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Surroundings beautified The Ethembeni Educare and Children’s Care Centre in Blue Downs, home to 21 orphaned and abused children and operated by Emma Makhatini (71), was renovated by members of the Shoprite Group and New Kidz organisation. Several upgrades were done, including to security gates, a carport and burglar bars, as well as a fresh coat of paint added. “These children are all my children and when social workers knock on my door with a request to help more children, I always try to assist. Now, thanks to all the renovations, this will be much easier to do. Thank you, Shoprite, for helping me give these children a safe place to call home,” says Makhatini. To celebrate the renovation, staff from the retailer’s home office volunteered their time to paint a mural at Ethembeni and to spend some time with the children this past Saturday. Here John­Taylor Davids and Donna­ Leigh van Reenen can be seen assisting with the mural.

SAFETY TIPS: POLICE WARN PUBLIC TO REMAIN VIGILANT AFTER ROBBERY

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n Monday 27 November at about 07:30, a 35-year-old woman from Eerste River was robbed of R6000 at an ATM in Eerste River.

The incident took place while the woman was putting the money in her wallet. “The suspect grabbed her wallet out of her hand and ran away,” says Kleinvlei police spokesperson, Captain Florina Muller.

“Kleinvlei police want to request that all residents be aware of their surroundings when withdrawing large sums of money inside the bank or at the ATMs outside of banking institutions,” says Muller. With the “silly season” approaching, Muller gave some

safety tips when making use of an ATM: . Ensure that there is sufficient distance between yourself and the next person at the ATM. . Rather withdraw less money and then come back to withdraw the rest later. . Ensure that your card is inserted correctly in the machine. If unsure, ask advice from bank personnel. . Perpetrators can place their own bank cards in the ATM, not allowing you to withdraw money. Should your card get stuck in the ATM, do not enter your Pin number. . If your card gets stuck in the ATM, do not leave the machine. Dial the emergency

number on the machine and contact the bank while you are still at the ATM. “Another fraudulent scheme is where perpetrators will drop a roll of money for you to pick up,” explains Muller.

“The moment you pick it up, unknown people will confront you and pretend to be police detectives. They will ask you to accompany them to the police station. Please be warned that these are not policemen. This is how they get you to get into their vehicle and then rob you of the money you have withdrawn at the ATM.” Another issue within the community is the theft of cellphones. Muller provides

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he Grade 12 learners of Eerste River Secondary School decided to give back to their community with love in their hearts.

At noon on Monday 27 November, after completing their final examination paper, the Grade 12 class of Eerste River Secondary School left behind their school uniforms for their less fortunate compatriots to follow.

Just before the start of their first exam, the acting principle, David Jantjies, gathered the 169 learners in the school hall and shared his vision with them to help less-fortunate learners with uniforms.

“The response was overwhelming and some of the children were in tears,” he says.

“Most learners do not have much and this is a problem. The few uniforms the school has are not enough to give to those in need, as they range in different sizes,” says Jantjies.

On the last day of the Grade 12 examinations, the learners came to school in their ‘civvies’ with their uniforms in plastic bags and left them on their desks.

“They left behind their legacy to those in need. They left behind such a wide variety

The bags of uniforms left behind by the Grade 12 class of Eerste River Secondary. of sizes that we will be able to clothe many learners who do not have uniforms. The entire school and the community are very happy and proud. The learners were honoured by their teachers as the exited into the foyer

through the doors and took their last steps outside the gates and out into the big world.

“I wanted to emphasise to the learners the concept of giving rather than receiving,” says Jantjies.

From one “Arch” to another: Archbishop

Thabo Makgoba, chancel­ lor of the University of the Western Cape (UWC) (left), presents Archbish­ op Emeritus Desmond Tutu with a Special Recognition Award at a ceremony held at the university last week. Tutu served as chancellor of UWC from 1987 to 2011.

He was among seven alumni and prominent public figures honoured at the university’s Chancel­ lor’s Outstanding Alumni Awards event held last week.

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Give a special gift to a special needs child Support Iris House Children’s Hospice this Christmas with their annual Christmas picnic and present drive.

Every year, the hospice ensures that each of their special needs children receives a special age-appropriate gift, and this year is no exception.

Special needs children all have individual needs and requirements, not always matching those of a child of equal age. It is with this in mind that Iris House has created virtual Christmas gifts that can be purchased through their e-shop.

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Youth club to host music festival United Wheelers Youth Club, alongside CJ Promotions, will be hosting the Blue Downs Music Festival on Friday 15 and Saturday 16 December from 10:00 to 24:00 at the Blue Downs Sports Fields.

Various local and national artists will be performing at the event, among them the popular Cape Town jazz band N2, the band Public Opinion, as well as resident DJs. The festival will also boast a beer tent and various stalls. The funds raised will enable the United Wheelers Youth Club to provide a warm meal for numerous underprivileged families in the community, as well as some toys for poor and homeless children, this Christmas.

Tickets are R50 for adults and R25 for kids under 12. For more information, contact Jesica Africa on 062 146 7012.

FROM PAGE 1 Do not try and be a hero. Let go of your property. Your life is more important than a cellphone or earphones.

4. Adults should not give their children cellphones to play with or walk around with outside the home.

5. Do not text when walking or sitting in public areas, and be alert at all times when using your cellphone.

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he City of Cape Town’s Transport and Urban Development Authority has handed over a total of 330 title deeds to the property owners of the Breaking New Ground housing developments in Heideveld, Kleinvlei and Roosendal as a means of empowering some of the City’s most vulnerable residents as first-time property owners.

On Thursday 30 November 100 property owners from Heideveld received their title deeds following a handover of 60 title deeds in Kleinvlei on Wednesday 29 November as well as 170 title to beneficiaries of the Roosendal housing development in Delft.

Among the beneficiaries is pensioner Latiefa Davids (77) who previously lived in a rental unit.

“I am enjoying my new home and I am happy with my neighbours. I am grateful to be living here. We have a good neighbourhood watch. I am able to open my heart and my house to those who are less fortunate,” says Davids.

Property owner Mentoor Theron (64) from Kleinvlei was has been on the City’s housing database for 26 years and previously had to live in backyards in areas such as Eerste River, Macassar and Stellenbosch.

“When I received my house, I decided to name it ‘Genadedal’ because I believe that I received my house by grace. I did not lose hope so I would like to encourage others who are still on the housing database to have faith and keep praying until they get their houses,” says Theron.

Last year, as a means of improving the working of the City’s administration by particularly focusing on transit-oriented development, the City adopted the Organisational Development and Transformation Plan.

By placing particular focus on this plan, the City has ensured that these housing developments are accessible as they are situated along public transport corridors.

“The handing over of title deeds is worth

The group of title deed recipients celebrate receiving their title deeds in Kleinvlei with City officials. celebrating as some of our most vulnerable residents are being empowered as first-time property owners.

These title deeds are also more than just a piece of paper, but an example of the City’s commitment to redressing the inequa- The City handing over the title deed of Mentoor Theron in Kleinvlei on lity of the Apart- Wednesday 29 November. Pictured from left is ward 17 councillor Sharlaine heid past – a Oerson, the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Transport and Urban period where pe- Development, councillor Brett Herron, Mentoor Theron, area mayco member ople were denied councillor Anda Ntsodo and sub­council 22 chairperson councillor Chantal ownership of Cerfontein. property,” says the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for make responsible decisions regarding their Transport and Urban Development, Coun- homes as these houses are valuable financicillor Brett Herron. “We encourage the ow- al assets, which will bring them a step closer ners to look after their properties and to to economic freedom.”

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Mfuleni community takes a stand JAY­DEE CYSTER

community to interact with one another, as well as the local stakeholders, in an effort to overcome the scourge of violence against n Wednesday 29 November, stakehold- women and children. ers in Mfuleni consisting of the local Representatives from the Blue Downs police, the community policing fo- Magistrate’s Court and the United Methorum, the Department of Social Development, dist Church were also in attendance. the local library, the Mfuleni day clinic and While addressing those in attendance, various local organisations, hosted a men’s CPF chairperson, Patrick Madasi, said that dialogue at the Chris Hani Community Hall, when programmes are launched, women are dealing specifically with gender-based vio- always well represented. He encouraged the lence. men to show the same enthusiasm, especialThe programme, hosted as part of the 16 ly when it comes to programmes aimed at Days of Activism for No Violence Against overcoming violence against women and Women and Children campaign, featured children. talks by representatives in the community, “We are all here with the same vision – to as well as an interactive dialogue between equip and empower one another,” said Mathe stakeholders and the local men. dasi. “As men we are the perpetrators of According to Mfuleni police spokesper- crime and the leading abusers within the son, Captain Nomathemba Muavha, the day community, so it is important that we enpresented an opportunity for men within the gage and ask for help if and when it is needed.”

In addition, poet Phelisa Sikwata recited her poem titled Femicide. Before reciting the poem, Sikwata said that it pains her to read it, as she wishes that women were not being exposed to such violence and living such lives of hardship.

Muavha further said that as police, they get to see what is happening behind closed doors. “What Phelisa has portrayed in her poem is exactly what we get exposed to. We get to see behind the closed doors. That is why we are here. We are going to talk,” said Muavha.

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Representatives from various organisations in Mfuleni were present at the men’s dialogue. From left are Xoliswa Vondo, Lungielwa Xania, Sibonelo Rasmen, Khungeka Ndulo, Lilian Kreniso, Faniswa Nganase and Xabiso Maqolom, with Susan Blanckenberg in front.

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Men and women representing various stakeholders in Mfuleni were present at the men’s dialogue.

On the right is Mfuleni police spokesperson, Captain Nomathemba Muavha.

Musical skills showcased On Saturday 25 November, Graded Music Entertainment (GME) hosted a concert at Spurwing Primary School as a means of showcasing the newly acquired music skills of the learners who have been participating in their music programme for the past year.

“We basically had this concert to showcase what we do as Graded Music Entertainment, as our means of uplifting our community and keeping our children off the streets,” explains founder of the school, Desmond Williams. “The concert was a great success, as we raised enough funds to enable us to buy more instruments so that we can offer our lessons at other schools as well.”

Williams works along with Daniel Jansen and Earl Claasen to offer guitar, bass guitar, drum, wind and brass instrument

lessons at Spurwing Primary School. They also offer music classes to anyone interested in taking such classes during the week or on a weekend.

Williams says their music programme is open to persons of all ages. “This music programme is open to people from six years to 80 years of age and all participants receive certificates for their participation at the end of the year.”

“We have an amazing team and we want to invest our skills into the youth of today to develop a better community for tomorrow,” he says.

Anyone who would like to donate their unused instruments or make a monetary contribution to the organisation so that they can buy instruments for children interested in the programme is asked to contact Williams on 074 618 0895.

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Learners from Hoofweg Primary School performed an inspirational dance at the 16 Days of Activism event at Wesbank No. 1 Primary School.

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The Wesbank Cadets marched at the 16 Days of Activism event at Wesbank No. 1 Primary School. Pictured here from left are Jayden Phillips, Ashwin Alexander, Jeanstine Adams, Chanté Robyn, Danicé Pieters and Zay­Lynne Goyed.

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topviolenceinourcommunity was the theme of the event held in Wesbank to mark the start of the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children campaign.

The event, held at Wesbank No. 1 Primary School on Friday 1 December, was attended by the Grade 6 and 7 learners from Wesbank No. 1 Primary School, Hoofweg Primary School, as well as Rainbow Primary School.

The event focused primarily on how to combat and prevent violence against women and children.

The initiative was hosted by social workers Janice Cozett, Lauren Jansen and Samantha Williams, in collaboration with Safe Schools from the Department of Education, and featured an inclusive programme with all three schools performing entertainment items.

According to Pretty Mabumbula from Safe Schools, this marked the first year they were involved in an event such as this one in Wesbank. “We decided to get involved in Wesbank as there is a lot of gang violence here and children are being hurt,” says Mabumbula. “Our children are exposed and we want to ensure that we support messages aimed at stopping the violence.”

While introducing the day, social worker Janice Cozett emphasised the fact that no learner should feel alone. “We are focussing on how violence personally affects learners within the community and within their homes,” said Cozett.

Present at the event were staff from the three schools and representatives from the community policing forum, the police youth desk and the Wesbank Development Forum, as well as Sergeant Danielle Rinkwest from the police.

Three candles were lit by learners Regan Johnson, Joey Africa and Annaliza Keyser as a means of symbolising hope, as well as commemorating the fight against women

and child abuse and also World Aids Day. While addressing the learners, Sergeant Rinkwest emphasised the fact that it is every learner’s responsibility to keep himself or herself safe.

She provided the learners with five safety tips, which included getting out of the way when gunshots are fired, informing an adult of where they are at all times, going home before it gets dark, not playing in deserted houses and areas, and reporting someone who touches them in an inappropriate manner. “It is important that you look after your safety and don’t only focus on the festivities during this time,” Rinkwest told the learners.

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lison Samodien from Goodwood is like a modern-day Mother Christmas; the proof of which lies in the work she does in communties like Blikkiesdorp – where she recently delivered almost 2500 donated toys, old and new.

Samodien is the chairperson of Think Yellow, an organisation that delivers essential products to those in need every weekend.

Their latest exploit – together with a number of other care organisations – on Saturday 25 November in Blikkiesdorp – heralded 1843 new toys, 1750 vegan meals and 2000 cooldrinks! This year, Samodien says, her organisation appealed to members to donate a toy of R10 and ingredients for a vegan stew “towards bringing smiles to the faces of each and every child under the age of 14 years in Blikkiesdorp”.

She says members on her Facebook group opened their hearts and wallets, resulting in the donation of the food, drinks and toys.

She had help from the Merry Pop Ins organistion, whose Cathi Levin also put out an appeal. This brought in 705 donated toys in one week, with the aid of Kwemvelo Financial services.

Member Cheryl Terrblanche single-handedly donated 600 toys, Samodien says.

Party packs were donated for the younger kids by the a group of women known as the “Stellenboom women”, from Epping Mar-

ket’s fruit sellers. She adds cash donations were also received from members on the groups to buy food. Samodien says she had help from members to chop and cook the 300 litres of vegan stew. “Vegan members cooked pots and dropped it off to contribute to feeding the children a healthy, cruelty-free meal.” The NPO Dare to Share donated containers for the food and arranged a donation of 2000 cooldrinks, Samodien says.

Samodien and two volunteers wrapped the toys in the weeks running up to the event.

Volunteers on the day were from Think Yellow and Green Laundry, as well as the Blikkiesdorp Joint Committee, Blikkiesdorp Bambanani and, of course, residents.

All remaining toys will be donated to other settlements before Christmas as part of Think Yellow’s annual campaign to bring a smile, she says.

“Over the December period we need donations of non-perishables such as mealie meal, porridge, sugar, soya mince and rice to distribute to the feeding schemes that feed the children in Blikkiesdorp daily,” she says.

“On 17 December Think Yellow will host a cake and tea party for 100 elderly in Blikkiesdorp.” The public is invited to donate a small gift, cake, muffins or decor for this event.

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Black bags filled with gifts for the children of Blikkiesdorp.

Samodien is seen here with the cooldrink donation.

Samodien gets a kiss from a little Blikkiesdorp resident.

‘Galactic’ fun at Canal Walk A “super-galactic space station” will land in the heart of Canal Walk this festive season.

The Space Station, designed to welcome earthlings of all ages and provide them with discovery and delight, is on loan to the mall by an ‘inter-planetary council of earth conscious beings’, according to the centre.

The Space Station will be on display from Thursday 7 December until Sunday 14 January 2018.

Visitors can look forward to a gigantic inflatable space maze, where would-be space travellers are welcome to explore a series of zones.

“Space explorers will proceed to the launch pad before embarking on their mission – to get to the sun.

“The incredible journey includes a 4m inflatable slide but younger explorers can experience crawling through a ‘wormhole’ at the bottom.

“There is also a hall of mirrors, a constellation and solar system board that lights up, an asteroid field where pioneers will need to dodge planets while the more active will

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There will also be a pop-up planetarium to fire the imagination, as well as a space café for refreshments.

Herbst, says they are all set to welcome locals and those from much further afield in a cross-planetary exchange of laughter and festive fun.

“We are delighted to host this event and can’t wait to have the centre filled with happy energy over the holidays.

“Canal Walk’s end of year entertainment has become something to look forward to for many, and this year we are particularly pleased to be able to offer something different, engaging and informative.”

The Space Station will be closed on 25 December, but otherwise it opens for 45 minutes every hour, on the hour, starting at 10:00 until 21:00.

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Hidden impact of the drought

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KVCA hou Geloftefees met erediens, tee en vrugte in Bellville Die Kultuurvereniging vir Christen Afrikaners (KVCA) nooi alle Christene na sy Geloftefees op Saterdag 16 Desember.

Die fees vind vanaf 09:00 in die NG Kerk

Water pipes The current water rationing that is taking place, which involves the complete cutting off of the water supply for short periods, can have a detrimental effect on water pipes, says Loots. “The turning on and off of water can cause pipes to burst, with subsequent risk of flooding and therefore excessive water bills. Clients would have to be aware of this fact and should be more observant in and around their properties to ensure there are no burst or leaking pipes.”

Swimming pools With reports that the water is evaporating quicker than it is raining, homeowners should cover their swimming pools to minimise water evaporation while they are not able to fill the pool due to the water restrictions, says Loots. “Swimming pools are designed to have water in them, so the system, walls and tiling of pools are more susceptible to damage if they are left exposed to the sunlight with no water. Fibreglass pools in particular need water weight from the inside to prevent them from popping out of the ground.”

Homeowners should switch off the pump if the water level drops to below the weir, as this will prevent the pump from sucking in air and in turn burning out, he says. “It is also a good idea to open the cover when it is raining to get as much water in the pool as possible.”

Gardens Due to the fact that drought is not a peril, no insurance policy will cover the reinstatement of gardens due to not being able to water the plants, says Loots. “Even though homeowners are prohibited by law and water restriction limitations from watering their gardens, they can still try to catch rainwater, use greywater or even get a borehole installed – therefore there are certain measures you can take to save your garden.”

In order to find out exactly what is and is not covered by the insurance policy, it is best for homeowners to speak to their broker who will be able to guide them through the complexities of the impact of drought on their insurance, concludes Loots.

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ith Cape Town still facing extreme drought conditions, it is important for all homeowners to be aware of the impact of the drought on their home and therefore their insurance.

There are a number of areas of the home that can be impacted by water restrictions, including water pipes, swimming pools and gardens.

This is according to Dawie Loots, CEO of MUA Insurance Acceptances, who states that damage caused by drought is not a peril that is typically covered by insurance policies, because normally insurance policies cover sudden and unforeseen events, but a drought is a gradual operational cause.

The general principle in insurance is that policyholders should take all reasonable care to safeguard and protect their assets, he says. “In fact, people should act as though they are not insured. This premise also applies in a drought situation – policyholders need to do whatever is reasonably practical to minimise damage when they know about a situation like this.”

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Scottsdene wen by Woorde Open Wêrelde Die Hoërskool Scottsdene het die afgelope naweek met etlike pryse weggestap in die Woorde Open Wêrelde se skoolkoerante-kompetisie. Dié wenskool het ook pryse ontvang vir onder meer beste fotograaf, beste inhoud en beste voorkoms. Van die leer-

ders is vroeër vanjaar aangewys as TygerBurger se Tygerwelpies. Die gala-geleentheid is op Vrydag 1 Desember op Stellenbosch gehou en al 13 deelnemende skole was teenwoordig. David Martin het dit foto’s geneem.

Die Hoërskool Eersterivier se skoolkoerantredaksie bestaan uit (van links) Lelethu Somdaka, Montesha Julies, Lionel Hoffman (onderwyser), Leanique Klein, Mechail Koker en Ashline Isaacs.

Die Hoërskool Scottsdene se leerders is (van links) Sinethemba Ntshwezo, Petré le Roux, Roslynne Katts (onderwyser) Lucinda Louw, Josmaine Klazen, Shanice Jacobs, Maralize Jacobs, Emmeren­ chia Weavers, Bronwin Green en Rachel Reed (onderwyser).

Die Hoërskool Bernadino Heights het ook eervolle vermelding ontvang in van die kategorieë. Hier is (van links) Damian Magerman en Anthea Fortuin (beide onderwysers), Michaylah Hendricks, Amy Daniels, Tatum Dorkin, Chantal Dyers (onderwyser), Bregeathe Philander, Tameesha Mitchell en onderwysers Sanchia Tromp en Jeanricht Buys. Agter staan Calvin Booysen.

Die redaksielede van die Hoërskool Elsiesrivier is (van links) Delvico Cloete, Edlin Olyn (onderwyser), Mikayla Standaard en Joshua Lefifi.

Hier is die Hoërskool Modderdam se skoolkoerantredaksielede. Hulle is (van links) Kijara Fortuin, Erica Manuel, Gadija Samuels (onderwyser), Melissa Peters en Amber Pretorius.

Woensdag, 6 Desember 2017

NEWS

Workers at HIV clinics treated to delectable lunch DESIRÉE RORKE @dezzierorke

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o celebrate World Aids Day this past Friday, the Desmond Tutu Foundation in Cape Town, in partnership with Butler’s Pizza, delivered lunch to the many over-burdened health care workers at local HIV treatment clinics across Cape Town.

In the far northern suburbs of Brackenfell and Kraaifontein, City clinics provide ART treatment and care to some 7300 patients, excluding Kuils River patients who are referred to Sarepta or Kleinvlei for treatment.

Between January and October this year, 598 tested positive for HIV at City clinics in this region, according to JP Smith, Mayco member for safety and security and social services. A total of 1723 HIV tests were conducted at Brackenfell clinic where 47 tested positive; 12 000 at Wallacedene and Bloekombos clinics where 520 tested positive, and 2017 at Kuils River clinic where 26 tested positive.

In South Africa as a whole the picture is bleak, with about 270 000 new HIV infections and 110 000 HIV-related deaths in South Africa during 2016. It is estimated

that about seven million South Africans are currently living with HIV. “We know how tough it is to manage a never-ending stream of patients – many of them affected by HIV. We wanted to show appreciation and support for those who are on their feet day in and day out providing health care services to thousands of Cape Town’s citizens. Our aim is to keep HIV on the local and national agenda and to recognise the immense task our health care workers manage every day,” says a spokesperson for the foundation. In addition, the pizza outlet invited clients who ordered pizzas until 3 December to donate R15 towards the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation in return for a smart Aids ribbon keyring.

Although South Africa has the largest HIV treatment programme in the world, it is estimated that just over half of those living with HIV are on antiretroviral treatment, according to Dr Amy Herman-Roloff of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in South Africa.

“Research has shown that starting ARVs earlier keeps people healthier longer by cutting the risk of serious illness or death by 53%. It also cuts the risk of developing Aids by 70% and lowers the risk of passing HIV to a sexual partner by 96%,” she says.

Book to help prevent abuse A new book, written in language children can understand, is now available for free to guide parents and role players on preventing child sexual abuse.

The release of the book coincided with World Aids Day on 1 December, but also forms part of the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children.

The authors, a social worker and a clinical psychologist, have more than 50 years of combined experience in the field of child protection. It is for this reason that Edith Kriel and Marita Rademeyer decided to use that combined knowledge to develop the book, titled Preventing Child Sexual Abuse: A Resource for Parents, Caregivers and Teachers.

The activity book, available from Jelly Beanz, a non-profit organisation that works with children and families who have suffered trauma and abuse, is written in a way

that engages children and guides parents step by step in making a serious discussion fun. “The parent thus has the privilege of being the first person to discuss sexuality with the child and to cement healthy values in this very important part of a child’s life.

“Children are bombarded with sexual messages on television, social media, magazines and on the internet. Young people are being exposed to pornography at a rate never experienced before in our country. Unfortunately children often act out what they have seen, which has led to an enormous increase in children being abused by other children,” the organisation says.

Jelly Beanz believes that parents need to engage children in honest conversations about sexuality.

V The book is available in English, isiZulu, isiXhosa, Afrikaans and Sepedi and can be downloaded free of charge from www.jellybeanz.org.za.

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Kuils River granny turns a ripe ‘old’ 99 O

n Thursday 23 November, “Aunty Amy” Petersen, as she is known among family and friends, turned a whole 99 years old.

She celebrated her birthday in the presence of her loved ones at the Ebenezer Congregational Church Hall.

Petersen, who now resides in Kuils River, was born on 23 November 1918 in Kimberley. She spent most of her life in Port Elizabeth and had nine children, six of whom are still alive. “Ma is the matriarch and centre figure of our family and she used to be fond of dancing and playing dominoes at the senior club until the age of 95,” says one of her sons, Dennis Petersen. She is the eldest of five sisters and two brothers, and is the only surviving sibling.

“My parents were married for 52 years when my father passed away in

1998,” explains Petersen.

He further says that his mother spent most of her years as a homemaker and caregiver to her children and that she worked at a hotel for a few years.

“She is a very generous person by nature and always helped the needy and destitude by giving food and money to hungry children. My fondest memory is of a humble woman who was content with the minimum in life,” says Petersen. The family plan on spending Aunty Amy’s 100th birthday next year in Port Elizabeth, where most of the family reside.

When asked what his mother’s advice would be for a long and prosperous life, her son responds, “Ma’s advice for longevity is to treat all people with respect.”

The family matriarch can be seen in the accompanying picture sharing her special day with those closest to her.

On Thursday 23 November, “Aunty Amy” Petersen turned 99 years old. She celebrated her birthday with loved ones in Kuils River.

Here she is, in front in the centre, surrounded by her family.

PHOTO: JAY­DEE CYSTER

Subcouncil awards its own: On Monday 20 November, subcouncil 22 chairperson,

Chantal Cerfontein, awarded City officials, staff and councillors within the subcouncil with certificates for outstanding service. “It was a great privilege for me as the chairperson to award the certificates for outstanding service excellence to the officials in subcouncil 22 for their participation and dedication during this trying first year of office,” says Cerfontein.

She says they have overcome many challenges by building strong working relationships and she is pleased to say that their precinct is in a good state. In front (far left) is: Michael Petersen (Area East portfolio chairperson) and in the centre, in front, is Cerfontein. On the far right (with the green headscarf) is Petronella Heynes, a local councillor. Officials from the departments of social development, parks and sports are also present in the photo.

Woensdag, 6 Desember 2017

NEWS

Multiple arrests in Blue Downs cluster operations

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total of 171 suspects were arrested in the Blue Downs cluster over the past weekend as the police’s festive season operations kicked off in high gear.

These suspects were arrested for being in possession of a variety of drugs, stolen property and dangerous weapons, as well as for drunk driving and an array of serious crimes including murder and attempted murder.

Ravensmead police on Saturday 2 December seized a firearm while patrolling in Uitsig. Police saw a suspicious looking man and, upon approaching him, he threw a firearm away before jumping over various fences, managing to evade arrest.

Mfuleni police on Sunday 3 December around 01:00 arrested three suspects aged 23, 24 and 28 years respectively. The suspects have been charged with murder and appeared in the Blue Downs Magistrate’s Court on Monday 4 December.

In an unrelated incident, two firearms were found abandoned in Wesbank, in Mangold Street and Rowellen Crescent. A third firearm was also found abandoned in Wesbank with three live rounds of am-

The 1980 mandrax tablets confiscated by police of the Blue Downs cluster in Belhar over the past weekend.

munition.

On Saturday 2 December around 20:36 Belhar police arrested a 24-year-old man for the possession of 1980 mandrax tablets and a sachet of dagga. The arrest took place in Bloulelie Street, Belhar after a search warrant was executed at that address.

Police want to assure residents that festive season operations will continue throughout the festive period in support of the police’s One of the firearms confiscated by police in the Blue quest to keep communities Downs cluster over the weekend. safe while celebrating.

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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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Junior sokkerspelers van Eersterivier vereer Die Eersterivier-sokkerklub het onlangs sy junior toekenningseremonie gehou waartydens spelers en afrigters sertifikate en trofees ontvang het. TygerBurger se Salette Cloete het foto’s geneem.

Die Eersterivier­sokkerklub het onlangs sy toekenningseremonie gehou vir al die spanne en trofeewenners. Hier is al die wenners saam met die afrigters en spanbestuurslede

Die Eersterivier­sokkerklub se o.18­spanlede is (agter van links) Darren Simmers, Shane Jansen, Herchelle Plaatjies, Karlo Moses, Shaun Michaels, Tristen Adams en Charles Afrika (afrigter). Voor is Roberto Lee, Karl Moses (kaptein), Duane Brandt en Luciano Swartz.

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TOP CROP: LOCAL ATHLETICS HEROES HONOURED

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estern Province Athletics (WPA) rewarded its top athletes at an annual awards evening held at the Athlone Civic Centre on Friday.

Members were awarded for their commitment and achievements throughout the season.

Marcel Otto took home the Coach of the Year award. Otto is the coach of Antonio Alkana, a member of the SA team and the new SA record holder in the 110m hurdles.

The men’s Athlete of the Year award went to Lungile Gongqa who won the Two Oceans ultra-marathon and the 42.2km of the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon in September. He also achieved the standard time required for three 10km events at the Central 10km race in April.

The men’s Junior Athlete of the Year title was awarded to Breyton Poole, who won the high jump at the IAAF world junior championships in Kenya earlier this year. He’s at the top of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) world ranking for u.18 boys.

Women’s Athlete of the Year is Dominique Scott, who is eighth on the IAAF world ranking for her best time in the one mile (in-

doors).

The women’s Junior Athlete of the Year title was bestowed on Julie Vercuiel, a hurdler who is 11th on the IAAF world ranking for u.18 girls.

Anthony Timmy Timoteus, the SA cross country silver medallist, took home the Cross Country Athlete of the Year award, an award that was won by WPA great Owen Machelm in the year Timoteus was born.

Tamzin Thomas, WPA and Southern Region 100 and 200m champion, was rewarded with full colours, while Luke Davids, who represented SA at the Commonwealth Youth Games, received full colours for his bronze medal at the South African championships earlier this year.

Geraldine King received an award for representing the country at the Southern Region Championships earlier this year. Hilton Keith Langenhoven just missed out on the Paralympic Athlete of the Year award, but was recognised for his brilliant international season.

Lungile Gongqa

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Danone is doing good Registration for the 2018 edition of the world’s largest soccer tournament for kids between 10 and 12 years is now open.

Schools across the country are invited to become part of the Danone Nations Cup, which touches the lives of over two million people annually.

Next year will mark the 19th edition of the tournament, which is the brainchild of Danone, the world’s biggest producer of dairy products.

South Africa has been participating in the tournament since its inception and has won the world title three times: in 2003, 2007 and 2009.

The tournament is run in partnership with the South African Schools Football Association (SASFA) and it comprises games beginning at cluster level, with winning schools progressing to regional and then provincial levels, culminating in the national finals where the national champion team that will represent the country at the Danone Nations Cup world finals is identified.

Last year, over 2700 schools registered to play in the initial rounds of the tournament, which was the highest number of schools to have registered in the history of the tournament in this country.

In 2017, for the first time, schools belonging to the Johannesburg Primary Schools Football Association joined the

tournament. They hosted their own final, with Reddam House from Bedfordview beating King David from Sandton and going on to compete in the Gauteng provincial finals. The number of schools from the association is expected to grow substantially in 2018.

Among the schools expected to be the first to enter are Benny’s Sports Development and Academy from Limpopo (2016 national champions) and the defending champions, Mophela Primary School from KwaZulu-Natal. The former school, under coach Mbishi Mokwena, has already started preparing their team.

The basis on which the competing nations decide on their champion team differs from country to country. In South Africa it is an inter-school competition.

Other countries send their top club youth sides or academy teams, whilst others select regional or even national teams at u.12 level.

The Danone Nations Cup is built on the fundamental principles of participation, friendship, accessibility and fair play.

The eventual 2018 South African national champion team will be participating in the Danone Nations Cup world finals at a venue still to be decided.

To register for the tournament, contact Themba Tshabalala at thembatshabalala@saschoolsfa.co.za or on 072 588 4957.

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