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s die huidige alkoholverbod nie binnekort deur die regering opgehef word nie, sal die gewilde Palms Restaurant op die Bottelarypad buite Brackenfell binnekort sy deure permanent moet sluit. Dié restaurant, met 600 sitplekke binne en buite, is in 2009 geopen en verskaf werk aan 43 mense. “Ná 120 dae sonder inkomste is ons nou op ons laaste bene; ek weet nie of die onderneming nog ’n maand sal staande bly nie,” het die bekommerde eienaar, William Wilson, verlede week aan TygerBurger gesê. Wilson besit ook twee ander kroeë in

Brackenfell en Parow. Werknemers en gaste het verlede Woensdag 22 Julie buite die restaurant aan ’n vreedsame protesaksie deelgeneem wat landswyd onder die vaandel “Million seats on the streets” plaasgevind het. Betogers het tussen 12:00 en 14:00 langs die Bottelarypad saamgedrom. Hul plakkate het dit uitbasuin: “Restaurants create jobs!” en “Jobs save lives!” Sedert dié restaurant aan die begin van Julie kon oopmaak vir aansit-etes, het dit nog net tussen 5% en 7% van sy normale omset behaal. “Ons is gelukkig as ons sewe tafels per dag kry,” sê Williams. V Na bladsy 2

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raaifontein has played host to a series of violent protests over the past week. Several roads across the City were closed off by the protesters on Monday morning with the corner at Old Paarl Road and Maroela Street being the affected one in Kraaifontein from the night before, allowing no traffic into Wallacedene. These were apparently a call from pressure group Gatvol Capetonian, which had planned shutting down the city in an attempt to put the spotlight on the plight of backyard dwellers from several areas across the city. Provincial police spokesperson Brig Novela Potelwa on Monday morning said the situation in Kraaifontein was calm, but police continued to keep a close eye around Bloekombos and Wallacedene, which were most affected by the protests. One of those protests saw Tygerberg Raceway being vandalised by scores of angry protesters apparently from Bloekombos and Wallacedene on Sunday 27 July. This was apparently after the City’s law enforcement officers attempted to demolish structures erected on vacant land opposite the race track. Kraaifontein police spokesperson Capt Hein Hendricks confirmed the incident. “The public violence occurred after law enforcement officers attempted to demolish and remove illegal structures erected on the City’s vacant land and public open space opposite the Tygerberg Raceway in Old Paarl Road,” he said.

He said officers from the public order policing unit and the City’s law enforcement responded to the protests soon afterwards. “The protesters ran into the Tygerberg Raceway and allegedly vandalised it.” The protest saw 20 people, 15 men and 5 women, aged between 17 and 52 arrested for public violence. He says six people suffered injuries during the protest, one of them a nine-year-old. “Cases of public violence and malicious damage to property have been registered for investigation by Kraaifontein police. An attempted murder case has also been opened and registered for investigation by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate,” Hendricks says. A resident from Bloekombos, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of victimisation, witnessed this, saying the angry crowd was uncontrollable. “Activities of the day began in the morning, but tension started to rise when the demolition took place,” he said. “The crowd was determined to have their shacks up.” Mayco member for safety and security, JP Smith, said although Monday’s protest calmed down, land invasions should not be allowed. “There is no way we can just allow people to occupy land. “Most of the land that is being occupied are official housing sites that are supposed to be developed. “If this continues, 4 500 people will be de-

nied housing opportunities,” he said. On Sunday, according to Smith, the protesters were so violent, they blindly fired live ammunition at law enforcement officials. “Everyone, including people from the community, were getting hit.” TygerBurger approached Tygerberg Raceway management for comment, but they refused. Prior to that, on Wednesday 22 July, 22 people were also arrested for public violence after a delivery truck’s windscreen was damaged and liquor stores looted. Eskom employees doing maintenance work in Wallacedene and Bloekombos abandoned their posts in fear of their safety. Botfontein Road between La Boheme Street and Maroela Circle was subsequently closed. Western Cape premier Alan Winde, while recognising that the constitution protects the rights of citizens to protest, condemned the violence. He took to Twitter and published a thread in which he said violent protests impact government’s ability to provide key services to the vulnerable. He also called on law enforcement officials as well as minister Bheki Cele to consider the seriousness of protests when they become this violent. “The reality is that these destructive acts of violence undermine the poorest in our province. It cannot be tolerated,” Winde said.

Restaurant staff protest regulations Students of the IHT Hotel School in Oude Westhof in Bellville also took part in the protest last Wednesday at Nitida in support of the restaurant industry. They are (from left) Jethro Durant, Emile Odendal, Isabella Da Silva, Michael du Plessis, Inge Engelbrecht and Monique de Villiers.

The staff and owners of restaurants in the Durbanville wine valley, like all over the country, took to the streets last Wednesday to protest against Covid-19 regulations. These regulations, which left restaurants unable to trade since four months ago, were exacerbated by the ban on alcohol sales and 21:00 curfew on 12 July. Thousands of jobs are at stake. “I have children” and “I look after my elderly mom” were stated on some of the posters in the protest at D’Aria. Staff members were protesting while management silently showed their protest sitting at the table on the right. They are (from left) Ryan Richens and Hendrik Swart, co-owners of the Copper Collection of restaurants, Luzaan Lourens (PA) and Anthony Andrews (customer). PHOTOS: ESMÉ ERASMUS

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VAN BLADSY 1 “Kelnerinne oorleef tans net op minimale fooitjies, kroegmanne sit by die huis en die bestuurders kry ’n minimale salaris,” sê hy. Williams sê die skerp daling in sake gaan definitief oor alkoholverbruik. “Mense wil nie gaan uiteet as hulle nie ’n drankie saam met hul kos kan geniet en saam met vriende kan ontspan nie. Dit word net nie gedoen nie. Verbruikers sal eerder by die huis eet of ’n wegneemete by deurrykettingrestaurante koop.” Soos baie ander restauranteienaars landswyd verstaan Williams nie die regering se beweegrede agter dié regulasie nie. “As taxi’s teen volle kapasiteit bedryf kan word, hoekom kan restaurante nie drank verskaf nie? Ons het derduisende rande uit-

gelê om die veiligheid van klante te verseker. Tafels staan ver uitmekaar uit en is so uitgelê dat mense met hul rûe na mekaar sit,” verduidelik hy. “In dié stadium is die onsekerheid die ergste. Ek kan nie vir jou sê hoe moeilik dit is nie. Niemand het antwoorde vir ons nie. Dit maak ons dood.” Wendy Alberts, uitvoerende hoof van die Restaurant-Assosiasie van Suid-Afrika (Rasa), het ook Woensdag tydens die “Million seats on the streets”-protesoptog in die middestad ’n memorandum aan die minister van toerisme, Nkhensani Kubayi-Ngubane, oorhandig met voorstelle om die bedryf te red. Die voorstelle sluit die opheffing van die drankverbod in. Volgens Alberts het die voorstelle egter op dowe ore geval. “Dié voorstelle sou Saterdag op ’n depar-

tementele vergadering bespreek word, maar toe ek bel om uit te vind wat gebeur het, is ek ingelig dat ons memorandum nie eens ter tafel gelê is nie,” het ’n moedelose Alberts Maandag aan TygerBurger gesê. “Ons smeek die regering om iets, enigiets, te doen om die bedryf te red. Ons het nie meer tyd oor nie. Derduisende mense gaan hul werk verloor,” sê Alberts. James Vos, burgemeesterskomiteelid vir ekonomiese geleenthede in die Stad Kaapstad, het die protesaksie ondersteun. Volgens hom is die plaaslike bedryf op die punt van vernietiging en is die onlangs heringestelde alkoholverbod die laaste spyker in die kis, wat nog meer werkverliese gaan beteken. “Die ekonomie van Kaapstad is baie afhanklik van toerisme en verwante sektore vir werk en ekonomiese aktiwiteit.”

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Unrest and fake news cause panic DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke

e live in unprecedented times, where social unrest is rife and communities need to be more vigilant than ever; while unnecessary panic serves no good, says Phillip van Zijl, owner of Bolt Risk Management, security provider for Brackenfell Business Improvement District (BBID). While none of the violent protesting and looting that took place in Kraaifontein on Wednesday 22 July in actual fact spilled over into residential areas or the Brackenfell CBD, fake news that both suburbs and many shops and malls are being overrun by violent protestors spread like wildfire on social media causing much panic. Protests erupted on Botfontein Road in the morning after Eskom cut the power in Wallacedene. It very quickly spread to a small section of Kraaifontein CBD in the area of Shoprite, but was contained by police, after a liquor store, pawn shop and chicken truck was looted. Roads in the vicinity were closed. “Protestors were relatively close to Brackenfell CBD and residential areas, but not one shop, home or business in Brackenfell was attacked during the riots,” says Van Zijl. Nonetheless, their phones rang off the hook as fearful residents and business owners contacted local security companies after seeing several posts on social media. “All sorts of fake information were being circulated, about local supermarkets and malls in Brackenfell being looted and neighbourhoods being invaded,” he says. Van Zijl says the BBID has a widespread camera network that covers the CBD and surrounds, with which the area is permanently monitored for crime or other imminent threats. “Furthermore, all the private security patrol vehicles in Brackenfell are in contact with one another, as was the case on Wednesday, with updated information,” he says. Should a threat occur, necessary warnings will be issued by the BBID and other security companies. He urges community members to verify information received by means of social me-

Skryfkompetisie sluit later Net soos met so baie ander dinge moes die Amateurskrywersbond (ASB) ook ’n aanpassing maak aan die sperdatum vir inskrywings vir die Aard-SOS-kompetisie. “Vyf van die sewe afdelings behels inskrywings deur skoliere en met onaktiewe skole was die verlenging van die sperdatum noodsaaklik,” verduidelik Ernie Mellett van die skrywersbond. Inskrywings word nou al aanvaar, maar die sluitingsdatum is verleng na 28 Februarie 2021. Hierdie omgewingskompetisie het ’n prysgeld van R12 000. Die inskrywings moet handel oor enige ding (goed of sleg) wat in die wêreld gebeur het. Meer as 100 onderwerpe word voorgestel. “Veral in die volgende weke waar leerders by die huis is, kan dit ’n aangename tydverdryf wees om feite in woorde en kuns om te skakel. Die beste inskrywings word in ’n kleurryke bundel gepubliseer, wat teen kosprys verkoop sal word.” Die afdelings behels afsonderlike skryf- (kortverhaal) en digkompetisies vir volwassenes. Dan is daar vyf afdelings net vir leerders: afsonderlike skryfen digkompetisies vir leerders van enige ouderdom, asook twee tipes kunskompetisies – kuns in enige medium op ’n plat oppervlak soos papier, karton of doek, asook ’n afdeling vir driedimensionele kuns waar individue ’n model (soos by geboue) bou en ’n driedimensionele kunsmodelkompetisie vir ’n skoolklas in enige medium. V Stuur ’n SMS met die woord “AARDSOS” en jou e-pos-adres na 079 333 0055 of stuur e-pos aan erniemellet@gmail.com vir meer besonderhede.

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dia, before spreading it. “Did you get it from the police, or see it yourself? Did your neighbour see it? Or did someone hear it from someone else? Was it verified by a local authority? Ask yourself these questions before you share information that can cause panic,” he says. While he recognises that the situation is currently very tense, it would serve local communities better to orchestrate readiness plans, for any eventuality. “There is a sense of expectation and panic. Covid-19 has created a very volatile scenario. People are sitting at home, many without jobs or any form of income. Poverty is reaching new heights, while those addicted to alcohol are desperate. Add to that political instability and criminals that take advantage of this and you have a very explosive situation,” he says. As citizens we must have readiness plans in place for any eventuality, he advises. “Many liquor stores in Brackenfell have become the target of crime in recent months, and it is expected to continue. “There is also a lot of social unrest and it is not impossible for it to reach local business districts or suburbs, if things get worse. “Talk to your neighbour and other residents in your street to put safety plans in place, to guard against escalating crime or public unrest. “Every street, block and every suburb should have a safety plan in place. Neighbourhood watches alone cannot always guard every street. We have to take responsibility for our safety. He advises residents to start street WhatsApp groups and to establish a communication procedure and strateg for any kind of emergency. Van Zijl says while police and law enforcement officers block off major roads during protests, smaller roads are often left unprotected, leaving communities vulnerable. According to him, crime has increased considerably, with more criminal incidents reported to Bolt Risk Management in the last month, than over the last 12 months. “This to me is an indication that the situation is intensifying. Thousands of people are struggling to survive and will go to any means possible to do so,” he says.

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Trekkerklub help dierevriende DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke Ook die mens se viervoetige vriende loop deur as gevolg van die koronavirus-pandemie. Daarom het lede van die WP Veteraantrekkerklub in Kaapstad hulle ontferm oor die honde by Imagine Animal Dreams se hondeskuiling in Joostenbergvlakte. Klublede het 310 kg hondekos ingesamel vir die sowat 70 honde wat tans daar gehuisves word.

“As diereliefhebbers lê die saak ons na aan die hart. Die idee het gespruit uit die droogtehulpskenkings wat die klub in die Kerstyd aan boere in Loeriesfontein gemaak het,” sê Hannes Rheeder, voorsitter van die klub. Tracy Richardson, woordvoerder van die dierewelsynorganisasie, sê hulle gebruik tans sowat 40 kg hondekos per dag. “Sedert die begin van die grendeltyd het ons ’n groot toename beleef in mense wat hul troeteldiere weggee. “Mense daag gereeld by ons hekke op met honde waarna hulle weens ’n geldtekort nie meer kan omsien nie,” sê sy. So ook het baie van die organisasie se borge opgedroog. “Nes baie ander ondernemings beleef ons gereelde weldoeners ook ’n baie moeilike tyd. “Elke bietjie hulp wat ons kry, gaan om ons diere vir nog ’n maand te onderhou.” V Kontak Imagine Animal Dreams by 072 462 2664.

Verpleegpersoneellede wag buite die hospitaal op hul eerste pasiënt.

Veldhospitaal ‘is reg vir virus’ DESIRÉE RORKE

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ie nuwe veldhospitaal in Brackengate het op Maandag 20 Julie sy eerste 10 Covid-19-pasiënte ontvang. Dié hospitaal het ook twee dae later sy eerste gesonde pasiënt ontslaan. Die hospitaal met 330 beddens bied behandeling aan pasiënte wat hospitaalsorg en suurstof benodig, maar nie kritiek siek is nie. “Dit is merkwaardig om te sien hoe ’n leë

pakhuis omskep is in ’n moderne hospitaal. “Ons is gereed om ’n hoë standaard van gesondheidsdiens aan pasiënte te bied in die stryd teen Covid-19,” sê dr. Barry Smith, uitvoerende beampte by die hospitaal. Tanduxolo Mkhetshane (49) van Khayelitsha is met matige tot ernstige Covid-19 vanaf die Tygerberg-hospitaal oorgeplaas. Hy is op 22 Julie ontslaan. “Dit is baie bemoedigend vir die personeel om te sien hoe pasiënte herstel en met hul gesinne herenig word,” sê Smith.

MEER AS 400 000 MENSE IS AL IN DIE WES-KAAP VIR COVID-19 GETOETS. Die publiek word daaraan herinner dat slegs hoërisiko-individue volgens die hersiene toetsstrategie by openbare fasiliteite getoets word: • Alle persone ouer as 55 met coronavirus-simptome • Persone van enige ouderdom met coronavirus-simptome en wat aan een of meer bestaande toestande ly soos: o Diabetes, hoë bloeddruk of hartsiekte en op behandeling is o Kanker en op behandeling is o Tuberkulose en op behandeling is o MIV en nie gereeld hul ARV’s drink nie o Chroniese longsiekte en op behandeling is (bv. asma, emﬁseem, chroniese bronchitis) • Gesondheidswerkers wat coronavirus-simptome het • Persone wat in versorgings- of aftreeoorde woon en coronavirus-simptome het

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Laerisiko-individue word nie tans getoets nie maar kan steeds ander mense aansteek en word gevra om hulle tuis te isoleer, en mediese hulp te kry as hul simptome vererger, byvoorbeeld as hulle moeilik asem haal. Vir nog inliging oor Covid-19 of as jy jou nie tuis kan isoleer nie: Bel die provinsiale blitslyn by 080 928 4102 (tolvry).

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het. David Jenkins (30) van Parklands het verlede Donderdag in die Bellville-streekhof sy lot aangehoor. Luidens ’n verklaring deur die nasionale vervolgingsgesag is Jenkins vir sy 25 aanklagte van diefstal elk 20 jaar tronkstraf opgelê. Die hof het egter sewe jaar van elke vonnis opgeskort en die vonnistydperke gaan samelopend uit-

gedien word. Hy moet dus effektief 13 jaar tronkstraf uitdien. Hierdie ooreenkoms is bereik nadat Jenkins en sy regspan ’n pleitooreenkoms met die staat aangegaan het. Hierin het hy erken hy het tussen 11 Januarie 2011 en 9 Februarie 2018 rondgery en sowat R1,67 miljoen se MTN-toerusting uit selfoontorings gesteel. Hy het onder meer breëband-kraglynkaarte (BPL) en internetverbindingskabels gebuit. Hy het toegeslaan in Dunoon, Table View, Bellville-Noord (naby die NG kerk Bellville-Noord), Bellville (naby Settlers High School), Parow, Mowbray, Durbanville, Duynefontein, Melkbosstrand, Kraai-

fontein, Eersterivier, Goodwood, Athlone, Delft, Elsiesrivier en Milnerton. Hy het ook in dorpe buite Kaapstad toerusting gesteel – onder meer in Hawston, Hermanus, Strand, Lwandle, die Paarl en Paarl-Suid. Ronelle Stone, die staatsaanklaer wat die ooreenkoms gefinaliseer het, sê hierdie soort misdaad het vir groot hoofbrekens gesorg omdat dit baie kompleks was om op te los. “Daar is ’n skerp toename in hierdie soort misdaadsake in hierdie hof,” het sy bygevoeg. Luidens die pleitooreenkoms het Jenkins die goedere gesteel om dit weer te verkoop.

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Onsigbare vyand wat sy kloue in Suid-Afrika ingeslaan het, is hoe dr. Guillaume Smit van die NG kerk Brackenfell-Wes se voedselvoorsieningsprojek die Covid-19-pandemie verwoord. “Sedert die eerste grendeltyd deur pres. Ramaphosa aangekondig is, het die gevolge by elkeen van ons plek ingeneem en vrees het gemanifesteer in hopeloosheid, depressie en ander gesondheidsprobleme,” sê Smit. “Vrese het ontstaan dat families die virus sal opdoen; dat families geïsoleer sal wees en mekaar nie sal kan sien en versorg nie; dat ons nie behoorlik sal kan afskeid neem van geliefdes nie – hetsy ’n Covid-geval of deur ander oorsake; dat ek of my familie ons werk kan verloor, wat deurlopend gebeur het.” Hy beskryf die eerste weke van grendeltyd as ’n tydperk waarin ’n somber atmosfeer geheers het. “Die leë strate en donker winkels met toe deure het die wind uit almal se seile gehaal, en die wêreld is in ’n stilwordtyd ingedwing. Op enige gegewe oggend klop die harde werklikheid aan baie se deure: die nood vir kos en ander noodsaaklikhede om net te bestaan.” Hy sê die uitkringeffek raak vinniger en groter. Die dag 26 Maart 2020 sal altyd onthou word as die dag toe die land gaan stilstaan het. “Met kleinsakeondernemings wat oornag hul deure moes sluit, het die inkomstestroom skielik opgedroog. Groter maatskappye kon net een maand nog salarisse betaal, en ander net die helfte van werkers se salaris.” Die NG kerk Brackenfell-Wes het reeds voor die pandemie ’n program gehad waarin gesinne in nood met kospakkies gehelp is. Verder het Marian Nieuwoudt, wyksraadslid, deur ’n projek van die burgemeester, Dan Plato, meer kospakkies ontvang, wat in wyk 8 uitgedeel is. “Wat toe gevolg het, is suiwer genade van Bo. Met hierdie kospakkies kon meer mense gehelp word. Buurtwagte het saamgewerk en die kerk het verskeie deurry-geleenthede gehou waar kos by die kerk se deur afgegee kon word. Dít is dan weer versprei aan behoeftiges in ’n databank. “Vinnig het die ruimhartigheid uitgekring en meer rolspelers en kerke het bymekaar gekom en idees uitgeruil,” sê hy. Smit beskryf die deernis van bure en vriende as ’n samebindende gom wat die gemeenskap laat saamstaan het om ’n nuwe normaal te vestig. “Brackenfell se mense het gegee en gegee; oproep ná oproep as die koskaste begin leegloop, is aangehoor en die kos het ingestroom. “Daar was hernude en vernuwende energie en behoefte om te deel met diegene wat nie nou het nie,” sê hy. Smit spreek ook sy dank uit aan elke skenker, borg en vrywilliger in die nagmerrietyd. “Sonder elke persoon se bydrae sou hierdie projek nie kon begin en voortgaan nie. Groothartige skenkers buite die grense van Brackenfell dra elke maand by tot die koskas. Ontvang ook hiermee groot waardering daarvoor.” Smit sê Brackenfell se mense het reeds gewys dat hulle kán saamstaan en in die tyd vorentoe gaan die solidariteit nog lank nodig bly. “As daar gekyk word na modelle en vooruitskattings, blyk dit dat Covid-19 met ons gaan wees vir minstens 18 tot 24 maande. “Laat ons saam hierdie onsigbare vyand met sy tentakels aanpak en voortgaan om as gemeenskap saam te staan en God te loof en prys uit dankbaarheid vir dit wat ons elke dag ontvang.”

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Air pollution now monitored around silos DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke City authorities continue to closely monitor demolition work at Lafarge cement silos in Kraaifontein Industria, after extensive dust pollution was reported over recent weeks. Health inspectors were called out and operations subsequently shut down temporarily, last week. Exposure to cement dust irritates the eyes, nose, throat and upper respiratory system and skin, according to The South African Builder; and the mineral silica dust found in concrete is listed as a cancercausing agent by the Cancer Association of South Africa. Thick clouds of fine cement dust were first noted in the air over Kraaifontein in the first week of July. Strong north westerly winds carried the plumes over the industrial area and into nearby residential areas. “Old cement was being emptied from the

bottom of the silos, without any means of dust control. We were informed that the company is emptying the silos to break them down as the land was sold,” says a business owner in the area, who does not want his name mentioned. “The wind drove big clouds of dust into the atmosphere above the area. Dust settled down into our yard and it was so thick, we could not work and had to leave the premises. “We were literally choking in dust which settled in thick layers in the workshops and on all the trees. Our eyes were burning and I was worried about health consequences,” he says. The City’s air quality management unit was alerted and inspected the site on Monday 6 July. Zahid Badroodien, Mayco member for community services and health, says excessive cement dust was observed being emitted into the atmosphere, at this time. A notice of intention was drafted and issued on Lafarge on 10 July 2020. The com-

plainant was informed of these actions and the demolition work was temporarily suspended, according to Badroodien. “The pre-notice advised Lafarge of their contravention of the City’s air quality management bylaw of 2016, and of the intention to issue a notice that would direct Lafarge to immediately cease all demolition activities to abate the air pollution nuisance and take all necessary steps to prevent the recurrence thereof,” says Badroodien. In terms of the notice Lafarge was instructed to identify all the possible sources of dust pollution and to provide the City with a detailed dust management plan. However, on 15 July, plumes of dust were again being emitted from the silos. By Friday 24 July, the silos were emptied, according to neighbouring tenants. Despite several attempts by TygerBurger over the last two weeks to obtain comment from Lafarge at their Cape Town and Gauteng offices, none had been received by time of going to print.

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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. Please include specific needs and a drop-off point, if possible. V Angels of Hope in Bloekombos, Kraaifontein, hosts an aftercare school programme to assist Grade 5 to Grade 12 learners with school assignments. They also mentor graduates for better work opportunities. They are requesting donations of laptops and printers, but are also in dire need of sanitiser, personal protective equipment and tablets for learners to access their online lessons. Food parcels and volunteers are always welcomed. Contact M.J. Benayo on 073 822 3994 or mzuvukilejames@gmail.com. V FoodForward SA in Epping have distributed more than 4 000 tonnes of food to vulnerable communities since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. They need the following non-perishable items: rice, maize meal, spaghetti, samp and beans, soup mix, lentils, pilchards, tuna, long-life milk, oats, jam, peanut butter, cooking oil, sugar and salt. Call 021 531 5610 or e-mail Fayrene Langson at info@foodforwardsa.org if you would like to hold a food drive or drop off goods. V HewLin Compassion in Kraaifontein focusses on alleviating the hardships of individuals, families and communities through education and skills development. They need toiletries (especially soap to enforce hand hygiene during the lockdown), stationery and food donations. Contact 081 207 9485 or info@hewlincompassion.org.za. V Magdalena Home in Bellville has been in existence since 1902 and its programmes focus mainly on child and family services. They need baby clothes (0-18 months), baby toiletries (like baby bum cream), birth mother toiletries (like toothpaste, soap and shampoo) and nappies (size 1 to 3). Call 021 948 3637 or send an email to info@magdalena.org.za. V South African Water Warriors (SAWW) provides food to about 245 needy families in the Vanwyksvlei and Brandvlei areas in the Northern Cape. The organisation needs non-perishable foods like rice, pasta, soya, tinned food and flour, as well as sealed 5F bottles of water, pet food and money. Call Deon Smit on 082 738 2702. V The Ikhayalam Soup Kitchen feeds the Gugulethu community with a special focus on the elderly, the unemployed and vulnerable citizens. Call Luyanda Situpa on 081 761 5557 or Puleng Molefe on 076 389 3170 or email ikhayalamsoupkitchen@gmail.com. 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. Support StreetSmart’s Dine in. Do good!-campaign to help them to continue to financially assist street children and keep children at risk off the streets. Email info@streetsmartsa.org.za or visit www.streetsmartsa.org.za/ news/207-dine-in-do-good-v2.

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Help give info on WW1 soldiers Do you have a black or coloured ancestor who served during World War One? A large-scale campaign, which was launched two weeks ago, is hoping to “fill in the missing pieces of these men’s lives who until now have not received any recognition for their sacrifice by name”. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) has identified more than 1 600 members of the South African labour units. Over the course of the war, thousands of black South Africans enlisted for non-combatant duties serving in various labour units including the Cape Coloured Labour Regiment, Cape Auxiliary Horse Transport, the Military Labour Bureau and the Military Labour Corps. The CWGC has released a set of names of specific people they need help in identifying. Liz Woodfield, CWGC director of information and communications, says more than a century after the war ended, not all the names of those lost from the ranks of the labour units have been recorded in remembrance. “We are looking at changing that, so that they can be honoured by name and their stories told.” The names and details of soldiers who have missing information are: . Jim Tselitye (service number 19117, enlisted at Blaauwberg on 14 February 1917). . Johannes Tsoanetje (service number 19085, enlisted at Blaauwberg on 14 Februa-

ry 1917). . Johannes Khanedi (service number 18624, enlisted at Blaauwberg on 24 January 1917). . Frank Kuinana (service number 18630, enlisted at Blaauwberg on 24 January 1917). . Jim Nogos (service number 17947, enlisted at Blaauwberg on 24 January 1917). . Jim Mabso (service number 25420, of Cape Province). . John Damster (service number 9684, of Somerset West, Cape Province). . Andries van Wyk (service number 20343, enlisted at Cape Town on 1 August 1917). . May Boyes (service number 10050, enlisted at Cape Town on 1 May 1916). . Moss Levy (service number 10061, enlisted at Cape Town on 1 May 1916). . Johannes Maccullum (service number 20652, enlisted at Cape Town on 12 October 1917). . Jan Engelbrecht (service number 20332, enlisted at Cape Town on 2 August 1917). . James Maaupi (service number 2146, enlisted at Cape Town on 3 January 1916). . Jacob Toani (service number 2145, enlisted at Cape Town on 3 January 1916). . Johannes Alcaster (service number 20344, enlisted at Cape Town on 31 July 1917). . John Francis (service number 20488, enlisted at Cape Town on 28 August 1917). . Ben Benkomo (service number 2141, enlisted at Cape Town 3 January 1916).

. Peter Warden (service number 20828, enlisted at Cape Town on 13 November 1917). . Charles Samuels (service number 2903, of Cape Colony). . Isaac Jacobs (service number 5293, of Cape Town). . David Jacobus (of Chichester Road, Claremont). . David Molale (service number M/985, of Maitland). . Isaac Garrett (service number 1059, son of Eva Garrett, of Salt River, Cape Province). . William du Plessis (service number 4040, son of Phillip and Lena du Plessis, of Kensington Estate, Maitland). . Klaas Nieuweld (service number 176, son of Piet Nieuweld, of Cape Colony). . Cornelius Irish (service number 24898, of Cape Town). . Jan Mabi (service number 20517, enlisted at Langeburg on 10 September 1917). . Charlie Guda (service number 10457, enlisted at Maitland on 1 May 1916). . Stephen Sikondele (service number 29212, of Ndabeni Township). . Isaac Felix (service number 185, enlisted at Pietermaritzburg 27 November 1915). . Thomas Tywakodi (service number 4037, son of Mr W. Tywakadi, of Inland, Somerset West). V Should you have more information on the relatives or friends of any of the above names, reach out either by email: info@hwb.co.za or by sending an SMS with your name and contact details to 40720.

Wildlife park’s funds running out NETTALIE VILJOEN At the beginning of this year, things were looking up for the World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary & Monkey Park in Hout Bay. After years of tottering on the brink of bankruptcy, the park had finally fought its way back. And then Covid-19 happened. Hendrik Louw, the manager and coowner of World of Birds, explains that the park faced closure a few years ago after feeling the impact of an avian flu outbreak in 2017 and the water crisis in 2018. “We owed the bank nearly R1 million. Luckily, Astral, a poultry and feed company, came in about two years ago and assisted us with animal feed as well as the sinking of a borehole.” With Astral covering roughly R100 000 of the park’s R170 000 monthly food bill, combined with having had a good season last year, the park was able to recover. “We were in a position where we were saying, ‘wow, this is the first time in many years where we feel secure for the next two years’,” says Louw. That all changed when the national lockdown began in March. With no entry-tickets being sold, the park was forced to use whatever funds it had accumulated in the bank to cover its expenses. Under normal circumstances, this would be R750 000 a month. Louw says changes, including substantial wage cuts, were made immediately to reduce costs to R500 000. Fast forward three months and the park’s bank balance now stands at approximately R600 000 – enough to carry the park for one more month. “After that, between Walter Mengold (co-owner and the founder of World of

Birds) and me, we will be bonding our two cult time has been incredible. homes to try and get funding in,” Louw “Some have said they are willing to get shares. He says they are also in the process paid even less just to see the park survive.” of selling a part of the park’s land located World of Birds is home to over 3 000 in its northern section to raise funds. birds and small animals of 400 different “But we have been told that, with the species. Ever since opening its doors 45 lockdown, the process will run well into years ago, the sanctuary has taken in sick, next year.” injured and orphaned Other than a few birds and animals. private donations, “If we can heal the Louw says no money animals, rear them has been coming in. A and, if possible, ultiBackaBuddy page, set mately release them; up two years ago, has that is the best regenerated some ward there is.” funds, which, Louw TygerBurger visitsays, does help. The ed World of Birds on park also applied for Thursday 24 July. A UIF-Covid-19 Tempowhite sign attached to rary Employer/Emthe front gate reads ployee Relief Scheme “Closed due to nation(Ters) funding. al lockdown”. “In the first month, Louw says they money received covhave received many ered about 60% of our calls, asking why staff’s wages. In the World of Birds resecond month, we onmains closed while ly got about 40%. We other wildlife faciliare still trying to fig- The World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary & ties have opened. ure out why that was. Monkey Park has only enough funds to “Yes, there are We have received cover one more month’s running quite a few facilities nothing for the third costs. PHOTO: NETTALIE VILJOEN that have opened. But month yet, but we we have it in writing have been told they (UIF) are busy process- that these places are not meant to be open. ing so, hopefully, that will come through,” It is against regulations. Once we get the Louw adds. At present, the sanctuary em- green light, we are ready to open. ploys 41 people. To minimise the risk of ex“We have our sanitisers in place. We posure, only 15 to 18 staff members work have our scanning in place and more than per day on a rotating basis. Those who are enough space for social distancing.” off duty continue to receive their share of V For more information on how to donate towards the wages. According to Louw, the dedica- World of Birds, visit its website at worldoftion shown by their staff during this diffi- birds.org.za.

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City readies its sports fields City readies its sports fields T

Woensdag, 29 Julie 2020

SPORT

he playing surfaces of the City of Cape Town’s sports fields have recovered significantly and will be ready to welcomehe athletes back once regulations playing surfaces of the City ofallow. Cape “During thesports lockdown, Cityrecovered was proTown’s fieldsthe have hibited from delivering non-essential sersignificantly and will be ready to welvices resulted in most sports allow. fields come which athletes back once regulations “Duringminimal the lockdown, City was proreceiving or no the maintenance. hibited from delivering non-essential “The fields were closed and most of serthe vices which resulted in most fields winter sporting codes weresports postponed. receiving minimal or fields, no maintenance. This inactivity on the coupled with “The rains fieldsand were closed and most of the winter cooler temperatures winter were postponed. last fewsporting weeks, codes have significantly imThis inactivity on the of fields, coupled with proved the condition playing surfaces. winter and cooler temperatures “It has rains proven that limiting the usagethe of last few weeks, have some significantly imfields to allow the grass much needed proved the condition of playing surfaces. “It has proven that limiting the usage of fields to allow the grass some much needed

recovery time, results in a better quality playing surface,’ said Mayco member for community services and health, Zahid Badroodien. recovery time, results in a better quality The City’s recreation and parks departplaying surface,’ said Mayco member for ment is also taking advantage of the opporcommunity services and health, Zahid tunity to reinstate lawns where possible Badroodien. The City’s recreation and parks departduring this month and August, while sportment is also advantage of the opporing codes aretaking currently restricted from ustunity to reinstate lawns where possible ing facilities. during this monthefforts and August, while sportRehabilitation have been focused ing facilities codes are that currently from uson have restricted alternative water ing facilities. supply systems such as boreholes and Rehabilitation treated effluent. efforts have been focused on“The facilities that have water department has alternative received various supply systems as boreholes queries from thesuch sporting fraternityand in treated effluent. “The department has received various queries from the sporting fraternity in

terms of accessing and using the City’s sports facilities. “While a recent relaxation of regulations has made it possibleand for using professional athterms of accessing the City’s letes tofacilities. return, a decision on granting acsports cess and usage of the City’s sports facilities “While a recent relaxation of regulations is subject dictates in the reguhas made to it the possible for listed professional athletes to return, a decision on granting aclations and directions issued under the cess and usage of the City’s Disaster Management Act.sports facilities is “All subject to the dictates the to regusports bodies mustlisted first in apply the lations directions issued under the ministerand of sports, arts and culture in writDisaster Management ing for approval and Act. may only resume “All sports must first apply to the training and bodies matches once they have apminister sports, arts and culture in writproval inofwriting,” explained Badroodien. ingThe forCity’s approval may only resume fieldsand will benefit from an adtraining andweeks matches once they havethey apditional few of inactivity before proval in writing,” explained Badroodien. The City’s fields will benefit from an additional few weeks of inactivity before they

Sports, culture relief fund: 691 to benefit Sports, culture relief fund: 691 to benefit The provincial department of cultural affairs and sport has announced the outcomes of relief fundingdepartment applications, were The provincial of which cultural afthen communicated to all applicants on fairs and sport has announced the outcomes Monday July. applications, which were of relief 20 funding The communicated public call for the relief then to department’s all applicants on funding the sport and cultural sector Mondaywithin 20 July. officially opened andthe closed in May. relief The public call for department’s The fund received a total 1 058 applicafunding within the sport andofcultural sector officially opened and closed in May. tions, with 948 adjudicated after duplicaTheand fundunrelated received aapplications total of 1 058were applications retions, with adjudicated after duplicamoved. The 948 work of the adjudicators was tions and on unrelated were reconcluded Friday 3applications July and underwent moved. checks The work of presenting the adjudicators was quality before the report concluded on Friday 3 July and underwent to the department. quality checksthe before presenting the report Thereafter, required administrative to the department. processes were followed to approve the 691 Thereafter, the required inclusive administrative (73%) successful applicants, of proprocesses were followed to approve the off. 691 vincial minister Anroux Marais’s sign (73%) successful applicants, inclusive of proAccording to the report, the combined revvincial minister Anroux Marais’s sign off. enue losses to applicants amounted to a total According to the report, the combined revenue losses to applicants amounted to a total

of R58 612 195, which the department’s spokesperson, Stacey McLean, says is a clear indication the devastating impact of of R58 612 195, of which the department’s the Covid-19 pandemic on the sector. spokesperson, Stacey McLean, says is a “Minister Marais will write to the nationclear indication of the devastating impact of al to pandemic raise theseon concerns and motitheminister Covid-19 the sector. vate for additional totobetter assist “Minister Marais funding will write the nationthe sector. Minister Marais is happy anal minister to raise these concerns andto motinounce we willfunding begin the of invate forthat additional toprocess better assist the sector. Marais is happy to anforming allMinister applicants of their respective nounce that westart willtransferring begin the process of inoutcomes and the allocatforming applicants with of their ed funds all in compliance the respective legislative outcomes and start transferring allocatframework requirements,” saysthe McLean. edTo funds inthe compliance the legislative bring sport and with recreation Covid-19 framework requirements,” says McLean. relief funding strategy into fruition, the criTo bring the sportthis andsupport, recreation teria for assessing theCovid-19 identifirelief funding strategy into the crication of beneficiaries and fruition, the mechanism teria for assessing this support, the identifithrough which the fund is managed was cationin of consultation beneficiaries with and the done themechanism provincial through which the fund is managed was sport confederation. done in consultation with the provincial The sport and recreation adjudication sport confederation. The sport and recreation adjudication

committee completed its work in June after receiving 108 federation applications on behalf of theircompleted various coaches, techcommittee its workathletes, in June after nical officials and recreation entities across receiving 108 federation applications on bethe province. half of their various coaches, athletes, tech“Toofficials ensureand transparency and greater nical recreation entities across range of support, with only R1 million availthe province. able our transparency provincial sport andgreater recrea“Toto fund ensure and tion relief applications, theR1 national range of support, with only milliondepartavailable our provincial and recreamenttooffund sport and culture sport was requested to tion reliefthe applications, national departprovide provincial the department with a ment of sport and culture was requested to database of our provincial athletes, federaprovide provincial department a tions andthe entities that have applied with for the database of ourfund provincial athletes, of federanational relief and the outcome those tions and entities that an have applied forhave the applications. Should application national relief fund the outcome of be those been successful, theand applicant will not eliapplications. an relief. application have gible for any Should provincial Payment to been successful, the applicant willcommence not be elisuccessful applicants will also gible for anyadds provincial relief. Payment to next week,” McLean. successful willcommittee also commence She adds applicants that an appeals has alnext week,” adds McLean. so been established and will be responsible She adds that an appeals committee has also been established and will be responsible

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will be ready for use. Ongoing challenges experienced in maintaining sports fields include theft, vandalism and will be ready forillegal use. use. “These actions set the recovery of fields Ongoing challenges experienced in back and could evenfields meaninclude a delay theft, in remaintaining sports opening once vandalism andregulations illegal use.allow. I encour“These actions set the recovery fields age our sporting fraternity to beofpatient back andresidents could even mean any a delay in reand our to report suspicious opening regulations I encouractivity once at facilities,” saidallow. Badroodien. ageThe ourdepartment sporting fraternity to be will continue to patient encourand residents report any suspicious age our the use of the to triage scoring system by activity facilities,” saidsupport Badroodien. all usersatand request the of users department will continue to encourinThe adhering to allotted usage times, per faage theonce use of triage scoring system cility thethe facilities are allowed to by reall users and request the support of users open. in adhering to allotted usage times, per facility once the facilities are allowed to reopen. for presiding over all appeals and/or complaints that emanate from the Covid-19 relief fund adjudication and application outfor presiding overpanel all appeals and/or comcomes.that Details of thefrom appeals process will be plaints emanate the Covid-19 relief communicated to each applicant as they are fund adjudication panel and application outinformed of their respective outcomes. comes. Details of the appeals process willThe be committee willto consider the documents communicated each applicant as they subare mitted and any other relevant The perinformed of engage their respective outcomes. son, including the applicant, to furthersubencommittee will consider the documents gage onand the engage matter before taking a decision. mitted any other relevant perMcLean adds itthe is applicant, important to to further note that son, including en-a decision of matter the committee will be final and gage on the before taking a decision. binding adds to allitparties. McLean is important to note that a decision the fiscal committee will be final and “In theofdire environment in which binding to all parties. we find ourselves, the possible deterioration dire fiscal environment incitizens which of“In thethe socio-economic well-being of we find ourselves, the possible deterioration will further impact the tax base, increase deof the socio-economic well-being of citizens pendence on governmental services, further will further impact the taxof base, increase deaugmenting the number indigent housependence on governmental services, further holds which require additional support augmenting the number of indigent houseacross the three spheres of government. holds which require additional support This will compound existing developmental across the three spheres of government. challenges and extend fiscal demands on This will compound existing developmental government as unemployment will rise due challenges and extend fiscal demands on to the lockdown,” said Marais. government as unemployment will rise due to the lockdown,” said Marais.

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SOCCER: FORMER STALWART PLOUGHS BACK

Ajax memories fond for Isaacs W

inning three trophies in one season (2018/’19) with the u.18 team of the amateur soccer club, Hout Bay Community United, and seeing the smiles on the faces of the players and the greater community was the cherry on Dominic Isaacs’ coaching career. The current coach of Cape Umoya in the GladAfrica Championship (national first division), Isaacs started his professional career as a soccer player at Ajax Cape Town in Parow, where he also spent the majority of his professional playing career. He also had stints in the Premier Soccer League (PSL) at Kaizer Chiefs and Bloemfontein Celtic. “If I look back on my soccer career I have no regrets as I believe everything happens for a reason. I am thankful for my health, without it I would not have been able to achieve what I did for so long. Soccer has also allowed me to travel and to experience different cultures and ways of life and I was able to visit six of the seven conti-

nents,” he says. Isaacs started his soccer career at Parkhurst Ambassadors in Mitchell’s Plain. At the age of 17 he started playing for Ajax and turned professional. “I was at Ajax for (a total of) 10 years (2000 - 2008 and 2013 - 2015), Kaizer Chiefs for four (2008 - 2012), and a year at Bloemfontein Celtic (2012 - 2013). I finished my playing career at Ajax in 2015. After I hung up my boots I focused on coaching and that is how I landed in Hout Bay. In my playing days a lot of players influenced my career, but I prefer not to mention names, as there are too many,” he says. “I was privileged enough to represent my country as an u.17, u.20 and u.23 player. Other clubs, besides Parkhurst, that I played for in my youth career were Sea Point Swifts in Bonteheuwel and School of Excellence in Johannesburg,” Isaacs says. While at Ajax, he was part of that group of players that had to play second fiddle in the PSL and had to agonisingly surrender the trophy

on goal difference to Orlando Pirates in 2011. “It never feels good to get second place, especially after all the hard work and commitment you put in,” he says. Isaacs believes it is very important for former players to plough back into their communities, but with limited facilities available, he knows it can be challenging. “I learned many different things from each of the coaches at the different PSL clubs, some learnings I will always carry with me. To relax I listen to music, learn and research history and surround myself with people I can learn from. You know, we also had fun while playing. I can recall in 2002 at Ajax after every home win, we (David Kannemeyer, Muneeb Josephs, Shaun Oliver, Maya Jansen, Shaun Permall and I) would empty the dustbins and make it a gummy (drum) and sing Klopse songs for up to two hours in the cloak room until the kitmaster, Albert Hendricks, would shout at us to get done. Really special times,” he reminisces.

Dominic Isaacs in action on the sidelines as the coach of Cape Umoya, who play in the GladAfrica Championship. PHOTO: GALLO IMAGES

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