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Calm before the storm Following some light rain on Wednesday last week, dark clouds started to move in over the Mother City. Thunder and lightning with heavier showers lasted until late into the evening. This picture of the cloud cover over Table Mountain was taken by local Milnerton photographer, Colin Brown.

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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH AWARDS: TABLE VIEW WINS NHW OF THE YEAR 2017

Top spot for T’View NHW RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj

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or Table View Neighbourhood Watch chairperson, Grant Lemos, winning the award for Neighbourhood Watch of the Year is indeed an honoured achievement.

“I feel extremely proud of winning Neighbourhood Watch of the Year.

“For me personally it was very emotional as I really feel that the executive committee, management, control room operators and members put so much into this organisa-

tion.

“They give huge time and finances to keep our community safe,” Lemos told TygerBurger.

The Neighbourhood Watch Awards took place on Monday 26 March in the banqueting hall at the Civic Centre in Cape Town.

The event was hosted by the Western Cape Department of Community Safety and the City of Cape Town’s Department of Safety, Security and Social Services.

“I also felt like it was a great win for our armed response companies that work along-

side us, as well as police and the Table View Community Policing Forum (CPF),” said Lemos.

He said the award is a win for all, and a huge one at that.

“I was extremely happy and emotional at the same time as it shows we are going in the right direction and doing our best. We could never have done it without our members and their families. I don’t even know how to express the way I feel at the moment.

I am so grateful for being given the opportunity to help lead an amazing organisation.

Without the community we also would not have been where we are. There are so many components that make our organisation great,” Lemos said.

He took the opportunity to thank both the departments for their recognition.

“We are humbled, grateful and elated to be recognised by the City of Cape Town’s Safety and Security Directorate and the Western Cape Government’s Department of Community Safety as the Neighbourhood Watch of the Year 2017.

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Library to host book sale The Friends of the Table View Library will be hosting a book sale on Saturday 7 April at 09:00 at the Table View Library in Birkenhead Road. The group is also requesting donations of good quality books, as well as children’s books, magazines, CDs and DVDs. They also need spare wool for their blanket project.

V Information: René Williams on 021 557 8995.

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FROM PAGE 1 “We thank Dan Plato, Alderman JP Smith and their team for the great work they have done within neighbourhood watches around the Peninsula.

“We also felt honoured to be in the same room as many other neighbourhood watches who, like us, protect their community with passion,” he said.

Lemos said their members continue to go above and beyond the call of duty on a daily basis to assist the police teams on the ground.

“We do this for our families and for our community to create a better environment for their future. We will not accept the current crime rate in our area – we stand against this together,” said Lemos.

As a neighbourhood watch, they are extremely proud of this award, he said.

“A lot of hard work and countless hours are spent patrolling and operating the control room among various other functions.

To be a successful watch, you need to have members who have an innate desire to better their community. Your members have to be inspired to exceed expectations, to ask themselves how they can make a difference in the community. Once you have this, the rest comes naturally,” Lemos said.

Table View Neighbourhood Watch managed to come out on top ahead of Summer Greens, Tygerdal and Glenwood.

Evening talk to be hosted by Friends of Rietvlei Friends of Rietvlei will be hosting a talk on the wide variety of plant species found in the Table Bay Nature Reserve tomorrow, Thursday 5 April. The event starts at 19:30. The talk will be presented by botanist Petra Broddle who is the coordinator of Custodians of Rare and Endangered Wildflowers (Crew) and who also spent more than 10 years as a botanist at Kew Gardens in London, England.

The talk will take place at the Rietvlei Education Centre, Table Bay Nature Reserve, at 10 Sandpiper Crescent, Table View.

V For more information, call Pauline Potton on 083 255 2537 or Nelis Visagie on 082 777 5708.

Table View Neighbourhood Watch was awarded Neighbourhood Watch of the Year 2017 at a formal function held at the Civic Centre in Cape Town last week.

Included in the prizes that winners received was extra equipment for members to use in their duties such as first-aid kits, torches, floodlights and two-way radios, as

well as fun excursions donated by partnering institutions.

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Whale shark beaches itself RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj

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whale shark recently washed ashore at Yzerfontein, says the local National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI).

The shark washed ashore on Monday 26 March.

Willem Lubbe, NSRI Yzerfontein station commander, says the NSRI investigated reports of the shark one kilometre north The carcass of a beached whale shark in Yzerfontein last of Strandkombuis, a local week.

PHOTO: NSRI YZERFONTEIN restaurant.

“Upon our arrival a whale shark was built-up area, authorities may decide not to found beached and barely alive, in an ad- attempt to remove the animal, Lubbe says. vanced deteriorating state. Sadly the whale He says authorities were informed, as was shark died shortly afterwards,” Lubbe says. the Department of Environmental Affairs.

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Local cadet aboard SA Agulhas RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj

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or Alain le Sueur from Blouberg Rise, life on a boat is something he has always dreamt about. Today, as a grown

man, that dream is finally being realised.

The local deck cadet was fortunate enough to be given an opportunity to sail aboard the SA Agulhas, a research and survey vessel built in 1978, to Antarctica at the South Pole.

Alain le Sueur aboard the SA Agulhas.

He set off on his trip on 24 November 2017 and returned recently.

Alain (28) studied Maritime Studies at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology last year. He left Cape Town with 19 fellow cadets aboard the SA Agulhas as part of the National Cadet Programme, which lasted for almost four months last year.

“On 24 November we sailed out of Cape Town to go to Mauritius to pick up scientists from India and then headed south towards Antarctica.

“The schedule while at sea for the cadets was one week of watch on the bridge and two weeks in the “classroom” involving navigation and seamanship, which also involved working on deck with the crew helping with general maintenance – a very practical way of learning, which is always great,” Alain explains.

He says even though the crew was very close to Antarctica, they unfortunately did not get to see the frozen continent. “But being completely surrounded by an ice field was amazing. We even had a young fin whale swim around the SA Agulhas. I enjoyed having the chance to experience rough seas as well, which showed us cadets the importance of securing cargo properly and this will help when we sail on other vessels in the future,” says Alain.

Christmas dinner, he remembers, was spent in front of a braai while it was snowing, which he says was just as amazing, along with seeing the sun set at 23:00 and rising again at 01:00, or “sometimes not setting at all,” he says.

He arrived back in Cape Town on Wednesday 7 March.

“It has been a great adventure and a learning experience. I will defiantly pursue a maritime career and hopefully become a captain one day soon,” Alain says.

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Volunteers help clean up Sunset Beach A group of volunteers from the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town recently held a beach clean-up event at Sunset Beach. The clean-up, named Trash Bash, took place on Wednesday 21 March, Human Rights Day. Cheryl Swart says on behalf of the aquarium that they arranged a party of willing helpers to collect plastic waste.

“We gathered at 09:00 and were done by 11:00. When I arrived and looked at the beach from the parking area, I thought we were going to waste our time because the beach looked so clean. It turned out to be a case of beautiful from far, but far from beautiful.

“We picked up bags of plastic waste. Who would have expected earbuds on the beach?” says Swart. The team even picked up a used syringe, she says.

Swart says all the waste was weighed and the items were tallied for scientific research.

The next Trash Bash will take place in June.

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Sassa adds R10 bank fee

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ie Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) vier vanjaar 100 jaar van uitnemendheid in die hoër onderwys.

Prof. Wim de Villiers by die eeufeesherdenking

Die eeufeesherdenking is op 23 Maart met ’n glansryke dinee by die Paul Roossaal gevier.

In sy toespraak het prof. Wim de Villiers, rektor en visekanselier, die US beskryf as ’n toonaangewende hoëronderwysinstelling, wat ’n belangrike bydrae tot menslike ontwikkeling in ons land, op ons vasteland en in die res van die wêreld maak.

“Ons gegradueerdes is goed gekwalifiseerd en hulle is internasionaal in aanvraag, ons navorsing is innoverend en tersaaklik en ons impak op die samelewing is omvattend,” het hy gesê.

Benewens Helen Zille, premier van die Wes-Kaap, en adv. Gesie van Deventer, uitvoerende burgemeester van Stellenbosch, het eregraadontvangers, parlementslede, raadslede, skoolhoofde, studenteleiers, donateurs, vriende van die universiteit en lede van die media die geleentheid op Stellenbosch bygewoon.

“Ons eeufeesjaar is die ideale geleentheid om te kyk na ons reis tot hier en om ook te kyk na wat voorlê. Dit is ’n geleentheid om te bou op ons prestasies van die verlede, om ons foute reg te stel en weer te begin.”

De Villiers het gesê die universiteit beleef relatiewe stabiliteit ondanks die onstuimigheid in die hoër on-

derwys die afgelope paar jaar.

“Ons staar ons egter nie blind teen ons foute nie. In die konteks van ons land se verdeelde geskiedenis, erken die US sy aandeel in die onregte van die verlede.

Daaroor het ons diepe berou. Ons vra diegene wat te na gekom is, opreg om verskoning. En ons gee erkenning aan die kritiese stemme in eie geledere wat beginselvas standpunt ingeneem het, hoe moeilik ook al.”

Hy het bygevoeg dat die US na groter diversiteit in terme van beide personeel en studentesamestelling streef.

De Villiers het hom duidelik uitgespreek oor Afrikaans. “Daar bestaan ’n wanopvatting dat die US die ondergang van Afrikaans bewerkstellig. Die teendeel is waar. Afrikaans is een van ons onderrigtale – maar om grondige pedagogiese redes, nie aangevuur deur ideologie of etniese identiteit nie.

“Party mense is bang dat ons gebruik van Afrikaans diegene kan uitsluit wat verkies om in Engels te studeer; ander vrees weer dat ons gebruik van Engels Afrikaans benadeel. Ek wil u graag verseker dat die universiteit verbind bly tot meertaligheid sonder uitsluiting. Taal behoort nooit vir enige student ’n hindernis te wees nie. Deur ook Engels as onderrigtaal te gebruik, sorg ons dat ons toeganklik is vir meer mense, en dit maak deure oop – plaaslik en internasionaal. Tog is daar steeds ’n groot behoefte aan en vraag na onderrig in Afrikaans; daarom sit ons ons aanbod daarin voort.”

Zille het gesê die US is vir haar soos Suid-Afrika se eie Stanford.

“Dit skep ’n ekosisteem waarin denkleiers en dinamiese entrepreneurs kan floreer as gevolg van die oorwig van intellektuele krag en idees.”

@dezzierorke Sassa social grant beneficiaries using their Sassa card to draw their money will have to pay an additional R10 in bank charges as of 1 April.

Appearing in Parliament, Sassa last week indicated that these banking charges are necessary because of the continued use of Grindrod Bank without a contract in place, pending the official takeover by the post office.

While Sassa, the National Department of Social Development and the Treasury conduct negotiations around how to subsidise this bank charge, the poor are expected to foot this bill.

Social development MEC for the Western Cape, Albert Fritz, condemned this move, saying that the poor should not pay for Sassa’s mistakes.

“This is an unjustified abuse of the poor, considering the charge is effectively the consequence of the mishandling by Sassa of its self-created grant crisis,” he said.

“In the context of the other rising costs of living, such as the higher fuel levy and increased VAT, this tardy administration by Sassa is unacceptable.

“Sassa is a national entity, run by the national government. The provincial department has no operational control over it. Despite this, we will continue to play our oversight role to protect the 1.5 million social grant recipients in the province.”

The disbursement of grants in cash will continue to be done by Cash Paymaster Services for another six months, as granted by the Constitutional Court, but according to Sassa, the awarding of a new contract for cash payments is already in jeopardy.

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man and two women have been handed down hefty jail sentences for armed robbery.

The trio robbed two women at knifepoint at the MyCiTi bus stop at Earlswood, Parklands.

Captain Adriana Chandler, Table View police spokesperson, says the robbery occurred on Thursday 14 July 2016.

The police managed to arrest two of the three suspects at the time and the stolen goods were also recovered, Chandler says.

She says the third suspect was arrested by the investigating officer at a later stage.

Chandler says Lelethu Nombewu (18)

was sentenced to three years in prison while Siyambulela Mfelane (26) was sentenced to eight years’ imprisonment.

The third accused failed to appear in court and a warrant has been issued for her arrest.

A 23-year-old man has also been given an eight-year sentence for a robbery that occurred on 6 December 2016. The accused, Mogamad Williams from Athlone, robbed and assaulted a woman in Erica Road, Table View on the day. He was armed with a screwdriver, the police say.

A convicted house burglar has also sentenced to seven years in prison. Sonnabile

Mvezo broke into a house in Dorchester Drive, Parklands on 14 January 2017.

Dumisani Sanda, a convicted robber, was also given a lengthy jail sentence. He was convicted of robbing an on-duty security guard at gunpoint at a shop in Sandown Road, Parklands on 4 May 2016. He was sentenced to 31 years’ imprisonment on 29 January 2018, the police say.

Major General Aneeqah Jordaan, Milnerton cluster commander, has expressed her satisfaction with the sentences and says she hopes this will send a strong message to people who are considering walking the path of crime.

Second abalone bust in just one week RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj Milnerton police have arrested two men in connection with illegal abalone worth R1.2 m. The suspects are due to appear in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court today.

Police spokesperson, Captain Nopaya Madyibi, says the suspects were arrested on Sunday 25 March when police acted on information about abalone being stored at a

house in Milnerton Ridge. “Upon their arrival a number of men tried to evade arrest.

Two of them who fled were apprehended and arrested,” Madyibi says. These arrests are the second such clampdown in just over a week in the Milnerton area. A 32-year-old man was arrested on Thursday 15 March at the Royal Ascot complex in Milnerton after Milnerton Crime Watch, a non-profit security organisation, received information about his suspicious behaviour from the body cor-

porate. The man was found in possession of illegal dried abalone worth R27 500.

During the recent bust, police discovered an illegal abalone processing facility with 22 258 units of abalone. “Our members also found and confiscated a large amount of cash at the address, three vehicles and various paraphernalia at the residence.”

Police handed over the abalone to officials from the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Madyibi says.

Three suspects arrested in Table View with stolen vehicle

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claimed to have problems with the vehicle.

During a polite conversation, something mentioned by one of the occupants raised a red flag with the officers.

“The officers then tested the registration number, which was confirmed to belong to another vehicle. Upon further investigation it was discovered that the vehicle identification number did not belong to the vehicle ei-

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Table View police arrested three suspects in connection with a stolen vehicle.

Captain Frederick van Wyk, provincial police spokesperson, says during a routine crime prevention patrol down Blaauwberg Road, Table View police noticed a man pushing a vehicle and stopped to lend a helping hand.

“Two occupants inside the vehicle

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ther,” Van Wyk says.

He says in the end it was confirmed that the vehicle had been stolen in Muizenberg a few days earlier.

The suspects were arrested during the early hours of the morning on Wednesday 28 March. The three, two men and a woman aged in their 30s, were arrested for being in possession of a stolen motor vehicle.

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Family wakes up to armed robbery A Table View family recently had a nightmare experience when they were awoken by three unknown men inside their house.

Captain Adriana Chandler, police spokesperson, says the attack occurred in the early hours of the morning on Tuesday last week.

She says three unknown men entered the family’s Sandpiper Crescent house, one of them apparently armed with a knife.

“A struggle ensued between the suspects and one of the occupants of the house, during which a stabbing took place.

“The panic button was activated during the struggle and the suspects escaped when the alarm was sounded,” Chandler says.

She says the suspects had their faces covered and fled with a few personal items.

“The survivors of the house robbery were obviously shocked by what had happened to them. Access was gained through an unlocked sliding door.

“The public is alerted to please ensure that their property is secured before going to sleep.

“Make sure all doors are locked and windows are closed. Activate the alarm system before going to bed,” Chandler urges.

Free concert at V&A Don’t miss the last of autumn’s free V&A Waterfront Silo District concerts on Friday 6 April from 18:30 to 20:00 with the big, bold sounds of Mike Campbell’s Big Band. The dynamic musicians in the 20-piece band will introduce the audience to the foot-tapping, finger-clicking big band sound of classic swing, jazz, Latin American, contemporary and local favourites, with arrangements by Professor Mike Campbell.

For over 20 years Campbell has upheld the highest standards of big band music in the country and has performed with acclaimed artists such as Judith Sephuma, Gloria Bosman, Sibongile Khumalo, Gavin Minter, the late Winston Mankunku and Robbie Jansen.

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Jesus’ story told in Passion play P

assion Play Ministries International (PPMI), a non-profit volunteer organisation, will present He’s Alive, a dramatic representation of the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ, at the Bellville Civic Theatre in Main Road, Bellville, from Wednesday 4 to Saturday 8 April.

The director is Bronwyne Scott, a theatre veteran with 40 years’ experience. She works with volunteers ranging from babies to octogenarians – even if they have no experience of drama and singing. She has been directing this production annually since its inception in Cape Town 20 years ago. Scott hails from Rugby, Milnerton.

The chairperson of the Cape Town board is Melvyn Abrahams from Matroosfontein who also plays the role of Jesus. The disciple Peter is played by Johan La Cante from

Kraaifontein and the role of John is portrayed by Jaeden Stevens from Brackenfell.

Ricardo Johns from Northpine plays the role of Caiaphas the high priest. Graham Ellis from Constantia plays the role of Annas, the father-in-law of Caiaphas, while Kevin Thyssen from Belhar plays the part of Pilate.

Nicodemus is played by Darryl du Toit from Table View. Mary the mother of Jesus is portrayed by Michelle van Reenen from Bellville, alternating with Talita Stevens from Brackenfell.

Mary Magdalene is portrayed by Nelisa Rohlandt from Kraaifontein, alternating with Collette Faurie also from Kraaifontein.

They are supported by a cast of some 100 local members from all population groups, denominations, age groups and suburbs in

the Cape Peninsula, from the southern and northern suburbs – mothers, fathers, housewives, learners, accountants and more who volunteer to rehearse their roles and appear in the play because of their beliefs.

A member of the audience last year commented that this play was different from all the many movies and plays on the life of Jesus she had seen before.

“This play has touched me deeply,” she said.

Scott agrees: “This drama touches lives.

People simply come and watch and their lives are forever changed as they witness in drama the awesomeness of God’s love and forgiveness.”

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Jesus (played by Melvyn Abrahams) with his mother, Mary (played by Michelle van Reenen).

Century City artist releases new single

With the wind in their sails! Team F.R.O.G., a church group, took first place in the handicap results at this year’s Mac 24-hour Endurance Challenge. The race was held at Rietvlei in Table View on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 March. “They defended their title from last year’s race and won the race again with first position overall handicap,” says a spokesperson for the team. Team F.R.O.G., or Fully Reliant on God, sailed a 30-year-old GP14 which had been previously sailed in the MAC 24-hour Challenge in 2000.

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A music artist and former X-Factor winner, Steven Lee, has just released his brand new single, “Only You”.

Steven, who used to live in Century City but is nowadays a resident of Johannesburg, was previously part of the group Four, which won X-Factor back in December 2014.

He recently launched his solo career and with that, his new debut single.

Steven previously worked with Wyclef Jean and Fergie from the Black Eyed, a spokesperson says.

The song is set to be released to all major radio stations this month.

“The single ‘Only You’ will showcase why Steven was not only a massive hit in the strenuous reality television show, but also selected out of thousands of local and international entries as the ultimate winner of an online competition back in 2009, with none other than Wyclef Jean and Fergie mentoring this talented artist in New York City after he walked away with top honours,” the spokesperson says.

Following the release of a couple of singles this year, Steven would then like to start working on his first album.

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Music artist Steven Lee has just released his brand new single, “Only You”. PHOTO: XAVIER SAER

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City to spend R2.1bn on new housing T

he City proposes to spend R2.1 billion on the development of new housing opportunities over the next three financial years, with R585 million being budgeted for 2018/19 alone.

This was revealed by Brett Herron, Mayco member for transport and urban development (TDA), in the City’s draft budget for the 2018/19 financial year, which was tabled on 28 March. The bulk of these housing opportunities will be developed on well-located land close to public transport services and job opportunities. As such, the TDA proposes to spend R105 million on the acquisition of land in the next financial year.

The draft capital budget provides a list of 36 housing developments which are either in the planning phase, already underway, or in the process of being finalised. These projects are situated in Atlantis, Heideveld, Fisantekraal, Grassy Park, Scottsdene, Durbanville, Bardale, Belhar, Delft and Blue Downs, among others.

“Most of the housing developments will be located within the City’s urban inner core, including areas adjacent to the N1, N2, N7 and M5 highways, along the R27 to the north and major arterials linking the Metro South-east with Bellville and Kuils River and the Cape Town International Airport,” said Herron in a statement to the media.

This is in line with the City’s Built Environment Performance Plan, which states that the City will prioritise public investment and incentivise private investment at public transport nodes and corridors within the City’s urban inner core. “As such, the City will implement dense and transit-oriented development by promoting higher residential densities and mixed land use patterns, as well as regulatory reform, in support of spatial transformation,” he said.

A total of R371 million has been allocated for the construction and upgrade of public transport interchanges in the inner City, Bellville, Retreat and Somerset West, and for new minibus taxi facilities in Dunoon, Masiphumelele and Makhaza from 2018/19 until 2020/21.

The TDA will spend a proposed R232 million over the next three financial years to rehabilitate and reconstruct roads across the City. A further R327 million will be spent on facilities for cyclists and pedestrians, such as universally accessible sidewalks, pedestrian crossings and walkways in Eerste River, Elsies River, Mitchell’s Plain, Blaauberg and the northern suburbs from 2018/19 until 2020/21.

As far as congestion relief is concerned, the TDA has allocated R481 million over the next three financial years for the construction of new road infrastructure to address traffic congestion. Some of the projects that are already underway are Belhar Main Road and Erica Drive in Belhar, and Langverwacht Road in Kuils River.

“Spatial transformation must bring jobs closer to people and people closer to jobs.

Lower income households living on the periphery of the City spend on average almost half their monthly income on transport.

These residents, situated in dense, predominantly informal areas, travel at great cost to less densely populated areas of Cape Town where jobs and services are located.

“We also need to densify because the demand for housing is increasing rapidly. Although our population increased by 7% between 2011 and 2016, the number of households increased by 18% because households are getting smaller,” says Herron. The draft budget is now available for public comment on the City’s website.

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A group of Grade 5 boys with some of the books they read this term. Back from left: Kashief Davids, Luke Damons, Victory Uzowuru, Asanda Sithole and Josh Fortuin. Middle: Rihaas Rossouw, Sikho Thantsi and JinSung Mabiala. Front: Mulalo Matambela, Rickad Acho and Corbyn Snyman.

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Woodbridge all about words Grade 5 learners at Woodbridge Primary School are rising to the challenge to read more books in 2018, says Cheryl Swart, school librarian.

She says the school celebrated its second annual Amazing Race during Library Week, with this year’s theme being Judy Moody (a book series).

“Almost all of them chose to dress up as a character from Megan McDonald’s se-

ries about the sparkling sister and brother, Judy and Stink Moody.

“They worked in teams of four to complete the challenges set in the Amazing Race. The sound of much laughter rang through the corridors as they raced to various venues, each team trying to outdo the others,” Swart says.

V What is your opinion on this article? Let us know at briewe@tygerburger.co.za.

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The dark side of too much light DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke

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ue to light pollution, entire generations of children growing up in big cities can no longer admire the splendour of our Milky

Way. A major side effect of urbanisation, light pollution refers to the inappropriate or excessive use of artificial light and is often blamed for compromising health, disrupting ecosystems and spoiling aesthetic environments.

Research done by Canadian physicist Dr Christopher Kyba at the German Research Centre for Geoscience found that on average, artificial outdoor lighting is growing brighter at a rate of 2.2% annually. In developing countries this rate is higher. The study was conducted between 2012 and 2016, whereby artificial light on earth or skyglow was measured using satellite imaging.

Kyba recently visited Cape Town where he presented a talk on the topic at the Astronomical Society of Southern Africa. TygerBurger caught up with him at Night Sky Park just outside Bonnievale, where he joined StarPeople, a local astronomy outreach programme, for a weekend of stargazing.

It is here in the velvety dark, starlit skies of the Breede River Valley where the absence of bright city lights is most noticeable.

But it is not only the visual blocking of the stars that worries scientists. The impact that light pollution has on human, animal and plant life is highly concerning.

“As the world evolved, animals and humans evolved with certain biological rhythms that regulate life – for instance when you wake up and when you go to bed. For humans, not enough sunlight during the day and too much artificial light at night disrupts the human body clock, which has profound negative effects on our health,” says Kyba.

Research suggests that artificial light at night can increase the risk for conditions such as de-

pression and sleep disorders.

“Much research remains to be done but we know that in the animal kingdom, birds are mostly affected as they use the moon and stars for migration and have never evolved to deal with the brightness of artificial light. When they fly through a brightly lit area, it is not uncommon for birds to crash into buildings and towers,” he says.

In England it was found that several types of trees hold onto their leaves for longer when bright light is shone onto them. During his visit to Cape Town, Kyba noticed more upward lighting in our urban areas, compared to cities in Europe. “Upward lighting occurs when artificial light is emitted upwards into the sky, resulting in increased skyglow,” he explains.

“Due to this misdirected light upwards, the actual surface space is not lit, causing reduced visibility.”

Skyba says excessive lighting can in fact create more danger, and more light does not necessarily equal better vision.

“Bad (upward) lighting at night is a security risk and even beneficial to criminals, as it creates deep shadows that offer concealment,” he says.

“In addition, being temporarily blinded by a glaring light makes you an easier target for criminals who hide in dark places.”

Skyba says upward lighting can be avoided by using specific light covers or fittings on street and security lamps.

“The correct light fitting will direct the light to the surface area where it is needed, reducing glare. It will provide better vision for enhanced security.”

He also advises the use of amber LED lamps rather than bright blue-white ones.

“Lighting isn’t sustainable unless it is also beautiful. Carefully designed lighting will not only be more aesthetic but energy saving too.”

VTo help save the night sky, see the website International Dark-Sky Association for more valuable information, tips and advice.

Shielding the bright glare actually makes visibility better.

PHOTOS: GEORGE FLEENOR

Dark shadows created by glare.

Schools compete in athletics

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The annual interschools athletics day between the independent schools of CBC St John’s Parklands, Melkbosstrand Private School, Blouberg International School, Riverside College and El Shaddai Christian School took place during the first term at the Tygerberg Athletics Club in Parow.

Kurt Darren // Garth Taylor // Salome // Loyiso // Tarryn Lamb // Emo Adams

El Shaddai Christian School won the overall athletics trophy, with Blouberg International winning the spirit trophy.

The day was thoroughly enjoyable, with much camaraderie and competition between the schools, and many new friendships were formed among the learners.

From left: Amber-Leigh Nel, Daniel Africa, Lauren Goodwin and Jadon Beckmann with the trophies they won on the day.

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Lawson Mangisi and Michael van Schalkwyk running the 1500m.

Amber-Leigh Nel breaking the record at the finish line of the u.14 girls’ 4 x 100m relay.

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What it means to be on the so-called blacklist There is no such thing as a blacklist. So says Jurgens Tubb of MHI Law. It simply means that there is negative data on your credit report which is recorded at a credit bureau.

This negative data can be anything from a plain collection on one of your loans, right through to judgment taken against you or a debt review.

A credit bureau is an organisation that keeps a record of your credit information.

Your credit record shows how you manage your debts and is used by credit providers and moneylenders to determine if you can afford to borrow money or pay back a new loan.

The National Credit Act says each credit bureau must be registered with the National Credit Regulator – who decides how your credit information can be used and who can see your credit record.

Negative data will have an impact on your ability to obtain loans or open retail accounts.

A credit provider will see this negative behaviour reflected on your credit record as a possible indicator of the manner in which you may behave if they were to grant you credit.

What is the role of a credit bureau?

When you take out your first loan with a credit provider, you have to complete a form which asks for consumer credit information – including your credit history, financial history, education, employment and identity details.

This information, as well as the details of the loan, is then furnished to a credit bureau which puts together a credit report.

What are your rights in relation to a credit bureau? . To be informed that a credit provider intends to report negative information on you to a credit bureau 20 working days before they do so; . To get a copy of your credit record from a credit bureau when you ask for it – you can get one free record per year, but may be charged a small fee for further records; . To challenge information kept by a credit bureau if you are unhappy with it; . For your information to be kept confidential, and for it to be used only for the purposes allowed.

How can your credit information be used? . To decide whether or not you can afford credit; . To investigate fraud, corruption or theft; . To consider you for employment in a position that requires trust, honesty and the handling of cash or finances.

V This article is a general information sheet and should not be used or relied on as legal or other professional advice. No liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions, or for any loss or damage arising from reliance upon any information herein.

Always contact your legal adviser for specific and detailed advice. Errors and omissions excepted (E&OE). Copyright © Succeed Group. All rights reserved. Contact us at info@succeedgroup.co.za.

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Woensdag, 4 April 2018

SLICE OF LIFE

Hoe gaan dié pasiënt ooit kan oorleef?

Pas terug van die KKNK op Oudtshoorn is ’n mens se Afrikaanse battery weer opnuut herlaai.

Om musiek, toneelopvoerings en boekgesprekke in jou moedertaal te beleef, bly ’n groot voorreg.

Hoe lank dít nog die geval gaan wees, is natuurlik debatteerbaar.

Aan die een kant is daar diegene wat redeneer dat solank Afrikaans gepraat word, die taal nie sal uitsterf nie. Dit is nou ongeag of die taal landwyd by universiteite heeltemal uitgefaseer word of nie. Diegene glo vas dat ons nog in die verre toekoms net sulke lekker Afrikaanse feeste soos nou sal kan hou, want niemand gaan ophou sing of skryf in Afrikaans net omdat die taal se kraantjie op tersiêre vlak toegedraai word nie.

Die ander groep reken dat dit net op kort termyn ’n gegewe is dat Afrikaans sal oorleef. Soos Afrikaans toenemend as taal by universiteite en ander tersiêre instellings onder druk kom, gaan hierdie selfde druk begin oorspoel na skole.

Want waarom sal ouers dan in die toekoms hulle spruite in Afrikaanse skole hou as hulle nie naskools in Afrikaans onderrig kan word nie?

Ongelukkig moet ek met laasgenoemde pessimistiese groep saamstem.

Ontneem jy ’n taal van sy hoër funksies, is dit so goed jy koppel hom aan ’n hartlongmasjien. Eerstens stagneer die taal se ontwikkeling. Tweedens word dit as wetenskapstaal vernietig. En derdens raak dit as skryftaal betekenisloos en ontoepaslik.

Wanneer hierdie verengelsing eendag ook volledig na skole deurgetrek is, kan die Afrikaanse pasiënt se hartlongmasjien maar ontkoppel word. Want sterf sal hy sterf.

En oor twee of drie geslagte van nou af sal daar beswaarlik nog enige sprake wees van Afrikaanse musiek, toneelopvoerings, letterkunde of nuusdekking – ongeag of daardie jonger geslag nog in hul huis Afrikaans praat of nie. Want geen liedjieskrywer, dramaturg, romanskrywer of joernalis gaan onderleg genoeg wees in ’n taal waarin hulle nie eens op skoolvlak aan blootstelling gekry het nie. Hulle sal net in Engels kan dink en skryf. Die aanbod en aanvraag vir Afrikaans sal finaal opdroog.

Of hoe? – Rudie van Rensburg

Die ander groep reken dat dit net op kort termyn ’n gegewe is dat Afrikaans sal oorleef.

YOUR STORY As part of a ticket giveaway, TygerBurger asked our readers to tell us their fondest memory: V When I was about four, my dad used to travel a lot. He used to bring me all the miniature condiments from his travels – butter, jam, milk, honey – all the things a child cherishes when having morning tea with her dolls. I do that with my kids now when I overnight in any hotel or inn. And yes, I do take the shampoo and conditioner too! – Anne Shepherd, Parow North.

V Ek onthou hoe ek en vyf niggies en ’n nefie – die enigste kleinkinders in daardie stadium – almal saam met my oupa Petrus voor in sy massiewe ou, groen Ford Cortina die hele dorp vol rondgerits het.

Ons het soos sardientjies gesit, maar niemand het gekla nie. Ook nie destyds se spietkops nie. Almal was op hul beste gedrag. Ek onthou dit soos gister. – M. Winterbach, Brackenfell. ) Watch out for our competitions, submit your micro story and win!

Electrifying! A TygerBurger reader sent us this photo shot on 28 March from the Plattekloof hills.

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BRIEWE briewe@tygerburger.co.za|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde nie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

Arme Aussies te erg gekap Ek vind dat Rudie van Rensburg se rubriek ’n hoogheilige toon aanslaan in sy kommentaar op die krieket-sage (“Is ‘kriminele geen’ nog in Aussie-DNS?”, 28/3).

Laat dit nie vergeet word dat ons eie krieketspan se kaptein betreklik onlangs aan dieselfde oortreding skuldig bevind is en dan is daar nog Hansie en ander spelers wat ook nie juis witter as sneeu was nie.

Tot ons skande staan ons dus nie met skoon hande nie en pas dit ons nie om so verontwaardig te wees nie.

Verder is die verwysing na die oorspronklike Australiese setlaars as tronkvoëls en diewe ongeregverdig – ’n bietjie navorsing sal toon dat baie van hulle weens uiters nietige oortredings, onder meer prostitusie, daarheen verban is, en om van ‘n kriminele geen te praat grens aan laster.

Indien ’n soortgelyke skrywe na die Hansie-episode in ’n buitelandse koerant verskyn het, sou ons nie juis geamuseerd gewees het nie.

Laat ons asseblief perspektief behou.

WILLEM DE HAAN Welgemoed

‘Greeders’ versus proper breeders Erica Wessels (“‘Greeders’ the cause of dogs’ suffering”, 21/3) seems unaware that there are only two types of dog breeders: Firstly registered breeders of pure-bred dogs, where the breeder and their dogs are registered with the Kennel Union of South Africa (KUSA), and secondly all

other unregistered breeders.

The latter, whether they have one breeding pair or hundreds, are all backyard breeders and they all breed mongrels.

There is no such thing as a dog that is “pure-bred but not registered”.

Pure-bred, registered dogs are expensive – for a small type of dog up to R12 000. A puppy you buy from a registered breeder as a pet comes with a pedigree from several generations back, but will not be registered for breeding if not up to standard, specifically to avoid indiscriminate breeding.

Registered breeders are responsible people who have to adhere to strict standards, and lumping them together with the plethora of backyard breeders out there is ridiculous.

And informed people who buy a pure-bred, registered puppy will not abandon or mistreat such an expensive plaything.

Mistreated and abandoned dogs come from backyard breeders and uninformed, uncaring owners. Or from rescuers – a high percentage of rescues are abandoned again. And where do all these “rescuers” suddenly come from?

Are they registered charities – like the well-known SPCA – or are their constant pleas for donations just a way to make a quick buck, exactly like the backyard breeders?

Putting a mistreated dog down means ending its misery – passing it on to the next uncaring owner does not.

ISSIE VENTER Durbanville

Stad moet optree teen spoedvrate Dis baie tragies dat ’n kind doodgery moes word en ek voel hartseer saam met die

ouers. Ongelukkig gaan sulke goed weer gebeur solank as wat daar onverantwoordelike jaagduiwels is, wat geen respek vir ’n mens of padreëls het nie. Ek woon aan die onderkant van Raglanstraat net voor Bill Bezuidenhout-rylaan, en dit is kommerwekkend hoe die motoriste jaag – oor spoedwalle en sommer oor die stopstrate ook. Nee wat, Stad Kaapstad, julle het net mooi niks gedoen om iets aan die spoedvrate te doen nie.

Hoeveel kinders moet nog seerkry of sterf voor julle gaan wakker skrik?

GEORGE Bellville

Gebruik skokstok vir blaffende honde Niemand is so doof soos ’n honde-eienaar nie.

Ná baie jare van blaffende honde en die versuring van goeie buurmanskap, het ek raad wat 100 persent werk.

Koop ’n skokstokflits en net wanneer die hond blaf, druk die skokstok.

Die geraas van die stok werk soos ’n bom.

Gebruik slegs as hond blaf of tjank en net vir ’n sekonde of twee.

Binne ’n dag of wat is jy in beheer van die situasie.

ANONIEM Brackenfell

Cats falling prey to ‘serial killer’ dogs I stay in Sonkring, Brackenfell where three dogs have been killing cats since 2016.

These are three dogs roaming the streets. The owner stays in Protea Heights and allows his dogs to walk freely. Since 2016 these dogs have killed between 10 and 15 cats in their owners’ yards.

We have reached out to the SPCA but they cannot assist,

and Law Enforcement only issued the owner of the dogs with a contravention notice.

MORNAY Brackenfell

Our hero from Harley Davidson Recently, the clutch cable of our car broke unexpectedly and we found ourselves stranded at the side of a busy road in the Okavango industrial area. With our “selfhelp” mindset, we contemplated our options of how best to get the car to our mechanic’s workshop. One of us would need to get home to fetch the second car in order to tow the broken-down vehicle to the garage. How exactly to get home remained the contentious issue!

In a depraved “me-myselfand-I” world, when turning a blind eye and being seemingly oblivious to the plight of others has become the norm, it’s fascinating how the heartening action of just one person can restore hope in mankind.

We were still deliberating, when the Harley Davidson – Tyger Valley Service Assist vehicle (with a gleaming Harley-on-trailer in tow!) pulled up ahead of us, and the driver, Grant Minnies, came to our aid. Grant happened to be returning to the HD Tyger Valley dealership, located literally around the corner from the family home in Tijger Villas. Grant very kindly offered a ride, providing the first leg of our proposed action plan.

Grant, we salute you!

Thank you so much for being the proverbial Good Samaritan in our time of need. Your selfless act of kindness and willingness to assist your fellow man is greatly appreciated.

SHAUN AND BARBARA Email

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Desiré groet nooiensvan AVRIL FILLIES

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Suidooster-aktrise Desiré Gardner.

ie gewoonte dat getroude vroue verkies om hul nooiensvanne te behou of om dit te kombineer met hul getroude vanne, het Desiré Gardner, Carmen in die sepie Suidooster, nie aangestaan nie.

Sy is van die Suidooster-akteurs wat op Saterdag 5 Mei by TygerBurger en Suidooster se Grand Jol in die Grand Arena by GrandWest gaan wees.

Sy is ’n boorling van die Vrystaat en het haar dramagraad aan Tukkies voltooi.

“Ek het lank die rol van Daleen in Binnelanders vertolk en my huidige rol verskil baie, want Carmen is nie op haar bek geval nie. Sy hou daarvan om ’n ding te sê en soms sit sy haar voet in haar mond. Die twee karakters se klerestyl en smaak verskil ook baie, maar die een eienskap wat hulle deel, is dat wanneer hulle verlief raak, raak hulle baie verlief,” het sy gesê.

Sy het lidmaatskap van Golden Key ontvang en dit was ’n groot eer. Boonop het sy by die filmskool Starstruck School of Acting, nou Pali, baie geleer oor die skone kunste onder leiding van Shareen Swart.

“Dit was vir my man baie nice dat ek sy van wou vat en na al die ID-boeke en dinge verander is, raak mens tog gewoond daaraan. Ons het ’n vyfjarige seun, James Christopher, en ’n twintigmaande oue dogter, Robin Grace.

“Hulle het my lewe verander, maar ten goede. Dis soms moeilik om te werk en ma te wees, maar mens vind maniere om dinge te doen. Ons is ook gelukkig om ’n engel as ’n au pair te hê en James se skool- en Robin se dagmoeder het al soos familie geraak,” het Desiré gesê.

“As akteur moes ek leer om gefokus te bly al moet ek tussen tonele gou plan met die kinders maak of hulle soms op die stel hê.

Mens kan enige ding doen met die regte on-

dersteuningsnetwerk. Soms is Robin by Issy en Bolla, ons grimeerkunstenaars, of Andrea, produksie-koördineerder, en James by Gideon, Dean en Gantane, en ek moet uit my ma-skoene in my Carmen-hakke spring. Dit leer mens baie van multitasking,” het sy gesê.

Haar acting crush was Tobie Cronje en Leonardo de Caprio, maar op skool het sy net een crush gehad en dit was die Sharks- en Springbokkaptein Gary Teichman. “Ek het selfs een van ons eende na hom vernoem! Om te ontspan, hardloop, lees, skryf en lag is vir my lekker. As jy nie kan lag nie, gaan jy heeltyd huil. Die lewe is moeilik genoeg,” het sy gesê.

Sy is lief vir baldans en in haar kop is sy uitstekend, maar of sy werklik kan dans, weet sy nie.

“Ruiterbosch herinner my aan my grootwordjare in Bloemfontein, waar almal mekaar geken en geheg aan mekaar geraak het.

My ouers is my rots, maar my hele familie ondersteun my in wat ek doen. My man en kinders deel my daaglikse lewe en ons pak saam dinge aan.

“My nalatenskap moet wees dat ek mense liefgehad het, alle mense aanvaar het vir wie hulle is en dat ek my kinders geleer het om te lag en te glo.

Hannes van Wyk, Nadia Valvekens, Juanita de Villiers, André Velts en Jacques Bessenger het my baie van die kunste geleer,” het sy gesê.

Haar raad aan jong sterre is dat sommige goed tyd neem en baie van die grootste sterre, hetsy op televisie of in flieks, het baie jare ongesiens hul werk gedoen, gesukkel om erkenning te kry en “toe eendag het die meetsnoere mooi in plek geval”, het Desiré gesê.

Wat die publiek nie van haar weet nie, is dat sy nie daarvan hou om inkopies te doen nie.

“Ek is baie lomp en skaam en laat soms goed val of struikel, of maak soms my naam

krater!

“Ek sal graag eendag saam met Meryl Streep in ’n komedie wil speel, want sy is net amazing.

“My dag begin met ’n draffie om die wingerde met my Duitse herdershond en eindig met ’n glas rooiwyn as dit ’n goeie dag was,” het sy gesê.

Sy sal nie al haar rolle (ma, vrou, akteur) kan doen as dit nie vir die ondersteuning van die personeel van Suidooster is nie.

“Dis moeilik om een uit te sonder – hulle vriendelikheid, ondersteuning, liefde en humorsin maak dit lekker om by die werk te wees. Hulle laat my glimlag en dra my,” het Desiré gesê.

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School festival takes a bow to The Bard The eighth Shakespeare Schools Festival South Africa (SSF SA) will be taking place in Cape Town from Thursday 19 to Saturday 21 April at the Artscape Theatre and from Monday 7 to Saturday 12 May at the Baxter Theatre.

The festival, which serves as an education programme aimed at improving language and social skills through the performing arts, is Educape’s flagship initiative piloted in 2010 by Kseniya FilinovaBruton with the objective of strengthening the link between the arts and education.

Since its start the SSF SA has grown from an event attracting merely 20 learners, to now drawing 2000 learners from across the Western Cape, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape.

The SSF SA, which affords learners the opportunity to stage a Shakespearean play in a professional theatre, serves as an ideal way for young people seeking to

explore their potential in a fun, developmental way to make their theatre debut on a professional stage in a non-competitive environment.

Schools get to prepare and perform 30minute abridged versions of the plays.

The SSF SA is fully interactive and provides guidance and resources through scripts, training, a framework and feedback equipping learners and educators to successfully direct and perform Shakespearean plays from the first line to the final bow.

Schools from all over the Western Cape Metropole as far afield as Hermanus are participating this year. Exciting news is that the De La Bat School for the Deaf will be making their stage debut with their version of Romeo and Juliet in South African sign language, and the outreach programme will extend into new communities in Mitchell’s Plain and Manenberg for the first time.

“Year after year it’s been incredible to see the amazing, creative interpretations of Shakespeare’s works. Mastering the skill to perform the Bard’s plays is, in my opinion, a master class in acting. I always say to the learners – if you can conquer Shakespeare, you can overcome many other challenges,” says festival managing and creative director, Cedar High School in a workshop forming part of the SSF SA Kseniya Filinovatraining programme at the Artscape Theatre last month. During Bruton. these workshops, learners explored staging techniques, ensemble For more informabuilding and storytelling aspects when working with Shaketion, visit speare’s plays. www.ssfsa.co.za.

Peter Rabbit

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What’s on | Wat’s waar V Marion Holm in Operasie Holm word op Donderdag 5 April vanaf 20:30 en Sondag 8 April vanaf 13:30 by Die Boer-restaurantteater opgevoer. Kaartjies is R130 en is beskikbaar by 021 979 1911 of aanlyn by www.dieboer.com.

V Die Taalmonument se “Oppiberg-konsert” met Dr Victor & The Rasta Rebels, Paxton en Sean D Band en Jak de Priester, vind op Vrydag 6 April by die Taalmonument plaas. Kaartjies is beskikbaar by Computicket en by die Taalmonument teen R100 (volwassenes) en R70 (kinders onder 13).

V DeFINitioN the band will be playing blues and rock covers at Locals Pub and Grill in

One of the movies currently showing at CapeGate is Peter Rabbit, the feature adaptation of Beatrix Potter’s classic tale of a rebellious rabbit trying to sneak into a farmer’s vegetable garden. The animation features the voices of James Corden and Domhnall Gleeson.

Gordon’s Bay on Saturday 7 April from 20:00. Entry is free and the braai and grill restaurant will be open until 23:00.

V A tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival performed by the Johnny Ray Band and a tribute to the Bee Gees performed by Vernon Barnard will be on at the Edgemead Bowling Club on Sunday 8 April from 15:00.

Tickets are R60. To book, call 061 490 1694.

V Piet Botha en Jack Hammer tree Donderdag 19 April vanaf 20:30 by Die Boer-restaurantteater op. Hierdie vertoning vorm deel van Piet se album, Die Middernagtrein-be kendstelling. Kunstenaars vir die aand sluit in Piet Botha, Johnathan Martin en Jacques Groenewald. Kaartjies is R120 en is beskikbaar by 021 979 1911 of aanlyn by www.dieboer.com.

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Ashley wys hakskene vir kampioen AVRIL FILLIES

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ie feit dat Ashley Smith, 1 500 m-atleet van die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland, met die SA kampioen, Rantso Mokopane van die Noordwes-Universiteit, tydens die Varsity-atletiekbyeenkoms by Tukkies in Pretoria in die senior afdeling afgereken het, het hom moed gegee vir die SA Universiteite se veld- en baankampioenskap wat van 25 tot 29 April in Sasolburg plaasvind. Sy wentyd was 3:50,97.

“Ek was baie bly oor die prestasie, want dié seisoen het nie so goed gegaan nie. Albei kampioene, Rantso en Thembo Monoreng (vroue-atleet), was die gunstelinge om die wedlope te wen, maar moes tevrede wees met tweede plekke.

Hy is gebore en getoë in Mitchells Plain en het in ’n woonbuurt grootgeword waar sokker die botoon voer, en het besluit om middelafstande te doen.

“Ek wou aan my gemeenskap wys dat daar ander sport behalwe sokker, rugby en krieket is. Ek het besef ek het die uithouvermoë en kan oor lang afstande hardloop, en dit was maklik vir my om elke dag my oefenprogram te verbeter,” het hy gesê.

Sy pa, Fergus, is sy grootste held en hoewel hy nie ’n atleet is nie, maak sy pa alles vir hom moontlik om atletiek sy loopbaan te maak.

“My afrigter, Duane Fortuin, self ’n atleet, is ook my held, veral oor die manier waarop hy daagliks lewe en hoe hy jongmense hanteer. Op die Varsity-toernooi was ek my eie grootste teenstander, want ek het aan baie moeilike wedlope voor die byeenkoms in

Pretoria deelgeneem. Ek moes myself motiveer om goed te hardloop en het in die wedloop nie op enige ander atleet gefokus nie.

My sege was dus vir my ’n bonus,” het Ashley gesê.

Sy verhouding met sy afrigter is die sleutel tot sy sukses. “Jong atlete moet vertroue in hul afrigters hê om te glo dat wat die afrigter sê en doen, tot jou voordeel is. As dinge nie in jou guns swaai nie, moet jy nog steeds eer aan God bring, want dit is wat my tot op hede deurdra,” het Ashley gesê.

Hy is bly dat hy nie aan die SA junior byeenkomste deelgeneem het nie, want ander junior atlete het langs die pad uitgeval. Hy hoop maar sy tyd sal op senior vlak aanbreek om die SA span te haal en om op Sasolburg goed te doen. “Ek is baie trots op my kultuur en is deel van die Klopse, maar weens atletiek kan ek nie altyd deelneem nie. My ander stokperdjies is slaap en rus, want dit help my om te herstel en as atleet te groei. Dis seker hoekom ek langer as baie van my teenstanders is,” skerts hy.

Die beste raad wat hy gekry het, was van Fortuin wat gesê het dat Rome nie in een dag gebou is nie. “Geduld is die sleutel, ook in elke wedloop en ek pas dit getrou toe,” het Ashley gesê.

Hy was verbonde aan die Laerskool Imperial in Mitchells Plain en die Wes-Kaapse Sportskool in Kuilsrivier. Hy studeer tans vir ’n hoër sertifikaat in ekonomiese ontwikkeling aan die regeringskool by UWK. Sy boodskap aan jong atlete is dat jy nie moet kul nie, maar getrou aan jouself moet bly. “Moenie kyk na ander wat presteer nie, wag jou kans af en wees geduldig.”

Ashley Smith van UWK is die koning in die 1 500 m.

FOTO: HENRY MARSH PHOTOGRAPHY

Spanne slyp aan spel voor amptelike afskop SAREL BURGER Die meeste van die voorste rugbyskole se o.19A-spanne in die Tygerbergstreek was die afgelope tyd druk besig met hul finale voorbereiding vir die komende winterseisoen se eerste amptelike wedstryde aanstaande Saterdag.

Brackenfell, HS Tygerberg en BellvilleSuid was die spanne van die Tygerbergstreek wat ná twee reekse wedstryde tydens die Tony Stoops-toernooi in Brackenfell die beste gevaar het. Die Brakke het 27-

14 afgereken met New Orleans van die Paarl en Klein Nederburg 38-3 afgeransel.

Parow se Tiere het klaargespeel met Oudtshoorn se HS Bridgton (34-7) en Malmesbury se HS Schoonspruit (40-21) terwyl Bellville-Suid te sterk was vir HS Paulus Joubert van die Paarl (26-5) en HS Vredenburg (29-0).

De Kuilen het ná ’n onverwagte nederlaag van 0-10 teen Piketberg sake reggeruk teen HS Weston en die Vredenburgers 19-17 geklop. Monumentpark het eweneens gemengde welslae behaal met ’n oorwinning

van 24-10 oor Alexander Road (PE) en ’n nederlaag van 33-49 teen Groenberg (Grabouw). HTS Bellville het weggespring met ’n sege van 27-0 oor HS Sutherland (Pretoria) maar het toe 10-43 vasgeval teen New Orleans. Jan Kriel-skool was met 35-18 maklik bobaas teen Brackenfell se B-span, maar het met 17-24 die spit afgebyt teen Piketberg.

Ná die laaste reeks wedstryde eergister (2 April) sou ’n span gekies word wat (onder die benaming Renostertjies) later vanjaar ’n toer na Frankryk sal onderneem.

HS Bellville het met sy besoek aan die Landbouskool Oakdale se toernooi op Riversdal onverwags 15-24 pak gekry teen Rustenburg, maar het daarna vlam gevat teen HS Jeugland deur die span van Kemptonpark 45-0 te looi.

Stellenberg en Durbanville het swaar geleef in die taai Noord-Suid-toernooi in Pretoria. Die Stellies is met 42-10 opgekeil deur Menlopark en 41-19 deur Monument (Krugersdorp) terwyl Durbanville die kous oor die kop gekry het van Waterkloof (17-22) en Boksburg se HS E.G.Jansen (28-43).

Golf club hosts champs

The Bellville Golf Club recently played their club championships over four rounds. This tournament is the premier event on the club’s annual calendar. Sam Simpson holds the trophy after rounds of 69, 74, 63 and 66. With him are Andre Uys (club captain) and Quan Juries (golf operations manager).

Atlete blink uit by SA’s: Jordan Steenkamp (links, Laerskool Bastion) het ’n silwermedalje

Jeff Murray won the B division with rounds of 77, 87, 84 and 76.

PHOTOS: ANDRE HART

Rudi Malherbe was victorious in the C division with 71 points.

verower in die 70 m-hekkies vir seuns o.11 en Eben Smit (regs, Laerskool Totius) het in die 70 m-hekkies vir seuns o.10 ’n bronsmedalje ingeplam tydens die Suid-Afrikaanse skolebaan- en veldkampioenskap onlangs in die Paarl. Die atlete staan hier saam met hulle afrigter Heinrich Primo van die Bellville-atletiekklub. Monja Neethling (Laerskool Durbanville) het ’n silwermedalje in die aflos vir meisies o.12 gewen. Lisa Langeveldt (Laerskool Holy Cross) het ’n bronsmedalje gewen in die 100 m vir meisies o.11.

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FUTSAL: CAPE TOWN FALCONS ONE OF THE TOP TEAMS IN THE CTMFL

Falcons in fine futsal form STEHAN SCHOEMAN

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ape Town Falcons Futsal Club based in Goodwood may only be eight months old but they are already making waves and considered to be one of the very best teams in the Cape Town Metropolitan Futsal League (CTMFL).

The commitment from management and the impeccable and positive attitude of the players is the key to their success.

The league games are played in Goodwood, Milnerton and Atlantis with the players of the club hailing from Belhar, Bellville, Kuils River, Goodwood, Bonteheuwel and Montana.

Until the club gets a venue of their own, preferably at a school in the northern suburbs, they are using facilities in Pinelands.

It is ironic that the drought in Cape Town is responsible for the growth in futsal, seeing as soccer players in general were looking for an alternative. Futsal is played indoors on a hard surface with a smaller, denser ball (less bounce). Teams are made up of five players, with one being the goalkeeper. Substitutions are rolling and games are 40 minutes in length.

The core of the Falcons club consists of Munsif Thebus (club chairperson), Elrick

Cape Town Falcons Futsal Club is one of the top teams in the Cape Town Metropolitan Futsal League.

Front from left: Elrick Fourie (vice-chairperson), Jezreel Scheepers, Jaiden Schoor, Munsif Thebus (chairperson), Jason Beukes, Dale Scheepers, Kyle le Roux (media and communications director). Back: Shannon Thompson (club secretary), Kino van Wyk, Wesley Bosch (top goal scorer of the tournament), Ashley Bosch, Brandon Selbourne and Angus Benjamin (business development director).

Fourie (vice-chairperson and treasurer), Kyle le Roux (media and communications director), Shannon Thompson (club secretary) and Angus Benjamin (business development director).

“Futsal is definitely growing in South Africa, the reason being mainly the water crisis at the moment. Clubs and schools are looking for other sporting activities for their players to maintain their fitness. Also I’d say South Africa is finally realising there is a

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much greater need for the development of football compared to global leading football nations like Brazil, Colombia, Spain and Portugal. Futsal at a young age improves all aspect of the athlete’s development needed at a national and international level,” says Benjamin.

The club currently has one senior squad of fifteen players and they are working towards their goal of an additional senior team and five junior teams. Falcons recent-

ly competed in a tournament and narrowly lost 7-5 in the final against Back2Basics.

“Although we didn’t win the tournament, the day was successful for us as two of our junior players, Jayden Schoor and Wesley Bosch, were selected for the provincial u.20 trials to compete for their spot in the South African national team, and Wesley Bosch was awarded as top goal scorer (10 goals) of the tournament,” says Benjamin.

To get involved or to make a donation to the Cape Town Falcons Futsal Club NPO, email ctfalconsfc@gmail.com. Any teams wanting to enter the upcoming CTMFL senior futsal league can send an email to info@ctmfutsal.co.za.

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