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yna 11 jaar gelede het Roan Kitshoff in sy matriek-jaarblad geskryf hy wil eendag Mnr. Suid-Afrika wees.

En vanjaar gaan daardie droom dalk bewaarheid word.

Kitshoff (29), van Blomtuin in Bellville, is onlangs as een van 60 semi-finaliste van dié kompetisie aangekondig en is ook tans een van die topvyf deelnemers as dit by die publiek se stemme kom.

Die top-20 sal in September gekies word, met die finale kompetisie wat in Oktober plaasvind.

Vir hierdie sportfanatikus is die hele ervaring ’n sameloop van jare se harde werk.

Hy is op skool as Mnr. Hoërskool Vredenburg gekroon en sê die gogga het hom daar gebyt. Hy het toe besef daar is jonger leerders wat na hom opkyk en wou aanhou om hulle te inspireer. “Toe ek sien hoe ek hulle motiveer, toe tree die droom in.”

Daarna het hy elke jaar probeer om homself te verbeter – hetsy in sy voorkoms of persoonlikheid.

“Ek was op skool hierdie skraal outjie en het 65 kg geweeg,” vertel hy. Intussen het hy amper 30 kg opgetel, meestal spiermassa. Hy was ook destyds baie skaam en het met harde werk dit reggekry om vlot voor ander te praat.

“Vandat ek kan onthou, wou ek eendag deel wees van Mnr. Suid-Afrika. Dit gaan beslis nie oor die roem vir my nie, maar eerder die inspirasie en motivering om jou drome na te jaag. Wanneer jy regtig iets wil hê en jy gee jou alles, sal jy dit maak gebeur,” sê Kitshoff.

Sy voorkoms het egter vroeg al aandag getrek. Hy is op 17 deur ’n modelagentskap genader.

“Modelwerk was nog altyd deel van my lewe en ek is absoluut passievol daaroor,” sê

Kitshoff. “Ek is fanaties oor fiksheid en het in 2016 begin met bodybuilding as ’n sport.

Ek het al aan vele plaaslike fiksheidskompetisies deelgeneem.” Hy het Suid-Afrika ook in 2017 in Birmingham in Engeland verteenwoordig.

Voordat die landswye inperking ’n demper op gimnasiums geplaas het, het hy elke dag minstens ’n uur lank daar geboer. Hy oefen nou maar tuis.

Hy wil graag vir ander wys dit is belangrik om ’n ware gentleman te wees.

“Ek maak nog deure oop vir ander en sê dankie.”

Hy het by die destydse Non Destructive Academy of South Africa (Nasa) in Bellville gestudeer, maar sê sy groot liefde is tuinaanleg.

Sy ouers, Charmaine en Hendrik, bly nog in Bellville. Hy het ook ’n broer, Jéan (28), en ’n suster, Elicha Theron (30).

“Ek is baie geseënd met die ondersteuning wat ek tot dusver van my familie en vriende ontvang het; sonder hulle sou ek nie so ver gekom het nie. Ek is baie trots om die WesKaap, meer spesifiek Kaapstad, te verteenwoordig en waardeer die ondersteuning van ons plaaslike mense opreg,” sê Kitshoff.

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Community leaders start feeding scheme KAILIN DANIELS @k10daniels With the nationwide lockdown still in place, Milnerton CAN has found new ways to support those less fortunate.

The demand for their intervention increased when companies and schools closed due to the lockdown. This sparked the Slovo Kitchen, a small feeding scheme in Joe Slovo providing food relief and other support to poor and vulnerable residents during the lockdown.

Lauren Budde of Milnerton CAN said they have reached out to Ladles of Love for assistance.

“At first, we struggled to find anyone who wanted to help with the soup kitchen. The community leaders basically came to us and said they wanted to help to cook the food.

“We ended up getting a space in Joe Slovo for the Slovo Kitchen from a gentleman who owns a catering company and lost a lot of business and said we can use his kitchen.

The main parties who actually helped me get

it off the ground were Century City Athletics Club and Steve Akester,” Budde said.

About 13 community workers in Joe Slovo work voluntarily in the Slovo Kitchen, cooking 800 litres of soup every day which also go to feeding schemes in Gugulethu, Joe Slovo and Dunoon.

“The kitchen is feeding thousands of people every day and all thanks to the community leaders of Joe Slovo the project will be ongoing for as long as we get produce from Ladles of Love.

“Also, with whatever extra produce we receive, we are trying to send the kitchen to other places because they are cooking every single day.

“The soup is put into buckets and sent out to the various feeding schemes. The Slovo Kitchen is trying to cook for as many different feeding schemes as possible, but the main thing is that they’re continuing feeding the community of Joe Slovo with porridge and soup.

“It really is heart-warming how the community of Joe Slovo came together to help,” Budde said.

For more information, email Budde at milnerton.can@gmail.com.

Community leaders in Joe Slovo have been assisting Milnerton CAN with the Slovo Kitchen, to help those less fortunate in Joe Slovo.

Fire ruins stack room A fire broke out at Bellville Library on Monday afternoon.

The stack room – where surplus books are kept for processing – as well as two offices were damaged. No-one was injured in the fire. The library isn’t open to the public as yet because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

This picture was posted to the library’s Facebook page. The page’s unknown author says: “this is what is left of my office.

I am devastated - 30 years of work gone in a flash.”

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The babies and toddlers at Curro Castle Durbanville were also welcomed back last Tuesday (7 July) after the outcome of the court case which allowed all playschools and crèches to open.

“Our children have settled in without skipping a beat. The masks are not an issue, the new distancing during playtime routine has also been accepted as just a new way of doing things,” says Tanya Loynes, principal of Curro Castle Durbanville.

“The children and parents have adjusted with the new dropping off system of parents bringing their children to reception to be screened before they share a good-bye hug and the teachers escort them to class.

“Our learners have embraced this ‘new normal’ with a wonderful carefree resilience,” she says.

Emke Nothnagel (4) from Durbanville and Nanette Kotze (Afrikaans teacher) sharing a good morning greeting.

Avah Botha (21 months) from Durbanville having her hands sanitised and temperature screened in reception at Curro Castle Durbanville before being escorted to class by one of the class teachers.

Crishanè Krige, a teacher, took the temperature of all learners on arrival.

Curro Castle Durbanville is one of several preschools that reopened last week.

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The temperature of Lian Venter (10 months) from Brackenfell is screened while being held by overseeing teacher Doreen Palmer. Crishanè Krige, a teacher, took the temperature of all learners on arrival.

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Hoop reik uit na 900 bejaardes DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke

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owat 900 bejaardes in verskeie ouetehuise in die noordelike voorstede van Kaapstad is onlangs met “pakkies vol liefde” bederf, danksy ruim skenkings vanuit die gemeenskap aan Hoop, Bok Radio se liefdadigheidsprojek.

Die pakkies, wat volgepak is met lekkernye en toiletware, is by die Pastorie en Huis Martina in Parowvallei, Parow Senior Sentrum in Parow, Ons Tuiste in Bellville, Ravenzicht in Kraaifontein, die Protea-tehuis in Goodwood, Huis Zonnekus in Milnerton en Ruyterwacht Senior Sorg se bejaardes af-

gelewer.

“Bejaardes lê ons baie na aan die hart.

Hoe moet hulle voel om geen besoekers te ontvang nie, geen pakkies nie?

“Sommige van hulle het nie eens familie nie en daardie oom of tannie ontvang nie eens ’n oproep van ’n geliefde nie,” sê Wilinda Ford, projekbestuurder by Hoop.

Fransie Wolstenholme van Parow Senior Sentrum sê die pakkies het gehelp om baie bejaardes se gemoed te lig.

“Hulle is almal met ’n glimlag hier weg om vir hulle ’n lekker warm koppie koffie te gaan maak en die koekies saam met dit te geniet,” sê sy.

Ford sê die projek het sedert die begin van die inperking ook honderde kospakkies en warm klere en komberse aan gesinne in nood uitgedeel.

“Ons het soveel skenkings ontvang en die gemeenskap het ingespring en vir ons etes en sop begin kook.

“Boere in Philippi bring reeds die afgelope drie maande elke liewe week vars groente.

“Kerke en organisasies deel ook onder mekaar om sodoende in verskeie behoeftes te voorsien.

Ford sê daar is tans ’n waglys van gesinne in nood, wat kospakkies benodig.

“Mense kry swaar. Armoede is op ons voorstoep.

Talle klein ondernemings trek baie swaar en bejaardes moet net op hul Sassa-pensioen oorleef.”

Ford het haar dank uitgespreek aan almal wat hande vat met Hoop om hulle plaaslik te ondersteun.

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Load shedding ‘likely to continue’ KAILIN DANIELS @k10daniels With the country remaining under level 3 lockdown and braving the cold front, Eskom said load shedding will most likely continue through the coming weeks.

Eskom said in a statement that despite their best efforts to return additional generation units to service after the breakdowns that occurred, they have not made sufficient progress to suspend load shedding. “Eskom wishes to assure the public that implementing load shedding is the last resort in order to protect the national grid. In order to limit the impact of load shedding on the morning traffic peak, Eskom will start implementing stage 2 load shedding,” the statement reads.

On Sunday 12 July, Eskom teams suc-

cessfully returned one unit at the Kriel power station, adding 475MW to the grid.

The return of a generation unit each at Tutuka and Kriel power stations has been delayed, contributing to the supply constraints.

Five generating units were taken off the grid last week, significantly raising the possible need for load shedding.

“Implementing load shedding tomorrow (Monday 13 July) is also necessary in order to replenish the emergency generation reserves to better prepare for the week.

“We therefore urge the public to continue assisting us in managing consumption in order to reduce the impact of the supply constraints. With your help Eskom can recover from this much quicker,” the statement said.

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Virtuele leer al lank die norm by Evers NIELEN DE KLERK @nielendk Wanneer dit by tegnologie en die klaskamer kom, is daar min skole wat so gereed vir die inperking was soos die Laerskool Eversdal.

Die 1 300 leerders by die skool is al so tegnologies gevorder hulle sal menige volwassene soos ’n dinosourus laat voel.

Volgens Henk Arangies, die skoolhoof, is hulle al jare lank op verskillende vlakke besig met virtuele onderrig.

En omdat hulle almal redelik gekonfyt is met ’n e-leer-stelsel was dit vir die leerders basies geen aanpassing om net aanlyn met hul akademie voort te gaan nie.

Hulle het nou selfs hul e-kurrikulum aan die Wes-Kaapse Onderwysdepartement geskenk.

Tegnologie oor die jare Arangies verduidelik hul pad met tegnologie het al in 2012 begin, toe die skool besluit het op ’n visie vir

“individuele leer”.

“Individuele leer behels metodes en tegnieke om dit moontlik te maak vir ’n onderwyser om in ’n klas met 30+ leerders elke leerder so effektief moontlik op sy eie vlak en leerstyl te ondersteun. Wêreldwyd is bewys tegnologie is die beste instrument om dit in die klaskamer te bewerkstellig.”

Arangies self is al na konferensies oor die wêreld heen waar hy meer oor tegnologie in die klaskamer uitgevind het.

In 2013 het die skool iPads aangekoop en leerders daaraan blootgestel – eers net 32 tablette in elke graad.

In 2016 het hulle die skool op Microsoft Office 365 geregistreer en daar is vir elke leerder ’n profiel geskep. Alle dokumentasie is op Sharepoint gelaai.

In 2017 het die skool sy eie e-kurrikulum begin skryf (wat op die huidige Caps-kurrikulum gebaseer is). “Hierdie e-kurrikulum is op Microsoft OneNote gelaai en ons leerders kan dit op enige tablet of rekenaar laai. Die leerder en die onderwyser is direk met mekaar verbind deur dié platform.”

Leerders werk al sedert 2017 op hierdie e-platform en het op ’n informele wyse hul eie tablette skool toe gebring.

Sowat 85% van alle leerders in die gr. 4- tot gr. 7-groep het al hul eie tablette. En behoeftige leerders word met tablette gehelp.

Buiten die On-

Kayleigh van Wyk volg die lesaanbieding op haar iPad.

eNote gebruik die leerders ook Yammer, wat soos WhatsApp werk, maar geslote is en net tussen leerders en onderwysers vir gesprekke gebruik word.

Die skool se personeel het besef een van die maklikste maniere om deur middel van Microsoft Teams klas te gee, is deur onderwysers se Apple iPads te gebruik. “Dit het ook die beste kameras, beter as webcams, en het geen kabels nie.”

Arangies het toe self ’n staander gemaak waarop die iPads kan staan en die onderwysers opneem terwyl hulle praat en dan uitsaai na ander leerders tuis.

Onderwysers gebruik ook ’n spesifieke toep met die naam “Explain Everything” waarmee hulle die kurrikulum lewer.

Uitdagings en geleenthede Arangies sê die grendeltyd tuis en toe leerders teruggekeer het skool toe het hulle tog baie lesse geleer.

Dit bly in elke virtuele situasie ’n uitdaging om te verseker dat elke leerder toegang tot tegnologie en voldoende internettoegang het.

Hulle probeer ook deurentyd ouers kry om leerders se skermtyd te bestuur (insluitend TV-tyd en rekenaarspeletjies).

Tog het hulle in hierdie tyd gesien hoe leerders met sekere leergestremdhede in hierdie grendeltyd blom.

“Hierdie soort aanslag het hulle gepas. Dit is asof ons hulle beter kon akkommodeer en bereik.”

Onderwysers kon ook met die hulp van die tegnologie vinniger sien watter leerder sukkel en hulle help, waar hulle dit nie noodwendig in ’n groot klaskamer sou agterkom nie.

Toe leerders tuis was, moes onderwysers ook baie deeglik weekliks deur leerders se elektroniese e-boeke gaan, wat hulle baie meer insig gegee het in die kinders se werk.

“Die geleenthede is dus daar om te sien hoe ons die lesse in die toe-

Yvonne Swarts se lesse word op ’n iPad opgeneem en agter haar is ’n skerm.

koms kan oordra na die klas en die tegnologie meer effektief in die klaskamer kan benut om individuele leer meer doeltreffend toe te pas.”

Gesondheidsmaatreëls Wanneer dit by die gesondheid van leerders kom, het die skool heelwat maatreëls in plek gestel.

Soos baie ander skole is die leerders in twee groep verdeel en kom op verskillende dae skool toe. Daar is dus sowat 650 in onderskeidelik die A- en B-skool.

Voorts het die skool ook by vyf ingangsroetes siftings- en koorsmeetstasies.

Leerders word op verskillende tye op- en afgelaai, sodat daar nie te veel op een slag by die skool is nie.

Die skool het ook ’n fogger-masjien aangekoop waarmee hulle die skool gereeld ontsmet.

Arangies sê elke klas het sowat 15 leerders en hulle het deur die dag minimale kontak met ander

volwassenes en geen kontak met ander leerders nie.

“Ons benut ons nasorgpersoneel om ons in hierdie verband te ondersteun. Elke klas word individueel volgens sy eie rooster bestuur en daar is geen klaswisseling nie.”

Met die gr. 7-leerders wat vroeg skool toe gekom het, het hulle gesien sowat 25% tot 30% van die leerders bly tuis. Party het komorbiditeite en ander se ouers is ongemaklik oor die siekte.

“Ons persentasie tuisblyers is definitief meer as van ons buurskole,” sê Arangies.

Hulle glo dis omdat leerders so effektief aanlyn skool kan gaan.

Die belangrikste lesse word deur middel van Teams uitgesaai – na ander klasse, sodat daar minimale klaswisseling is, en ook na leerders by die huis.

Hulle glo daar sal tot minstens die einde van die jaar nog leerders by die huis wees en daar sal met dié praktyk volgehou word totdat die bedreiging van Covid-19 verby is.

Jan Kriel-personeel is kreatief om kinders van virus te leer CARINA ROUX Terwyl die debat nog woed oor die heropening van skole met die naderende piek van die pandemie, het die grondslagfase-personeel van die Jan Krielskool verlede week die bul by die horings gepak en hul kreatiwiteit ingespan om hul leerders terug te verwelkom.

Graad 3- en 11-leerders kon Maandag 6 Julie aansluit by die graad 7’s wat reeds vroeër begin het. Graad 2 en 5-leerders is op Maandag 13 Julie ook terug skool toe.

Audrey Vermeulen, arbeidsterapeut wat werk in die grondslagfase by die skool, sê sy het tydens die inperkingstyd afgekom op die storie ‘‘Super 3 and the Scary Invisible Monster’’, ’n gratis e-boek geskryf deur die

Die Jan Krielskool se grondslagfase-personeel en “akteurs”’ is (agter van links) Kobie du Plessis (spraakterapeut), Mariet Oosthuysen (laerskoolhoof), Luzaan van Niekerk (gr. 3-onderwyser) en Audrey Vermeulen (arbeidsterapeut). Voor is Bianca van Staden (gr. 3- klashulp).

sielkundige Garth Newman van Brackenfell. Die storie is geïllustreer deur sy vrou, Yumna Sadan.

Newman het die boek in Mei bekend gestel om ouers en versorgers te help om Covid-19 en die inperking aan kinders te verduidelik. Dit handel oor drie maats en die emosies wat hulle ervaar oor die invloed van die “onsigbare monster” op hul lewe en oor wat hulle kan doen om die monster op sy plek te hou. Die drie maats leer onder meer “ware superhelde dra nie mantels nie, maar maskers”.

Vermeulen het dié verhaal met van die skool se leerders gedeel tydens die inperking om hulle bietjie moed in te praat. Haar eie seun, wat ook in graad 3 is, het mismoedig vir haar gesê hy wil nie meer skool toe gaan nie, want hy “wil nie elke dag met korona begin nie”.

“Hierdie storie het hom heelwat opgebeur; jong kinders het so ’n fantastiese geneigdheid tot welwillendheid.”

By die Jan Krielskool was hulle toe self besig met voorbereiding van ’n oriëntasieprogram om die leerders terug te verwelkom. Vermeulen sê sy het besef hulle moes ander maniere kry om die belangrike inligting oor te dra, sonder dat die leerders voel die lewe draai nou net om die koronavirus.

Verlede week het Vermeulen en ander personeellede lewe gegee aan Newman se karakters met ’n opvoering vir die leerders. “Ons wil vir hulle wys dat ons steeds pret kan hê en lag, al is dit agter ’n masker.” Sy sê ’n belangrike boodskap is “dat ons nie wegkruip vir mekaar agter die maskers nie, maar dat ons juis maskers dra en ons afstand vir eers hou, sodat ons mekaar, ons families en ons land kan beskerm”.

Vermeulen sê met angs wat drasties aan

Bianca van Staden (gr. 3-klashulp) speel die rol van ’n Covid-19-virus. die toeneem is, wil hulle juis die leerders se veerkragtigheid beklemtoon en hulle bemoedig “dat ons saam hierdie ding kan doen, en vir mekaar”. “Ek is baie trots op ons personeel en leerders wat regtig met goeie gesindhede hul samewerking gee in baie moeilike omstandighede.”

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Silver lining for a stormy economy ESMÉ ERASMUS @erasmusesme

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espite painting a dark picture of the “worst year ahead in the history of the South African economy”, economist Dawie Roodt offered a silver lining in a live webinar last Thursday.

The webinar about the South African and global economy post lockdown, was presented by Fisantekraal Centre for Development (FCD) in Durbanville to raise funds.

Roodt said the virus pandemic in itself is not impacting on the South African economy or world economy.

“It is mostly the reaction to the virus that led to the impact on the world economy,” he said.

“The SA economy was already in deep trouble and in a crisis before the virus. We now have a crisis on top of a crisis.

“Before the virus we expected economic growth of less than 1%. This is going to be the worst year in the history of the SA economy. Our economy has never seen this kind of crisis. The economy is likely to contract

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by approximately 10% this year.”

Roodt said he expects a fall of 15% in the income of the average South African.

“I expect unemployment to go up with more than 2 million. We already have unemployment of 10 million.

“This will lead to more poverty and social and political tension. At least 100 000 businesses will close their doors,” he said.

“The economy will take at least 10 years to recover to where it was last year, but the main reason for this has to do with the mismanagement of the economy by our government,” he said.

“There is a huge increase in state spending with a decrease in revenue. Since 2007 we saw an increase in state spending, especially a huge increase in the wage bill, thus salaries of civil servants and massive transfers to Eskom and SAA and other state owned enterprises.

“There is a huge difference in the budget revenue and expenditure. The state will suffer losses with Covid-19 in revenue in personal income tax, VAT – during lockdown people could not or did not want to buy so

much, as well as company taxes.

“Only about 100 companies are paying most company taxes, but many of them are also in trouble now.

“Then, with regard to the so-called ‘sin’ taxes – the tax on cigarettes and alcohol, the government is losing billions in tax income due to the current ban on cigarette and alcohol sales,” he said.

It is expected that more than R300 billion less in tax revenue will be received, Roodt said.

“State debt levels are very high. The level of private and public debt is the highest since World War II. “Currently nearly 22 cents of every Rand goes to interest on state debt. This will keep on going up in years to come and will consume a bigger and bigger cut of the revenue,” he said.

But, despite the immense negative impact of Covid-19, the real value is not in what you own, Roodt said.

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you will be amazed how successful you can be and what your are capable of achieving,” he said.

Roodt said one thing he is against is focussing only on creating jobs as such. “It is the wrongest thing one can do. What we can do, is to grow the economy and the jobs will follow. One can only get more jobs through economic growth”.

Roodt said his advice is that people must make use of opportunities to make money, but must understand the risks regarding for instance cash flow and must make sure they can trust their business partners.

“Make sure you are successful, then you can make a profit and make a difference. Be successful without breaking the law, pay as little tax legally possible and look for opportunities to grow. We need more opportunities in secondary sectors such as manufacturing.”

On a question if he would encourage people to leave the country, Roodt said it is not a matter of stay or go. “What is important, is to make sure you have skills to participate in the global economy,” he said.

Jane Gelderman, CEO of FCD, in a short presentation about FCD said that 72% of their students are placed in jobs after they have completed training. Training is offered at a highly subsidised cost.

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ver wondered what it looks like on the forefront of the Covid-19 battle in Cape Town’s hospitals?

Now, thanks to technology and accommodating hospital staff, you can get a glimpse into what happens in the Covid-19 intensive care unit at Bellville Melomed Hospital.

A video made by Melomed’s in-house video production company, MeloTV, was released recently and trails specialist physician Dr Pieter Roelofse as he goes about his daily Covid duties.

In it, he praises the nursing personnel and calls them the real heroes of the battle.

The video starts in his rooms and shows him getting dressed in all the layers of protective clothing needed to go into the Covid ward.

It takes him around five hours to do his rounds while wearing a specific protective suit, which he says is very hot.

“Once you’ve got the suit on, you can’t eat, you can’t go to the bathroom . . . You go through a checklist the whole time to make sure you’ve got everything on.”

Nursing staff wear the suits for 12 hours.

He says there are many sick patients in the ward and the number has increased substantially over the past month.

“I admitted a family of three last night. I haven’t seen that before. They all stay together. All Covid positive. They’re quite ill. I’m concerned about them.”

Roelofse says lockdown gave them time to prepare properly for the influx of patients.

The majority need oxygen as they’re breathless when they arrive.

The video shows him and staff intubating a person, which he says only happens to around 5% of patients.

As the patients cannot see their family, doctors and nurses help them use WhatsApp video to connect with their loved ones.

In a touching moment, Roelofse talks to a family member over WhatsApp and tells them they’re doing their best to look after the patient.

Once he puts down the phone, he is visibly affected by the interaction.

He talks about the emotional toll the virus is taking on staff members.

“One of the most difficult things here is to decide when is enough,” he says. “When you’ve tried everything and not to lose hope.

“You can’t even cry in this suit. It’s too much.”

VSee this and other videos on the “Dr Pieter GR Roelofse Inc.” Facebook page.

Dr Pieter Roelofse (with the red helmet) in a behind the scenes video of the Covid ICU at Melomed Hospital.

Dr Pieter Roelofse (with the red helmet) while being filmed for a behind the scenes video of the Covid ICU at Melomed Hospital. INSERT: Dr Pieter Roelofse.

Make a difference with virtual walk for Huis Jabes BEGRAAFPLAASRIGLYNE VIR INWONERS SOOS STERFGEVALLE WEENS COVID-19 TOENEEM

Die Stad se begrawingskapasiteit is onder druk weens Covid-19. Volgens projeksies kan die sterftesyfer oor die komende weke en maande toeneem.

INWONERS MOET ASSEBLIEF: • • •

Begrawings gedurende die week en alternatiewe begrawingsmetodes oorweeg Begrafnis- en grafbywoning tot 50 persone beperk Begrafnisdienste tot 2 uur en begrawingsdienste tot 30 minute beperk

Everybody who feels angry whenever a woman or child is abused in this country, can now act and make a difference by taking part in a virtual walk on Sunday 9 August at 10:00.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the annual fundraising projects in aid of Huis Jabes had to be cancelled.

The virtual walk is being presented by SOS Trust to raise funds to assist victims of domestic abuse by giving them a safe haven and a chance to start a new life.

Wherever you are, take to the streets in your takkies or your high heels, and show your support for the women and

children who are suffering every day at the hands of an abuser.

Buy a ticket at R50 per mile (1,6km) to “walk a mile in an abused woman’s shoes”. Invite your family and friends to virtually join you.

Participants can walk or run a mile or as much as they like. They can share a photograph of their tickets and experience on social media using the hashtags #showup and #walkamileinhershoes.

V Visit www.sostrust.co.za or www.howler.co.za/ events/showup-c496 to buy a ticket.

For more information email info@sostrust.co.za or theresebam77@gmail.com.

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Bel die SAPD (10111), mediese nooddienste (EMS) (10177) en jou familie-begrafnisondernemer en stel hulle in kennis dat die oorledene Covid-19 gehad het.

Moenie aan die liggaam raak nie.

Hanteer die oorledene se besittings met handskoene – was dit met waspoeier en ontsmet dit daarna met bleikmiddel.

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Week dit vir ongeveer 30 minute in bleikmiddel, spoel dit in skoon water af en laat dit in vol sonlig droog word.

Kontak weer jou begrafnisondernemer om instruksies oor begrawing of verassing te gee.

Dien die nodige inligting by jou begrafnisondernemer in vir die doodsertifikaat-aansoek (DHA-1663) by die departement binnelandse sake.

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Masks donated to children’s home: Crissy’s Home in Riverton Estate, Elsies River, recently donated more than 150 face masks to the children and staff of Durbanville Children’s Home.

From left are Crystal Arries (owner of Crissy’s Home), Louise Coetzee (coordinator of events and public relations of Durbanville Children’s Home) and Brian Arries. “The masks were donated as a blessing as we feel that it’s not always possible for everyone to source and afford a mask. We are honoured and happy that we could make a difference and support the home,’’ says Crystal.

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Beloved teacher passes away CARINA ROUX

In the lead up to the Mandela Day on Saturday 18 July, The Health Foundation of South Africa has partnered with the Western Cape department of health to collect care packs for vulnerable residents.

The foundation had partnered with the department previously for mask collections and is now calling on residents to donate warm items to be distributed to vulnerable residents across the province.

As winter approaches, many patients will spend a number of days (or weeks) hospitalised due to Covid-19 infection and away from loved ones and support structures. Many arrive in facilities without the basic necessities often taken for granted.

Patients admitted to the Hospital of Hope intermediate care facilities, CTICC and Brackengate, are especially in need of a warm touch. These temporary facilities are clinical in nature and patients could do with a warm embrace through a care package.

Some of the highly sought-after items for a care package are: . Blankets (fleece blankets); . Socks; . Toiletries; . Warm clothing; . Cloth masks for patients to take home after their stay.

Anything else is welcome to make the space more homely, and not increase infection risk or burden on already over-burdened staff. Also, include a home-made card or note, poem or drawing to inspire our fellow South Africans during their recovery.

Individuals and companies wanting to get involved, are asked to call Harry Grainger on 021 418 1580 or 072 613 3719. You can also drop off your care packs. Carefully label it with “Spreading Warmth” and your name and drop it off at The Health Foundation offices (16th Floor Norton Rose House, 8 Riebeek Street, Cape Town).

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stalwart of Kuils River Rugby club and the beloved deputy principal of Portlands High School, Isaac ‘‘Sakkie” Geswind (59), passed away on Friday 10 July.

His wife of 27 years, Cassandra, says he was admitted to Netcare Kuils River Hospital on 27 June as he was short of breath, off balance and had no energy. Geswind had pneumonia and was moved to the intensive care unit last Wednesday where he was ventilated.

Cassandra says no proof could be found that his illness was Covid-19 related as he was tested four times for the virus, but all the tests were negative. She says the family, and especially herself, were continually in close contact with him.

The Geswinds have been living in Kuils River for 25 years and have two daughters, Annique (25) and Alisha (23).

Annique, who Cassandra says accompanied her dad from a young age to watch rugby, have represented the WP and Springbok women’s teams. Annique described her dad as ‘‘the most modest man’’ she’s ever seen.

Cassandra says Geswind was only 20 when he became a teacher. He was at Westridge High School for 10 years and at Portlands High School for nearly 30 years – both in Mitchells Plain.

Messages – many from former learners and colleagues – streamed in after the school shared the sad news on Facebook.

Some of the attributes include: “A father to learners, a gentleman, a humble soul, the best accounting teacher, and a kindhearted spirit.”

A collegue and friend, Gordon van Schalkwyk, says Geswind was a gentle soul. “Always calm. He was a well orga-

Isaac Geswind with his wife, Cassandra, and daughters Alisha and Annique. nised administrator and an excellent teacher. Always willing to go the extra mile for learners and colleagues. Sakkie has left deep footprints in the hearts of thousands of learners. I have great respect for him.”

David Herbert says he lost a brother and friend. “A man of few words whose love for the community he served had no boundaries.”

Geswind was about to go on pension as he would have turned 60 in November. He was the acting principal for four years at Portlands, but declined the position when it was offered to him, says Cassandra. She says his passion was to teach. He did not want to be in an office, but rather be actively involved at ground level where he could make a difference in learners’ lives.

Donovan Isaacs, spokesperson of EltoTowers Kuils River Rugby Football Club, says Sakkie (as he was known at the club) was a loyal member for more than 15 years.

He joined the club’s executive team in 2005.

“He was a very soft spoken gentleman, but what he did and said carried immense weight. Sakkie was instrumental in strategy and policy design at the club and played a huge role in managing the finance portfolio. His inputs over the years were greatly valued and appreciated.”

Isaacs says Geswind was also an active playing member and he was part of the over 35 team (‘‘Old crocks’’) that toured all over the country. “He had a funny giggle which will surely be missed.’’

Isaacs says Geswind had an eye for talent identification. At the club’s presentation ceremonies the past eight years he awarded young players with trophies which he sponsored as part of his talent search.

“He was a true gentleman, friend, club mate, teacher and ambassador for the club.

His family will remain in our prayers, thoughts and hearts.”

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Donate blood for Mandela Day In light of Mandela Day on 18 July the Western Cape Blood Service (WCBS) is appealing to every eligible donor to take 30 of their 67 minutes to save three lives.

Marike Gevers of WCBS says the winter months are a difficult blood collection period as many regular donors suffer from colds and flu and consequently are unable to donate. The Covid-19 pandemic has added to this pressure.

“We are currently experiencing a de-

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cline in our blood stock level with a critical shortage in our O- and B+ blood groups. We need everyone who fulfils the basic donor criteria to donate blood and be the difference in someone’s life.”

Gevers says it remains safe to donate blood and the safety of WCBS staff and blood donors remain their top priorities.

V Visit www.wcbs.org.za, call 021 507 6300 or send a WhatsApp on 060 549 7244 to find out where you can donate.

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Die wegneem-pannekoeke kan tussen 13:00 en 13:30 by die kerk op die hoek van Park- en Constablestraat in De la Haye, Bellville, afgehaal word. Die pannekoek is ’n projek om geld vir die kerk se verskeie projekte in te samel. Op Saterdag 25 Julie sal hamburgers te koop wees. Mense moet die regte bedrag in kontant bring vir betaling.

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In die lig van die Covid-19-pandemie, sal ’n virtuele vergadering via Skype plaasvind.

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Die volle agenda en alle ondersteunende dokumentasie is 72 uur voor die vergadering beskikbaar by www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils. Verlig die datum van die subraadsvergadering, kies die subraad wat jy benodig en laai die agenda af.

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Estelle Geduld hands one of the food parcels to Beulah Petersen.

Giving something back CARINA ROUX

“She helps with ingredients to cook on a weekly basis.”

Langenhoven Stuurman also helped with a donation of 200 face masks which they handed out earlier.

Geduld says she was very ill last year after she suffered a brain aneurysm. Her husband, Runay, a plumber by trade, had to stay home to look after her and financially things were tight. Now she says she wants to give something back.

“I live in an area called Voëlvlei, better known as The Pan. It is seen as an affluent part, but believe me, there is a need here too.”.

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ith the help of family, friends and the community, a resident of Voëlvlei in Kuils River recently got 46 food hampers together to distribute to others. “I was in a situation where I needed assistance too, then realised there are many more people in the same predicament,” says Estelle Geduld (50).

She is not part of any organisation and says she is just doing her own thing. She started in April and tries to prepare cooked food or soup thrice weekly to give out.

“I go to Happy Valley, Sarepta, Kalkfontein. Then I also drop off cooked food to homeless people.” She says there are Estelle Geduld three areas which she – norpacking food mally accompanied by her parcels. husband or daughter, Jade Erasmus – will go to in the early evenings as the homeless are not there during the day.

Geduld’s donations come from individuals as she says big organisations are not willing to help because she is not registered. “I was also able to get a bit of assistance from OK, through Quinton Adams’’ (also known as The Shack Builder).

Her one big donor is a friend she has known from primary school days in Kuils River whose been living in Shanghai, China for close to 10 years – Tonye Langenhoven Stuurman.

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Charity locked down How you can help As the Covid-19 crisis continues and many people are struggling to make ends meet, non-profit organisations (NPOs) and non-government organisations (NGOs) are trying to provide support to those that need it most. These organisations have lost most of their income from fundraising events and need your help to continue giving care.

TygerBurger is making it easier for you to contribute responsibly by featuring accredited and/or legitimate organisations that will distribute your donation to the right people.

To be featured here registered NPOs and NGOs or those with clear proof of their donations/activities can email a description of their service, NPO number (if applicable) and contact details to nielen.deklerk@tygerburger.co.za.

V Durbanville CAN in partnership with MercyAids is in need of vegetables and basic foods for 24 food kitchens in Fisantekraal and one in Harare.

Donations can be dropped off at the Durbanville Lions Club on a Wednesday between 10:30 and 11:30. Call Durbanville CAN on 084 368 3883.

V StreetSmart SA helps street and vulnerable children through social work and educational programmes, by normally partnering with restaurants, guest houses and wine estates.

Due to lockdown, this fundraising had to be put on hold. However, through your support of StreetSmart’s Dine in. Do good!-campaign you will help them to continue to financially assist street children and children at risk of going onto the streets.

Visit www.streetsmartsa.org.za/ news/207-dine-in-do-good-v2 or email info@streetsmartsa.org.za V The Brackenfell/Kraaifontein Community Action Network (Bracken-Kraai CAN) distributes around 21 500 meals twice a week in vulnerable places like Scottsdene, Wallacedene and Bloekombos.

Send an email to brackenfell.kraaifonteincan@gmail.com V The Concerned Parents Association in Parow Park opened an emergency soup kitchen due to Covid-19 in March.

They currently support around 600 households (around 3 600 people).

They rely solely on private donations of food and money.

Call Ezna Bezuidenhout on 081 594 6752.

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m sy kantoorwerk in beleggingsbestuur vier jaar gelede op te gee vir hul droom om die wêreld voltyds plat te toer met sy en sy vrou, Esté, se band Bottomless Coffee Band, was vir Lourens Rabé die beste besluit nóg.

Bottomless Coffee Band tree in Die Boer se vierde vertoning in sy aanlyn reeks “Die Boer – by die huis” van 16 tot 21 Julie op met hul konsert Bottomless Coffee Band – Van alle Kante.

Lourens, van Durbanville, het aan die Laerskool Gene Louw skoolgegaan en aan die Hoërskool Stellenberg gematrikuleer.

Hoewel hierdie hul 24ste optrede in Die Boer sal wees, bly dit spesiaal. Lourens het as jong seun saam met sy ouers konserte by Die Boer gaan kyk – onder meer na Jan Blohm. “Buiten Fokofpolisiekar het ek nie geweet Afrikaans kan so cool klink nie!”

Maar hy het eers B Com Regte aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch en daarna ekonomie gaan studeer.

“Ek beland toe in Dagbreek-manskoshuis en dit is eintlik waar die belangstelling in musiek verder vorm aangeneem het in sêren kultuuraande saam met dameskoshuise.

“Ek is betrek om verwerkings te doen, te sing en kitaar te speel. My swottings moes maar daaronder ly; dit was lekkerder,” sê hy.

“Ek het vir Esté op Stellenbosch ontmoet.

Sy was ’n Karoomeisie van Graaff-Reinet.

Ek het onmiddellik op haar verlief geraak; ons is nou al sewe jaar getroud.

Hy is na die Universiteit van Kaapstad om nagraads in finansiële analise te studeer en het vier jaar by ’n beleggingsbestuursfirma gewerk toe hulle in 2016 besluit het “om ons musiekloopbaan vlerke te gee en voluit te begin toer”.

“Beste besluit van my lewe,” sê Lourens.

Hulle het die band in 2010 al as studente begin, maar tree die afgelope vier jaar voltyds op – ook oorsee in soortgelyke venues in Engeland, Skotland, Nederland en België.

“Die Boer bly my gunsteling; van my beste musiekherinneringe is in daardie spasie vasgevang – beide in die gehoor en as kuns­tenaar.”

Hulle het in 2016 vir twee weke gaan speel by die Edinburgh Festival in Skotland.

“Dit is die grootste kunstefees in die wêreld – letterlik iets van alles is daar, en der-

Lourens en Esté Rabé van Bottomless Coffee Band tree op in die aanlyn konsert van Die Boer – by die huis, vanaf 16 tot 21 Julie. duisende mense. Ons het 15 shows gespeel oor 10 dae. Een optrede was vir die BBC, op TV en radio – ons was so nervous en het per ongeluk die hele Brittanje vir ’n braai in die Paarl genooi.”

Lourens sê optredes op klein dorpies is eintlik vir hulle die lekkerste. “Mense wat van heinde en verre ry om jou musiek te kom ervaar – dít is waarvoor ons leef!” sê hy.

Tussen die twee van hulle bespeel hulle 12 unieke instrumente, waaronder ’n mondfluitjie en voetdromme, en lewer hulle jaar-

liks sowat 150 vertonings.

Hy en Esté het in die inperkingstyd ’n hele reeks sitkamerkonserte op YouTube opgeneem – die eerste hul nuwe liedjie, “Wilderness”, sommer die heel eerste aand al.

Volgens Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck, medeeienaar van die Boer, het hulle ’n hele “harem” in die middel van die teater geskep vir al hul instrumente, met die kameras wat van bo-af opneem. “Ek dink regtig dis iets nuuts en vars,” sê sy.

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‘Boer soek ’n vrou’ gaan voort

V The Kuils River Community Action Network (CAN) is collecting a variety of goods to distribute to the needy in the area.

They welcome donations of maize meal, sugar, fruit and vegetables, pasta, rice, split peas, foam containers, toiletries, nappies, sanitary pads, clean second-hand toys, clothing, shoes, bedding and baby goods.

Call Latifah Jacobs on 071 589 3409 or email kuilsrivercan@gmail.com.

V The Durbanville Children’s Home is in need of non-perishable food, single bed comforters and fleece blankets, pre-loved clothing, school shoes and lunch boxes with chips, cooldrink and sweets.

Email Melanie Stipp at marketing@durbanvillekinderhuis.org.za.

V The Walking In His Light Foundation (WIHL) provides food in Eerste River and the greater Blue Downs area through five soup kitchens.

They also provide youth skills and development initiatives.

They need fruit and vegetables, non-perishable items, money and office equipment. Call FJ (Hannes) Lukas on 063 475 1173.

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Donated: Ipic Shopping Centre Kenridge donated hygiene products, consisting of antiseptic liquid, disinfectant wipes and paper towels to The Valley Primary School in Kenridge on Monday 6 July. With the products are (from left) Granville Sanders, Renaldo Ngcenge and Cee Jay Abrahams. The Grade R, 4, 5 and 6 learners are back at school and staff members are doing their utmost to ensure their safety. Contact the school at 021 224 0867 or crhode1991@gmail.com to donate hygiene products. Especially hand sanitiser, tissues and disinfectant wipes are needed.

Die dertiende reeks van kykNET se Boer soek ’n vrou is ook weens Covid-19 vertraag, maar begin nou op Sondag 19 Julie om 20:00.

Inskrywings vir pasmaats sal ná afloop van die loods-episode open.

Die nuwe aanbieder, Marciel Hopkins, sê sy is opgewonde om uiteindelik die tien hubare boere aan die publiek voor te stel. “In ’n onseker tyd soos nou is Boer soek ’n vrou ’n wonderlike geleentheid vir enkellopendes om iemand nuuts persoonlik te ontmoet, wat hulle nie onder inperkingsregulasies sou kon doen nie.”

Wilmer Müller, woordvoerder van die reeks, sê die veiligheid van deelnemers en die produksiespan geniet voorkeur en streng maatreëls is in plek gestel om dit te verseker.

Anders as vorige jare gaan voornemende pasmaats nie briewe of pakkies vir boere per hand kan laat aflewer nie en sal die vervaardigers net digitale inskrywings, wat ook deur ’n video vergesel kan word, aanvaar.

Die dertiende reeks sal vroeg in 2021 op kykNET wees.

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IPID investigating police shooting RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj

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he Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) confirmed it is investigating a case in which police officers shot at two men at Parow Centre, fatally wounding one.

In a video clip that went viral and which was viewed by the newspaper’s reporter, people can be heard saying that the situation sounded like a “war zone”.

At least three cash-in-transit vehicles are visible in the clip.

Francois van der Merwe, operations manager of Parow Centre, however, told TygerBurger that the incident was not a cash-in-transit robbery. Instead, he said members of the national intervention unit (NIU) started shooting at a vehicle after the driver failed to stop. “The area was handed over to IPID,” Van der Merwe says.

Ndileka Cola, IPID spokesperson, confirmed this saying that IPID is indeed investigating the death of a person as a result of police action.

“It is alleged that the police’s NIU received information that the suspects are

going to rob a cash-in-transit vehicle at the Parow Centre.

“When the police arrived at the shopping centre they saw the cash-in-transit vehicle and a suspicious white Toyota Corolla standing nearby. The police approached the vehicle, but the driver of the Toyota drove off, ignoring the police official’s call to stop, as alleged. Shots were fired and the driver of the vehicle was fatally wounded,” Cola says.

She says an investigation into the incident continues.

Capt Kevin Williams, Parow police spokesperson, also confirmed the incident.

“I can confirm that shots were fired, and as a result one person was injured and another was fatally wounded. Our police cluster’s unit for serious and violent crimes is currently busy with the investigation,” Williams says.

The shooting incident occurred on Friday 3 July. Earlier that day two suspects also robbed security guards of Fidelity Security at the Capitec Bank at the centre. Williams says the suspects are still on the run and that the investigation is still ongoing.

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Northern suburbs see spike in crime RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj A spike in crime has been recorded in the northern suburbs which include areas such as Bothasig, Edgemead, Monte Vista, Plattekloof Extension 1, 2 and 3, Plattekloof Glen, Panorama, Kleinbosch and Welgelegen.

In Monte Vista alone, 13 crime related incidents have been reported in the past two weeks, says Pierre Gouws, owner of District Watch. Gouws’ security company conducts regular patrols in these areas.

According to Gouws the crime spike basically started in April increasing right through May up until nowe.

“Of all of the areas targeted in the northern suburbs that we know of, not one suburb stands out above the other,” he says.

Crimes being committed include house break-ins, theft out of residential premises and out of motor vehicles. Other crimes include armed robbery at businesses, mostly 24-hour convenient stores like garages,

Truckers fear lives as ‘only a select few’ protest NIELEN DE KLERK

Student (26) in court for alleged assault RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj A Stellenbosch University (SU) student appeared in the Bellville Magistrate’s Court last week on charges of sexual assault and common assault.

Capt Frederick van Wyk, Western Cape police spokesperson, says a case against the 26-year-old was registered for investigation at the Parow police.

This comes after the suspect allegedly assaulted a female student at the SU Tygerberg Campus’ Ubuntu House two weeks ago.

The suspect was arrested on Thursday 9 July and appeared in court on Friday 10 July. In a letter sent to the newspaper by a friend of the victim, he indicated that the suspect is a final year medical student.

Martin Viljoen, SU spokesperson, said the

university was made aware of a reported assault of a female student by a male student during an incident at Ubuntu House. The incident occurred in the early hours of the morning on Saturday 4 July.

The male student was temporarily suspended from SU on Sunday 5 July by the rector, Wim de Villiers, pending a disciplinary investigation, Viljoen says.

“This matter is currently being investigated by a number of structures, including the SU central disciplinary committee and the equality unit as well as the police.”

He adds, “We can confirm that a number of SU staff members have been in contact with the female student since Saturday and that this support is ongoing.”

V Anyone with information is requested to call the investigating officer on 021 929 7117 or Crime Stop on 08600 10111.

Gang violence claims three TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS @tarryns07 Gang violence claimed the lives of three people, one in Bishop Lavis and two in Valhalla Park.

Bishop Lavis police spokesperson WO Joseph Swartbooi said a 35-year-old man was gunned down in Bosberg Road on Friday 3 July. “When police arrived at the scene, they noticed that the victim sustained multiple gunshot wounds to the upper body. The motive for the attack is possibly drug related.”

Then in the early hours of Sunday 5 July, a 28-year-old man was stabbed to death in

@nielendk The majority of truck drivers aren’t protesting, they’re fearing for their lives, says the SA Long Distance Truckers (Salt) lobby group.

Spokesperson Doreen van Rooyen says they have distanced themselves from protesters who violently attacked working drivers over the past few days.

These truck drivers declared a national truck shutdown last Tuesday, in protest of foreign nationals getting jobs over them.

On Wednesday evening at around 21:00, an SAB truck was set alight in Labelle Road in Stikland.

According to Capt Jonathan Blankenberg a white bakkie allegedly pulled up in front

of the truck, forcing it to a halt.

“Two unknown males approached the truck driver, pointed a firearm at him and took his cellphone. The truck was then set alight by the suspects and the driver managed to run away.”

A case of robbery with a firearm as well as malicious damage to property is being investigated.

This followed the setting alight of two trucks on the N1 earlier on Wednesday morning.

Provincial traffic chief Kenny Africa said the incident happened around 01:45, on the N1 between Klapmuts and Klipheuwel, (in the) direction of Paarl.

“The road was closed for traffic and motorists were urged to use alternative routes”, Africa said.

Shotgun confiscated in Delft The Delft police arrested a 23-year-old man for the possession of a shotgun without a license and the illegal possession of ammunition in Delft.

According to police spokesperson Capt Frederick van Wyk, on Thursday 9 July at approximately 23:30, officers followed up information about an illegal firearm

at a house in Delft South. “The officers arrested the suspect and confiscated a black Winchester shotgun and four rounds of ammunition. The shotgun was reported stolen in Piketberg in 2020.”

Anyone with information about illegal activities is requested to contact Delft police on 021 954 9011.

front of a tuck shop in Valhalla Park. “He was declared dead on arrival at the Elsies River Day Hospital. The motive for the attack was possibly an argument.”

On the same day, at around 19:50, police attended to a shooting incident in Valhalla Park in which a 44-year-old woman was gunned down. According to Swartbooi the motive for the attack is possibly gang related.

There have been no arrests for these incidents.

Anyone with information is kindly requested to anonymously call Crime Stop on 08600 10111.

Two nabbed for rape in Goodwood Two men have been arrested in separate rape incidents in Goodwood.

According to police spokesperson Capt Waynne Theunis, in the first incident its alleged that a 46-year-old man sexually assaulted an eight-year-old girl.

Theunis noted that the man was a family friend.

“During a time when the increase in gender based violence was highlighted, Goodwood police arrested two suspects for rape.

It is alleged that on Wednesday 24 June the girl was sitting in her father’s car when the suspect put his hand through the car win-

Gouws says.

“Our teams arrested one suspect in Plattekloof for attempted house break-in. Then on two separate occasions suspects managed to escape arrest when they tried to break into houses.”

In most of the cases flat screen television sets, DVD players, laptops and cellphones were stolen. “In another incident, several boxes of jewellery was reported stolen during a house break-in.”

Gouws says most times the criminals are found in possession of a screw driver.

He added that these criminals are not linked to a syndicate, but rather operate on their own.

He says it could also be as a result of the difficult financial times, that some people are resorting to crime.

Two weeks ago Goodwood police and District Watch arrested three suspects in connection with the above mentioned crimes during an operation. “Since then it has been much quieter,” says Gouws.

dow to do this disgusting deed.

“The suspect was arrested by Detective Sgt Ayanda Dada of the Family Violence, Child Abuse and Sexual Offences (FCS) Unit.”

Theunis added: “In the second incident a 29-year-old suspect was arrested for rape. It is alleged that on Saturday 27 June the suspect suspected that his girlfriend had an affair with another man. He forced her to the ground and raped her. On Sunday 28 June he assaulted the victim again. Both suspects appeared in Goodwood magistrate’s court on charges of rape.”

The shotgun that was confiscated in Delft.

Drugs, firearm confiscated in Elsies The Anti-Gang Unit arrested a 27-year-old man for possession of a firearm, ammunition and illegal possession of drugs in Elsies River.

Provincial police spokesperson Capt FC van Wyk said, on Tuesday 7 July at about 11:30 the officers followed up on information regarding an illegal firearm and ammunition and drugs being stored at a residence in CL Adams Road, Avonwood.

“On arrival at the address a man opened the door and officers explained their reason for being there. He allowed the premises to be searched. Upon searching the suspect’s room, police found an unlicensed .22 pistol, 13 rounds of ammunition, an empty magazine, brown holster and 15 packets of tik and one silver scale. The firearm will be sent for ballistic testing to see if it could be linked to the commission of other crimes.”

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False negative Covid-19 tests ‘not uncommon’ DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke

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esting negative for Covid-19, whether a person has symptoms or not, doesn’t guarantee they are not infected by the virus.

A false negative test result occurs when the virus is not detected in the swab test, due to being tested too early or too late.

According to the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS), the body responsible for Covid-19 testing in South Africa, there are several reasons for false negative Covid19 test results.

Spokesperson Mzimasi Gcukumana explains the circumstances under which false negative tests occur.

“The polymerise chain reaction (PCR) test detects viral RNA (the virus’ genetic information) in a respiratory sample. Usually the

virus is detectable for only a short time during the infection.

“Virus levels are usually highest just before a person starts to feel ill and then starts to drop rapidly after this. If a person is tested too early, for example just after exposure or too late, once the virus levels have dropped, then the test can be negative even though they are infected,” he says.

It is very important to collect the test sample at the right time, which is part of the screening process before samples are taken for testing.

“Other reasons for a negative test could be if the sample was not properly taken or if there is a very long delay between sample collection and testing.

Gcukumana says there is a lot of confusion around when testing should be done.

“There is no point in testing a person just after they have been exposed because it

takes time for the virus to start multiplying in the respiratory tract. The incubation period is 3 to 14 days. If tested too soon, a person may be negative, only to become positive a few days later.”

If tested too late, virus levels may not be detected either.

“It is also imperative for samples to be collected from the patient properly and at the right time during the course of infection to ensure accurate diagnosis.”

Gcukumana says it is not possible to determine the number of false negative tests.

“The NHLS has a record of all positive and negative results on the laboratory information system. But it is not possible to tell which negative results are false negatives from the samples we receive. Health care workers who know patient history and exposure at the time of doing the test would be in a better position to determine this fact,”

he says. During a new study concluded at Johns Hopkins University last month, researchers found that PCR testing even eight days after infection shows 20 percent false negatives. The findings were published in the May 13 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine. The implication of false negative tests is that the virus is unknowingly spreading among the population.

Gcukumana stresses that it is therefore important that everyone follows the protocols of social distancing, hand washing and sanitising at all times.

Zahid Badroodien, Mayco member for community services and health, said if a person has symptoms of Covid-19 and the test comes back negative, the attending clinician should be on high alert that this could be a false negative.

“They should advise the person to self isolate and treat as if they have Covid-19.”

USA donates 20 ventilators to Tygerberg and Groote Schuur Premier Alan Winde has accepted 20 ventilators as part of a generous donation by the United States of America (USA) consulate.

USA consul general Virginia Blaser handed over the ventilators on Monday 15 June, as part of the larger donation of 50 ventilators which the USA has made available to South Africa.

The ventilators were accepted by doctors from the Tygerberg and Groote Schuur hospitals. They will be used to treat seriously ill, and ICU patients.

“The ventilators are smaller and more portable than many of the ventilators that we currently have in our healthcare system, allow for intubation and non-invasive ventilation and therefore will give doctors

A total of 20 ventilators have been donated to the Western Cape government.

treating patients a greater degree of flexibility when moving patients and determining the best treatment options,” says

Winde.

“The Western Cape has been working hard to prepare our healthcare systems,

and these new ventilators will allow us to deliver potentially life-saving treatment to many more people. We thank the United States consulate in South Africa for their assistance during this pandemic, and for their partnership which stretches back many years.”

Blaser says: “While today we mark the donation of 20 ventilators, we are really marking 20 years of life saving partnership between the United States and the Western Cape. Through Pepfar, we are supporting over 4.7 million people living with HIV in South Africa.

“It is my hope that these ventilators will also offer life-saving support in the battle against Covid-19.”

CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19 SORG VIR HAWELOSE PERSONE Veilige ruimtes vir hawelose en weerlose persone Die Stad Kaapstad het R20 miljoen in noodtoelaagbefondsing beskikbaar gestel aan organisasies sonder winsoogmerk (NPO’s), insluitende skuilings vir haweloses.

Skuilings wat hulp ontvang, sluit die Haven Night Shelter-organisasie, Oasis- Reik na ’n Droom, Ubuntu Circle of Courage, die Tygerberg-vereniging vir straatmense (TASP), die Culemborg- veilige ruimte (Safe Space), die Service Dining Room, die Hope Exchange, en die Kaapse Vlakte YMCA, MATDOC NPC by Paint City in.

Ons ondersteun ook die Saartjie Baartman-sentrum vir vroue en kinders, Pride Shelter, The Safe House, Sisters Incorporated, IHATA Shelter en die St. Anne’s Homes, wat dienste bied aan vroue en kinders wat gendergebaseerde geweld deurgemaak het.

Die uitgebreide veilige ruimte by Culemborg, geopen deur rdl. Zahid Badroodien, burgemeesterskomiteelid vir gemeenskapsdiente en gesondheid

Hierdie skuilings help so veel as moontlik straatmense met ’n warm bed, ’n warm ete en toiletware.

Die burgemeester se spesiale fonds ondersteun ook meer as 150 sopkombuise oor die metro heen, wat duisende mense daagliks kosgee.

In samewerking met ons vennote, help die Stad om skuilings wat op grond in Stadsbesit bedryf word, met opslaanskuilings uit te brei. Dit sal meer as 300 nuwe beddens in die metro voorsien.

Die Stad het ook twee nuwe veilige ruimtes (Safe Spaces) by Paint City (Bellville) en Culemborg (Kaapstadmiddestad) oopgemaak. Elkeen het plek vir 150 mense, en planne is aan die gang vir veilige ruimtes in meer dele van die metro.

Uitgebreide plek vir beddens by skuilings vir haweloses in verskillende dele van die metro

Ons eenheid vir straatmense word oor die hele Stad ontplooi. Ter ondersteuning van ons wintergereedheidsveldtog bied hulle die volgende: • • • • •

maatskaplike bystand en toegang tot noodbeddens in ons vennootskuilings vaardigheidsverbeteringsprogramme werksgeleenthede toegang tot programme vir middelmisbruik- en psigo-maatskaplike rehabilitasie hulp om hawelose persone met hulle families te herenig

As Een Stad Tesame kan ons die goeie werk wat deur skuilings vir haweloses gedoen word, ondersteun.

Ons Give Dignity/ Gee waardigheid-veldtog doen ’n beroep op inwoners om skuilings te ondersteun en nie skenkings direk te gee aan mense wat op straat woon nie, want dit kan veroorsaak dat die mense maatskaplike dienste weier.

Maak ’n skenking aan jou plaaslike skuiling vir haweloses of help ’n hawelose persoon om na ’n skuiling te gaan.

Kontak die Stad Kaapstad se tolvry nommer by 0800 872 201.

Was jou hande. Hou jou afstand.

Hawelose persone kry warm etes en maatskaplike bystand by skuilings

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Only the vulnerable to be tested for Covid-19 DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke

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ue to the current surge of the Covid-19 pandemic, and following suit six weeks after the provincial health department, Covid-19 testing in the private healthcare sector will now only be preserved for the most vulnerable patients.

Pathcare Laboratories on Monday confirmed that the new testing protocol for all private laboratories have been valid since last Monday 6 July.

“All private laboratories are following the same protocol as a result of the surge in demand for testing,” Roudene Fourie, marketing manager of Pathcare said in a statement to TygerBurger. The new protocol was explained in a letter to health care professionals and hospitals and can be perused on Pathcare’s website.

“We unfortunately have to implement certain measures to ensure that we are able to use our available capacity for testing in

the most optimal way, to achieve the maximum positive impact for the clinical care of those patients most in need and at risk,” stated Dr John Douglass from Pathcare Laboratories.

Only the following patients, in decreasing order of priority will be tested on referral by a health care professional: hospital in-patients admitted for Covid-19 related symptoms, or any other emergency surgical or medical cases; health care workers; patients older than 55 years with Covid-19 related symptoms; patients younger than 55 years with Covid-19 related symptoms and suffering from any of the following comorbidities: diabetes, hypertension or heart disease, cancer, immune-compromised patients, like HIV with poor compliance to ARV, active tuberculosis, chronic lung disease on treatment like asthma or chronic obstructive airway disease. Last on the list is preadmission of non-emergency surgical or medical cases.

Asymptomatic out-patients, including

those exposed to positive cases, and those older than 55 years or those suffering from comorbidities, but without any symptoms, will not be able to get a test, Douglass added.

Re-testing after the prescribed isolation time, and workplace mass screening is also excluded from the list.

Due to a huge backlog, the Western Cape government’s Covid-19 testing strategy was changed at the start of June already, which forced them to prioritise high-risk cases.

“The (backlog) means that someone who is seriously ill in hospital, or a health worker, or someone who we know is at high risk of dying from Covid-19, may have to wait between seven to 12 days for a result. This is simply not an option,” Winde said in an earlier press statement.

“Until such stage as extra testing capacity is made available, this decision is the only remaining solution available to ensure early detection in those individuals who we know are at highest risk of dying from Covid-19.”

Bome ontwortel, versper paaie in storm Sowat ses bome in Frans Conradie-rylaan in Boston, Bellville het Sondagnag in die reënstorm omgewaai.

Al die bome was op die eiland tussen Lincoln- en Broadwaystraat geleë en het in die stormwind ontwortel. Amptenare

van die Stad Kaapstad was vroeg op die toneel om die bome op te saag en te verwyder. Die Stad se verkeersdepartement het die pad tydelik gesluit.

Elders in die noordelike voorstede het bome glo ook in Brackenfell, Parow, Dur-

banville, Blackheath, Stikland and Wallacedene omgewaai en paaie versper. Die Stad Kaapstad se departement ramprisikobestuur sê in ’n mediaverklaring oorstromings is in verskeie gebiede aangemeld. Opruiming het Maandag begin.

Carlo Abrahams staan hier op die bas van die reuseboom, vermoedelik ’n akkerboom, in Frans Conradie-rylaan in Boston, wat in die storm ontwortel het.

Agter hom is nog ’n boom wat omgewaai is.

Hierdie pragboom op die eiland in Frans Conradie-rylaan voor Bright’s Hardware is een van sowat ses bome wat omgewaai is. Anje Erasmus staan hier by die gevalle boom.

FOTO: ESMÉ ERASMUS

Die verkeer tussen Lincoln- en Broadwaystraat in Frans Conradie-rylaan is afgesper nadat sowat ses bome omgewaai en die pad versper het.

Bursaries, scholarships available Learners and students who need financial help are in luck as two of South Africa’s well-known employers are offering financial aid.

Shoprite is offering bursaries for students in a range of fields, while Sanral is catering for both school learners and students.

Shoprite Shoprite is offering bursaries for the following fields of study: . Data Science (3rd and 4th year) . Data Engineering (1st year) . IT (ND: IT; B Sc or B Com: Information Systems - all years) . Accounting (1st and 2nd year) . Pharmacy (1st year) . Retail Business Management (all years) Each bursary comes with a work-back agreement to deepen learning with a strong practical element to gain handson experience in the business.

“With unemployment levels continuing to increase as South Africans grapple with the economic fall-out of Covid19, our bursary programme offers opportunities to highly motivated and ambitious young people. We’re looking for students who can grow into the future leaders of our industry,” says Lungile Koti, the group’s graduate recruitment manager.

Students with a 60% aggregate or higher are encouraged to apply for the group’s bursary programme by visiting the bursary and graduate opportunities page on www.shopriteholdings.co.za before 30 September 2020.

V To find out more about the group’s bursary and graduate opportunities, attend the first VirtualGradExpo on 21 July, 29 July and 13 August 2020.

Sanral The South African National Roads Agency has also opened its applications for scholarships and bursaries.

As such they’re offering scholarships to learners in Grades 10 to 12 and also bursaries for students. . Scholarships (for high school learners) cover school fees, books and prescribed stationery, winter and summer uniforms, hostel accommodation (where applicable), extra maths and science classes.

Learners need the following to qualify: Maths (70% and above), Physical Science (70% and above), English (65% and above), as well as an average of 75%.

Applicants are required to provide letters of motivation (from themselves, their parents and school), certified copies of June results as well as ID or birth certificate, proof of residence and a proof of income.

Applications for scholarships close on 30 September. . Bursaries (for students) cover: Tuition and registration, books and equipment, compulsory excursions and seminars, accommodation and meals as well as living allowance.

Bursaries are for undergraduate and postgraduate studies. The bursary is awarded to students who obtained an average of 70% in their last exams.

Applications close on 30 September.

V For more information visit www.nra.co.za.

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Ban on liquor sales a sobering reality SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS @samantha_lee121

The liquor ban has been reinstated.

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t 20:30 on Sunday 12 July, South Africans let out a collective gasp. President Cyril Ramaphosa had shocked the nation during his national address.

And it was not because of the spike in Covid-19 cases, the climbing death toll or the lack of adhering to restrictions – although it probably should have been. No, what left everyone stunned was the president’s reinstatement of the liquor ban – with immediate effect.

While many had expected the ban to be reinstated or for the country to be moved to a higher lockdown alert level (which would mean a ban on liquor sales in any case) a week or two down the line, no one expected the ban to start right away.

Drinkers weren’t given any time to stock up on their booze, leaving consumers shocked, confused and even angry.

“We were told not to panic buy, not to stock up and look now. What a joke. This is ridiculous,” says William Jacobs.

A liquor store owner who asked not to be named out of fear of victimisation says he only just started seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.

“I am shocked. I am an independent seller and we do not have the reserves that the big liquor chains have. I did not have reserves planned for the sale to be cut again. We just started making money again and now it looks like we will have to close for good,” he says.

“We just started buying in stock and lost so much because of the three months of lost trade. Expired stock is not being compensated and now we will have even bigger losses,” he adds.

But the possible return to a ban had been hinted at following Ramaphosa’s previous address on Wednesday 17 June when he spoke at length about the effect of alcohol abuse on the gender-based violence “pandemic”.

Health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize also confirmed that the department had submitted

PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS

concerns over alcohol sales to the National Coronavirus Command Council after the lifting of the ban had created an influx of trauma patients amid a rise in Covid-19 patients.

In his address to the nation on Sunday 12 July, Ramaphosa said the new restrictions were necessary.

After more than 100 days in lockdown, the projections of South Africa’s peak was rapidly becoming a reality. The president said 276 242 people had tested positive in the country, with more than 12 000 new cases being recorded every day.

“Since the start of the outbreak in March, at least 4 079 people have died from Covid-

19,” he said. “What should concern us most is that a quarter of those who died passed away in the last week.”

He said while the surge in infections was expected, “the force and the speed with which it has progressed has, quite understandably, caused great concern”.

“The coronavirus storm is far fiercer and more destructive than any we have known before. It is stretching our resources and our resolve to their limits. The surge of infections that our experts and scientists predicted over three months ago has now arrived.

It started in the Western Cape and is now under way in the Eastern Cape and Gauteng,” he said.

“Gauteng is fast approaching 100 000 confirmed cases. The Eastern Cape has passed 50 000 cases, and although the rate of transmission has slowed in the Western Cape, it will soon have 80 000 cases.”

Ramaphosa added that, at the current projections, each province would reach the peak of infections at different times between the end of July and late September.

“Yet, while infections rise exponentially, it is important to note that our case fatality rate of 1.5% is among the lowest in the world,” he said.

Ramaphosa said many citizens were still not wearing masks or adhering to funeral number restrictions, organising and attending family gatherings and disregarding regulations.

“It is concerning that many are downplaying the seriousness of the virus, despite all evidence to the contrary and what we have cautioned on numerous occasions,” he said.

“This may be a disease that is caused by a virus, but it is spread by human conduct and behaviour ... As we confront the rapid rise in infections, as we ready ourselves for the difficult days, weeks and months that lie ahead, we need to remind ourselves of the absolute necessity of the measures we have taken.”

He urged citizens to keep their social distance, to wear masks and to wash or sanitise hands frequently.

For now, the country will remain on lockdown alert level three. Other announcements made on Sunday include: . Long-distance taxis will be required to carry only a 70% load. . Taxis doing local trips will be permitted to carry 100% load. The wearing of masks will also be strictly enforced. . A curfew of 21:00 to 04:00 has also been implemented. Only travel to and from work or seeking medical assistance will be allowed during this time. . Auctions will be permitted subject to protocols and parks will be open for exercise but not for any form of gathering. . Because of the risk, family visits and other social activities will not be allowed.

Your mask – the right and ‘Suurstoftenks’ leeg, the wrong way kuierplekke sluit dalk Loose or tight-fitting? Over your nose and mouth or just your mouth?

These are just two of the many questions you’ve no doubt been asking yourself since heading out into the world during lockdown.

With the pandemic affecting more people daily, Dr Susan Louw, a pathologist at the National Health Laboratory Service and a spokesperson for Dettol, says good hygiene is now more important than ever.

“There’s a very clear link between poor hygiene and communicable diseases – disease processes such as typhoid, gastro-enteritis and the common flu, let alone Covid-19.

So if we can improve hygiene and hygiene routines in a community, we will definitely be able to impact on all communicable diseases,” she says.

Wearing the mask incorrectly, she says, can defeat the purpose of wearing it at all – putting you at the same risk as you would have if you weren’t wearing one.

Here are five tips to ensure you get maximum protection: . The fit is everything. The mask should

fit over the bridge of your nose and extend over your mouth and chin. Don’t leave your nose sticking out, as you will still be able to inhale (and exhale) infectious droplets. . Avoid contamination. Wash your hands before putting your mask on and again before taking it off. Use soap and wash your hands for at least 20 seconds. . Don’t touch your mask. When removing it, use the loops to take it off, rather than touching the fabric or the front of the mask. . Don’t take off your mask in public. Many people rest the mask on their chins while chatting – this will put you at risk. . Wash your mask frequently with hot water and detergent and allow it to dry completely. Don’t wear it when wet. Also, don’t wear the same mask for long periods or on repeat occasions without washing it thoroughly in between, and always store it in a clean, dry place. . Finally, remember that while wearing a mask correctly can help to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, it’s not a failsafe.

It is still possible to become infected. To stay safe, avoid going out unnecessarily and try to keep a distance of at least 2m between yourself and others.

And remember to get in the habit of washing your hands with soap regularly as well, as this is an important way to prevent the spread of disease.

To get the best benefit out of your mask, ensure it fits properly. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE-JACOBS

DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke Eienaars van plaaslike kuierplekke is onkant betrap deur die hernieude alkoholverbod wat Sondag deur pres. Cyril Ramaphosa afgekondig is.

Dié ondernemings kan nie meer oorleef nie en finansiële “suurstoftenks” is besig om leeg te raak.

“Ons het verwag dat Sondag se aankondiging restaurante en kroeë sou toelaat om van einde Julie weer drank op die perseel te verkoop. Ná meer as drie maande van normale uitgawes en minimale inkomste was dit ons laaste hoop,” het Sandra Henderyckx, eienaar van Highlander Pub & Grill in Brackenfell, Maandag aan TygerBurger gesê.

Henderyckx kon sedert Junie nog met buiteverbruik-alkoholverkope haar onderneming aan die gang hou, maar sal voorts net op haar kombuis-omset aangewese wees.

“Die kombuis is oop, maar maak nie juis geld nie. Jy moet ’n trok vol hamburgers verkoop om genoegsame winste te toon. As ons net alkohol sou kon verkoop tot 18:00 in die aande sou dit ’n reuseverskil gemaak het. Ons sal iets moet doen, maar ek weet nie wat nie. Dit maak nie meer sin nie en as dinge nie gou verander nie, twyfel ek of enige plaaslike kuierplek staande gaan bly.”

Die onderneming kon tot nou toe nog sy agt werknemers se salaris betaal en Henderyckx leef in die hoop dat toekomstige ondersteuning vir kosverkope voortgesette salarisse vir haar werknemers sal moontlik maak.

“Dit gaan nou bloot om oorlewing vir my werknemers. Hulle het net vir twee maande geld van die WVF gekry en sonder hul salaris en met geen voedselhulp

van die staat sal hulle omkom van die honger.”

Ruben Louw, eienaar van Bok Lounge in Brackenfell-Sentraal, moes noodgedwonge 16 van sy 18 personeellede laat gaan.

Louw het die onderneming net ses maande gelede gekoop en moet nou besluit of hy sy deure permanent gaan sluit en of hy die onderneming vir nog ’n paar maande met kontantreserwes aan die gang gaan hou.

“Ek moet besluit of dit goedkoper gaan wees om toe te maak of om my spaargeld in ’n donker gat te gooi. Ons kan nie meer asemhaal nie,” sê Louw.

Soos Henderyckx maak Bok Lounge se kombuis weinig wins, maar dit betaal ten minste die twee oorblywende personeellede se salaris.

Skaars twee straatblokke weg van Bok Lounge staar Ampie Spreeth, eienaar van Sports Fan Pub & Grill in Ferndale, dieselfde werklikheid in die gesig. Ook hy moes twee personeellede laat gaan.

“Met die hernieude drankverbod lyk vooruitsigte weer baie sleg vir restaurante en kroeë. Ten spyte van onderhandelings met die regering, loop die bedryf homself herhaaldelik in mure vas,” sê Spreeth.

Drankverkope was tot en met die inperking tussen 70 en 80% van die onderneming se totale omset.

Spreeth sê sy omset beloop tans 10% van die normale. “Ons het tevergeefs baie geld uitgelê om Covid-19-veiligheidsmaatreëls na te kom. Mense ondersteun nie restaurante nie – deels omdat dit tans baie anti-sosiaal is, maar ook omdat baie se besteebare inkomste verminder het.

As dinge nie teen September verander nie, twyfel ek of ons die mas gaan opkom,” sê hy.

Woensdag, 15 Julie 2020

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MISCELLANEOUS

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN TERMS OF SECTION 38(3)(B) OF THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: AIR QUALITY ACT, 2004 (ACT NO.39 OF 2004) (NEM:AQA), AS AMENDED OF AN INVITATION TO REGISTER COMMENTS WITH REGARDS TO AN APPLICATION FOR THE TRANSFER OF AN EXISTING ATMOSPHERIC EMISSION LICENCE IN TERMS OF SECTION 44 OF NEM: AQA AS AMENDED FOR: CURRENT LICENSE HOLDER: NEW APPLICANT: LOCATION:

DURBANVILLED MEMORIAL PARK (PTY) LTD INDEPENDENT CREMATORIUMS SOUTH AFRICA DURBANVILLE MEMORIAL PARK (PTY) LTD DARWIN ROAD, FISANTEKRAAL LIGHT INDUSTRIALAREA DURBANVILLE CAPE TOWN, WESTERN CAPE

NATURE OF THE APPLICATION: APPLICATION FOR THE TRANSFER OF AN ATMOSPHERIC EMISSION LICENCE IS BEING MADE IN RESPECT OF THE FOLLOWING LISTED ACTIVITIES: CATEGORY 8: THERMAL TREATMENT OF HAZARDOUS AND GENERAL WASTE SUBCATEGORY 8.2: CREMATORIAAND VETERINARY WASTE INCINERATION DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION: CREMATION OF HUMAN REMAINS, COMPANION ANIMALS (PETS) AND THE INCINERATION OF VETERINARY WASTE INVITATION TO COMMENT: THE APPLICATION WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC REVIEW UPON REQUEST. IN TERMS OF SECTION 38(3) OF NEM:AQA ANY PERSON WISHING TO MAKE COMMENTS WITH REGARDS TO THE APPLICATION MAY SUBMIT THEIR COMMENTS IN WRITING WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE EITHER VIA POST OR EMAIL. TO:

RUMBIDZAI ZIREVA YELLOW TREE ENVIRONMENTAL UNIT D14, PRIME PARK MOCKE ROAD, DIEP RIVER, 7800 CAPE TOWN, WESTERN CAPE RUMBI@YELLOWTREE.CO.ZA 021 200 0082

CLOSING DATE FOR COMMENTS: 14th AUGUST 2020

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NEWS

TYGERBURGER Bellville 19

Finding a way back to safe sport EARL HAUPT @earlhaupt

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he United Coalition for Sport and Community Based Organisations (UCSCBO) hosted the first part of its series of webinars on their efforts in response to the Covid-19 on Thursday 2 July.

Convened and facilitated by South African Footbal Association (Safa) Cape Town president Bennett Bailey, the UCSCBO outlined its purpose as well as explained what the revised regulations set out by sports minister Nathi Mthethwa mean, while speakers also laid out proposed plans for the resumption of respective sporting codes which are either allowed to resume training (selected contact sports) or to resume training and matches (listed noncontact sports).

“The broad objectives of the coalition is that we are a reference group. We assist the federations. We do not interfere in the core business of federations.

“We play an instrumental role in facilitating dialogue between sporting federations, community-based organisations and sports organisations with the authorities to break deadlocks.

“Our intention is also to work closely with our sports federations to assist where they find challenges with the daily problems they are experiencing within our sporting communities,” says UCSCBO coordinator Majedie Abrahams, adding they are dealing with several matters which include the Athlone Stadium and the Turfhall softball stadium debacle, but that the more pressing issue being dealt with is the Covid-19 pandemic.

MP and former head of the justice department in the Western Cape Adv. Hishaam Mohamed provided clarity on the gazetted

regulations for sport under lockdown level 3. “If the matter is not listed into the regulation, then you can’t read any additional words into regulation or imply an interpretation, because that would be ultra vires and would be unlawful,” he said.

Mohamed explained that the scope of the regulations still applies to all sporting bodies, federations, clubs and leagues - even those who are not formally affiliated.

“Remember, we are dealing with regulations and not administrative rules of a club or an association, so it is the law. If you are not given the permission, like Sunday leagues, and you have not applied, you cannot get together and play because that would be regarded as a gathering and that would be illegal,” he says.

While many noncontact sports have already resumed training and matches, the return to non-contact training for contact sports still requires sporting governing bodies to submit their safety plans to comply with government health protocols.

“When the minister issued the regulations on 11 June, he invited federations and associations to apply for permission by submitting a plan.

“This plan had to incorporate a register of all the particulars of players and officials. It had to also indicate how venues will be cleaned up. The deadline was 26 June and if you have not applied, the deadline has passed now.

“The application for permission by the minister was not automatic, they had to

comply. The minister issued a compliance certificate of approval to resume training only or training and matches.

Only non-contact professional sports bodies listed (athletics, baseball, cycling, golf, sailing, tennis, volleyball, cricket, softball, bowls, chess and squash) may resume matches, but only professional athletes in contact sports listed (basketball, football, hockey, rugby, netball, handball, and fencing) may return to non-contact training,” Mohamed confirmed.

While football was given the green light to resume training, it is still unclear when exactly matches can resume at an amateur level, citing several physical compliances which have to be met before allowing any activity to take place at venues.

Meanwhile, head of medicine at Victoria Hospital and chair of Safa Cape Town’s medical committee Dr Nasief van der Schyff updated the UCSCBO on the physical effects and symptoms of Covid-19, its effects on athletes and the medical reaction to athletes who may contract the virus as well as the implications for training and matches.

He also put forward recommendations for the resumption of training from a medical perspective to limit the spread of the virus, while still being able to conduct training. Added to that, he said a major factor which needs to be looked at and changed is the behaviour of people at training and matches. Traditions such as shaking hands, hugging, spitting or celebrations

“The scope of the regulations still applies to all sporting bodies, federations, clubs and leagues even those who are not formally affiliated”.

when a team scores or wins a match will no longer be allowed and social distancing needs to be practised in team huddles, frequent washing of hands needs to be in place in training and matches, while non-playing staff and coaches to wear masks during matches.

Ilhaam Groenewald, director at Maties sport presented a checklist of protocols which needs to be followed, which include health and safety, greater awareness, financial assessment, crisis response plans, risk management, communication strategy, crisis management, safeguarding values and culture, envisioning opportunities and focusing on the long-term strategies.

“We need to rethink our revenue generation. We know that our economy is going to take at least three to four years to gain a bit of stability.

“Usually, we know that sport does not get a lot of money. We need to take action now, we cannot wait until post-lockdown. We need to understand the involvement of the human side of things, technology and understand our purpose post-lockdown,” she said.

She urged organisations to revise their strategies and upskill themselves into understanding future generations, which hold the key to their respective organisations’ futures. “Our operations need to be resilient and need to embrace the future of how we are going to work and it needs to be sustainable. We need to accelerate digital adoption. We talk a lot about Millennials, but I think it is time we start reading about Generation Z. If we don’t do this, we are not going to have more supporters, more eyeballs, more membership income and fundraising initiatives are going to dwindle. Very important is that we need others during this time of crisis.”

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The NTT Pro cycling team, from left are: Nic Dlamini, Benjamin Dyball, Michael Valgren, Victor Campenaerts, Samuele Battistella and Edvald Boasson Hagen.

MANDELA DAY: LAUREUS RAISING FUNDS THROUGH VIRTUAL CYCLING

Peloton to honour legacy The Laureus Sport for Good Foundation will, on the 102nd anniversary of his birthday, honour its first patron and the man instrumental in defining its ethos and values, Nelson Mandela, with two virtual 67-minute Sport for Good peloton rides.

NTT Pro Cycling, collectively Laureus ambassadors, traditionally use 18 July to celebrate the life and values of Nelson Mandela. In the absence of the Tour de France taking place during its traditional window, the team will be uniting with Laureus to virtually engage with cycling fans, unite through the power of cycling and raise funds for Laureus Sport for Good.

On Saturday 18 July, two rides will be hosted on the Zwift platform, firstly at 09:00, and then again at 18:00. Sports fans are invited to join cyclists from NTT Pro Cycling and a host of sporting legends and celebrities in raising awareness and much needed funds to support vulnerable young people around the world.

Springbok legend and Laureus Academy member Morné du Plessis.

Laureus Academy members Sean Fitzpatrick, Chris Hoy, Morné du Plessis, Hugo Porta, Daley Thompson, and Steve Waugh will participate on Mandela Day, along with a host of Laureus ambassadors including Schalk Brits and NTT Pro Cycling team principal Douglas Ryder, with cameo appearances from his NTT Pro Cy-

cling riders.

While there is no cost to join the peloton, donations are encouraged, with all funds raised on the day will go to supporting young people impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic through the Sport for Good response fund.

The response fund aims to ensure that sport for development

programmes are empowered to deliver new or adaptive provision to continue supporting children and young people during the current pandemic. The fund will also offer financial support to sports development programmes at the heart of communities around the world so that they can withstand the challenges of this immediate stage and help build stronger young people once restrictions are lifted.

Du Plessis, a Laureus Academy member and South African rugby legend, said: “Twenty years ago, Nelson Mandela stood on stage at the first Laureus Awards and inspired us all with his words about the power sport can have in changing the world for the better.

“In 2020, those words are as relevant and important as ever. We are honoured to be uniting with our wonderful ambassadors, NTT Pro Cycling and the Laureus family around the world this Mandela Day, celebrating the great man and raising funds to support the incredible work of Laureus Sport for

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Ryder said: “Celebrating Mandela Day is an occasion that always resonates deeply with our team, and to be able to do so in our role as Laureus Ambassadors is such a great privilege. Our shared belief in the inherent power that sport has to do good makes this bold, new initiative hugely exciting, and we can’t wait for our team to be involved once again for such a fantastic cause.”

Over the last 20 years, Laureus Sport for Good has raised more than €150 million (about R2,8 billion) for the sports development sector, reaching and helping change the lives of almost six million children and young people since the year 2000. Laureus Sport for Good currently supports more than 200 programmes in over 40 countries that use the power of sport to transform lives.

V For more information and to join the Sport for Good peloton on Saturday 18 July, visit: zwift.com/events/series/nelsonmandela-day-laureus