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Paxton is our girl!

Paxton Fielies (17) from Bishop Lavis has been crowned South Africa’s season 13 Idol for 2017. She was announced as the winner on Sunday evening at Carnival City and was supported by an estimated 10 000 local residents who gathered at the Bishop Lavis Sports Grounds to watch a live screening of the finale. See story on page 3.

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MISS ZEVENWACHT MALL: CENTRE MANAGEMENT DENIES ALLEGATIONS

Pageant was ‘rigged’ JAY­DEE CYSTER @jaydeecyster

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he Miss Zevenwacht Mall pageant has come under scrutiny after allegations that the pageant was rigged.

The event, which took place on Saturday 4 November, saw the 12 finalists – who were selected by means of prejudging – compete for the coveted title of Miss Zevenwacht Mall. Spectator Carol de Klerk says that what was supposed to be a pageant was more of a modelling show. “Everything was han-

dled very unprofessionally by mall management, with the presenter even calling out the wrong name when announcing the winner,” says De Klerk.

She also alleges that the winner of the pageant was not chosen legitimately by the tallying of the points awarded by the judges, but rather by means of favouritism on the part of mall management.

Tamryn Whitton, spokesperson for Zevenwacht Mall vehemently denies this. “The centre manager, marketing manager and external events coordinator played no role in

the selection of the winners. This was done by an external panel of judges,” she says.

However, a reliable source whose identity is being protected and who was closely involved in the selection of the winners, says he has heard many conflicting stories regarding the pageant. He alleges that during the second round of prejudging, which involved the interviewing of the participants, mall management specifically selected five girls they wanted to see in the group of 31 girls, later cut to the 12 finalists.

He also alleges that when the winner had

to be announced, all the judges were taken to a separate room where they were shown on a laptop who the top three were. “I was not in agreement with who the top three were, and I suppose I should have said something then,” he says.

He explains that pageant protocol is usually that the scoresheets are collected from the judges and tallied, and the winner is then announced without the judges ever leaving their table or being in contact with the event organiser.

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FROM PAGE 1 Whitton explains that mall management asked the judges to gather in a separate room, as “it is standard practice that the judges get together before the announcement of the winners in order to look at the finalists’ photographs and confirm that the scores match the numbers, as judges only worked on numbers and not names.”

She also says that the gathering of judges in a separate space creates some anticipation and excitement prior to the announcement.

The source, much like De Klerk, alleges that the winner was not selected by the tallying of the judges’ scorecards, but by the event organisers and mall management.

“There is no reason at all why the mall would want to advance or prefer any of our participants, as we have no involvement

with them at all, before or after the competition,” says Whitton.

She explains that the final scorer, together with the event coordinator, presented the numbers to the judges. “This was done on the laptop and the sheets were formatted so that automatic calculations were done and the figures presented timeously.”

“I was hoping things would be different this year,” says the source who was also involved in the pageant last year, and who alleges that centre management also interfered with the outcome of the previous pageant.

With regard to centre management interfering in the final outcome, Whitton says such allegations are false and disappointing. “Our team is made up of professionals employed by companies with a national

footprint. Our interest lies with the community and offering them an enjoyable shopping experience. The competition terms and conditions also determine that no relatives, family, friends or colleagues are allowed to enter and we abide by and respect this rule.

By hosting Miss Zevenwacht Mall we intend to show our love and appreciation to the community and offer a platform for the young participants to be identified and possibly grow their modelling careers,” says Whitton.

“It is important that there be transparency in the judging of pageants, and I do not believe that this was the instance with Miss Zevenwacht 2017,” says the anonymous source.

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ie “slagting” van onskuldige kinders wat in bendes se kruisvuur beland, het skokkende vlakke bereik en die polisie en plaaslike owerhede kan nie langer net beloftes van optrede maak terwyl kinders weekliks sterf nie, sê dr.

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Die afgelope naweek is Joshem Jacobs (19), ’n matriekleerling van die Hoërskool Elsiesrivier, dood toe ’n dwaalkoeël hom in die kop getref het waar hy op die stoep van ’n skoolmaat se woonstel gestaan het.

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Illegal firearms confiscated On Tuesday 7 November at about 16:30, the Blue Downs Cluster Crime Combatting Unit (CCU) were patrolling and conducting disruptive operations in Wesbank when they came across two men who started running in the opposite direction from the police.

One was chased down and found to be in the possession of a firearm and ammunition.

The 20-year-old was arrested and charged with possession of an illegal firearm and ammunition. In an unrelated incident on Thursday 9 November at about 10:55, Mfuleni police were patrolling in Nuwebegin

when they were alerted by residents of a house where drugs were being sold. Upon going to the house, police found two men, one who was carrying a firearm.

When questioned about the firearm, the man told police that it belongs to the other man in the house. The men had no legal documentation for the firearm and both, a 24and 25-year-old, were arrested for possession of an illegal firearm and ammunition.

Police have appealed to the community to contribute to the fight against crime by anonymously reporting those who use firearms in the committing of crimes.

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Mulder sê die gemeenskap kan nie meer tevrede wees met leë beloftes van optredes, strategieë en aksieplanne waarvan daar niks kom nie.

“Die adjunkminister van polisie het vroeg in September die hoeveelste ‘strategie’ aangekondig om bendegeweld op die Kaapse Vlakte hok te slaan, maar in hierdie stadium wil dit voorkom asof dit, net soos met al die vorige aankondigings, net leë beloftes is,” het hy gesê.

Community meeting Residents of Tuscany Glen and Hillcrest are invited to a public meeting taking place tonight (Wednesday 22 November).

The topic will be the local housing project, to be discussed by ward 17 councillor Sharlaine Oerson.

The meeting will take place at the Hillcrest Community Centre at 19:00.

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‘Shy’ Sayde sparkles on stage JAY­DEE CYSTER @jaydeecyster

When meeting eight-year-old Sayde Fillis from Kalkfontein, it is easy to assume that he is withdrawn and shy. However, when he sings, his crystal clear voice permeates the room and one quickly realises that this little boy not only loves to sing, but is very good at it too.

Sayde, a learner at Irista Primary School, started singing at the age of four. “He started singing in church with the Sunday School where he was able to build on his confidence,” explains his father, Andrew Fillis.

His confidence has placed him in good stead, as he already performed for the public at the Irista Primary School Carnival on Saturday 4 November. “It was wonderful watching him perform. As a parent you are always excited to see your child on stage,” says Fillis.

Sayde and his father share a love of music, with Fillis having written, produced and recorded his son’s first single called “Drowning”.

Fillis says his main goal is to ensure that Sayde gets as much exposure as possible.

“We want to someday enter him into SA’s Got Talent in the hopes that someone will recognise him and afford him an opportunity or breakthrough,” says Fillis.

When asked what his favourite genre of music is, Sayde tells TygerBurger – to the amusement of both his parents – that it is most certainly rap. Fillis says he is mentoring Sayde, but that there is no pressure for

Sayde Fillis (8) and his father Andrew from Kalkfontein enjoy making music together.

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his son to choose music as a career. “I want him to do what makes him happy. I will always support him.”

He says that when preparing for a performance, Sayde goes into a room by himself and then learns the song in that way. “I will then listen and advise him on what needs to be improved.”

Apart from his singing, Sayde’s parents say he is doing exceptionally well at school.

“My favourite subject is maths,” says Sayde.

Fillis says the community has been very supportive of Sayde’s dream and that the neighbours often play his single.

“His little sister Tameron (4) also loves to sing, but she only sings his song,” laughs Fillis.

Sayde is set to perform his single “Drowning” at the Western Cape Sport School Carnival on Saturday 25 November.

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axton Fielies, a 17-year-old resident of Bishop Lavis, has been crowned South Africa’s Season 13 Idol for 2017.

The learner from Belhar High School sang her way to the finale held at Carnival City on Sunday, snatching the title from fellow contestant Mthokozisi Ndaba (25).

In support of Paxton, the Western Cape Government, in conjunction with community-based organisation Bishop Lavis Action Community (BLAC), hosted a family fun day and live screening of the season finale. The event was attended by an estimated 10 000 people at the Bishop Lavis Sports Grounds, who cheered with gusto when Paxton was announced as the winner.

Joining the community and BLAC was local minister of social development, Albert Fritz, local minister of health, Dr Nomafrench Mbombo, along with local sports, arts and culture minister, Anroux Marais.

According to Sihle Ngobese, spokesperson for Albert Fritz, Paxton exemplifies the spirit of the Western Cape youth. “Through hard work and talent, she has made use of her opportunities to not only win Idols but to launch her singing career,” says Ngobese.

The Western Cape Government also congratulated Paxton.

Fritz expressed his pride in the way in which the community came out to support one of their own. “Special congratulations to the community of Bishop Lavis who came out in their numbers, not only to support and celebrate Paxton’s win, but more importantly to reclaim their public spaces from the gangsters and drug lords. As a government, youth development remains an integral part of our mandate,” he said.

Marais also expressed her pride in Paxton. “Paxton has undoubtedly made us immensely proud. Both Paxton’s win, and that of Craig Lucas in the 2017 The Voice competition, make it clear that resources need to continuously be directed toward helping artistic talent to flourish,” said Marais. “In celebrating and promoting the triumphs of our emerging artists, we can uplift our communities and allow residents, especially our younger generation, to dream of a better future.”

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One of the dumping hotspots in Kalkfontein that has been cleaned by the Dumping Hot Spot Care Takers group.

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The Dumping Hotspot Care Takers group, tasked with keeping open areas clean within ward 19.

From left: Horatius Olifant (team leader), Cheryl Segals, Regina Maasdorp, Thandiswa Mbali and Anathi Makana. At the back is ward 19 councillor, Ricardo Saralina.

New group grapples with dumping

JAY­DEE CYSTER @jaydeecyster

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ard 19 has been taking ownership of the cleanliness of their community with the founding of the new “Dumping Hot Spot Care Takers” group.

According to ward councillor, Ricardo Saralina, this initiative aims to keep the open spaces within the community clean and will attempt to clamp down on “criminal dumpers” in Kalkfontein, specifically Isabell Park, Elmarie Street and the Verenigde

open space.

“Our streets are clean but there are a few dumping hotspots that make our whole area look dirty,” says Saralina. “Hopefully this initiative can address this problem until the open spaces can be developed.”

The councillor further states that dumping is a major problem within his ward and that the situation is often exacerbated by the circumstances in which the residents find themselves.

“Most of the houses in our area have one big bin, but that one house will often have

five Wendy houses in the back with other families with all their household refuge,” explains Saralina. “The garbage truck only collects council bins and not bags of garbage.

I am therefore currently addressing this matter so that backyarders can also have the standard council bin.”

Another issue raised by Saralina is the stealing of bins.

“Residents are complaining that their bins are being stolen when left outside for too long,” says Saralina.

Residents will then wait for the garbage

truck to come around before they take their bins outside, but the truck will often come later and then the residents miss it because it “speeds through the area” resulting in a backlog in waste, says the councillor.

“I have had a meeting with the relevant department regarding this problem,’ he confirms.

“Our vision is for a cleaner and safer area and to create an environment where business and people can flourish,” says Saralina.

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Disposing of waste is a costly exercise JAY­DEE CYSTER @jaydeecyster

Gathering held in Delft to heal the sick: The pastors of the Metropolitan Evangelistic Community Church in Delft held a gathering in the church hall on Saturday 11 November to heal the sick and destitute. The organisers of the event were, from left, Naomi Hendricks, pastors Melanie van Rooi and Natalie Dilgee.

NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) PROCESS Basic Assessment (BA) & Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for proposed prospecting operations on Portion 75 of Welmoed Estate 468, near Penhill, City of Cape Town (REF: WC30/5/1/1/2/10269 PR)

Notice is given, in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations, under sub-regulation 41(1) and sub-regulation 1(4), published in Government Gazette No. 38282 of 8 December 2014, of the National Environmental Management Act, 998 (Act No. 107 of 1998), that Noligyn (Pty) Ltd proposes a prospecting operation on Portion 75 Welmoed Estate 468, near Penhill, within the boundaries of the City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality.

Launch Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning (Launch) is the Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP) responsible for the management of the Basic Assessment (BA) process. In terms of the NEMA EIA Regulations published in Government Notice Regulation (GNR) 326 and 327 on 7 April 2017 Government Gazette Number 40772, a BA process is required as the proposed prospecting activities trigger the following listed activities: GNR 327 Activity 20 and potentially GNR 327 Activity 27. You are invited to register as an Interested and Affected Party (I&AP) and/or to provide comment on the Draft BA Report & EMP. Please contact Ms. Elmarie van der Walt at Launch to register as an I&AP and/or to obtain a copy of the Draft Report. Phone: 081 598 5971 or 083 509 5927 Fax: 086 514 4208 or E-mail: elmarie@ecoagent.co.za. The Draft Report is available for input until Wednesday, 10 January 2018.

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Residents have been complaining that the disposing of waste at local landfills has become unneccesarily expensive.

According to Piet Grobbelaar from the Mini-Skippers Association, he is tasked with driving away and disposing of the waste of residents in Bellville and the surrounding areas. However, due to the excessive costs at the landfills the residents are required to pay Grobbelaar extra for the disposal.

“My clients are unhappy as they have to pay nearly R700 extra for me to dispose of the waste at the landfill,” says Grobbelaar.

According to the City of Cape Town’s Mayco member for informal settlements, water and waste services; and energy, Xanthea Limberg, the general waste tariff is R480.10 per ton and R240.00 per half-ton valid up until the end of June 2018.

She confirms that the City has received numerous complaints regarding the tariffs as well as what kinds of waste the City is charging for.

“The rule is that waste is free up to or equal to 1.5 tons generated on residential properties,” explains Limberg. “However, the definition states clearly that the vehicles delivering the waste must have a carrying capacity of less than or equal to 1.5 tons (this is the gross vehicle mass minus the ta-

re) and the waste must be generated on a residential property.”

The City confirms that three loads of garden waste, clean builders rubble and garage waste generated on residential properties but excluding kitchen waste can be disposed of for free on a daily basis. Unlimited loads of recyclables and limited household hazardous wastes can also be disposed of for free.

Limberg however confirms that there are some limitations which are applicable. “If the waste is contaminated, or mixed, or is not generated on a residential property, then the general waste tariff applies. Contamination is gauged by a visual inspection initially and after disposal to ensure that the load is not contaminated by more than 10%,” says Limberg. If a load falls outside of the aforementioned requirements for free waste, then payment is required for all loads including those which weigh less than 1.5 tons.

The money generated at the landfills, which forms part of the solid waste disposal branch is used to off-set operating costs of the disposal branch, confirms Limberg.

“Presently all loads of clean builders rubble are accepted free of charge at the City’s three landfill sites which include the Bellville South landfill, the Coastal Park landfill and the Vissershok landfill,” says Limberg.

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The story of Christmas is one big adventure Oakhill in Durbanville will be hosting an exciting Christmas presentation, It’s Finally Time!, for the whole family this weekend.

The presentation is sure to have the whole family laughing and crying as it brings across the spirit of Christmas through song, dance and storytelling.

It tells the story of a young angel, Angie, who is highly excited when she learns that God is planning to make ordi-

nary people part of His family, even though she is not exactly sure how He is planning on doing so. A more experienced angel, Angela, then takes her on an adventure where she experiences the story of Jesus first hand.

Show times are Friday 24 November at 19:00 and Saturday 25 November at 16:00 and 19:00. Tickets cost R80 and can be purchased from www.oakhillchristmas.co.za.

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Roadworks on R300: the end is not in sight JAY­DEE CYSTER @jaydeecyster

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ommuters travelling along the R300 in the direction of Kuils River will have to wait until the end of 2018 before they can expect an ease up of the irregular bumper to bumper traffic conditions.

Regional manager of the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral), Western Region, Kobus van der Walt confirms that there are currently two contracts in progress on the R300 and a third which will commence shortly.

One of the projects involve the resurfacing of the R300 between the N1 and N2. According to Van der Walt this work is largely being done at night and is specifically planned to take place during off-peak hours, 20:00 to 05:00 in an effort to minimise the impact on

commuters.

However, some portions of the work are being undertaken during the day, most notably the pre-marking (marking out the positions of the road markings and lines dividing the road surface into lanes and shoulders) and the final road marking.

Van der Walt states that lane closures are required for this work and that the road marking work is taking place periodically.

“The work is not undertaken on a daily basis and the contract is expected to be completed towards the middle of 2018.”

With regard to the second contract, the overpass bridge over the R300 is currently being widened to become the new Cilmore Road bridge (between Bottelary Road and the Old Paarl Road). “This work is being undertaken by private developers (VDMV/ Redefine Properties) as part of the commercial

development in the adjacent areas. In order to widen the bridge it is necessary to undertake work within the R300 road reserve,” says Van der Walt.

He confirms that the work is mostly foundation work as well as the constructing of the piers to support the bridge deck. “In order for the contractor to work in the median and close to the outer shoulders it is required to narrow the road width in order to put concrete barriers in place to provide protection to the workers and the temporary works which is achieved by closing the fast lanes.”

He says the closing of lanes start quite a distance before the work site in an effort to ensure that the traffic converges well in advance of the work site to allow for free flowing traffic. “The lane closures are in place 24 hours per day but the construction work itself takes place within normal working

hours. It is expected that the substructure work will be completed by 15 December which would allow for the opening of the R300 to full width traffic,” says Van der Walt.

This contract is expected to be completed towards the middle of 2018.

A third contract is set to commence shortly at the R300/Strand Road interchange.

“This contract is implemented by the City of Cape Town and comprises the widening of the R300 off-ramp in the northbound direction and the provision of an additional lane on Strand Road between the R300 and College Road.” This project is expected to be completed towards the end of 2018.

Van der Walt asks that commuters bear with them as they make the necessary changes to the R300. “Sanral apologises for the inconvenience caused to road users during construction,” he says.

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Vroue vra of hul huwelike wettig is SALETTE CLOETE

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s hulle huwelik wettig?

Dít is wat twee vroue van Scottsville in Kraaifontein wil weet ná hulle deel was van ’n massatroue op 21 Oktober.

René Solomons en Mina Korner sê hulle is heel verward en wil net die waarheid weet oor die troues wat past. Tanelle Welff-Dixon waargeneem het.

Hulle wil ook weet hoekom daar gesê is die trouringe is deur ’n groot juwelierskettingwinkel (Sterns) geborg, as dit kostuumjuwele is.

Die bruide is vreeslik bederf en met limousines by hul huise opgetel en na die tent geneem waar hulle mooigemaak is vir die seremonie.

Dis dieselfde tent waarin Welff-Dixon vir amper twee weke in Oktober kerkdienste ge-

Past. Tanelle Welff-Dixon sê ná wat sy alles in haar lewe deurgemaak het, kan sy haar nie nog steur aan wat ander mense van haar dink en sê nie.

hou het.

Daar is selfs ’n rooi mat vir hulle uitgerol en die bruide het almal tiaras gekry.

Volgens René is daar rokke en troupakke gekry vir hulle, maar sy en haar man het verkies om hul eie klere te kry. “Ons het nie gehou van wat hulle daar gehad het nie, en het klere gaan leen.”

Mina sê sy het die ring wat sy gekry het, weggegee toe dit begin blou word. “My man het vir my ’n nuwe ring gekoop.”

Mina en René vertel hulle was die dag van die massatroue ses paartjies en moes almal in ’n ry staan – elk met sy eie pastoor.

Welff-Dixon het op die verhoog agter die preekstoel gestaan. “Die sewende paartjie is die volgende oggend omstreeks 01:00 getroud ná die man eers nie opgedaag het nie. Ons het gehoor sy ma wou dit nie toelaat nie.”

Alfonso Cupido en Melissa Claassen moes saam met René en Mina en drie ander paartjies trou. Christine Cupido, Alfonso se ma, sê sy wou nie sy ID-afdruk gee toe die pastoor dit kom vra het nie. “Hoe kan die twee mense trou as hulle nie eens na mekaar kan kyk nie?” vra sy.

Welff-Dixon sê sy het nie Cupido se toestemming gaan vra dat haar seun mag trou nie; hy is mos ’n volwassene.

Ná die seremonie is die paartjies getrakteer op lekker kos by ’n plek in Joostenbergvlakte.

Hulle het agterna elk ’n A3-grootte-plakkaat met drie foto’s gekry, asook die huweliksregistrasievorm.

Welff-Dixon sê die paartjies moet self met die vorms hul huwelike gaan registreer om hul sertifikate te kry.

Die pastoor sê ook daar is spesifiek gesê die trouringe is kostuumjuwele.

“Dit was net vir die seremonie bedoel. Van die paartjies het hul eie ringe gehad, so ek kan nie verstaan hoekom hulle dit verkeerd geïnterpreteer het nie.”

“Dit is elke paartjie se eie verantwoordelikheid om na binnelandse sake te gaan om hul huweliksertifikate te kry. Die dokumente is reeds ingedien, maar van die huwelike

René Solomons met haar enigste troufoto’s. moet nog geregistreer word, maar dis net ’n kwessie van tyd. Die paartjies is reeds in kennis gestel,” sê sy.

Vir René en Mina was dit nuus, want hulle is aangesê om Donderdag 9 November weer by die veld waar die tent was, bymekaar te kom. “Sy (Welff-Dixon) het fools van ons gemaak,” meen die twee vroue.

Welff-Dixon sê sy is absoluut geskok deur die vrae en aantygings teen haar.

Sy vertel alles wat gedoen is, is uit hul harte gedoen en dat mense uit hul eie sakke opgedok het vir die juwele, klere, kos en partytjie. “Dis mos nou stank vir dank. Ons doen nie God se werk om onsself te verhef nie,” sê sy.

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le gaan foto’s neem om te wys wat reeds gedoen is.

Welff-Dixon sê sy is teleurgesteld dat haar eie mense haar kruisig en sy oorsee op die hande gedra word deur mense.

“Ek is vereer deur die burgemeester van die stad van Opelousas in Amerika. Ek het ’n sleutel van die stad gekry en ’n dag is na my vernoem. Dit maak seer om te weet dat my eie mense my naam swart smeer sonder om hulle van die feite te vergewis.

“Ek het molestering, sewe verkragtings, aborsie, selfmoord, haweloosheid, haat, jaloesie en ’n egskeiding oorleef.” Sy sê ná wat sy alles in haar lewe deurgemaak het, kan sy haar nie nog steur aan sulke praatjies nie.

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Dangerous new drug hits the streets CARINA ROUX

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t a recent crime awareness day in Richwood, Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Jacobs, the station commander of Bothasig police, touched on the “zombie drug” flakka, which recently surfaced in South Africa for the first time.

This synthetic drug, which has been reported to be ten times more powerful than cocaine, is a huge problem in America. The devastating effects it can have, as seen in video footage shown by Jacobs, had the audience in shock. In one scene a man runs across a highway before diving head-first into the windscreen of a car.

A Nigerian drug dealer was arrested earlier this month after three men suffered adverse effects when their drinks were allegedly spiked with flakka in a pub in Pinetown in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN).

In a television interview, Sam Pillay, the director of the Anti-Drug Forum in KZN, The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) is joining the fight to save water, after the success of the Bridgiot digital water metering system in reducing water consumption at Hector Peterson High School in Wallacedene. “We are pleased to announce that we plan to expand the number of schools receiving the digital water metering system from 100 to 270, if the Shoprite/Cape Talk challenge is successful,” says Jessica Shelver, spokesperson for the Western Cape minister of education.

TygerBurger recently reported on the success of Bridgiot’s Count Dropula water meter at Hector Peterson (“Device makes every drop ‘count’,” 15/11).

Shelver says they have put in place an agreement with Bridgiot and Shoprite to drive a campaign to encourage the private

said two of the men fell into a coma and the other man’s heart stopped, but “he was brought back to life”.

Pillay said it was confirmed that the drug involved was flakka, and it took more than 48 hours before the men could relate what was happening to them and five days to get the drug out of their systems.

The National Institute for Drug Abuse (Nida) in the US describes flakka as a dangerous synthetic cathinone drug called alpha-PVP. It is similar to another synthetic cathinone drug called “bath salts” which was banned in 2012. It comes in the Flakka form of a white or pink crystal that can be eaten, snorted, injected or vapourised.

According to Nida, vaporising, which sends the drug rapidly into the bloodstream, may make it easy to overdose. The drug can cause “excited delirium” involving hyper-

stimulation, paranoia and hallucinations that can lead to violent aggression and selfinjury.

According to Karen Griesel, a social worker at a substance abuse treatment centre in Gauteng, the substance is packaged incon-

More schools to save water sector and any other donors to contribute to the installation of the meters on a 60/40 basis. She says the terms of the agreement state that the WCED will provide funds to schools to cover 40% of the installation and operating costs, if the donors contribute 60% towards the costs. “Shoprite has already taken the lead by announcing that they will cover installations at 100 schools in the Western Cape. We thank them for their generous contribution.”

Shelver says they also want to thank the team at Cape Talk for their support of this challenge.

“We now aim to target a further 170

schools, bringing the total to 270 schools. We are therefore calling for more pledges from other businesses to help save water at our schools.”

An additional 100 water metres have been pledged thus far, with the parties agreeing to work together to ensure significant water saving in local communities by reducing water usage at schools, she adds.

“The plan is to install the system at 270 schools in the greater Cape Town area within four months. The longer term goal is to install smart metering at all schools in the Western Cape to save every possible drop of water.”

spicuously in plastic bags or vials labelled “not for human consumption”.

“You can buy it online or off the street.”

Griesel says it has become popular because it simulates the effects of cocaine and methamphetamines (other so-called “uppers”) and it’s cheaper.

Initially it gives the user a sense of euphoria, but continued use leads to delirium. Hallucinations, paranoia and “super human” strength have also been reported. Overdose can lead to psychosis, panic attacks, violence and death by suicide or heart attack. Flakka raises the body temperature and blood pressure, which can lead to kidney and heart failure.

Symptoms of use include extreme agitation, jerking muscle movements, delirious thoughts and paranoia.

Local police have not confirmed any cases of the drug in the Western Cape to date.

Shafer says they plan to install the systems as soon as possible, before the December holidays, because the system has shown that detecting leaks early can save considerable amounts of water.

Bridgiot will be responsible for providing meters and a water consumption management service to participating schools. “They will work with the schools to deal with problems, as they have done at Hector Peterson High School.”

So far this system has helped the school to cut water consumption from 47 000 litres per day to 9000 litres, a daily saving of 38 000 litres. Other schools have also reported large savings.

The 270 schools could save up to 10 million litres a day, if they achieve the kinds of savings achieved thus far by Hector Peterson.

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Area mayco member councillor Anda Ntsodo (middle) addressed the residents at the OTDP roadshow at the Driftsands Community Hall on Wednesday 1 November. Left is portfolio chairperson councillor Michael Pietersen and sub-council 22 chairperson councillor Chantal Cerfontein.

Roadshow in Driftsands Skenkings vir vanjaar se Kersparty vir 50 kinders van Delft sal verwelkom word. Hier staan Belinda Collins tussen die kinders.

Weerlose kinders kry by OVC steun AVRIL FILLIES

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inders in Delft wat wees en weerloos gelaat is, sal baat vind by die St. Kizitokinderprogram wat deur die organisasie Orphaned and Vulnerable Children (OVC) in samewerking met die Shoop Sharpkonstruksiemaatskappy aangebied word.

Volgens Belinda Collins, voorsitter van OVC, word 50 kinders van Delft op Sondag 17 Desember op ’n Kerspartytjie by die Future Legends Educare Centre in Silwood Heights in Eersterivier getrakteer.

“Die doel van die program is om ondersteuning te verleen aan gemeenskapsorganisasies wat omsien na kinders wat wees en weerloos gelaat is.

“Ons fokus op die kind se fisieke, emosionele, intellektuele, psigologiese en geestelike behoeftes. Dit kan ook kinders wees met HIV/Vigs,” het Collins gesê.

Volgens haar toon die Sentrum vir Kinderbeskerming groot belangstelling om saam te werk met hierdie kinders van op skoolvlak tot by hul ouerhuise.

“Die sentrum maak seker dat die kinders beskerm word en indien nodig tree hulle as bemiddelaars in verskeie gesinne op. Die sentrum het eerstehands die uitwerking van HIV/Vigs gesien en verteenwoordigers van die sentrum is gereed om as ambassadeurs op te tree om die siekte te beveg,” het Collins gesê.

“Met die hoë syfer van HIV en Vigs in ons land, is daar baie kinders wat vatbaar is vir die siekte.

“Die kinders wat deur die organisasie Orphaned and Vulnerable Children onder hul vlerk geneem word, sluit in kinders jonger

as 18 jaar, ’n kind wat een of albei ouers verloor het, kinders wat albei ouers het, maar een is gereeld siek, en kinders wie se ouers afwesig is en op hulself aangewese is of soms deur grootouers of volwassenes, wat geen familieband met hulle het nie, versorg word.

“Die kinders kan ook deur ander familielede soos ooms, tannies, neefs, niggies, pleegouers of stiefouers versorg word. Ek help ook diegene wat in losieshuise, nagskuilings en koshuise woon, asook diegene wat alleen bly,” het sy gesê.

Collins is die afgelope 12 jaar betrokke by kinders in die Delft-omgewing.

“Dit is hartseer om te sien hoe die kinders deur hul ouers en omstandighede buite hul beheer wees en weerloos gelaat word. Ek bied my hulp en ondersteuning aan hulle en daarom hou ek die Kersparty op 17 Desember om hulle ook in ’n Kersstemming te kry.

“Baie van hulle het nog nooit Kersfees gevier nie en is wees gelaat en kom van die armstes van die armes. Vir baie van hulle is die Kersparty die hoogtepunt in hul lewens. Ons wil vanjaar geluk, liefde en vreugde in die gees van Kersfees aan hulle bring.

“Ons maak egter staat op die welwillendheid van die gemeenskap en skenkers om die dag vir die kinders moontlik te maak,” het sy gesê.

Rig navrae aan Belinda by 073 141 6099, per faks na 086 275 1990 of e-pos haar na info@shoopsharp.co.za.

Skenkings vir die Kersparty kan ook afgelaai word by Mayoneen Simon by Skoonsiglaan 3, Voorbrug, Delft, of bel haar by 074 347 8053.

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On Wednesday 1 November, Area Mayco member councillor Anda Ntsodo, portfolio chairperson councillor Michael Pietersen and sub-council 22 chairperson councillor Chantal Cerfontein implemented a ward 114 Driftsands Organisational Development Transformation Plan (ODTP) roadshow which was attended by more than 150 residents. The roadshow took place at the Driftsands Community Hall.

At the roadshow residents were assisted with housing applications and queries, indigent grants, writing off of arrears, free health screenings, risk and disaster management awareness, applications for electricity meter boxes and assistance with the solving of water issues.

“We are dedicated to ensuring that services are brought closer to the residents,” says Cerfontein.

Over 150 residents attended the OTDP roadshow at the Driftsands Community Hall.

Hip-hop lights up the night Northern Lights Hip-hop Nights will be hosting the fifth and final Northern Lights hiphop event for 2017 on Friday 1 December at Stikland Driving Range from 20:30 to 02:00.

The cover charge is R100 and no under 18s are allowed.

“The event serves as a platform for local artists from all over the Western Cape to exhibit their skills and talents in a meaningful way,” says Genieve Heyns from Katalis Productions. “The Northern Lights hip-hop event is the only event in the Western Cape

Evergreen Golf Day The Evergreen Resource Centre in Blackheath is hosting their inaugural golf day at the Somerset West Golf Club on Thursday 30 November at 11:00.

The funds raised will be used by the centre to fund the various programmes offered at the centre. These programmes include com-

that caters to Afrikaans hip-hop artists. It also serves as a networking and collaboration platform to bridge the gap between upcoming and established artists of all languages.”

This Friday’s line-up includes DJ Ready D, LinkrisTheGenius (Elsies River/Belhar), Abadon Horseman (Garlic Brown) (Mitchell’s Plain), Klein Fortuin (Mitchell’s Plain), S.I.E.P. (Eerste River) and Mono Joe (Kuils River). For more information, visit the Facebook page “NL Chapter 5 – The ‘Break Up’ Paatie” or call 021 987 1081. puter training, flower arranging, needlework classes as well as the upkeep of the centre’s library.

The cost is R2000 per four ball.

Lucky draws and an auction will be taking place and each player will be provided with a goodie bag and dinner.

VFor more information contact Abraham Moses on 021 905 7106 or Andy Petersen on 061 242 6717.

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Victims of violence do have a voice CARINA ROUX

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e have a Domestic Violence Act in South Africa because this is a problem.

This is according to Warrant Officer Jacques Mostert of the Bothasig police who spoke at a recent public meeting. He explained the act and told those present how it can be used effectively.

Mostert reminded the audience that this issue is not limited to 16 days of the year (referring to the annual 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children which starts this Saturday, 25 November).

He also added that men can also be on the receiving end of domestic violence.

Domestic violence can include physical or sexual abuse, emotional or verbal abuse, financial abuse, intimidation, harassment or stalking, damage to property or any other abusive or criminal behaviour.

The important factor to make it a contravention in terms of the law is that there is some relationship between parties, said Mostert. Domestic relationships include people who are or were married, who live or have lived together in a relationship, parents or people with parental responsibilities, family members, people who are or were in a romantic or sexual relationship, and people who share or have shared a home.

Mostert explained that people who are in need of help often do not lay charges because the perpetrator might threaten them. “They might say, ‘remember that if you lay charges the children will have to go to a different school ... So now the abused person starts taking stock. They might think, ‘okay, he hits me only once a month and after that there’s the ‘honeymoon phase’ where he smothers me with gifts because he feels sorry’. So people take it because of financial dependence and for the ‘sake of their children’.”

This can be circumvented, said Mostert.

Victims of domestic violence can apply for a protection order. This can be done at the Domestic Violence Court at the magistrate’s court closest to where the complainant works or lives or where the respondent (abuser) works or lives. The officer of the Domestic Violence Court will ask for an affidavit (a statement under oath). When giving an affidavit, one must be specific, because the magistrate will use what is reported in the affidavit to stipulate which actions the perpetrator must refrain from doing. This document (interim protection order) will come to the closest police station and the police will then serve it on the perpetrator.

There will be a court date on this document and it is very important that the applicant be in court otherwise the court will not take it seriously, said Mostert.

“The respondent can go if they want to, but what would probably happen if they are not there is that a protection order will be issued.” No attendance constitutes contempt of court. At this stage the magistrate can add or remove stipulations from the protection order before making it final. If the respondent has threatened to harm the complainant, an order will be made to confiscate any firearms they may own.

An application for emergency monetary relief can be brought to the court if there are medical expenses or alternative accommodation costs as a direct result of the abuse.

The court will issue a suspended warrant of arrest for the respondent and, should they breach the stipulations of the protection order, they could be arrested immediately.

They will then face criminal charges.

Mostert said the “bad news” is that once a protection order has been issued, the only way to remove it is upon death or if the applicant requests that it be set aside. The final decision will, however, be at the magistrate’s discretion. If it is not set aside and the perpetrator offends again even after 20 years, the victim can still enforce the protection order.

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630 new housing units for Belhar M

ore than six hundred social housing units, comprising bachelor, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units in the Belhar Gardens development, were completed in August this year.

The development, situated on the corner of Carmen End and Symphony Way, is being managed by the Madulammoho Housing Association, one of the social housing companies that has partnered with the City of Cape Town.

“Belhar Gardens recently achieved an Edge preliminary grading from the GBCSA, meaning it has been recognised for Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies (Edge). The final certification is to be issued within the next two months. The significance of this certification cannot be overstated.

“Cape Town is facing one of the worst droughts in recorded history. The long-term sustainability of our City depends on our ability to plan ahead, use innovative technologies, and foster an acute awareness off how we use scarce resources. It is imperative that all of us who are involved in urban development, be it the private or public sector, focus on methods and innovative designs to save water and electricity, and to limit the impact on our environment,” says Brett Herron, the City’s Mayco member for transport and urban development.

“I want to commend Madulammoho for this achievement and for setting the benchmark in social housing developments. They have proved to the industry that one can go green when building affordable housing units, and that energy and water efficiency is not the sole preserve of upper-income developments,” e op e ts, he e says.

The housing consists of bachelor, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units.

The tenants, the majority of whom are from the Belhar area or work in close proximity to the development, have already moved in.

Up to 30% of the 630 units were reserved for households with a combined monthly income of less than R3500 per month, with 70% allocated to households earning a monthly income of between R3500 and R7500.

“Tenants e a ts residing es d g in soc social a housing ous g de devele

An aerial view of the Belhar Gardens development.

opments must be able to pay rent, and are charged for their water and electricity usage. Thus, the energy and water saving design implemented at Belhar Gardens also benefits the tenants, as the savings are passed on to the households,” says Herron.

The units at the Belhar Gardens development use, on average, 30% less water and energy than other housing developments with ttraditional ad t o a water ate a and d e energy e gy des designs. g s.

“Each unit has been fitted with water flow restrictors and water meters that measure the amount of hot and cold water used. In so doing, the household or tenant is aware of their water usage at all times and can implement their own water-saving methods.

We have also replaced conventional geysers with heat pump stations at every block of units. The heat pumps can save up to 48% in electricity use, compared with conventional geysers. The hot water is measured separately for each unit, meaning we pass the savings on to the tenant, says Madulammoho’s chief executive officer, Renier Erasmus.

The Edge preliminary certification confirms that the design implemented at the Belhar Gardens development meets the minimum benchmark saving of 20% in water and energy used. The GBCSA conducted the final audit and site inspection a month ago and is expected to issue the full certificate

by January 2018.

“The initial cost associated with the energy saving design is higher when compared with conventional designs. The heat pumps are, for example, two times more expensive than conventional geysers and came at an additional cost of approximately R5 million for this development. The water reduction designs added an extra R1000 for each unit.

That aside, we think this is the way to go as we want to make our units as affordable as possible,” says Erasmus.

The City’s Transport and Urban Development Authority is pursuing the green agenda. “The GBCSA certification is important as it demonstrates that affordable housing can go green and still be viable. In the meantime, we are also looking into innovative designs that can save us water and electricity, as well exploring alternative building materials that are cheaper and environmentally friendly,” says Herron.

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A smile can brighten up any day

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hree-year old Nigel* from Kraaifontein was one of 41 Western Cape children who underwent life-changing surgery in the Tygerberg Academic Hospital during Smile Week, which was held from 13 to 17 November. The surgery was sponsored by GDS Technologies.

The annual Smile Week helps children with treatable facial anomalies and gives them hope for a brighter future.

Nigel suffers from scaphocephaly – a type of cephalic disorder that occurs when there is a premature fusion of the sagittal suture that joins the two parietal bones of the skull. Scaphocephaly results in a skull deformity characterised by a bossing forehead and a long and narrow skull. Aside from the cosmetic irregularity, this deformity also puts pressure on the developing brain, which can lead to clinical symptoms such as chronic headaches.

To correct this and to alleviate the physical and emotional distress caused by his condition, surgeons reshaped Nigel’s skull in a procedure called a cranial vault remodelling.

Another child, 10-year-old Minintle* from Strand, underwent the first phase of her ear reconstructive surgery this week.

Ear reconstructive surgeries are among the most complex paediatric surgeries to perform. They are necessary to correct abnormalities of the ears as a result of congenital deformities. They are conducted in two phases: first the new ear is designed from the patient’s own rib cartilage, where it is placed in a skin pocket. Next, three months later, the ear is lifted to match the other ear.

“We are extremely happy to support so many children in this Smile Week. The effects of these surgeries are not only felt by the individual patients, but throughout

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Nigel, who underwent life-changing surgery. their families and even their greater communities.

“What better Christmas present to give these children than the gift of a smile and the chance to feel accepted? This is something many of these young patients wish to have – to be free from ostracisation. We

are humbled to be a part of the process to assist the surgical teams involved, and we thank our generous donor, GDS Technologies, which has partnered with us for three years in changing South African children’s lives,” says Moira Gerszt, operations executive director at the Smile Foundation.

“GDS is excited to be working with the Smile Foundation on another Smile Week.

It is really the most fulfilling part of the year for GDS, especially with all of the negativity in our country at the moment. If we pull together and work for a single good, we can achieve so much more in our beautiful South Africa. GDS’s contribution is amplified by the commitment of the surgeons, the medical staff and the team at the Smile Foundation who make this a reality.

GDS is proud to be associated with such a noble cause and the Smile Foundation!” says Neeren Ramaharakh, CEO of GDS Technologies.

The Smile Foundation is a South African NGO that assists children with any type of facial or other conditions to receive reconstructive surgery within South Africa. The organisation helps children who suffer from treatable facial anomalies such as cleft lip and palate, burns, Moebius syndrome (facial paralysis) and other conditions. The foundation is based in eight academic hospitals around South Africa.

“We are investing in the medical teams we work with, through an academic skills programme, and we assist the hospitals by purchasing equipment for use by the departments of plastic and reconstructive surgery.

“The wish of our chief patron, the late honourable Nelson Mandela, was for us to assist as many children around South Africa as possible to alleviate the stigma attached to living with a facial condition,” says Ramaharakh.

For more information, contact the Smile Foundation at www.smilefoundation.co.za or on 0861 276 453. To make a donation of R10, SMS “Smile” to 38413. (*Surnames withheld to protect their identities)

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NET AS ONS SAAMWERK KAN ONS DIT VERMY Kaapstad gaan gebuk onder die ergste droogte ooit. Daar bestaan ’n groot moontlikheid dat DAG ZERO – die dag waarop die Stad se krane toegedraai word – in Mei 2018 sal aanbreek. Wanneer dit gebeur, sal inwoners by waterafhaalpunte moet toustaan en tot 25 l per persoon per dag gerantsoeneer word.

Die Stad doen alles moontlik om bykomende water te bekom, insluitende deur middel van ontsouting, waterdraers en herwinning van afvalwater, maar dit is noodsaaklik dat elke enkele inwoner minder as 87 l per dag gebruik. Dis in binne ons vermoë om nou so veel as moontlik water te spaar en DAG ZERO te vermy.

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portmanship was the order of the day when Hoofweg Primary School and Rainbow Primary School in Wesbank participated in a friendly derby on Saturday 11 November.

The derby, which took place at the Wesbank Sportsgrounds, saw the u.13 netball, soccer and rugby teams from both schools competing in tightly contested matches.

Organiser of the event, Zandre Allen says the day was initially organised to include four local schools but that two of the schools had to withdraw at the last minute. “Despite the challenges, the day ran smoothly,” says Allen.

In organising the event Allen says he was inspired by the late Nelson Mandela who said, “Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair.”

With this quote in mind, Allen hopes to make some sort of difference in Wesbank through means of sports. “The idea of planning a derby in Wesbank has been on my mind for the longest time,” says Allen. “Our community faces many challenges and by encouraging learners to participate in sport

we can show the community that this can be a tool with which we can unite the youth of Wesbank,” explains Allen.

He says there has always been a rivalry between Hoofweg and Rainbow Primary Schools and that his message to the learners at the start of the derby was to put aside tho-

se feelings and to focus on enjoying the day and playing a fair game.

“The learners really took my message to heart and played fair games in the spirit of sportmanship,” says Allen.

Beside the parents of the learners being present, representatives from the various organisations in Wesbank were also present.

“I must thank our councillor Ricardo Saralina and Berenise Bussack for donating the trophies and medals,” says Allen. “The Wesbank neighbourhood watch and the various safety structures were also in attendance to ensure that everyone felt safe as well as teachers such as Tammy Weits, Mr Bosman abd Mr Warner who assisted.”

This year he was the only organiser but Allen hopes to involve the sport co-ordinators from all schools in Wesbank next year.

“Sport is the vehicle through which we can bring our community together,” says Allen.

Rainbow Primary School won the soccer as well as the rugby and Hoofweg Primary School came out tops in the netball.

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Applicants need to have completed and passed all S4 subjects required for the National Diploma in one of the following fields:

The u.13 soccer team from Rainbow Primary School celebrating their win against Hoofweg Primary School.

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The WCG: Health Clinical Engineering Internship Programme is a youth programme (ages 20 to 35) providing a unique opportunity to gain practical work experience in medical equipment maintenance for a maximum period of twelve (12) months at various clinical engineering facilities within the Cape Town metropole, while receiving a monthly stipend of R4458. Transport will not be provided and will be for the account of the successful candidate.

Women and people with disabilities are welcome to apply.

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Durbanville goed geplaas in WP­Premierliga SAREL BURGER

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ie onoorwonne Durbanville is halfpad deur die jongste reeks Premierligakrieketwedstryde in die WP goed geplaas vir nog ’n sege, terwyl Tygerberg-klub die afgelope naweek die beste vertoon het in die eerste liga.

Durbanville (245/8 gesl.) het ’n eerstebeurt-voorsprong van 77 lopies teen Milnerton en sal sy tweede kolfbeurt op 33/0 hervat.

Kuda Samunderu (61) het met behulp van Leon le Roux (37*) en ander spanmaats die

Durbies goed laat wegspring.

In die kolfbeurt van Milnerton (168) het Jonathan Schwerin (50) en Darryl Barnes (45) egter nie genoegsame ondersteuning van hul spanmaats gekry om binne bereik van die tuisspan se telling te kom nie.

Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland (175/8 gesl.) en Bellville (199) trek nog redelik gelyk, met veral die aanvangsvennootskap van 90 lopies tussen Wian Engelbrecht (72) en Wikus van Vuuren (32) wat Bellville tans ’n geringe voorsprong besorg.

Luke Philander (5/62) en Junaid Dawood

(4/51) het albei goed geboul vir UWK. Brackenfell (108) sukkel nog om sy voete in die Premierliga te vind, met Victoria (184) wat 76 lopies voor is ná die eerste kolfbeurte.

Wiaan Smit (5/41) en Lee-Roy Walters (39*) het die beste vir die Brakke vertoon, en in hul tweede kolfbeurt gaan dit reeds beter met Brackenfell op 47/0. In Goodwood kou Noordelikes (90) behoorlik klippe teen Tygerberg (174 en 104/3). C. Koyana (50), Luwaaz September (4/14) en Azario Adams (3/21) in die eerste beurt en Neil Abrahams (51*) in die tweede beurt, is die manne wat

Tygerberg in ’n wenposisie geplaas het.

Die 53-jarige draaibouler Richard Holman het met 5/64 gesorg dat Noordelikes-Goodwood nie heeltemal oordonder word nie.

Edgemead en Kraaifontein sukkel ook in hul onderskeie wedstryde. Hoewel Brett Mason (76) en Brad Johnson (41) gehelp het om Edgemead ’n skaflike 221/9 gesl. teen St. Augustine te laat aanteken, het hul boulers teen die tuisspan (337/6) gesukkel. In Kraaifontein (133 en 18/2) se wedstryd teen UK (196) was Grant Isaacs (46 en 3/46) en Seth Fledermaus (3/48) al spelers wat hul sout werd was.

Futsal fierce: The South African women’s

Futsal team is currently competing in the Women’s Futsal World Cup in Barcelona, Spain, until Sunday. The team is sponsored

by CAD4ALL Career & Design College. Front from left: Greg Bell (Umbro South Africa) and Lisa van Heerden (CAD4ALL Career & Design College and the South African Futsal Federation). Back: Chantay Norris, Megan Gain, Shannon Mills, Astria Boks, Miche Oosthuizen, Dione Louw, Isabella Zapata, Anroux Marais (MEC for sport in the Western Cape), Ella Woermann, Micheala Liebenberg, Natasha Fortuin and Nina Woermann. The players hail from Kuils River, Sarepta, Eerste River, Mitchell’s Plain, Athlone, Belhar, Parow and Goodwood.

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Die elite-span van die Dreamclub 100, wat die toernooi onlangs gewen het is hier saam met John Comitis (naasregs), voorsitter van Cape Town City.

Dit was sy idee om jong talent te ontwikkel.

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ltesaam 100 amateursokkerklubs in Kaapstad kan nou aansoek doen om deel te wees van 2018 se Dreamclub van die Premierliga-sokkerklub Cape Town City.

Dreamclub 100 het die afgelope jaar gewys dat dit die mees inklusiewe en omvattende gemeenskapsontwikkelingstruktuur in Suid-Afrikaanse sokker is.

Die Dreamclub 100 is deur John Comitis, voorsitter van Cape Town City, begin toe hy nog betrokke was by FC Cape Town.

“Die Dreamclub 100 gee aan jong sokkerspelers die kans om van straatstokkerspelers tot beroepsokkerspelers te vorder. Die doel van die Dreamclub 100 is om jeugsokker in ons gemeenskappe ’n hupstoot te gee,” het Comitis gesê.

Hierdie 100 satellietklubs se afrigters ontvang beroepsafrigting, asook spelers, uitrusting en toerusting om hul strukture te verbeter, wat alles bydra tot die uitbou van goeie verhoudings tussen plaaslike klubs en Cape Town City.

“Die hoogtepunt van die jaarlikse Dreamclub 100 is die Elite-16-spantoernooi, wat aan die einde van die jaar gehou word. By die toernooi sal 20 spelers gekies word om deel te wees van Cape Town City se eliteakademie.

“Hierdie toernooi word eksklusief vir die 100 uitgesoekte satellietklubs gehou en bied jong, talentvolle sokkerspelers die kans om hul droom te verwesenlik om beroepspelers te word. Verlede jaar se elite-span van die

Dreamclub 100-spelers het reeds met hul afrigting as deel van die Cape Town City-program onder die wakende oog van Justin Hamburger, ons Uefa-A-gelisensieerde afrigter, begin,” het Comitis gesê.

“Baie geluk ook aan die 59 afrigters wat hul Safa-D-lisensies ontvang het, asook die spelers wat in ons elite-afrigtingsklinieke uitgeblink het.

“Die spelers wat aan die einde van die Dreamclub-toernooi gekies is, verdien ook spesiale gelukwense. Ek sien daarna uit om met hierdie groep te werk,” het Hamburger gesê.

“Ek is oorweldig en verheug oor die sukses wat die bekendstelling van die Dreamclub binne ses maande vermag het.

“In 2018 wil ons die goeie werk voortsit met die volle samewerking van Safa in Kaapstad om te verseker dat jong sokkerspelers hul drome ’n werklikheid kan maak,” het Comitis gesê.

“Die ondersteuning wat Kapenaars by wedstryde aan Cape Town City gegee het, is ’n bewys dat die Kaapse gemeenskap met die span identifiseer as die stad se PSLspan, wat deur Kapenaars tot stand gebring is.

“Ons sal voortgaan om eksklusiewe kaartjie-inisiatiewe aan al die geaffilieerde Dreamclub-spanne se lede te bied,” het hy gesê.

Aansoeke om deel van 2018 se Dreamclub 100 te wees, is oop vir alle geaffilieerde klubs van Safa in Kaapstad.

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