TygerBurger Ravensmead - 10 July 2019

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POLISIEMANNE: GAAN HAAL VERMISTE OP ESWATINI-GRENS

‘Menswees kom eerste’

Konst. Emile Faroa en ao.

Mikey Daniëls op pad om Danzil Daniëls te gaan haal.

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á 29 jaar in die polisie glo hy steeds jy moet eers ’n mens wees alvorens jy ’n polisiebeampte is.

Ao. Michael “Mikey” Daniëls het al alles in die polisie gesien en ervaar, maar dit is iets wat hy onlangs gedoen het wat hom na aan die hart lê. Hy en ’n kollega het al die pad na die grens van Eswatini (voorheen Swaziland) gery om ’n man, Denzil Daniëls, wat vir ses jaar vermis was te gaan haal. Denzil se bejaarde ma het nie die geld of vervoer gehad om hom te gaan haal nie. Mikey en Denzil het geen familie-verwantskap nie.

“Dit was net normaal dat ons hom moes gaan haal, want sy ma kon dit nie doen nie,” sê Mikey.

Toe Mikey 29 jaar gelede in die polisie begin het, was hy in die spoorwegpolisie, waarna hy ’n draai by die bende-eenheid gaan maak het. Al is hy oorspronklik van Matroosfontein werk hy die laaste 20 jaar werk in Delft.

“Ek is al deel van hierdie gemeenskap.

Mense ken my en hulle weet dat ek hul belange op die hart dra. Misdaad is ’n groot probleem in Delft, maar uiteindelik moet mens nie vergeet dat hier gewone mense bly nie. Hulle het dieselfde drome en dieselfde vrese as wat enigiemand het.

Dit is hoekom dit belangrik is dat ’n poli-

sieman eerstens ’n mens moet wees, iemand wat omgee vir ander mense,” sê Mikey.

Toe hulle hoor Denzil is gevind en hulle die nuus aan sy ma oordra, was daar geen twyfel by hom en kollega, konst. Emile Faroa, dat hulle die tannie moet bystaan nie.

“Ons het hulp gesoek en besluit ons ry sommer met my motor. Wat anders kan jy doen as daar ’n ouer is wat vir ses jaar geglo het haar seun is dood? Ek sal nooit die blye weersiens vergeet nie,” sê Mikey.

Emile sê die ervaring was lewensveranderend. “Ek sal die blydskap op ma en seun se gesigte nie vergeet solank ek lewe nie. Dit is só maklik vir iemand om weg te raak en in meeste gevalle word die per-

soon nooit weer lewend gesien nie. Hierdie is ’n wonderwerk,” sê Emile, wat in Delft woon.

Hy wou nie eintlik hê die storie moet so groot gaan nie. “Die tannie het regtig hulp nodig gehad en ons het net ons werk gedoen. Ek wil niks hieruit hê nie, maar is net bly die storie het ’n gelukkige einde,” sê hy.

Mikey sê die uitdaging is om uit te vind hoe Denzil in Eswatini beland het. “Hy is baie deurmekaar en kan nog nie ’n besliste antwoord gee oor hoe hy daar beland het nie. Ons hoop om agter die waarheid te kom,” sê Mikey.

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Pam Golding Properties will be hosting a Street Store for the homeless on 20 July at Elim Night Shelter.

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City trims down trees to help keep lights on As part of ongoing maintenance and in preparation for winter, approximately R15m was spent across the city.

This includes the trimming of trees in various areas, including the Wynberg, Muizenberg, Mowbray, Parow, Helderberg, Bloemhof and Oostenberg depot distribution are-

Uitgewer: TygerBurger word uitgegee deur WP Media en is deel van die Media 24-groep Verspreding: TygerBurger Ravensmead/Belhar word elke Woensdag in die volgende gebiede afgelewer: Belhar, Roosendal, Voorbrug, The Hague, Ravensmead, Florida, Cravenby Estate, Connaught Estate, Eureka Estate en Uitsig.

Totale verspreiding: 28 696 TygerBurger het 14 verskillende uitgawes vir die volgende gebiede: Bellville, Durbanville, Parow, Goodwood, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein, Kuilsrivier, De Grendel, Tyger Valley, Milnerton, Table View, Eersterivier/Blue Downs, Ravensmead/Belhar en Elsiesrivier.

Totale verspreiding: 301 119 Vir enige verspreidingsklagtes skakel ( 021 910 6500 of e-pos: verspreiding@tygerburger.co.za Kontak ons: Redakteur: Cecilia Hume ( 021 910 6500 cecilia@media24.com Joernalis: Brenden Ruiter ( 021 910 6551 Brenden.ruiter@media24.com Advertensiebestuurder: Ruveshni Poonsamy ( 021 910 6520 Ruveshni.Poonsamy@media24.com Hoofkoerant advertensies: Acroyd De Vries ( 021 910 6558 Acroyd@tygerburger.co.za Geklassifiseerd: ( 087 740 1091 www.tygerburger.co.za Eiendomme: Meagan Williams ( 021 910 6628 meagan.williams@media24.com

Korreksies: Volgens die redaksionele beleid van TygerBurger verwelkom ons voorstelle en kommentaar oor die koerant se inhoud en stel ons beduidende foute so gou as moontlik reg. Stuur asb. inligting oor die regstelling van foute in die koerant aan die ombudsman van Media24 se Gemeenskapspers, George Claassen, by george.claassen@media24.com of skakel 021 851 3232 of 083 543 2471. Lesers kan ook klagtes oor die inhoud by die Persombudsman van Suid-Afrika, mnr. Johan Retief, aanhangig maak. Skakel in daardie geval gerus ( 011 484 3612/8, stuur 'n faks na ( 011 484 3619 of 'n e-pos na nakhanyim@ombudsman.org.za or johanr@ombudsman.org.za

as, where tree encroachment on overhead power lines is common.

The City’s electricity generation and distribution department focused on ensuring that tree encroachment on overhead power lines is minimised as this is a big cause of electricity outages, especially when the

stormy weather hits.

Work has also been done to address the problem of open pole top boxes to prevent water ingress which also contributes to outages in winter in various areas including the Gugulethu and Mitchell’s Plain depot distribution areas.

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Further efforts also include general maintenance of power lines and converting overhead power lines to underground power lines where necessary.

Mayco member for energy and climate change, Phindile Maxiti says: “Much of the infrastructure maintenance work is done in the summer months to ensure that infrastructure is in good condition to meet the winter peak usage demand under normal circumstances.

Tasché wen ‘The Voice SA’ TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS @tarryns07

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asché Burger, die wenner van die M-Net-reeks The Voice SA, sê sy wil graag saam met haar afrigter, Francois van Coke, werk en musiek maak.

Dié 19-jarige is Sondag 7 Julie as die wenner van die kompetisie se derde reeks aangekondig.

TygerBurger het die eindronde in Johannesburg bygewoon en het kort nadat sy as wenner gekroon is met haar ’n onderhoud gevoer.

“Dit voel amazing. Ek is nog steeds só geskok, maar ook baie dankbaar vir almal wat vir my gestem het. Hulle (die stemmers) het my lewe verander en ek sal seker maak dat ek almal trots maak,” sê Tasché.

Francois was in trane tydens die mediakonferensie en het aan haar gesê “ek is baie trots op jou en wil graag musiek saam met jou maak.”

Sy sê sy het vir die kompetisie ingeskryf omdat sy ’n platform vir musiek wou kry.

“Ek wou ook met die wonderlike afrigters werk en meer leer oor die bedryf,” het Tasché aan die koerant gesê. “Dit was vir my belangrik om my voet in die deur te kry.”

Sy vertel wat haar reaksie was toe sy haar naam hoor: “Toe Anele my naam uitroep as die wenner, was ek heeltemal geskok. Ek het nie geweet wat om te doen nie.

My ma en my pa het begin huil toe hulle op die verhoog kom. My trane wou kom, maar ek het gedink ek moet myself inhou ter wille van my make-up,” het sy skertsend gesê. “Dit voel nog steeds soos ’n droom.”

Tasché was net vier toe sy begin sing het.

“Ek het nog nooit gevoel dat daar iets anders is waarmee ek só connect soos met sang en musiek nie. Dit sal altyd my eerste keuse wees.”

Sy het onlangs matrikuleer en is ’n deeltydse kelnerin in Brackenfell. Sy beskryf haarself as ’n natuurlike sangeres.

“Ek het nie gevoel asof ek sukkel in die kompetisie nie. As sanger is ek ‘anders’.

The Voice SA-afrigter Francois van Coke is hier saam met seisoen drie se wenner, Tasché Burger.

FOTO: TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS Musiek is my passie en groot liefde.”

Haar plan is nie om nou te studeer nie omdat sy seker is haar plan A, wat sang is, sal ’n sukses wees.

“Hoekom het jy ’n plan B nodig as jy weet jy gaan hard werk om jou plan A die beste van jou lewe te maak? Ek gaan so hard werk om dit te laat werk,” sê sy.

Haar sangonderwyser van Brackenfell,

Liana Marx, sê sy is baie trots op Tasché.

Sy het ook die eindronde in Johannesburg bygewoon.

“Ek was in trane toe haar naam uitgeroep is. Sy is vir die afgelope 10 jaar ’n sangstudent. Ons het gereeld gesels tydens die kompetisie. Soné Joubert, wat tweede gekom het in die kompetisie, is ook ’n student by ons skool,” het sy gesê.

Table Mountain cableway closed until August

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The Table Mountain Cableway closed on Monday 8 July for scheduled annual maintenance which will run until Sunday 18 August.

The six-week shutdown sees the cableway’s internal technical staff working alongside riggers and equipment experts from Switzerland.

Their work includes a mechanical overhaul of the rotating floors and cabin door mechanisms in the cable cars, and the replacement of the heel and haul ropes, which pull the cable cars up and down the moun-

tain. “Our maintenance schedule aligns with the highest global cableway standards set by the Swiss Governing Body for Cableways (BAV),” says the Cableway’s technical manager, Emile Streicher.

“According to this standard, the cars require an overhaul every six years because they carry load at high altitude. Similarly, the heel and haul ropes have a limited lifetime.”

The team will also service the main gearbox, generators, backup generators, and conduct electrical drive, hydraulics and

brake system maintenance.

The cableway’s managing director Wahida Parker encourages South Africans, 18 years and older, who celebrate their birthday within the closure period to redeem their complimentary ticket one week after the maintenance period.

The 3-for-1 Kidz Season special will also be available to locals before and after the maintenance period, seven days a week until Monday 30 September.

V For information go to Tablemountain.net or call 021 424 8181.

City now only accepting building plans online

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Only online submissions of building plans and land use applications are being accepted by the City of Cape Town as of Monday 1 July.

Residents, government departments and professionals submitting development applications are reminded to register for the City’s online services, called e-Services.

In a statement, the Mayco member for spatial planning and environment, Marian Nieuwoudt, said the transition from paper to digital has been a long journey and the City’s Development Management Department set 1 July as the deadline for becoming fully digitised.

“The department has, over the past few

months, prepared and trained City officials, set up public workstations, and communicated with applicants and the public to ensure the transition happens as efficiently as possible.”

Submitting applications via the City’s online portal has the following benefits for applicants: . submissions can be made 24/7, thus, there are no restrictive office hours; . submissions can be made from anywhere in the world; . there is no need to commute or drive to a district office to submit an application by hand; . there is no queuing or scanning of docu-

ments; . it is paperless and helps to save our planet; . applicants can monitor and track the progress/status of their applications at any time from any place; . it enables instant electronic communication between the City and the applicant during the assessment process.

“Many residents have already made the transition from manual to online. Currently, up to 72% of building plan applications and 66% of land use applications are submitted through the City’s e-Services portal.

We’re now requesting other applicants to also make the switch,” said Nieuwoudt.

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Help break the HIV stigma TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS @tarryns07

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he Community Advisory Board (CAB) of the University Stellenbosch Immunology Research Group (SU-IRG), will be hosting a day of HIV and tuberculosis (TB) testing in the Elsies River and Ravensmead clinics on Thursday 18 July.

CAB chairperson, Moses Witbooi, said the theme of the day is “It’s Time – Break the Stigma, Break the Silence”.

“HIV is no longer a death sentence. There are people who have been living positively for years with this virus because they know their status and are receiving appropriate treatment.

Charmaine Petersen shares HIV-positive her journey with HIV. individuals

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are at high risk of secondary infection, TB being one of the most common co-infections.

“Early diagnosis and effective disease treatment are key to managing this disease.

We invite community leaders, faith-based organisations, businesses and community members to get involved in this event. All those who get tested will be rewarded with a “goodie bag,” said Witbooi.

They also run a feeding project called Yummy Tummy. This is a winter food drive for SU-IRG Clinic Trial participants. “This project serves as a token of appreciation towards participants. They are treated to a meal at each study visit. We would like to thank all our sponsors for supporting our efforts and welcome any additional donations that can help sustain this project,” explained Witbooi.

CAB member shares her HIV+ journey Elsies River resident Charmaine Petersen and CAB member has been living a normal life with HIV for the past 23 years. She contracted it through unprotected sex with her late partner. “After he died, I went to have myself tested for HIV at the Dirkie Uys Clinic in Goodwood because there were a lot of stories (about her husband’s infidelity) going around.

“The test turned out positive and my who-

le world stood still for that moment. The journey over the years has been a rollercoaster ride socially, mentally and spiritually.

I went through a phase of denial before finally accepting my status.”

She said the name shaming increased tremendously when people learned that she was HIV positive. “I was called ‘the plague’ by a pastor and a reverend called my virus the ‘leprosy of the millennial’. But despite all of this, I have learned not to take offence to anything people say. I’m living my best life and all I want to do is educate people about HIV and Aids. Someone also told me I have Aids, but I don’t have Aids. I am HIVpositive. There is a difference.”

Petersen takes one anti-retroviral a day, specifically at night. She said the only sideeffect she experienced with her ARV’s was lipodystrophy in her face.

“HIV changes your life so patients need to first accept that they have it and receive proper counselling. More church leaders need to become empowered and educated about the virus and offer counselling to those who have it.

“I have done awareness days in prisons, faith-based centres and churches,” said Petersen.

Petersen said anyone who needs advice can contact her on 079 309 5039.

Fourth revolution discussed

HewLin Compassion, in partnership with the Teach Love Care Network, Voor­trekker Road Corridor Improvement District (VRCID) and Willowbridge centre management will host its second Compassion Convention Camp.

The camp will take place from 15 July to Friday 19 July at Melkbos Cultural Centre in Melkbosstrand. This year 75 children who currently live on the street and in extremely poor conditions will attend.

Children living on the streets of Kraaifontein, Parow, Parow ­Valley, Elsies River, Leonsdale, Athlone and Lavender Hill will attend this camp which will aim to expose at-risk youth to educational and skills development programmes.

The camp will allow children to play, eat and sleep for longer hours. In the end, the programme wants to create a willingness to enforce behavioural change in the lives of children.

To make this camp a success, food items for 75 children and 25 adults, bedding, clothing and stationery for the children are needed.

For more information and if you would like to assist email info@hewlincompassion.org.za

TILE FACTORY SHOP

The University of the Western Cape (UWC) hosted the eighth Green Campuses Conference from Sunday 30 June to Friday 5 July.

The theme was the Fourth Industrial Revolution’s (4IR) impact on the higher education landscape.Innovations arising from the 4IR can help deal with environmental challenges. This would include new technology to, for example, accelerate the development on campuses of harnessing renewable energy. The Western Cape is grappling with a serious water

shortage which has a significant impact on campuses throughout the province.

The key speakers at the event included professor Lisa Thompson, BRICS Academic Think Tank scholar and director of the African Centre for Citizenship and Democracy, School of Government; Marian Nieuwoudt, the City’s Mayco member for spatial planning and environment; Doctor Diane Parker, deputy director general: University Education in the Department of Higher Education, Science and Technology.

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Kuns om ’n gesonde gesin uit te beeld Die inwoners van die groter Tygerberg sal die kans kry om te sien hoe kinders ’n gesonde gesin of gemeenskap vry van dwelms en dwelmverslaafdes sien.

Die Stad Kaapstad, Tygerfest en Ramot-behandelingsentrum vir

dwelmafhanklikheid span vir die eerste keer saam om kinders die geleentheid te gee om met ’n tekenkompetisie ’n gesonde gesin en gemeenskap deur die oë van die kinders se prentjies te sien.

“Ons hou op Sondag 28 Julie van-

af 10:00 ’n dag vol kuns en kreatiwiteit by die Bellville-burgersentrum, bekend as ’n Kleurvolle Wintersdag.

Die kinders se tekenkompetisie sal ten toon gestel word, maar die publiek kry ook die kans om plaaslike entrepreneurs

te ondersteun, wanneer hulle produkte te koop sal wees,” het Jana Hattingh van Ramot gesê. Die mikro-ondernemingsmarkdag sal van 10:00 tot 15:00 gehou word en almal kan dan na hartelus kom koop. “Ons nooi kinders uit om te kom teken of verf. Ons het van 24 tot 28 Junie die Dwelmbewustheidsweek van die Suid-Afrikaan-

se Nasionale Alkohol en Dwelmrehabilitasie en Voorkoming gevier.

Die kompetisie was deel van die inisiatief om kuns teen verslawing uit te beeld,” het sy gesê.

Een van Ramot se doelwitte is om die kleur terug te bring vir pasiënte en hulle geliefdes.

Rig navrae aan Jana Hattingh by info@ramot.org.za. – Avril Fillies

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The Delft police are requesting the the community to report unauthorised R99 debit order transactions from their bank accounts.

There has been a number of social media reports of people complaining about these unauthorised debit orders, however, they have not laid charges with police.

“We urge victims to ensure that they report these incidents to the police so that we can ensure that the perpetrators are brought to book.

“We would like to warn people to take care of their banking details by not responding to any texts and emails that require identification details and bank pin codes,” says Delft police spokesperson Captain John Bartlett.

Bartlett offered to give the public a few tips to avoid becoming victim to the scam: . never respond to emails or cellphone messages appearing to be from your bank, which requests your personal details; . remember that no bank will ever ask you to confirm or update your account

details by email; . never provide your online ID, password or pin to anyone and never write them down or share them; . do not save your internet banking password on your desktop; . do not leave your computer unattended after you have entered your internet banking password and always log off or sign out at the end of a session; . avoid doing internet banking in public areas such as internet cafes, or on any computer that can be accessed by people you do not know; . change your pin and passwords frequently; . put sensible transaction limits on your accounts; . only provide your credit card details to reputable companies; . if it looks too good to be true, it usually is; . never send money or give credit card or online account details to anyone you do not know and trust.

Anyone who falls victim to crimes of the nature is urged to contact the Delft police on 021 954 9011.

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‘Don’t talk to strangers, get lifts’ TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS @tarryns07 Police are issuing a stern warning to parents to educate their children about talking to strangers and getting into cars with people they don’t know.

This comes after three children between the ages of 10 and 15 were lured away from their Ruyterwacht home on Sunday 30 June around 14:00.

Daniel Dekker of the Ruyterwacht Safety Watch informed the newspaper about the incident which they attended to. “A man believed to be in his 30s was driving a black Toyota Tazz in the area.

He stopped at a flat in Celtis Street, knocked and the children opened the door. He told the children that their mother bought a PlayStation and also a TV for them and they should come to fetch it at a truck nearby as the truck broke down. The children got in the gentleman’s Toyota and then he drove away with them. In Belhar they became suspicious,” explained Dekker. He said the children were able to escape and ran all the way to Parow to a family member.

“The distraught mother went looking for the children and eventually went to Elsies River Police Station to lay charges,” he said.

Dekker added that community members went to the Ruyterwacht flat to check up on the family.

“That’s when one of the children informed us about how the vehicle looked and also where he drove. The child mentioned that the driver actually stopped the vehicle and removed the number plates and continued his journey with them. He apparently promised to give them money as well.”

Provincial police spokesperson Sergeant George Mjiwu confirmed that a case of kidnapping was reported. “A case of kidnapping is under investigation after a man lured three children age between 10 and 15 from their home to Belhar.”

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What’s on | Wat’s waar V The rock musical, Spring Awakening based on the 1891 play by Frank Wedekind is on at the Artscape Arena from today (10 July) until Saturday 20 July (Wednesdays to Fridays 20:00, Saturdays 15:00 and 20:00).

The Waterfront Theatre School presents this production which tells the story of teenagers discovering the inner and outer tumult of teenage sexuality. No under 16s allowed.

Tickets are R150 and are available from Computicket.

V Marc Lottering’s Not a Musical is on at Die Boer Theatre Restaurant in Durbanville (tonight) Wednesday 10, Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17 July at 20:30. Fresh off the “high” heels of his hit show Aunty Merle the Musical, Lottering returns to the stage with his latest stand-up 60minute show Not a Musical.

The show is not suitable for children. Tickets are R145 and available at 021 979 1911 or online at www.dieboer.com.

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Beleef besonderse barok arias, uitbundige Spaanse zarzuela, intense tango en verskeie juwele uit musiekblyspele en rolprente.

Saam met Zanne op die verhoog is die pianis, Elna van der Merwe en die violis, Piet de Beer.

Kaartjies kos R140 en is beskikbaar by 021 979 1911 of aanlyn by www.dieboer.com.

V Die Krone-konserte, met ’n verskeidenheid plaaslike kunstenaars is op Saterdag 3 Augustus om 19:00 en Sondag 4 Augustus om 14:00 by die Grand Arena, GrandWest.

Theuns Jordaan, Dirk van der Westhuizen en Lianie May maak vanjaar die eerste keer ’n buiging op die Krone-verhoog. Ander kunstenaars sluit in Kurt Darren, Brendan Peyper, Elandré, Refentse, Elizma Theron, Nicholis Louw, Ricus Nel, Andriëtte, Liezel Pieters, Snotkop en Robbie Wessels.

Kaartjies kos R195 tot R470 en is beskikbaar by iTickets.

Modern twist on a classic tale Contagious Theatre is bringing their interpretation of the Ernest Hemingway classic, The Old Man and the Sea, to the Fugard Theatre from Tuesday 30 July until Saturday 24 August.

Working within and around the themes of life, death, brotherhood and the struggle for existence, this adaptation gives this classic text a modern twist for the contemporary audience.

Using chorus, mask, physical

performance, an innovative set and epic sound design, this is a theatrical re-imagining of a classic tale.

The show starts at 20:00, with a matinee show on Saturdays at 15:00.

V Tickets range from R140 to R160 and are available from The Fugard Box Office on 021 461 4554 or online at www.thefugard.com. Discounts are available for learners, students, pensioners and Friends of the Fugard.

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‘Kinky Boots’ on until October

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he Fugard Theatre’s production of the multiple Tony Award-winning musical, Kinky Boots has been extended to run until Sunday 27 October.

Inspired by true events, Kinky Boots was first brought to life on the big screen in 2005 before being transformed into a hit musical, winning six Tony and three Olivier awards.

The local cast is led by Darren Craig (Grease, High School Musical) as shoe factory owner Charlie Price, and Earl Gregory (Into the Woods, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat) stepping into the role of drag queen, Lola.

The story is about Charlie Price who has reluctantly inherited his father’s shoe factory, Price and Son, which is unfortunately on the verge of bankruptcy.

Trying to live up to his father’s legacy and save his family business, Charlie finds inspiration in the form of Lola, a fabulous entertainer in need of some sturdy stilettos.

As they work to turn the factory around, the unlikely pair find they have more in common than they ever dreamed possible and discover that when you change your mind about someone, you can change your whole world.

The production has a recommended age restriction of 11 and over.

Kinky Boots will be performed at The Fugard Theatre on Tuesdays to Saturdays at 20:00 with a

Kinky Boots matinee performance on Saturdays and Sundays at 15:00.

Tickets from R180 can be booked through The Fugard Theatre box office on 021 461 4554 or through www.thefugard.com.

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There is a 20% discount available for all Friends of The Fugard members (on certain performance days); a 15 % discount for pensioners and 10 % discount for students and block bookings.

Choirs to join forces Members of the Cape Town Opera (CTO) Chorus and choristers of the De Kuilen High School Girls Choir will fill the Dutch Reformed Church Kuils River (Van Riebeeck Road) with their powerful voices on Saturday 20 July at 16:00. The programme includes the repertoire from CTO’s successful production of Maria Stuarda’s The Prayer Scene, and sacred music from CTO’s international touring concerts of African Angels, African Passion and Grace Notes.

A soloist from De Kuilen High School will join Siphesihle Mdena (tenor) to sing “Panis Angelicus” while soprano Brittany Smith will be singing Hogan’s arrangements of “Deep River” and “Give me Jesus”.

The conductor and musical director of the CTO choir is Marvin Kernelle and Danél du Preez is the conductor of the De Kuilen High School choir.

V Tickets cost R60 at Computicket.

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arents have until Friday 12 July to confirm their child’s school for the 2020 academic year.

According to Western Cape minister of education, Debbie Schäfer, there are over 85 000 applications where parents have not confirmed their place for the 2020 academic year. “This means the application was successful, but the parent has not indicated their final choice on the system,” Schäfer said in a statement.

Schäfer said if parents do not confirm their choice, the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) will allocate the first place where their application was successful. Parents must preferably confirm on the system directly, which is much quicker to do and allows the parent to see the outcome immediately.

Schäfer said if parents are unable to confirm on the system directly, they can e-mail,

call the district offices or the head office for assistance. “Parents must provide the learner’s name and surname, the CEMIS number and the name of the school the learner will be attending in 2020 otherwise we cannot confirm placement.”

Schäfer urges parents who have not received a positive response to remain calm while the department processes the second phase of the admission process.

Schäfer said the whole purpose of this phase of admission is to get as many confirmations completed as soon as possible so that places open at schools where children are double or triple “parked” in terms of successful applications.

Schäfer said by confirming applications now, it will allow the department to determine where spaces have opened at schools so that learners on waiting lists can be accommodated.

Learners visit parliament. A group of Grade 9, 10, 11 and 12 learners from various schools in Belhar as well as Bellville Technical High School recently paid a visit to the Western Cape Provincial Parliament. They engaged with the secretary of the provincial parliament, Romeo Adams. From left are Charlton Raubenheimer, Rosco Charters, Blancé Adonis, Zaakiyah Solomons, Adams, Monique Grootboom, Jamine Andrews, Coran Andrews and Kalib Missoe.

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Inspire Network to visit, entertain seniors In light of Mandela Day, the Inspire Network plans to visit the Salberau Old Age Home on Saturday 19 July, to have a day of celebration and transformation for the seniors.

The youth of the Inspire soccer and netball

teams will help with landscaping and beautifying the garden and entertaining the seniors with singing and dancing.

Anyone who is free on the day may come along to support us in making the day a suc-

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cess. You may even donate items for the garden (compost, plants, benches, bird baths, rocks, etc) as well as goodies for the gift packs (toiletries, books, pens) and treats (fruit, dainties) For information call the project coordinator, Glenville Manuel on 060 642 1160.

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Stats SA undertakes various surveys and projects, for example, Census, Community Survey, Labour Force Survey and General Household Survey, amongst others. From time to time these surveys and projects require that contract staff be employed. You are invited to register online for inclusion on the database used to identify potential candidates for these contract positions as and when required. As the projects are conducted in every area of the country, people of every racial group and from all areas are encouraged to apply.

Location: Contract employment opportunities exist in different provinces and districts nationwide.

Contract: An employment contract stipulating duration, job content, remuneration and other conditions will be provided when opportunities for such contract employment arise.

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How to apply: • Applicants are required to upload the following document when they apply: Proof of home/residential address (e.g. Lease agreement, Affidavit, Tribal Authority letter, Municipality bill, clothing account bill or other relevant proof).

• Any registration without the above-mentioned supporting document will be regarded as incomplete and the applicant will not be able to complete the registration on the database.

• Applicants who are invited for training will be required to submit certified copies of ID, Matric Certificate and driver’s licence, if applicable. Documents must have been certified within 3 months before submission.

Stats SA will: • Verify an applicant’s documents and/or reference checking which will form part of the recruitment process.

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Please note the following: • Statistics South Africa reserves the right to accept or reject an applicant’s registration.

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Do’s And Don’ts Put a strainer in the sink to catch food or other waste before it goes down the drain and creates a blockage.

Don’t flush nappies and sanitary products, they absorb water and expand, which causes blockages.

Unwanted food belongs in the bin, not in the kitchen sink or drain.

Wipes, earbuds, condoms and hair are small but they clump together with other objects and cause blockages.

Make compost with peels or bin them. Peels don’t decompose quickly, they get stuck in the pipes and cause blockages.

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Don’t flush rags and newspapers. These objects don’t break down.

Walk to feed school children E

ntries for the Peninsula School Feeding Association’s (PSFA) annual fundraising event, the Blisters for Bread charity family fun walk, are open.

The staff of Prokids Campus PrePrimary and Nursery School in Brackenfell will be participating.

They challenge all to unite against childhood hunger by entering the walk. The entry fee of R60 will enable PSFA to provide 20 children with two nutritious meals for a day.

The event on Sunday 25 August will include two routes along the Sea Point promenade – a 10 km walk that starts at 07:30 and a 5 km walk that starts at 08:00. The starting point is next to Cape Town Stadium.

From the funds raised by entry fees alone, PSFA anticipates feeding 1 733 hungry school children for a year.

Entries can be done online or at selected Pick n Pay and Sportsmans Warehouse stores in the greater Cape Town area. The closing date for group entries is 29 July, manual entries 5 August and online entries 19 August.

V Call Karen or Andrea at Top Events on 021 511 7130 or email info@topevents.co.za with enquiries.

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EPWP staff trained A

total of 34 Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) staff members are now deployed at fire stations all over the city after they received their certificates of attendance at a farewell ceremony on Friday 28 June.

The programme ran from September last year to June and the group was deployed to various fire safety areas.

They attended a two-day basic fire awareness workshop at the Bellville Fire Station under the guidance of Adam Damons (firefighter) and Malcolm Leonard (paramedic).

Their primary function was to clean, mark and maintain fire hydrants within the city. At the workshops, the attendees were made aware of the different types of fires, extinguishing methods, fire extinguishers and the safe use it.

Mercia Kleinsmith, ward councillor for Subcouncil 6 who also attended welcomed all and stressed the importance of the registration process of the job seekers database and informing them that the attendees will be employed across the City’s fire and rescue services.

Kleinsmith also expressed her gratitude towards the manager and support staff of her council.

Pat Jansen, manager of subcouncil 6, informed the group of her personal experi-

ence relating to a fire in her house that destroyed everything and had she known the basics of fire prevention and extinguishment, things could have been different.

She encouraged the group to share their knowledge in their communities and thanked the services for actively being involved within her area of jurisdiction with awareness drives to backyard dwellers.

Marlon February from the EPWP office explained how the project was started and the benefits to all citizens who participated.

He said that the EPWP is a national government initiative that provides temporary work to the unemployed, targeting people between the ages of 18 and 35 years, disabled and women, and helps provide income and reduce poverty.

Adam Damons (fire and rescue) gave a background history of where the fire brigade originated in 1845 and how the educational programmes came into place.

He said their services extend its work to medical emergencies and rescues including urban search and rescue, diving, motor vehicle extrication and high angle incidents, as well as hazardous material emergencies.

There are 30 fire stations in the four districts serving a population of four million people and it covers an area of over 2 560 km².

The group of EPWP employees that received their attendence certificates.

Lifeguards put through paces Early preparation is the key to creating a culture of safety at swimming pools and beaches.

To this end, the City of Cape Town’s Recreation and Parks Department has again committed itself to provide effective and efficient lifesaving services, by putting prospective candidates through their paces and filling key positions in time for summer.

The department has finalised assessments for candidates who have applied for lifeguard positions, as part of its efforts to ensure a safer summer season ahead. “Lifeguards provide an important service and we need to make sure that we strive for the highest level of professionalism and efficiency throughout the season. It’s also about reassuring communities, and especially parents, that their children will be safe at pools where lifeguards are on duty,” says the City’ s Mayco member for commu-

nity services and health, Zahid Badroodien.

Assessments were held at the Blue Downs indoor swimming pool and were completed Friday 5 July. Beach Lifeguards will also be tested on their competence at the beach and in the surf during the induction phase of the process and throughout their period of employment.

First-time applicant, Renecha Witbooi (16) from Blue Downs swam 100 metres in just under two minutes. “I’ve worked very hard to excel at swimming, and I’ve also had help and motivation from a qualified lifeguard, so I am confident that I have what it takes to become a lifeguard,” says Witbooi.

Badroodien thanked the applicants for their interest in being part of our team of lifeguards. Successful candidates will be employed throughout the summer season, running from September 2019 to June 2020.

ADT walks away with top prizes: Verena Hulme and Jade Hanning of Fidelity ADT, based at N1 City in Goodwood, has again walked away with the top prizes at the PMR.africa Western Cape Provincial Survey Business Excellence Awards. The security company won two Diamond Awards – the highest accolade – scooping first overall in the category Companies doing most to fight crime and in the category Outstanding Security Companies. “This award is a recognition of teamwork,” says Hulme, Cape Town North district manager. “Our team have worked long and hard to make sure our customers are safe and secure, at home and at work. Winners are selected on points scored after surveys are conducted with business and corporate leaders. The survey showcases companies, government departments and people perceived as contributors to a specific area’s economic growth and development.

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Durbies en Unimil goed op koers SAREL BURGER

wedstryde). Die Kuile het 36 punte ná agt wedstryde. Bellville het Saterdag onverwags slae gekry toe St. George hom met 19-0 ore aangesit het. Goodwood kon met ’n telling van 0-23 ook nie die mas opkom teen Franschhoek nie.

In afdeling C is die pasaangeërs, Scottsdene (38 punte, 9 wedstryde) en Hands & Heart (34 punte, 7 wedstryde), steeds in beheer van sake, gevolg deur Strand United (33 punte, 8 wedstryde).

Scottsdene het die einste Strand-span Saterdag met 18-9 geklop. Die ietwat sukkelende Kraaifontein het ’n baie goeie oorwinning van 21-17 oor Pniël Villagers behaal, maar Elsiesrivier moes met 6-21 die knie buig voor Blue Stars.

Die komende naweek se program (tuisspan eerste): Durbell t Paarl, Unimil t Villager, NTK t Schotsche Kloof/Walmer, Valsbaai t Brackenfell, Goodwood t Rangers, Bellville t Kuilsrivier, Belhar t Vineyards, Scottsdene t Kraaifontein, Raithby Universals t Elsiesrivier, Hands & Heart t Young Wesleys.

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urbanville-Bellville en Unie-Milnerton se rugbyspanne het met goeie oorwinnings die afgelope naweek hul posisies op die punteleer in die topafdeling van die Superliga verstewig.

Die Durbies het oor ’n moeilike hekkie geseil om Schotsche Kloof/Walmer op dié se tuiswerf met 17-3 te klop, terwyl Unimil op Floridapark die span van Tygerbergklub 27-21 afgeknou het. Daarmee is Durbell en Unimil nou onderskeidelik tweede en vierde op die punteleer.

Noordelikes-Tygerberg – op twee na laaste in die kompetisie – het ’n waardevolle oorwinning van 17-10 oor Primrose behaal, maar die Parowiete (NTK) het nog ’n berg om te klim om afskuiwing na die B-afdeling aan die einde van die seisoen vry te spring.

Kuilsrivier is ná sy naelskraapse oorwinning van 7-6 oor Collegians steeds kort op die hakke van die voorloper in die B-afdeling, Franschhoek (41 punte, 10

Training done: A total of 56 primary school learners from the northern suburbs enjoyed two days of learning karate combined with self-defence, grappling and fitness at Shihan Hennie Bosman’s Welgemoed Kyokushin-kan dojo last week. Several awards was given for best manners, determination and fitness. At the back from left is black belt instuctors Henry Bosman, Dané Brand and Matthys Laubscher.

Bellville, DFM en Durbanville behaal puik rugbyseges SAREL BURGER

met 81-12 vermorsel en ewe maklik vir Schoonspruit (Malmesbury) 31-5 geklop.

D.F. Malan was te sterk vir Labori (24-7), sowel as Vredenburg (26-5), terwyl HS Bellville uitstekend teruggeveg het om ’n rustydagterstand van 7-24 teen Schoonspruit te omskep in ’n oorwinning van 31-24. Die Bellvilliete het ook met 31-17 klaargespeel met Muir College. HTS Bellville het gemengde welslae behaal. Nadat hy as gevolg van swak benut-

Die eerste rugbyspanne van die hoërskole Durbanville, Bellville en D.F. Malan lyk slaggereed vir die volgende deel van die skoleseisoen ná al drie spanne verlede week albei hul wedstryde tydens die HS Swartland se wintertoernooi op Malmesbury oortuigend gewen het.

Die Durbies het Muir College (Uitenhage)

ting van sy puntekanse met 12-17 teen Gill College (Somerset-Oos) vasgeval het, het HTSB voortreflik vertoon in sy oorwinning van 26-17 oor Robertson. Brackenfell was in sy enigste wedstryd by die toernooi gans te sterk vir Gill College. Die wedstryd is met die telling op 53-0 voortydig stopgesit.

HS Tygerberg het egter heelwat huiswerk om te doen nadat sy swak, onplanmatige spel tot nederlae teen SAKS (0-36), sowel as Enge-

land se Stonyhurst College (5-22), gelei het.

Van die vernaamste o.19A-wedstryde die komende Saterdag (tuisspan eerste) is: Stellenberg t Bishops, Durbanville t HS Bellville, Brackenfell t Hermanus, HS Tygerberg t Parel Vallei, Hottentots-Holland t D.F. Malan, De Kuilen t HTS Bellville, Milnerton t Monumentpark, Collegians-klub t Tygerberg-klub, The Settlers t Fairmont, Vishoek t Excelsior, Scottsdene t Eben Dönges.

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SPORT STAR OF THE MONTH: DE KUILEN LEARNER WALKS AWAY WITH SPOILS

Graydon is our winner STEHAN SCHOEMAN

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magine you are waiting for your parents after school to fetch you and when you glance over your shoulder you see these massive looking athletes doing something you have never seen before.

That was the moment that sparked the interest in hammer throw for 17-year-old Graydon Fabe three years ago.

The De Kuilen High School learner in Kuils River is the TygerBurger Sport Star of the Month winner.

“The day after I saw those hammer throw athletes I went up to the coach who was coincidently my biology teacher (Leon Spies) and I asked him about the sport he was coaching and he explained everything. He asked me to come to try it out and ever since I’ve just been in love with the sport,” reflects Graydon.

“I have many memorable moments but I think winning the South African champs this year was my most memorable because in 2017 and 2018 I fell short after having an amazing season.

“After all the sweat and tears put into the training sessions these past few years the feeling of winning was just indescribable,” said Graydon.

He won gold at both the South African High School Athletic championships held in Port-Elizabeth and the Athletics South Africa (ASA) Youth and Junior championships.

The TygerBurger Sport Star of the Month winner (Graydon Fabe) with Hennie Bosman (Welgemoed dojo) and Stehan Schoeman (sports editor, TygerBurger).

PHOTO: GEORGE MCNULTY Graydon competed in the following six competitions this year: . Northern Zone championships on 22 February at De Kuilen High School – he won the 64m. . Western Province High School championships at the Parow Athletics Track on 2 March – he came second with a throw of 63m. . Western Cape championships on 9

March in Paarl – he came second with a distance of 63m. . Western Province Athletics club championships in Bellville – he represented the Bellville Athletics Club and came first with a distance of 64m. . South African High School championships on 23 March in Port Elizabeth – he won gold with a distance 69.23m.

. Athletics South Africa (ASA) Youth and Junior championships in Paarl on 28 March – he won gold with a distance of 64m.

When asked what role coach Spies plays in his performance the answer was a simple one: “Our coach is one of the best in the country and I say this because he isn’t just a coach but also a father for our athletes.

“He helps me when I have a problem with my technique and he is always there when we compete to help us if there is a problem or to encourage when things seem to be going wrong. He always pushes us to go beyond our limits.

There are so many other things to say but all in all he plays the most important role in all my performances,” said Graydon.

“I would like to thank the TygerBurger for nominating me to be the sport star of the month.

“It’s a true honour to be nominated for this award.”

Graydon won a pair of sunglasses of his choice sponsored by Bosman, McNulty and Du Toit Optometrists.

Hennie Bosman of the Welgemoed Kyokushin-kan Dojo will sponsor a month’s supply of Phased Nutrition sports supplements worth R1200, which includes Phase 1 (protein), Phase 3 (energy) and Phase 6 (recovery).

If someone would like to enter the TygerBurger’s next sports star of the month competition send an email to sport@tygerburger.co.za.

Tyran makes history at famous Pinehurst GolfRSA and Bridge Fund managers celebrated a big win last Wednesday 3 July as Western Province junior Tyran Snyders (Durbanville Golf Club) became the first South African champion in the 41st North and South Junior Championship in the United States of America (USA).

The 18-year-old Paarl teenager fired a flawless four-under-par 68 on Pinehurst No 8 in the final round to triumph by three shots on nine under 205.

The historic victory continues the international winning streak for South Africa’s juniors after Martin Vorster won in the East of Ireland Amateur and the GolfRSA Junior Proteas lifted the Toyota Junior Golf World Cup in Japan in June.

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Snyders and fellow South African Ryan van Velzen earned their highly desired berths for the North and South Junior after coming up trumps in the North and South Finals of the popular season-long Bridge Fund Managers Junior Series.

Snyders shot straight to the top of the leaderboard with a 67 in the opening round, which was also played at Pinehurst No 8.

The second round was played at Pinehurst’s iconic No 2 course, which hosted the Ryder Cup in and the US Open in 1999, 2005 and 2014, and Snyders put together a patient and steady even par 70 to open up a two shot lead on the field.

During the final round, six players dipped under par, but Snyders did not drop a single

shot and kept his closest challenger, Jolo Magcalayo from the Philippines, at armslength with a brace of birdies at seven and eight and further gains at 13 and 17.

Not only will his name be emblazoned in bronze on the Perpetual Wall in the Heritage Hall of Pinehurst’s main clubhouse, but the victory earned Snyders a return trip to Pinehurst Resort for the 2020 Men’s North & South Amateur.

Snyders was pleased as punch with his international breakthrough. “I haven’t won a national tournament at home, so to come to America for the first time, to contend and to keep it together and win is pretty special.

This is undoubtedly the highlight of my career and I couldn’t be happier,” he said.

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Tyran Snyders from Western Province became the first South African to lift the prestigious North and Junior South Championship title in 41 years at Pinehurst Resort PHOTO: GOLFRSA

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