release an album and now she is able to use Idols as a platform to start her lifelong dream.

Yanga spoke to TygerBurger yesterday (Tuesday 13 November) and shared that she is highly blessed to have made it through to the finals of the singing competition. “I’ve made it through by the grace of God. He has given me this life-changing opportunity and I will make the most of it.”

With the release of the new single, she shot her first music video on Monday. She described this is an “awesome” experience and explained that the video was done in one take. “When I arrived at the location to shoot the video we got briefed, had lunch and did rehearsals for about three hours.”

Now that the road of the Idols journey is nearing an end, Yanga said things have become less tense as last week Sunday’s performance was the last for votes. “For the next show, we’ll basically just be doing our

last performance, but I still intend to give it my all.

“I’m grateful that I was able to be a part of this Idols journey.”

Two weeks ago the Top 3 Idols contestants – Yanga, Thato Makape (23) from the Northern Cape and Thando Mngomezulu (19) from Gauteng – jetted off to Dubai to record their singles.

Yanga described this four-day trip as an “amazing experience” and her first time overseas.

She shared that previous Idols winner, Paxton Fielies from Bishop Lavis, serves as an inspiration to her: “I’ve met Paxton twice. When we chat on WhatsApp she is often motivating and inspires me to give it my all.”

TygerBurger chatted to Paxton yesterday and she shared that Yanga possesses a very “vibrant soul with positive energy”.

“She is such a good singer. She has so much soul. I think it’s so important to keep an Idols contestant motivated because this competition is so tough and you can literally lose yourself. It’s very important to have that source of motivation in order to keep contestants going whenever they might feel down. I really feel honoured to be that source of motivation for Yanga.”

When asked about what kind of emotions an Idols contestant feels ahead of the finals, Paxton said: “For me personally, it’s gratitude and thankfulness that I made it that far.

For the finale, it’s all about having a good time and reminiscing about the journey. Not knowing what the outcome will be is very nerve-wracking, but in my opinion even if she isn’t crowned the winner she will still be very successful. With both of us being young Idols contestants, I feel Yanga and I can relate on a lot of levels.” said Paxton.

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South Africans get into Black Friday Research shows that the Black Friday phenomenon has grown faster in South Africa than any other country in the world.

Black Friday, a retail promotion that takes place on the last Friday of November after the American Thanksgiving holiday, originated in America in the 1950s.

Last year, PriceCheck saw three times the number of daily visits to its online shopping comparison website on Black Friday, and twice the number on Cyber Monday, compared to its 2017 average. In addition, these visits were on average 30% longer than the 2017 average duration.

This year is likely to surpass that, with PayPal predicting that South Africans’ online shopping spend will top R53bn by the end of 2018, up from R37.1bn in 2017.

But as the South African online shopping market grows, providing more to choose from, shoppers should put a game plan in place to ensure they get the best deals from the most reliable and secure retailers.

Lebogang Mokubela, founder of township-based retail marketing company Lemok Group, says: “Black Friday marketing has been exceptional with millions of rand being invested to draw crowds to their offerings.”

Taking a look at shopping centres

across the country with a combined GLA of approximately 23.4 million square metres, an average of 3.2% of tenants participated in Black Friday in 2016 and an average of 21% of tenants participated in Black Friday in 2017 – an increase of 17.8 % year on year, Mokubela says.

Tips for getting the best deals on Black Friday . Have a plan. Know what you want, need and can afford before you get enticed by all the shiny offers in front of you. . Choose a secure way to pay: credit card payments that ask you for a supplementary one-time Pin – such as Verified by Visa, Snapscan and PayPal – are all good options. . Take note of the delivery and return details. Will you get the purchase when you need it, and if you need to return it, will you end up paying more on delivery costs? . Look out for hidden costs or additional purchases you might need to make. . Compare deals: similar deals might be packaged slightly differently, so make sure you are comparing apples with apples. . Only buy from reputable retailers so you can be sure you will receive authentic products.

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hree local ward councillors in the northern suburbs of Cape Town will serve on re-elected mayor Dan Plato’s Mayoral Committee (Mayco), as announced on Sunday.

They are Brackenfell and Kuils River ward councillor Marian Nieuwoudt, Kraaifontein and Brackenfell ward councillor Grant Twigg, and Kuils River councillor Malusi Booi. Twigg and Booi are also the subcouncil chairpersons for subcouncils 2 and 21.

Nieuwoudt, who also served on Plato’s former Mayco, was appointed as the new Mayco member for finance.

She will stay on as ward councillor in Brackenfell, but will be assisted in the ward by proportional councillor Annelise van Zyl. “I believe the new committee to be an effective and experienced team, with young blood bringing new ideas and initiatives.

The mayor is clearly taking the lead with goal-oriented expectations being spelled out. We are united in our pursuit to better service delivery,” Nieuwoudt says.

Twigg is the new Mayco member for Area North and Booi the new Mayco member for Area Central.

“Going ahead it will be our focus to see how we can improve on service delivery in our various communities, even if this means thinking out of the box,” says Twigg.

James Vos, a previous ward councillor in Edgemead and Bothasig, previous Mayco member for Helen Zille and most recently the DA shadow minister for tourism in the Western Cape, was appointed as the new Mayco member for assets and facilities.

Vos says this appointment comes at a time of increasing public awareness of the political affairs of the City of Cape Town.

“It is therefore an opportunity to build the City’s reputation as a well-managed city where residents should feel that the DA is making a difference,” he said in a communiqué to TygerBurger.

“My portfolio focuses on tourism, events and economic development. It has the potential to ensure that Cape Town remains a destination of choice in Africa and worldwide, as far as tourism and trade is concerned.

“We have a diverse economy that keeps unemployment rates low, and I will continue to build on this success by working with industry and communities to invest in projects and programmes that will drive this issue,” Vos said.

Plato says this new united, diverse and energised Mayoral Committee will take the city and its residents forward.

“The members I have chosen to serve on this committee have demonstrated their ability to carry out their duties with excellence, their commitment to work together as a united council, and their passion to serve the people of this city,” he said in a statement.

Plato stated that residents deserve a well-run and corruption-free administration geared towards efficient service delivery.

He also added that the organisational development and transformation plan (ODT) would be reviewed, resulting in a different structure.

The other Mayco members are: Deputy mayor – Ian Neilson Corporate services – Sharon Cottle Informal settlements, water and waste services and energy – Xanthea Limberg Social services, safety and security – JP Smith Transport and urban development authority – Felicity Purchase Area East – Phindile Maxiti Area South – Zahid Badroodien

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his face after losing part of his cheekbone, his car being driven off Ou Kaapse Weg, 89 days in a coma, months in hospital... He lifts his shirt to reveal a scar on his stomach and shows the elevation on his hand where a bullet still rests. In 2000 he was in a head-on collision on his motorbike and was told he would never be able to become a father again. “Me and my wife had two children since – they can’t explain it.”

Allan says he has never been religious – “Yes, okay, God is there”. But all these things drew him closer to God and he came “to a point of full surrender”. There are many factors to this, he says, but the main thing is to be obedient to what the Word of God says. He is far from perfect, says Allan, but he’s got a vision of striving to be better than he was yesterday. What he picked up from the gang and drug world is the arrogance, he says – “Jy kan my niks maak nie”.

When he looks back he says this was also evident in all his downfalls, “because I thought I was untouchable”. Today Allan says he can implement the lessons he learned to help others fight the battle against addiction. He shares his story at schools and churches and registered a nonprofit organisation called Healing Waters a few months ago.

There is a lot of denial around the issue of drug addiction in some of the more affluent areas, says Allan. Here parents often think money can solve all their problems.

Allan believes in tough love and follows a three-phase approach when a parent con-

e’s got nothing to hide, for in his ‘‘mess of a life’’ there is a message, says Allan Rehbock (51) from Ruyterwacht. And if you listen to his journey to the present one can’t help thinking he’s got more lives than a cat. Often people with children involved in drugs and gangsterism think there is no way out, he says. ‘‘Families are so at wits’ end, they don’t know what to do.” But there is hope, and Allan says he is living proof that it is possible.

Allan, born to a mixed-race couple in the ’60s, grew up in Simon’s Town. He says he first got involved with drugs at age nine.

“By age 11 I was certified a juvenile delinquent for selling drugs at school.” He was sent to a place of safety in Wynberg and transferred to Die Bult Industrial School in George. Here things just escalated, he says.

With his dad being a “coloured” man, Allan says he was not fearful to enter the so-called coloured areas to obtain dagga and other drugs. This, he says, elevated him to have that power of authority over others – “not because they were scared of me, but because I could get the product [drugs] they wanted.”

He says he used to get some of the boys to break into shops in town – “especially the suit shops because in the ‘African’ areas where I got the drugs from they wanted suits. They paid me ‘richly’ for the suits.”

Eventually Die Bult could no longer deal with him and he was sent to Tokai Reformatory. From here he would repeatedly run away and often found himself in the gang- and drug-infested areas.

Things progressed, and Allan became a driver for a gang figure, picking up and dropping off drugs or money.

With anything in life, whether good or bad, there are consequences, says Allan. He was in and out of prison and spent a total of 21 and a half years behind bars. He had a son born while he was in prison who he met for the first time at age six in 1991 when he came out of prison again. Allan picked his son up from the boy’s mother one day and says they drove around between areas like Lavender Hill, Mitchell’s Plain and Grassy Park.

“As I was a driver/bodyguard I became a bit of a wanted figure and they used to open up fire on my car quite regularly,” he says.

On that fateful day Allan’s son got shot while he was in the car with him. His anger at his son’s death manifested in Allan becoming more violent himself and having many a close encounter at death’s door. In a long list he mentions his hip being blown off by a shotgun, a shot in the knee, metal plates in Allan Rehbock

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tacts him about their child who is an addict.

First, he will sit down with the parents alone, then with the child and lastly all together. Allan would like to do a fundraising walk from Cape Town to Pretoria where he would do talks at schools and prisons along the way. He says the idea is to raise funds for those families who struggle to put bread on the table and can’t afford the cost of rehabilitation for a loved one. Allan is looking for an events company or someone who might be able to assist with the organisational side.

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ith the impending summer school holidays right on our doorsteps, ER24 spokesperson Russel Meiring is urging parents, guardians, children and all water lovers to take care while participating in any water sports and activities.

He warns that anyone, even those who can swim, are at risk of drowning. “Risk-taking

and overconfidence in swimming ability may play a significant role in water-related deaths,” says Meiring. ER24 has provided a few important tips to remember when enjoying some time near the water: • Never allow a child to swim without adult supervision. Also, never leave children unsupervised around water bowls or

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Please take note that Liquor License Renewal Fees has increased. Liquor licence holders, ensure that you renew your liquor license before 31 December 2018 in order for it to be valid for the year 2019. If an annual renewal notice is not received, the onus is still on the liquor licence holder to pay the prescribed renewal fees on or before 31 December, annually. Failure to renew your licence by 31 December 2018 may lead to the lapsing of your liquor licence or penalty charges for late payment of your liquor licence. All payments should be made into the Western Cape Liquor Authority’s bank account. For any clarity regarding the renewal processes, contact the Western Cape Liquor Authority’s offices on 021 204 9805 or 021 204 9700 or Liquor.Enquiries@wcla.gov.za.

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• Ensure that children wear a life jacket if they cannot swim.

• Keep your pool covered with an approved cover when it is not in use.

• Do not swim too far out into the ocean.

It leaves you vulnerable to becoming too tired

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and getting swept away by strong currents.

• Wearing a life jacket is vital when participating in water sports such as boating, tubing or rafting.

• When at the ocean swim only in designated areas which are being supervised by lifeguards.

• Never swim alone.

• Remember that swimming in open water is not the same as swimming in a pool.

• Never dive or jump into unfamiliar or shallow water.

What to do if someone is drowning • If you are at the coast and you see a person drowning, immediately alert a lifeguard. If you decide to save the person yourself, ensure you wear a floatation device.

• If you find a person drowning and are able to get them out of the water, initiate CPR if they are not breathing.

• Do not stop CPR unless the victim starts to breathe on his or her own.

• Call for an ambulance as soon as possible and tell them what you are doing so they can send the correct level of care.

• Do not put the person in the car to drive to hospital. You may be involved in an accident due to panic or the victim may suffer brain damage while on the way to the hospital.

• In the case of a near drowning, seek medical attention as soon as possible and clearly explain to the medical staff what has happened.

There are instances in which secondary drowning can occur whereby the person seems fine, but they have taken in water which can eventually find its way to the lungs.

ER24’s Emergency Contact Centre can be reached 24 hours a day on 084 124 for emergencies.ER24’s Training Academy offers first aid and CPR courses.

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Tygerberg Hospital is looking for the family of a male patient, registered as Luvuyo Konki, who was admitted on Wednesday 31 October.

The patient (about 54 years old) was picked up by ambulance in Gugulethu and brought to Tygerberg Hospital.

The patient has bruises on his nose and left elbow. He was wearing blue jeans with a black and white shirt. Anyone with information on Luvuyo Konki can contact the social worker, Anthony Francis, on 021 938 5684 or the ward sister in charge of Ward C1D East, Shirley van Rensburg, on Luvuyo Konki 021 938 5941.

Tygerberg Hospital is looking for the family of a young male patient (about 28 years old), registered as Mike October Emergency, who was admitted on Wednesday 24 Mike October Emergency October. He was referred from Kraaifontein Community Health Centre after allegedly being beaten by community members and was brought by ambulance to Tygerberg Hospital. The patient has a head injury and is confused. He is of average build and height. Contact the social worker, Nicolette Celento, on 021 938 5684 or Mogamat Maker, the sister in charge of Ward A4 East, on 021 938 5078.

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A birthday celebration was held for Catherine Blugenhout to commemorate her 106th birthday.

Happy birthday, Ouma!

Ouma Catherine Blugenhout from Elsies River recently turned 106 and a birthday celebration was held for her at Light of God Community Outreach Ministries in Eurika Estate on Sunday 11 November.

Ouma Catherine has lived long enough

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It’s an extravaganza of fun, family and social entertainment with pit walks, driver autographs, aerobatic displays by the Silver Falcons, the Monster Energy Rig, thrills and spills on the track, entertainment for younger folk and lots to eat and drink.

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Support collector’s wine auction for charity A collector’s wine auction is being presented on Tuesday 20 November in aid of the Andries Olivier Durbanville Quadriplegic Centre.The auction will start at 18:30 for 19:00 at

the Durbanville Golf Club. Entry is R100 per person, including refreshments. An open bar will be available. The auctioneer Tiny van Rensburg will strut his stuff in a wide range

of wines, including three 1.5-litre bottles of Stellenzicht 2002 Cabernet Sauvignon, a 5-litre Boland Cellar 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon, and 12 bottles of Rosendal 2011 Syrah.

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Raymond Visagie in the theatre

Tygerberg nurse up for top award

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aymond Visagie (58), assistant nursing manager: operating theatres at Tygerberg Hospital, is one of 12 nurses nominated for the prestigious Cecilia Makiwane Recognition Awards for 2018.

According to a media statement, the Kuils River resident, who has more than 38 years of experience in the nursing fraternity, manages 250 staff members, 33 operating theatres and the Central Sterilisation Department at Tygerberg Hospital.

“Nursing is all about caring. Working in the operating theatre you are required to care and tend to the more seriously ill or injured patients who truly need your help to survive. Helping save the lives of these patients is one of the most rewarding aspects of nursing,” says Visagie.

Visagie, who in 2013 was nominated as the Best Operating Theatre Nurse Manager of the Western Cape Academic Hospitals, and as the Best Aspiring Nurse Manager at Tygerberg Hospital in 2014, is always willing to learn new things.

“It is fundamental that as a nurse you stay on par with the latest surgery techniques and develop better ways to serve your patients – this is an essential requirement of nursing,” says Visagie.

Visagie dedicates vocational time and personal resources to assist with theatre projects such as the Flamingo Breast Cancer Project, Nelson Mandela Arthroplasty project and the Smile Project – a special project to correct facial deformities in children.

Visagie arranged staffing for the project and participated in all 43 operations done so far.

He also assisted in planning the opening of the Radiation Intervention Theatre, which reduces patient flow and assists with minimising patient waiting times.

Visagie, who is also the chairperson of the Western Cape Theatre Nurse Committee, was instrumental in coordinating the infrastructure, aesthetics and equipment for a dedicated paediatric operating theatre complex at Tygerberg Hospital, a first of its kind for the facility.

“Operating theatres can be referred to as the engine rooms of any hospital. To manage a theatre efficiently, there must be interaction and close cooperation among all theatre personnel. I take pride in ensuring that this process is done effectively, thus safeguarding the safety and wellbeing of patients,” he says.

Visagie, whose passion is caring for the elderly, also designed a “vroetelvoorskoot”.

“I designed a ‘vroetelvoorskoot’ – an activity apron for the dementia-afflicted and restless aged members, which has a calming effect. The aprons are distributed to old age homes as far as the Northern Cape since May 2017,” he says.

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KENNISGEWING VAN VERGADERINGS VAN DIE SUBRADE: NOVEMBER 2018 Kennis geskied hiermee dat die 24 subrade van die Stad Kaapstad soos volg op die volgende plekke en tye sal vergader: Subraad Plek Subraad 1­raadsaal, Subraadskantore, h.v. Hermes­ en 1 Grosvenorlaan, Saxonsea, Atlantis Kraaifontein­raadsaal, Kraaifontein­ munisipale gebou, 2 Brightonweg, Kraaifontein 3 4 5 6 7 8

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Ardela van Niekerk 021 444 0196

Anthony Daniels 021 444 2962 Pat Jansen 19 November 2018 10:00 021 444 3717 Carin Viljoen 19 November 2018 10:00 021 444 0689 Erika Theron Paulsen Strand­raadsaal, Strand­ munisipale kantore, hoek van 22 November 2018 10:00 Williams Faganstraat en Hoofweg, Strand 021 850 4150 Clifford Sitonga (Waarnemende bestuurder) 021 444 7315 Ouditorium van die Khayelitsha­opleidingsentrum, h.v.

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Vir toegang tot die volledige agenda en alle ondersteunende dokumentasie 72 uur voor die vergadering, gaan na www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils. Merk die datum van die subraadsvergadering, kies die betrokke subraad en laai die agenda af. Meld asseblief enige probleme by die betrokke subraadsbestuurder aan.

Die onderstaande kennisgewing is oop vir openbare raadpleging gedurende November 2018. Hierdie kennisgewing kan by subraadskantore besigtig word en belanghebbende partye kan daaroor kommentaar lewer: •

Parow resident and host of The Flashdrive, Carl Wastie, pictured with Caldine Wyngaard from Kuils River.

Kfm 94.5 loves Kaapstad The Cape’s biggest radio station, Kfm, recently launched its new brand campaign celebrating the Mother City. The launch, which was attended

by Kfm presenters, influencers and media, also unveiled the Big Red K, a 2m “super” K, in the station’s signature red. The Big

Red K will journey through the city inviting Capetonians to complete the “FM” and win R10 000 until Monday 19 November.

Listen to the station, Kfm 94.5, and follow @Kfmza and the hashtag #KfmLovesKaapstad on social media for more details.

Morning show radio host, Darren “Whackhead” Simpson and his wife Samantha from Blouberg.

Tevia Brander (Belhar) and The Voice SA season 2 winner, Craig Lucas (Elsies River)

Voorgestelde tydelike toegangsbeperking: Tivertonweg­duikweg, Plumstead

Ingevolge artikel 17 van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Stelsels, Wet 32 van 2000 het lede van die publiek en belanghebbende en geraakte partye of groepe die geleentheid om van 9 November tot 9 Desember 2018 enige besware teen, of kommentaar oor, die tydelike toegangsbeperking met ’n volledige motivering soos volg in te dien: • • •

Per hand: Subraad 20, Alphen­sentrum, Constantia­hoofweg, Constantia (aandag: subraadsbestuurder, mnr. R White) of Retreat­biblioteek, Joe Marks­boulevard, Retreat of Wynberg­biblioteek, Glarenweg, Wynberg of Plumstead­biblioteek, winkel 20, Village Square, Yudelmanslaan, Plumstead.

E­pos: Subcouncil.20@capetown.gov.za Webwerf: www.capetown.gov.za en rol af na die “Have your say”­afdeling

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TygerBurger journalists, Lisa Lottering (left) and Jay-Dee Cyster (right) from Kuils River pictured with Craig Lucas.

Woensdag, 14 November 2018

Western Cape Health performs O

n Friday 9 November, the Western Cape Department of Health presented its 2017/18 annual report to the Standing Committee. According to a media statement, the department serviced more than 6.5 million people in the province (75.3% uninsured), with a budget of R22bn.

During the 2017/18 financial year, the department continued its unparalleled 14year track record of unqualified audits, and three years of clean financial audits.

The department delivered the following during the 2017/18 reporting period: •14.1 million primary care contacts •92 819 baby deliveries •85 822 (81.2%) children under one year fully immunised •492 303 patients transported by ambulance services, of which 29.5% were priority 1 •285 936 patients admitted to acute district hospitals •7443 cataract operations performed •256 821 patients on ART; •57 per 100 000 live births maternal mortality ratio, which is the lowest in the country •9.3 per 1000 live births in-facility neonatal mortality rate, the lowest in the country •80.2% TB treatment success rate •0.2% mother-to-child HIV transmission rate at 10 weeks There was extensive maintenance carried out on facilities and equipment throughout the province. Some of the most significant capital projects completed in 2017/18 include the new District Six CDC in Cape Town, new bulk store at Karl Bremer Hospital, new emergency centre at Stellenbosch Hospital, CT scan and ward completion project at Khayelitsha Hospital and the upgrading of the emergency centre at Tygerberg Hospital.

In a media statement, Minister Nomafrench Mbombo said the department has performed exceptionally well despite the fiscal constraints. The delivery of several new and upgraded health facilities was a major highlight.

“This will go a long way to assist with the growing number of patients relying on the public health system and the quadruple burden of disease. These achievements would not have been possible without the dedicated health professionals who work tirelessly to deliver this essential service to the people of the Western Cape,” said Mbombo.

Concert in aid of TygerBear Clinic Bella Poetica Musica, a classical string music trio, will hold a fundraising concert hosted by the Simon’s Town Museum on Sunday 16 December at 15:00 to raise funds for the TygerBear Clinic.

The event, From Bach with Love, is a Christmas celebration in the reconciliatory spirit of Tata Madiba.

The performance will feature excerpts from the Bach Cello Suites on cello and viola, as well as Bach Partitas on violin, while traditional Christmas carols will also be played. The performance will include poetry, narrative and puppetry.

The aim of the concert is to celebrate the spirit of reconciliation and peace whilst raising awareness about the scourge of violence against women and children.

Bella Poetica Musica is a classical string music trio composed of two cellists and a viola player. The previous fundraising performance for the Tygerbear Clinic raised just over R2700 and the ensemble hopes to double this for the Christmas fundraiser.

Tickets are R80 for adults and R50 for pensioners. To RSVP contact Tazneem on 021 786 3046 or at education@simonstownmuseum.co.za.

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A to Z of black rugby AVRIL FILLIES

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know it is difficult for players, parents, fathers, wives, sisters or grandchildren to part with their or the family’s rugby memorabilia but if we want to preserve the rugby history of black players, we’ll have to come together and share our unique rugby history.”

This is what Mark Alexander, president of SA Rugby, said at the launch of the first Encyclopaedia of Black Rugby recently at the Springbok Experience in the V & A Waterfront in Cape Town.

“The touch screen installation, which was developed with the help of funding from the National Lotteries Commission, is the first stage of an ambitious project to collate the often ‘hidden’ history of black rugby in South Africa until the sport’s unification in 1992. The objective of the work is to capture the A to Z of black rugby prior to unity. The biographies of all 409 players to have appeared for the pre-unity African, coloured and non-racial rugby boards will be featured in due course, as well as the stories of clubs, trophies, administrators, federations and other personalities or events that may have shaped the development of black rugby” Alexander said.

He reiterated that the work was a first step to filling an embarrassing vacuum in the story of black rugby.

“Players, administrators, etc. will have the opportunity to tell their stories in person and if possible with pictures as part of a digital exhibit at the Springbok Experience. That is why we need the rugby memorabilia to enhance the history. This is the first step to filling an embarrassing vacuum in the story. The story of black rugby has increasingly been brought out of the shadows by the work we have done at the Springbok Experience and in the heritage filed over recent years, but there is still not a single point of reference where anyone can go and discover the hidden story,” he said.

“In time we hope to have created a ‘one-stop shop’ where it is possible to access the stories and records of all the significant people and institutions that went into creating the vibrant story of black rugby in South Africa in the pre-democracy era. The resource we will have at the end of the process we plan to make available as widely as possible. We are keen to receive photographs, newspaper cuttings, programmes and old playing jerseys from club, provincial or national players and any brochures or other mementoes that may help us tell the story. We are starting with national players, clubs and both provincial and national boards, but the nature of a digital installation means we will be able to continuously update the display,” Alexander said. The launch was attended by provincial and national players from the SA Rugby Association, Boland, Western Province Rugby Union, Western Province Rugby Board, Tygerberg Rugby Union and City and Suburban Rugby Union. Present were Cassiem Jabaar, Mervyn Samuels, Piet Kruger, Ivan Jacobs, Riedoh Allen, Fagme Solomons, William Croy, Broadness Cona, William Diba, Yusuf Davids, Faiek Hendricks, Irven October and Piet Jooste.

“It is more than 26 years after unification and better late than never. I am glad that our rugby history is being captured and as

Mark Alexander, president of SA Rugby, Cassiem Jabaar and Francois Davids, deputy president of SA Rugby, at the recent launch of the first Encyclopaedia of Black Rugby PHOTO: CARL FOURIE/GALLO IMAGES Mark said, this is a start. We do have stories to tell of heroes in our communities from the eras when the players of the SA Rugby Board played against touring sides from England, New Zealand, Australia, France or the British and Irish Lions. It is important that the youth of today should know about those players as well by visiting the rugby museum. If everyone plays their part then great-grandchildren will be able to read and see pictures of their family member,” Cassiem Jabaar said.

Jackie Abrahams, former president of Boland, said that it would also be appreciated if anecdotes can be included in the history because the youth don’t know what the players had to endure pre-unification.

Mervyn Samuels, former player, said that when they had to play against Kwaru, Eastern Province or South Western Districts, they left Cape Town the Thursday after the final practise to their destination, arriving on the Friday to be fresh and ready for the match on the Saturday. There were sometimes no changing rooms and you dressed in the car, bus or lorry and ran onto the field. “Today’s rugby players are spoiled with all the facilities at their disposal and they should know our experiences. We worked during the day and played rugby over weekends; we did not have the novelty of making rugby a career because we had to provide for families and extended families.” Broadness Cona said they never flew from city to city – they had to hit the road, whether it was in their own or public transport. “The best part of travelling with your team mates was the bond that was formed on the road. You had to pack your own food for the road and it was mostly sandwiches, cream crackers, boiled eggs and chicken with a cooldrink or your flask of coffee. Due to the heat on the road, the tomato and cheese sandwiches were soggy when you arrived at your destination but you munched them down with the hot cooldrink or coffee,” he chuckled.

If you have information or images that could be included in the A to Z, contact the Springbok Experience at springbokexperience@sarugby.co.za.

Present were Cassiem Jabaar, Mervyn Samuels, Piet Kruger, Ivan Jacobs, Riedoh Allen, Fagme Solomons, William Croy, Broadness Cona, William Diba, Yusuf Davids, Faiek Hendricks, Irven October and Piet Jooste.

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