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ROAD DEATHS: SA CHILDREN 10 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO DIE IN A CAR ACCIDENT THAN EUROPEAN CHILDREN

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he chance of a child being killed in a car accident is 10 times higher in South Africa than in Europe.

What’s more, a child is 25 times more likely to end up in hospital after being run over by a car in South Africa than in Europe.

This disturbing and somewhat shocking news was shared by Prof Sebastian van As from the Red Cross Children’s Hospital during World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

The day, organised by South Africans Against Drunk Driving (Sadd), was held at Milnerton High School on Monday morning.

Van As, addressing family members of accident victims, nurses, fire and rescue personnel and other guests, also explained that children injured in car crashes are more common in Africa and India than anywhere else in the world.

According to him, the majority of all emergencies at Red Cross are as a result of motor vehicle accidents and not diseases. “We can stop this and halve the work of our department,” Van As emphasised.

He said to prevent child deaths on the roads, parents and adults should play their part by not allowing children under the age of eight alone on the road, and that children should always be strapped in when travelling in a motor vehicle.

“The majority of the kids we see coming into hospital were not restrained, despite the law making it compulsory.

“At least 80% of children are not restrained.

“Some pass away, but those who survive sustain permanent brain damage.

“Also, every week I get a two-year-old who was run over because he or she was in the road,” Van As explained.

With the festive season upon us, the Western Cape Department of Transport says they hope the number of road deaths in the province will remain low.

According to Donald Grant, minister of transport and guest speaker at the event, in the Western Cape they know where, when and how road users are dying.

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Donald Grant, minister for transport and public works, signs a pledge during World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims held on Monday at Milnerton High School.

PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS times over the festive season and we know that 70% of drivers who die in crashes on our roads test positive for alcohol,” Grant said.

He added that South Africa is a signatory to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and the Brasilia Declaration on Road Safety, with the target of reducing global road fatalities by 50% by the year 2020.

“Locally, in the Western Cape, the province has committed to two road safety targets: firstly a reduction in road traffic mortality rates from 21 per 100 000 to 16 per

we? We have to say no,” Smit says.

Sadd is a non-profit organisation that supports the victims of road traffic accidents and the loved ones left behind in the case of fatalities.

According to information, the first ever recorded car crash in South Africa occurred on 1 October 1903.

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Sadd, a member of the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety, has a target to reduce road fatalities and serious injuries by 50%.

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The heartache of losing a beloved son too soon RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj

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he passing of a child is the worst pain any parent can endure. The fond memories and reminders they leave behind are often just as painful to deal with – something the parents of Jake Wootton (18), announced as the new head boy of Milnerton High shortly before his passing, can attest to.

Jake, who excelled at sports and academics, tragically passed away on 8 April 2012 after sustaining severe head injuries in an accident in which he was struck by a car in Dirkie Uys Street, Hermanus. That saddest of days is still stuck in the minds of his mother Sue and father Stephen.

Jake, described as a popular boy at school who loved rugby and lifesaving, would have been 24 years old this year, his parents told TygerBurger on Monday during a commemorative event for people who have been killed in road accidents.

The event, World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, was organised by the non-profit organisation South Africans Against Drunk Driving (Sadd) and was held at Milnerton High School. For Jake’s parents, the school is a place they find difficult to visit these days.

Speaking to the newspaper after the proceedings, Stephen and Sue emotionally remembered the experience of losing their only son. “It is nice to have this type of support, but it will never bring our son back,” says Stephen appreciatively of the work being done by Sadd.

He says the journey to the school on Monday was not an easy one. “It is very hard for my wife and I to come to the school, as Jake spent most of his time here.”

Today, five years on, there are constant reminders of their loving son. “You wake up and there is just someone saying something about him, or you watch a programme on television or hear a song that reminds you of him,” Stephen says, wiping the tears away. The photos around the house are also a constant reminder of their smiling, cheerful and friendly son.

“People still talk about him, and these are the things that remind us of him,” says Stephen.

The father and son had a close relationship. “Our family were very close, and we always went on holiday together,” Sue says quietly. For their daughter Leigh, the battle has been just as challenging. “She does not even talk about it,” her mother says.

The room in which he slept, she says, is also still intact.

The family supports the initiatives by Sadd, but says more should be done to prevent road deaths. They claim the justice system and police failed them. “The investigation that was done was very poorly conduct-

Stephen Wootton and his wife, Sue, at the memorial wall for Milnerton High School learners and teachers who have passed away. The name of their son, Jake Alcott Wootton, is also memorialised on a plaque on the wall.

PHOTOS: RICHARD ROBERTS Milnerton High head boy, Jake Wootton, passed away on 8 April 2012 after being hit by a car. A commemorative event to remember road accident victims was held at the school on Monday 20 November. The event was attended by Jake’s parents, Stephen and Sue.

ed. Throughout the case the statements also changed,” says Stephen.

This is confirmed by Caro Smit, founder and director of Sadd.

“We have very poor crash investigations, with vital information going missing or accident reconstructions not being done correctly.

“People who are responsible for the accidents are therefore often found not guilty because of this,” she explains.

Smit, who in 2005 also lost her son, Chas, in a road accident, adds: “We are accepting this, when we should be outraged.”

Jake would have turned 24 years old on 15 December – a day that should have been a joyous occasion but is now a sad reminder for the Wootton family whose blue-eyed boy’s dream was to pursue a career as an electrical engineer one day.

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Friends robbed by armed gunman in Site 5 Table View police have again renewed their calls for members of the public to be aware of their surroundings and to be vigilant against potential armed robbers.

This comes after two people from Site 5, Table View, were robbed by an armed gunman a week ago.

Captain Adriana Chandler, police spokesperson, says the incident, in which one of the victims was shot and wounded, occurred on Wednesday 15 November.

She says the two friends were sitting next to one another near a cafe in the area, busy exchanging music from one phone to another, when the attack occurred.

“The two friends heard a loud noise resembling a gunshot. The next moment, an unknown armed man appeared waving a

firearm at them. The suspect demanded their phones and cash.

“One of the victims handed over his cellphone, but the other one hesitated and started to argue with the suspect. Without warning, the suspect fired one shot at the victim, hitting him in the leg,” Chandler says.

The suspect grabbed the second cellphone and ran away.

Chandler says the wounded victim was taken to a nearby medical facility for treatment.

The victims were, however, unable to provide the police with a description of the suspect.

“This time of year, there is usually an increase in this type of crime and everyone is urged to be vigilant,” Chandler says.

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Grant Lemos, Table View Neighbourhood Watch chairperson, hands over the letter of thanks to Constable Nathan van Rooi at the Table View Police Station on Thursday 9 November. PHOTO:

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Table View police officer who was shot and wounded while on duty was praised by the community for his bravery.

A letter of thanks was handed over to Constable Nathan van Rooi at the police station on Thursday 9 November. Van Rooi was injured in the arm during a high-speed chase and shoot-out with a group of armed robbers earlier this year. The handover was done by Table View Neighbourhood Watch chairperson, Grant Lemos.

“We went to the people who live in the community and asked them to sign our online thank-you card. People added comments to thank him,” says Lemos.

The card was purchased online, printed and handed over to a very grateful Van Rooi.

The kind gesture was the brainchild of neighbourhood watch member, Garth Bruwer.

“The whole thing was started a day or two after Van Rooi was shot.

“We unfortunately had to wait a while before we could hand it over as he was booked off sick,” says Lemos.

He says a total of 346 residents signed the thank-you card.

“He looked extremely grateful for it, and was shocked that the community did something to thank him.

“These days the police don’t get a lot of appreciation from the community,” Lemos adds.

Van Rooi, he says, is back in action and ready to serve the community once again.

The officer was shot and wounded on Sunday 3 September while he and a colleague were in pursuit of a group of armed robbers.

The suspects had just robbed a cellphone store in Bayside Mall.

Five armed men entered the store while

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Guild to host knife show The Cape Knifemakers’ Guild will be hosting its annual knife show on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 November. The show will take place at Milnerton Hall in Jansen Road, Milnerton. Entry is R25 per person and R40 per couple, which is valid for both days.

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two more accomplices waited outside in a getaway vehicle. The suspects threatened the staff and took numerous boxes with cellphones before fleeing the scene.

The driver of the vehicle continued onto Ashford Street in Sunningdale, where he jumped out and ran towards the West Coast Road. When he noticed the police vehicle, he fired shots towards the officers, injuring one officer in the arm, the police said in a statement at the time.

All of the suspects were arrested and three firearms, as well as the stolen property, were recovered.

With regard to Van Rooi’s act of bravery, Lemos says: “We are inherently grateful. I mean, to make a commitment like that? I

don’t think a lot of other people would have done the same.

“We are grateful for people like that – people who want to serve the community.”

Van Rooi, a father, says he is very grateful for the letter and sincerely appreciates it.

He is doing very well after the incident and has recovered fully.

“Van Rooi is committed to his work and protecting his community,” says Captain Adriana Chandler, police spokesperson.

Lemos says all the role-players involved on the day of the robbery, including the police officers, armed response companies and neighbourhood watch members, performed an amazing job in apprehending the suspects.

Crime awareness campaign at Bayside Mall Table View police officer, Captain Morne van den Heever (right), hands out a pamphlet to Tina Shasulwe, a resident of Parklands, during the crime awareness campaign held at Bayside Mall on Tuesday 14 November.

Table View police held a crime awareness campaign at Bayside Mall recently to inform people about different types of crime.

The event was held last week, on Tuesday 14 November.

Captain Adriana Chandler, police spokesperson, says the police partnered up with local non-profit organisation TLC to host the event.

“With permission of the mall management, the team handed out flyers while interacting with the community.

“The awareness initiative focused on domestic violence, sexual abuse, alcohol abuse and robberies,” Chandler says.

Chandler says that during the interaction, a number of people indicated that they knew of someone in need of the information given to them and that they would share it.

A similar campaign is being planned for Table Bay Mall on Thursday 30 November.

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Woensdag, 22 November 2017

Parents urged to grow walking bus RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj

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ollowing the launch of Dunoon’s first walking bus more than a week ago, parents here are now being encouraged to continue their support of the initiative, and in so doing expand the numbers of “bus drivers”.

The walking bus initiative of the Western Cape Department of Community Safety was launched in the township of Dunoon on Friday 10 November (“Walking bus initiative launched in Dunoon”, 15/11).

“I encourage the 68 parents who joined us at the launch to continue to recruit more volunteers in their respective areas and to grow the walking bus,” says Dan Plato, minister of community safety, adding that he is thankful that the parents of Dunoon Primary, Inkwenkwezi Senior Secondary, Silver Leaf Primary and Sophakama Primary have joined in their droves to help make safety a priority in their area.

The walking bus project was first launched in Wesbank near Delft a year ago and continues to be rolled out across the Western Cape.

“Since the initial launch in Wesbank last year, we have been able to take the initiative

Dan Plato, Western Cape minister for community safety. to at least 23 communities during the 2016/2017 financial year, including Mitch-

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ell’s Plain, Bishop Lavis, Delft, Belhar, Kraaifontein, Strand, Elsies River, Bonteheuwel,

Hanover Park, Lavender Hill, Ocean View, Manenberg, Khayelitsha, Paarl East, George and Mossel Bay. “I am pleased that this project is still growing in the current financial year – with more than 50 walking buses at more than 180 participating schools in several of our vulnerable communities,” says Plato.

The initiative was developed as a way of making walking to school safer for learners within the communities. Walking bus members are volunteers who assist by providing a safe passage for learners to and from school. These volunteers also ensure that the school and surrounding areas remain safe.

“The success and longevity of any walking bus is dependent on the community volunteers’ commitment to improving safety in the area. The department remains a willing partner to any community that wishes to improve safety in their own area and will assist with the necessary logistical support, training and equipment in order to launch a walking bus,” Plato says.

All members involved will undergo training sessions on road safety, first aid and conflict resolution.

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Festive lights tested: It’s all systems go!

The successful test switch-on of the festive lights in Adderley Street was conducted on Wednesday 15 November by the mayor, Patricia de Lille, as we prepare to usher in the holiday season.

She was joined by top Cape Town talents DJ Ready D, Heavenly Quartez, and members of The Rockets (who are celebrating their 50th anniversary).

These artists form part of an exciting line-up of entertainers set to wow Capetonians next month at the Cape’s biggest free open-air event.

Each year thousands of Capetonians and visitors enjoy the celebration. This event is indeed a key example of how we are building an inclusive City as we come together to enjoy safe fun and the best in local entertainment.

The performers set to take the stage at the annual City of Cape Town festive lights switch-on from 16:00 on Sunday 3 December 2017 include: Baby Boy, Paxton Fielies (Idols winner), Soul Kulture, Heavenly Quartez, Koos Kombuis, Vicky Sampson, Craig Lucas (winner of The Voice South Africa), Jimmy Nevis, Freshlyground, The Rockets and Friends (celebrating 50 years) and DJ Reddy D, with MCs Joe Barber and Boeta Gamat.

“The Grand Parade and surrounding streets will be energised by a shining lineup of fan-favourite music acts, ahead of the eagerly awaited illumination moment at

Patricia de Lillle (third from left), mayor of Cape Town, with some of the artists that were present at the test switch-on of the lights. The artists will perform on Saturday 3 December.

20:30. The concert will end with a spectacular 3D video mapping display. As always, the first crossing in Adderley Street will carry a brand new light attraction that this year will spark the 2017 theme, ‘Cape Town celebrates summer’,” De Lille said.

The festive lights switch-on is always a highlight on the City’s annual events calendar, as it is a wonderful family occasion for young and old to enjoy. Attracting not only local residents, but visitors from afar

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Milnerton’s very own ‘Media City’ RICHARD ROBERTS @richardjohn_rj

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hat was once the home of a giant retailer is today the place where some of the most popular documentaries, high-end international and local commercials, films and television series are made.

Believe it or not, Atlantic Film Studios – located on the corner of Marconi Road and Montague Drive in Milnerton – is also the place where popular movies such as Tomb Raider have been shot.

Atlantic Film Studios, which offers the international and local film and television industry massive amounts of production space, officially opened two years ago and has since grown significantly.

The building not only offers studio space, but also production offices, an art department, post-production facilities, equipment hire and digital workflow.

Brad Schmitt, studio manager, told TygerBurger during a sit-down interview last week that the idea behind the studio sprung forth when a group of private investors in the film and property industry came together.

“They saw the opportunity to create a studio – a very important element of the film industry,” Schmitt says.

Sakkie Ferreira, operational manager, says the business has since its opening be-

come much more than just a studio.

“It is more about creating a ‘media city’ at the end of the day rather than just being a studio – a place where we can take people from previously disadvantaged areas and train them and give them the opportunity to access the film industry. That is the goal.

“We want to do apprenticeships and mentor them,” he says.

Ferreira adds that to date Johannesburg has been the television capital of South Africa, but that will soon change.

“Almost 90% of the people here today are actually from Johannesburg.

“We want to start putting Cape Town on the television production map. We want to create a media city in Montague Gardens that is accessible to everyone and to make Cape Town the film industry hub,” Ferreira says.

Schmitt says a major part in choosing the current building was the amount of parking space it offered on the premises.

“Believe it or not, that plays a big part in this business,” Schmitt says, explaining that just a day before, the entire parking lot was filled with filming trucks. There are 450 parking bays in total, according the website www.atlanticstudios.co.za.

Some of the local productions currently being filmed at the studios are the popular Afrikaans soap opera, Suidooster, and the talk show Kwêla, being aired on kykNet.

Atlantic Film Studios in Montague Drive, Milnerton, this year celebrates two years since the opening of the business in 2014.

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Die kykNET-sepie Suidooster vier vandeesmaand sy tweede verjaarsdag.

Suidooster is die eerste Afrikaanse sepie wat in Kaapstad verfilm word en is deesdae een van kykNET se gewildste programme, volgens ’n woordvoerder. “Ons is dankbaar vir die wonderlike ondersteuning wat Suidooster wyd en syd kry!” sê Bradley Joshua, een van die uitvoerende vervaardigers.

“Die sukses van Suidooster is verbysterend en dit is baie duidelik dat dié sepie nog vir jare op kykers se skerms gaan ‘waai’,” sê hy oor die program wat deur Suidooster-films

by Atlantic Studios in Montague Gardens, Milnerton vervaardig word.

Kitsfeite oor Suidooster: . Dit is die eerste Suid-Afrikaanse sepie met ’n Moslemgesin as hoofkarakters.

. In 2015 het dit ’n blitsvinnige vyf maande en 15 dae geneem om alles gereed te kry – van die aankondiging op 1 Junie 2015 tot die eerste episode op 16 November 2015. . Die verfilming van Suidooster het op 12 Oktober 2015 begin. . Die 387ste episode is op Suidooster se tweede verjaarsdag uitgesaai. . Om een episode van 22 minute uit te saai, skiet 3 kameras vir ongeveer 10 ure elke dag – wat beteken ongeveer 30 ure se skietwerk word gesny na 22 minute. . Daar is 80 vaste personeel, wat 19 permanente akteurs insluit.

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Woensdag, 22 November 2017

China Town set to launch 15 new stores F

ollowing a devastating fire in October last year, which saw one third of China Town at Sable Square being destroyed and significant damage done to the gym and other areas, the complex is now set to launch 15 brand new stores.

After nearly 12 months of reconstruction, these new and exciting shops are back in business, says Steve Kruger on behalf of the complex.

“All 15 of the affected shopkeepers suffered significant losses, and many of them found it difficult to survive while the damaged areas were being rebuilt.

“However, most of them have returned and have now occupied the new shops. They will start trading on Friday 24 November and look forward to a successful season,” Kruger says.

He says China Town has enjoyed a long-standing relationship with Sable Square for approximately six years, and now there will be 43 exciting shops to choose from, offering a fantastic variety of products.

To celebrate the official reopening of the shops, there will be dragon dancers and other entertainment at Sable Square on Saturday.

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group of runners from different athletic clubs will be embarking on a four-day awareness run on the N1 between Rawsonville and Beaufort West as part of the United Against Human Trafficking Campaign.

The 400km race takes place from Tuesday 5 to Saturday 9 December. The runners who will lead the race are, back from left, Tiaan Roodt, Vicus van der Merwe, Hilton Murray and Franselene Krause. In front are Claudia Burger, Nadine Blom and Thamar Jacobs from the Bellville and Melkbos Athletics Club respectively. The event, which is organised

by Bloubergstrand Social Work Services at the Dutch Reformed Church Bloubergstrand in partnership with Anex, is being held in recognition of 16 days of activism against the abuse of women and children.

Fifteen new stores open their doors on Friday at China Town at Sable Square in Milnerton, following a devastating fire last year.

CIC to host meeting The annual meeting of the Community Intervention Centre (CIC) will be taking place on Tuesday 28 November from 18:00 to 19:00. The meeting will be held in the conference room on the second floor of the Milnerton Police Station.

V For more information, call 021 528 3037 or the CIC helpline on 082 821 3447.

Writers’ Circle to meet The West Coast Writers’ Circle will be holding their last meeting of the year on Saturday 25 November, and all writers and aspiring authors are invited to attend. The meeting takes place at the Milnerton Library at 09:15.

Bring along a pen and paper and R10 for tea.

V For more details, send an SMS to 072 250 9500 or visit www.westcoastwriterssa.weebly.com.

Woensdag, 22 November 2017

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Parklands College excels again T

he Western Cape regional First Lego League (FLL) competition, hosted recently at the Cape Town Science Centre, was a display of true innovation and entrepreneurship skills, displaying solutions within the theme of “Hydrodynamics”.

Hydrodynamics is a branch of physics that deals with the motion of fluids and the forces acting on solid bodies immersed in fluids. This year the FLL competition focused on the use of water – how we find, transport, use and dispose of it, the FLL website explains.

Teams Hyperion Bots, SpringBots and JellyBots, Parklands College’s entries into the competition, displayed an excellent show of talent during the event after a month-long process of doing research, meeting with experts, and compiling a prototype solution to their identified problem, says school spokesperson, Ellenor Clews.

She says their solutions showcased a variety of talent, including advanced robotics

programming, design skills through the use of Photoshop, as well as 3D animation applications.

“It was a proud moment for the Parklands College family when Team Hyperion Bots were once again crowned the champions, after being recipients of the same award in 2016.

“Team Hyperion Bots also received a trophy for first place in the robot game, after dominating in all three rounds of the competition.

“Our junior team, JellyBots, a first-time entrant in the competition, swooped the Core Values Award,” Clews says.

Teams Hyperion Bots and SpringBots were among five teams selected to represent the Western Cape in the First Lego League national competition taking place at the SciBono Centre from Friday 1 to Saturday 2 December.

“Our best wishes accompany both our teams,” Clews says.

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Sakeman kla oor poskantoor se geldmakery ESMÉ ERASMUS

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Pure geldmakery, sê ’n beswaarde sakeman van Durbanville, nadat hy verlede week byna R25 stuk by Durbanville-poskantoor moes betaal vir pakkies wat hy van ’n oorsese aanlynwebblad bestel het.

Volgens die man, wat anoniem wil bly, het hy vir langer as ’n jaar al talle items spotgoedkoop van die Chinese webblad wish.com bestel – enigiets van ’n LED-liggie of flitslig tot selfs ’n aksiekamera.

“Ek gebruik dit gereeld vir klein items – bestel sommer vier of vyf items op ’n keer, alles rondom R50 of so,” vertel hy.

Dis spotgoedkoop, maar dit duur wel maande voor die pakkies hier aankom, sê

hy.

“Toe ek nou my laaste pakkie op Dinsdag 14 November gaan afhaal, moet ek hoor dat ek nou R24,80 as hanteringsfooi moet betaal.

“Die poskantoor het nou besluit om geld te begin vra vir die hantering van die pakkies, aangesien dit nou so groot geraak het,” sê hy.

Volgens hom het een van die poskantoor se werknemers so vier maande gelede aan hom gemeld dat hulle duisende van die pakkies ontvang – tot sowat 100 per dag.

“Jy moet ook self jou pakkies op die lys van pakkies soek, en ek moes laas deur meer as 50 bladsye vol pakkies gaan om my pakkie op te spoor,” vertel hy.

Dit word volgens inligting gedoen om klante te help indien hulle nog nie hul afleweringsadvies (of strokie) vir hul pakkie

ontvang het nie.

Hy is veral beswaard daaroor dat niemand vooraf oor die hanteringsfooi ingelig is nie.

“Ek sit nou met seker tien pakkies waarvoor ek amper niks betaal het nie, en gaan geen ander uitweg hê as om nóg te moet betaal nét om dit te ontvang nie.

“Ek het dit dan juis bestel oor dit so goedkoop is. Ek het mos klaar vir die verskeping betaal. Ek voel hulle hou ons pakkies hostage,” sê hy.

“Dis mos waarvoor die poskantoor daar is – sodat ons pakkies kan ontvang. Ek kan nie glo dat hulle wegkom daarmee dat hulle ekstra geld vra net om hul werk te doen nie” sê hy. “’n Mens kan dit vergelyk met iets soos dat die polisie jou nou R24,80 vra om uit te kom as jy ’n inbraak rapporteer, want hulle het

te min polisiemanne … dis mos absurd!”

Dié hanteringsfooi is egter niks nuuts nie.

Martie Gilchrist, woordvoerder van die SA Poskantoor, het by navraag gesê die hanteringsfooi op oorsese pakkies is al in vorige jare gehef.

“Dit dek die koste van die sortering, prosessering, berekening van die invoerbelasting en vervoer van die pakkies.

“Poskantoorverbruikers aanvaar oor die algemeen die hanteringsfooi. Vandat mense wish.com ontdek het, word ons oorval met pakkies van oorsee!

“Dit het van begin vanjaar met 400% toegeneem en ons moes ons prosesse by ons internasionale possorteringsentrum aanpas om dit te hanteer.”

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A tiny baby turns into a huge miracle

Upon seeing my newborn baby for the first time, most other people reacted with shock and then sympathy. My baby was born at 30 weeks, weighing only 1kg.

If you’re unfamiliar with the world of babies ... that’s tiny! A woman carries a baby to full term, which is 40 weeks (sometimes longer, sometimes shorter). A child is considered “premature” when it is born before 37 weeks. Many mothers would have a minor heart attack if their baby was born weighing less than 2.5kg.

My own reaction upon seeing my daughter was an overwhelming feeling of confusion and anxiety.

In the case of my daughter’s birth there were no movie-like moments of me pushing my baby out while yelling at my husband. The grandparents weren’t huddled outside excitedly waiting for news. I wasn’t patting away sweat while looking lovingly at my bundle of joy.

Instead I woke up in ICU and was told my baby had been born the previous evening. She was We couldn’t alive for more than 10 hours before I stroke our girl. saw her for the time.

She was born first It still seems My husso premature­ surreal. band and I were ly she had no living in England when I became nerve en­ pregnant. At 28 weeks we travelled dings. to South Africa for a last hurrah before our daughter was meant to make her appearance in London. But life had other plans. One morning I woke up feeling terrible. And three days later she was born. Turns out I was suffering from a condition called pre-eclampsia, which is high blood pressure induced by pregnancy. Things escalated quite quickly and by day three my pre-eclampsia had turned into eclampsia when I suffered a seizure in hospital. I’m told this quite rare in private health care. Lucky me.

Having a premature baby meant we were introduced the world of NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit or “Nico”).

In a way it felt a bit like a sterile spaceship. A lot of machines and people in uniforms, with everyone sterilising their hands before entering and leaving.

Nobody except parents allowed inside.

We couldn’t stroke our girl. She was born so prematurely she had no nerve endings. Like ET, we could only point and touch her gently. She had jaundice almost immediately and developed a cold quite quickly (which in a baby that size becomes a catastrophe). As a baby will only be discharged from NICU upon reaching a certain weight and age, we lived in terms of millilitres and grams.

“She drank 20ml today and picked up 15g!” we exclaimed excitedly to our confused friends.

But with the challenges there were joys. NICU was a soft landing for the trauma. Here my confused mind could slowly come to grips with having a child.

The nurses were patient with our absolute inexperience. We went home knowing somebody was looking out for her constantly. The staff were our cheerleaders and our baby’s biggest fans. Firm kindness was the motto of my child’s first home. Here we were taught to bathe her, feed her, and get to grips with her emaciated body and the unique challenges of caring for a baby of that size.

My daughter would spend 47 days in NICU. She was discharged before her actual due date (we joked about her being “minus five days old”).

Today, a few days after “World Prematurity Day”, she is a healthy 15 months and the light of our lives. One day I’ll tell her about the miracle of her being alive.

I’ll speak of her fighting spirit and I’ll be sure to tell her of the nurses and staff that got her to where she is today. – Nielen de Klerk

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Lewenskiekie

Koringoestyd in die Wes-Kaap: Dit is oestyd in Durbanville se koringlande. Dié foto is op die Vissershokpad van die Brinks se plaas geneem, waar die pa en sy twee seuns besig was om te oes.

FOTO: JOHAN WINTERBACH

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Disillusioned with the DA Most people I speak to are not voting for the DA again.

Others have decided not to vote at all in the next election, due to all the obvious reasons ... De Lille for this and that, Zille for her parley settler comments, and the party leader too busy trying to bring down Zuma and the Guptas.

Perhaps they just haven’t had the time to care enough for the people of the Western Cape.

When southern China experienced a drought, northern China, which had plenty of water, said: We have two options: move all the people in the south to the north, or channel some of our water to the south (which they did, by means of pipelines, etc).

My question to the DA and central government is why were similar solutions not put in place for us in the Western Cape, as there was ample preparation time? Or have they all derailed to such a degree that they have lost the plot – too busy feathering their own nest, following in the footsteps of the ruling party?

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No longer kings of our own castles It was good to read your report on house robberies (“‘Stay calm’ advises house robbery victim”, 08/11).

Why are so many robberies repeated without the perpetrators ever being caught?

Why are robberies in the same complex – five in three

years – not solved?

If you phone the police when a robber enters your bedroom, how can they arrive only 20 to 30 minutes after you phoned them urgently?

Well, I am a nearly 80 years old and European; I have lived in this country for 50 years and have always supported this country.

As co-founder of the world’s biggest chemical company in the world, I worked in Cape Town for six years before being called back to Germany.

I then returned to make South Africa my permanent home. When I speak to other people who have also been robbed in their “castle”, the sentiment is often: “We appreciate that we are still alive and unharmed!”

This is definitely the wrong attitude in a civilised country.

Perhaps all those people should refuse to pay tax, after having lost valuable things.

This country’s security apparatus for its citizens is hardly in existence.

GDT Durbanville

Traffic chaos in Church Street Wonderful to read about all new developments in and around Durbanville (“Campus on the cards”, 15/11).

I also read about an extensive traffic impact study that was done. Did this study also look at the massive increase in traffic using the portion of Church Street between the police station and De Villiers Avenue? From trucks carrying bricks to cement mixers, sand transport trucks, tankers transporting liquids and farmers transporting feed – all now use this stretch of road to bypass Wellington Road. This portion of Church Street is used by all vehicles and trucks to move from one

side of Durbanville to the other. Everyone wanting to drive from Race Course Road to Klipheuwel Road (and vice versa) also uses this portion of Church Street.

This road is far too narrow for this two-way traffic, plus there are various residential complexes where the residents must enter or exit from Church Street.

The stop street at intersection of Church and Oxford streets is an absolute nightmare – a very dangerous situation, just waiting for serious accidents to happen.

Another way through or past Durbanville town centre really has to be found for all this heavy traffic.

D. MYBURGH Durbanville

Haweloses hou ons gevange in huise Ons betaal baie geld aan grondbelasting, maar die Stad Kaapstad laat toe dat die sogenaamde haweloses van ons woongebiede vullishope maak, oopput-toilette grawe en ons in ons huise gevange hou, soos in tronke.

KENNY MARTHINUS Parow-Wes

What will be done about vagrants?

What is going to be done about the vagrants under Tierberg Bridge?

According to the most recent emails we received from Kim Brice and Prasa, they were going to do a joint operation to get rid of them – but nothing has happened.

Is there a way we can make Prasa or those who work for City of Cape Town, whose job it is to get rid of the vagrants, held accountable for all this grief they (Prasa, COCT and vagrants) are causing us?

Can JP Smith or Dan Plato or someone please get involved here? There was a front-page article about this problem in TygerBurger of Wednesday 15 November. The article mainly stresses how much the City of Cape Town is doing to help the homeless – but what about us taxpaying law-abiding citizens?

LINDSAY MCCRAE Parow North

Black Friday bargains With Black Friday just around the corner, on 24 November, I cannot wait to do my annual Christmas shopping, as we will never see price deals like these at any other time of the year. I will rise before the crack of dawn and head straight to the shops at 07:30. The thrill, atmosphere and crowds of people hustling and bustling are so exciting. Black Friday is a chance for me to score great bargains at excellent prices. I purchase gifts for the entire year – birthdays, anniversaries and much more. I encourage everyone to take this opportunity, as Black Friday deals only come our way once a year. It is by far one of the most exciting events in South Africa!

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Haweloses hou ons gevange in huise Ons betaal baie geld vir grondbelasting, maar die Stad Kaapstad laat toe dat die sogenaamde haweloses van ons woongebiede vullishope maak, oopput-toilette grawe en ons in ons huise gevange hou soos in tronke.

KENNY MARTHINUS Parow-Wes

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Cocktails shake up the City With the festive season underway, along with the perfect weather and energetic atmosphere, Cape Town is definitely the place to be.

From 4 to 11 November the Mother City experienced the second instalment of SA Cocktail Week and the very first SA Cocktail Week Awards. With 10 handpicked venues, partnered with the world’ best-known premium spirits, the awards aimed to determine the very best of the best. The categories included

Most Loved Cocktail Bar, Best Signature Cocktail, Top Bartender, Most Enthusiastic Brand Ambassador, and The People’s Favourite Brand.

Chris Meissner, representing Olmeca Altos, won the award for Most Enthusiastic Brand Ambassador. Hendricks Gin won the award for The People’s Favourite Brand. AJ Snetler from Twankey Bar owned the night, winning Top Bartender, Best Signature Cocktail, and Most Loved Cocktail Bar.

Cecil Afrika hou hier vir Dané du Plessis van Milnerton vas, terwyl haar pa, Deon, Dian help om die bal vas te hou. Siviwe Soyizwapi kyk toe.

Talle ondersteuners ontmoet Blitshelde AJ Snetler from Twankey Bar.

Chris Meissner from Olmeca Altos.

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Die besoek was geskeduleer van 12:00 tot 14:00 en geskenkbewyse van winkels in die sentrum is aan die ondersteuners uitgedeel. ’n Danskompetisie tussen Superman, Mina Mooh en Spiderman het vir groot vermaak gesorg, want kaartjies vir die Kaapstad-Sewes op Saterdag 9 Desember en Sondag 10 Desember was op die spel.

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saam met hul gunsteling-Blitsbok te neem nie, en Abubakar Benn van Elsiesrivier het selfs ’n happy dance uitgevoer toe hy ’n drukkie van Seabelo Senatla ontvang het.

Die middag se verrigtinge is afgesluit met ’n danskompetisie tussen Senatla, Branco du Preez, Chris Dry en Siviwe Soyizwapi, wat deur laasgenoemde gewen is.

Hy het Dry van sy kroon beroof onder luide applous van die omstanders.

Die Blitsbokke vertrek op Saterdag 25 November na Dubai waar hulle hul wêreldkroon by die eerste toernooi van HSBC se Sewesreeks op Vrydag 1 en Saterdag 2 Desember gaan verdedig.

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Renew licence ahead of rush

Councillor Mzwakhe Nqavashe (far left) and JP Smith (far right) posing with the special award winners, (from left) Luthando Ngqamakhwe, Esther Nieman, Marcel Adriaanse and Wade Mohamed, at the Fire and Rescue Service graduation ceremony at Epping Fire Station.

New firefighters join the dedicated fold A

group of 33 learner firefighters were awarded their badges and ranks during a graduation ceremony last week, ahead of their deployment to various fire stations.

This comes just in time for the busy summer season.

The group, comprising 30 male and three female learner firefighters, graduated from the Epping Training Academy on Thursday 16 November.

They were awarded their badges and ranks by Ian Schnetler, the chief fire officer – the final step in a near year-long journey that included a gruelling physical assessment, interviews, and an eight-month training course covering a number of modules like Firefighter 1, Hazardous Materials

Awareness, and Level-3 First Aid. The top students in the two trainee groups were Marcel Adriaanse (27) from Parow and Esther Nieman (33) from Welgemoed, while Wade Mohamed (27) from Zeekoevlei and Luthando Mgqamakhwe (27) from Kraaifontein were acknowledged as the most improved students in their respective groups.

JP Smith, the City’s Mayco member for safety and security and social services, said, “This is a very proud day for the graduates and their families, because firefighting is a calling that requires grit, determination and character. Many have tried to make the grade, but it’s not a career that everyone is cut out for. So I applaud the graduates for this achievement. The City is proud to welcome them into the fold and I am sure that they will be ambassadors to their employer in service to our residents.”

The graduates were set to be deployed to various fire stations around the city as from Friday 17 November.

“Odds are that the recruits will quite literally face a baptism of fire, as experience shows that there is a massive increase in the number of vegetation fires over the warmer months. I have no doubt that their time at the training acadGraduation ceremony at the Epping Fire Station PHOTOS: emy has prepared them for CARL FOURIE this,” said Smith.

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The City of Cape Town has urged residents to apply for their licence discs in good time to avoid the expected long queues.

In a statement, the City said they are bracing themselves for the annual influx of residents applying for their motor vehicle licence renewals ahead of the December holidays.

Johan van der Merwe, the City’s Mayco member for finance, says although they have implemented measures to deal with the high volume, long queues are still expected as people often visit the licensing offices during their December holidays.

Residents can avoid these queues by renewing their licence discs online, and the City encourages them to go this route if possible.

An online licence application takes approximately 14 days from the date of application to receiving it in the post, so residents must bear this in mind.

The City assures residents that the online registration portal is up to date and will remain so.

People are reminded to take along their proof of address when renewing their mo-

tor vehicle licences.

This must be done annually as per national government requirements. It is very important to have all of the required documentation to prevent any additional delays.

Van der Merwe says the City has done everything possible to increase its staff in the lead-up to and during December, both at the walk-in centres and for the online service, but the demand remains quite high as many residents scramble to get their vehicle licences ahead of the big holiday days to avoid fines during their travels.

“We have increased the number of terminals at the motor vehicle registration offices and staff will again be rotated to the busy offices.”

Card payment facilities are now available at all the motor vehicle licence offices, including the Cape Town Civic Centre.

V To apply online, visit www.capetown.gov.za. The licence renewal offices across the City will close early, at 13:00, on Friday 1 December, and will be closed on 16 December, 23 to 26 December and 30 December 2017, and 1 January 2018.

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Cultural nominations open The Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport (DCAS) has opened the nomination process for members of the public to nominate deserving individuals and organisations for the 2017/18 Cultural Affairs Awards.

These awards have been presented by the DCAS since 1999 in honour of those individuals and organisations that have made an impact in the fields of arts and culture, libraries, language, heritage, museums and archives in the Western Cape.

Anroux Marais, Western Cape minister of cultural affairs and sport, affirms the importance of these awards: “It is important that we acknowledge the work being

done by many people across our province to ensure that culture, history, language and records are being preserved and promoted.

“Our heritage should be easily accessible to future generations. I encourage the people of the Western Cape to nominate deserving individuals and organisations.”

The closing date for nominations is 30 November.

The winners of the awards will be announced at a ceremony early in 2018.

V For more information and nomination forms, visit https://www.westerncape.gov.za/generalpublication/2017-18-cultural-affairs-awards.

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Woensdag, 22 November 2017

When you smile, the whole world smiles with you

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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 develop- Nigel, who underwent life-changing surgery ing brain, which can lead to clinical symptoms such as chronic headaches. year for GDS, especially with all of the negaTo correct this and to alleviate the physi- tivity in our country at the moment. If we cal and emotional distress caused by his pull together and work for a single good, we condition, surgeons reshaped Nigel’s skull can achieve so much more in our beautiful in a procedure called a cranial vault remod- South Africa. GDS’s contribution is amplielling. fied by the commitment of the surgeons, the Another child, 10-year-old Minintle* from medical staff and the team at the Smile Strand, underwent the first phase of her ear Foundation who make this a reality. GDS reconstructive surgery this week. is proud to be associated with such a noble Ear reconstructive surgeries are among cause and the Smile Foundation!” says the most complex paediatric surgeries to Neeren Ramaharakh, CEO of GDS Technolperform. They are necessary to correct ab- ogies. normalities of the ears as a result of congenThe Smile Foundation is a South African ital deformities. They are conducted in two NGO that assists children with any type of phases: first the new ear is designed from facial or other conditions to receive reconthe patient’s own rib cartilage, where it is structive surgery within South Africa. The placed in a skin pocket. Next, three months organisation helps children who suffer later, the ear is lifted to match the other ear. from treatable facial anomalies such as “We are extremely happy to support so cleft lip and palate, burns, Moebius synmany children in this Smile Week. The ef- drome (facial paralysis) and other condifects of these surgeries are not only felt by tions. The foundation is based in eight acathe individual patients, but throughout demic hospitals around South Africa. their families and even their greater com“We are investing in the medical teams munities. we work with, through an academic skills “What better Christmas present to give programme, and we assist the hospitals by these children than the gift of a smile and purchasing equipment for use by the dethe chance to feel accepted? This is some- partments of plastic and reconstructive thing many of these young patients wish to surgery. The wish of our chief patron, the have – to be free from ostracisation. We are late honourable Nelson Mandela, was for us humbled to be a part of the process to assist to assist as many children around South Afthe surgical teams involved, and we thank rica as possible to alleviate the stigma atour generous donor, GDS Technologies, tached to living with a facial condition,” which has partnered with us for three years says Ramaharakh. in changing South African children’s For more information, contact the Smile lives,” says Moira Gerszt, operations execu- Foundation at www.smilefoundation.co.za tive director at the Smile Foundation. or on 0861 276 453. To make a donation of “GDS is excited to be working with the R10, SMS “Smile” to 38413.

Smile Foundation on another Smile Week. (*Surnames withheld to protect their It is really the most fulfilling part of the identities)

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ooibos tea could reduce the risk of “type 3” diabetes – a precursor to Alzheimer’s disease November is World Diabetes Awareness Month, which focuses on raising awareness of the signs, symptoms and prevention of this condition.

According to a statement released by the SA Rooibos Council, researchers at Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University in the USA found a link between a relatively new form of diabetes, known as type 3 diabetes, and Alzheimer’s disease.

As with all types of dementia, Alzheimer’s is caused by a combination of genetic, lifestyle and environmental factors that affect the health of the brain over a period of time, but now scientists have discovered a strong connection between the disease and insulin resistance in the brain – also referred to as type 3 diabetes.

Prof. Christo Muller, chief specialist scientist at the SA Medical Research Council (SAMRC), describes Alzheimer’s as a neurodegenerative disease in the elderly, which involves the progressive loss of nerve cells and connections.

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Their research at the SAMRC found that an aspalathin-enriched extract of green rooibos was particularly effective at lowering raised blood glucose levels in diabetic rats.

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Dít is hoe Sheri Brynard (35) tydens haar boekbekendstelling by die Alta du Toit-nasorgsentrum in Boston gesê het.

Sy is die enigste persoon ter wêreld met Downsindroom wat ’n onderwysdiploma in kleutersorg het, en geen aanpassings is tydens haar opleiding vir haar gemaak nie “Die boek gaan ook nie daaroor om nie vir jouself jammer te kry nie. Dit gaan daaroor dat mens nooit moed moet opgee nie. Dit gaan oor drome wat elkeen moet hê, al moet jy harder as ander werk en meer bid om die drome waar te maak,” het sy gesê.

“Ek woon my lewe lank in Bloemfontein en wonderlike dinge het al met my gebeur sedert ek die internasionale ambassadeur vir alle mense met Downsindroom geword het. Eintlik is ek net ’n doodgewone mens met ’n ekstra chromosoom en dit maak my bietjie stadiger. Dis al wat ek ken en eintlik is ek heeltemal oukei om ek te wees.

“Ek kla net soms wanneer my ma so vinnig loop dat dit lyk asof sy vir my wegloop.

“Ek kan ook nie lank staan nie, sukkel met skoene en is maar lomp. Die instrukteurs by die gimnasium probeer my hiermee help.

Eintlik vat ek langer met alles wat ek doen, maar ons almal het mos maar dinge wat ons anders wil hê in ons lewens,” het sy gesê.

Dit is vir haar nog ongelooflik om haar eie boek in boekwinkels uitgestal te sien.

“Wanneer mense my boek koop, voel dit net so onwerklik en kan ek dit nie glo nie.

In my boek wou ek ook aan mense verduidelik hoe my pad geloop het, omdat die Here my baie seën. Ek wou my eie storie vertel, want mense praat so maklik vir ander en ek wou oor myself skryf,” het Shéri gesê.

Sy word gereeld gevra waaroor die boek gaan en wat sy nou eintlik daarmee wil bereik.

“Ek verduidelik dit graag sodat mense kan verstaan. Dis nie ’n boek net vir mense met Downsindroom nie. Dis ’n boek wat handel oor die lewe binne ’n dop van andersheid.

Dis ’n boek van vasbyt, hard werk en die verwerking van die uitdagings van ’n lewe waar

mens nie regtig inpas nie, tot die aanvaarding en beste maak van j ou omstandighede.

“Dis ’n positiewe boek, sonder issues en hangups. Dis ’n boek van verlies en soms seer, maar met die sterk boodskap van hoop, indien jy regtig die Here se genade en liefde in jou lewe toelaat. Met die boek omarm ons andersheid en probeer hoop gee vir ander wat gemarginaliseer voel,” het sy gesê.

Sy wil ook via hierdie artikel die wanpersepsie regstel dat sy aan Downsindroom ly.

“Ek het ’n ekstra chromosoom en hét Downsindroom. Dis nie ’n siekte nie en mense met Downsindroom ly nie meer soos in die verlede toe hulle weggesteek of in ’n inrigting geplaas is nie. Dis net wanneer aborsies gedoen word, dat hulle ly,” het sy gesê.

Volgens haar ma, Susette, was en is haar lewe anders.

“Shéri is en sal altyd stadiger wees, al verstom sy my daagliks. Haar onderwys- en werkloopbaan was vol struikelblokke, waarvan die lesers in die boek kan lees. Maar die lag was baie, veel meer as die hartseer,” het sy gesê.

“Haar suksesse was nie gemeet aan ander se sukses nie en ook nie aan wat sy nie kan doen nie, maar wat sy wel kan doen. Sy groei nog elke dag en in haar beroepslewe kry sy stadigaan meer verantwoordelikhede,” het Susette gesê.

Shéri het ’n spesiale vriend, Gustav Taljaard, wat vier ure uit Bloemfontein bly en boer.

“Hulle is al 20 jaar spesiale vriende, maar omdat nie een van die twee hul lewens wil los nie, bly die een nie by die ander nie. Hulle kan ook nie vir mekaar sorg nie en hulle het nie seksuele gevoelens vir mekaar nie; dus is trou nie ter sprake nie.

“Beide geniet die verhouding soos dit is.

Shéri se behoefte is om normaal te wees en dan te trou, soos haar sussies gedoen het. Sy weet egter dit kan nie gebeur nie en wanneer sy haar stories op televisie kyk, is Gustav nie gewild as hy haar bel nie,” vertel Susette laggend.

Haar boodskap by bekendstellings van haar boek is dat jy net die beste jy kan wees, sonder om jou met ander te vergelyk.

Volgens haar wil sy huil as mense hulle as “hemelkinders” beskryf, wat net uitverkore mammas kry, want die mense weet nie van

By die bekendstelling van die boek Shéri - nes ek is by die Alta du Toit-nasorgsentrum in Bellville, was (van links) Susette Brynard, Shéri se ma, Colleen Naudé, medeskrywer, Shéri en Maryna van der Meulen, woordvoerder van die nasorgsentrum. beter nie. Hulle is glo liefdevol en dierbaar, maar volgens haar is hierdie idee baie verouder, al is dit goed bedoel.

“Ek is net ’n kind wat stadiger ontwikkel. Alle kinders wat slaap, lyk vir my soos hemelkinders. Hulle is verseker nie almal liefdevol nie en kan maar lekker stout en vol streke wees soos enige ander kind. Dankie tog hulle is net gewone kinders wat hul grense soms toets,” het Shéri gesê.

“Shéri is pragtig en vol liefde, soos vele ander kinders ook. Hulle pas nie almal in dieselfde boksie nie en moet nie met mekaar vergelyk word nie. Hulle verskil nes normale kinders van mekaar verskil, tog is daar baie normale en Downsindroomkinders wat liefdevol en dierbaar is.

“Dis verseker nie spesiale mammas wat sulke kinders kry nie. Enige mamma wat ’n kindjie grootmaak met liefde en ondersteuning, is spesiaal, so ook mammas met kinders met Downsindroom.

“Ek was maar kwaai met haar en het duidelike grense gestel. Dit het Shéri gehelp om binne die grense van dissipline te funksioneer,” het Susette gesê.

Drama is Shéri se heel lekkerste stokperdjie.

“Sy het al twee keer in Binnelanders op televisie verskyn en ook in twee verskillende verhoogproduksies op die Vrystaat-Kunstefees gespeel. Die kunstefees is soortgelyk aan die KKNK. Sy het al meer as 500 keer nasionaal en internasionaal as gasspreker opgetree. Haar boodskap is ’n boodskap van hoop, nes haar boek,” het haar ma gesê. Volgens die mede-skrywer, Colleen Naudé, kry hulle baie goeie terugvoering oor die boek.

Op ’n vraag watter mense ’n invloed op haar lewe gehad het, het Susette geantwoord dat daar ontsettend baie mense is wat werktuie in die hand van die Here is.

“Om een of twee uit te sonder sou verkeerd wees. Sy dra haar boek aan haar ouma, Sarie Horak, en pa, Jerry, op, wat albei oorlede is en nooit al die lekker van haar suksesse saam met haar kon beleef nie. Albei het ’n ongelooflike rol in haar lewe gespeel,” het Susette gesê.

Op ’n vraag wat nog op haar wenslysie is, het Shéri gesê dat sy graag weer in Binnelanders wil speel.

HEALTH INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 2018/19 UNDERGRADUATE INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME IN HEALTH TECHNOLOGY – CLINICAL ENGINEERING The Western Cape Government: Health is commencing with an internship programme in clinical engineering for engineering undergraduates meeting the below-mentioned criteria, residing in the Western Cape and holding South African citizenship.

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

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Electrical Engineering – Light Current Mechatronics Mechanical Engineering Clinical Engineering

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.

Shéri Brynard teken hier een van haar boeke.

Women and people with disabilities are welcome to apply.

Candidates must submit a completed Application Form (Z83 Form) obtainable from any government department, together with a CV and a certified copy of either their green South African bar-coded ID or their new South African ID card. Academic records must be certified by the relevant institution.

Clearly state the advert details on the application form and send for the attention of Ms NT Albertus, Directorate: People Development, Western Cape Government: Health, 4 Dorp Street, Cape Town 8001.

Please note: Copies of certified copies and faxes will not be accepted. The WCG: Health will not be held responsible for any costs relating to relocation, subsistence and travelling. Correspondence will be limited to shortlisted candidates only, who will be informed within three months after the closing date.

Enquiries: Mr Karel van der Merwe, tel. 021 815 8639 Closing date for applications: 15 December 2017

The Department of Health is guided by the principles of Employment Equity. Candidates with disabilities are encouraged to apply and an indication in this regard will be appreciated.

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Shéri Brynard gesels hier met die gehoor oor haar boek by die bekendstelling.

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WE CAN ONLY AVOID IT IF WE ALL WORK TOGETHER Cape Town is experiencing its worst drought ever. We face the very real possibility of DAY ZERO – the day the City’s taps are turned off in May 2018.

When this happens, residents will have to queue at water collection points and will be rationed to 25 l per person per day.

The City is doing everything possible to secure additional water including desalination, through aquifers and recycling waste water, but we also need every single resident to use less than 87 l per day. It’s within our power to save as much water as possible now and avoid DAY ZERO.

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Enjoy scenic cinema setting at The Galileo C

ape Town’s much-loved summer outdoor movie experience, The Galileo Open Air Cinema, is back. Offering popular films screened under the stars at venues across Cape Town and the Winelands, The Galileo offers an evening out for film buffs and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The well-known event, which runs until the end of April 2018, showcases a series of silver-screen classics as well as a variety of old-time favourites for everyone, such as Braveheart at Bloemendal Wine Estate, Bridesmaids at Kirstenbosch Gardens, and Beauty and The Beast at The Castle of Good Hope.

Running from Tuesdays to Fridays and on selected Saturdays and Sundays, The Galileo offers the perfect setting for a memorable evening with friends, a romantic date, or an outing with the whole family.

Doors open at 18:00 on weekdays, 17:00 on Saturdays and 16:00 on Sundays, and the movie starts as soon as the sun sets.

The Galileo has also added tasty picnic packs to their offering this year. Order in advance from www.thegalileo.co.za and collect

What’s on | Wat’s waar V McCully Workshop will be performing at Die Boer Theatre Restaurant on Wednesday 22 November at 20:30. Tickets are R150 and are available on 021 979 1911 or online at www.dieboer.com.

V Mathys Roets en Jaconell Mouton gaan op Donderdag en Vrydag 23 en 24 November by Die Boer-teaterrestaurant in Durbanville om 20:30 optree. Kaartjies kos R140 en is beskikbaar by 021 979 1911 of aanlyn by www.dieboer.com.

V Showcase plays evergreen hits at Villa Pascal in Durbanville on Friday 24 November.

Tickets are R150. Doors open at 18:30 for dinner, with the show starting at 19:30. Book online at www.villapascal.co.za or call 082 569 4147 or 021 975 2566.

V Koos Kombuis gaan op Saterdag 25 November vanaf 20:30 by Die Boer-teaterrestaurant in Durbanville optree. Kaartjies kos R130 en is beskikbaar by 021 979 1911 of aanlyn by www.dieboer.com.

V Karen Zoid gaan op Sondag 26 November by die Spier-amfiteater, Stellenbosch om 20:15 optree, waar sy haar onmiskenbare stem en vlymskerp lirieke met die gehoor gaan deel. Kaartjies kos R130-R150 per persoon en kan by Computicket bespreek word.

V My Miriam Makeba Story, with vocalist Sima Mashazi, is a musical celebrating the legacy of Miriam Makeba. The show will take place at the Oude Libertas Amphitheatre on Friday 1 December from 20:15. Tickets at R210 at Computicket. For more information, call 021 809 7473.

The Galileo Open Air Cinema runs from 31 October to April 2018, screening silver-screen classics, as well as a variety of old-time favourites for all. your pack when you check in.

The popular Kirstenbosch Gardens and V&A Waterfront remain as weeknight hosts, with new spot on the block, Bloemendal Wine Estate in Durbanville, taking up the

Tuesday night slot. Friday nights work on rotation – moving between Meerendal Wine Estate, Fedisa Rooftop, Central Park in Century City, The Castle of Good Hope and The Alphen Boutique Hotel.

Catch Saturday screenings at select wine estates in Paarl, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Somerset West.

Ticket prices are: . Standard: R89 (entry only) . Warm: R97 (plus blanket) . Comfy: R105 (plus backrest) . Warm & comfy: R110 (plus blanket and backrest) . VIP: R175 (reserved premium seating, a drink, blanket, backrest, popcorn and sweets) . Snuggle: R320 per couple (blankets, chocolates, pillows and mattresses) . Special screenings include Halloween, Christmas Day and Easter: R150 (plus backrest, blanket, sweet treat, special decor and extra entertainment) . Valentine’s Day: R225 (plus backrest, blanket, welcome drink, chocolates, special decor and live music) Visit www.thegalileo.co.za to book tickets and to view this season’s line-up.

For more info, call 071 471 8728 (until 20:00 on show days) or email hello@thegalileo.co.za.

V The Goodwood Pre­loved Market will be taking place at the Goodwood Civic Hall on Saturday 2 December where the theme will be sustainable fashion. The public is invited to shop from 10:00 to 15:00 for bargains of gently worn pre-loved garments, shoes and accessories. Entry is free. For more information, contact thegoodwoodmarket@gmail.com.

V The Cat Stevens Tribute performed by The Roadsinger; the Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute performed by The Stremes, and The Beatles Tribute performed by 4Play, are on at the Edgemead Bowling Club on Sunday 3 December from 15:00.

Tickets are R50. To book, call Joan Clark on 061 490 1694.

V The Rockets will be performing at the Italian Rugby Club on Sunday 10 December from 14:00. Also performing are the bands Faze4 with Abigail Bagley and BlackBox. Tickets are R70. To book, call Joan Clark on 061 490 1694.

V Tribute Fest will be taking place at the Hillcrest Quarry in Durbanville on Tuesday 26 December from 12:00. The festival will feature a phenomenal line-up bringing you 12 hours of music to pay tribute to some of the greatest musical legends of all time. Various artists will be performing to honour the likes of Elvis Presley, Neil Diamond, ZZ Top, Depeche Mode, Joe Cocker and many more.

Tickets are R180, with kids under 12 entering free. Tickets are available at Computicket.

V Nineties vs Noughties, a live production featuring a talented 10-piece cast, will be on at The Barnyard Theatre until Sunday 31 December. Tickets are R110 to R150 and can be purchased online at www.barnyardtheatre.co.za.

Lede van die Tygerberg-kinderkoor is hier in aksie.

Tygerberg-kinderkoor hou Kerskonsert Die Tygerberg-kinderkoor hou binnekort weer sy gewilde Kerskonsert, Vreugde en vrede.

Gunstelinge soos “Hark the Herald Angels Sing”, “Joy to the World”, “Go Tell it on the Mountain” en “In Palestinas Velde” sal gesing word.

Die koor, onder leiding van Hennie en Theresa Loock, vier vanjaar sy 45ste bestaansjaar.

Die konserte vind plaas op Saterdag en Sondag 25 en 26 November en Saterdag en Sondag 2 en 3 Desember om 16:00 in die Endlersaal in Stellenbosch.

Die Voice of Angels is gaskunstenaars en Annatjie Brand (orrel) ondersteun die uitmuntende kindersoliste en instrumentaliste.

Kaartjies kos R120 en kan bespreek word by Computicket.

Woensdag, 22 November 2017

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Heroes on two wheels collect toys ADRIAN PHEIFFER

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xcitement and of course the thrill of anticipation are building up among the country’s needy youngsters as the time for the annual Toy Run draws nearer. This

is South Africa’s biggest motorcycle ride with thousands of bikers expected to participate in events in all the major cities, due to take place this Sunday (26 November).

The Cape’s Toy Run begins when a huge field of motorcycles, a large proportion of

them carrying a passenger charged with taking care of the gifts, sets off from either GrandWest in the northern suburbs, or the Grand Parade in the City centre.

The GrandWest run starts at 10.30 and involves a ride of 22.7km. Since the riders set-

Toy Run participants in a festive mood last year.

PHOTO: COLIN BROWN

Western Seaboard

ting off from the Grand Parade will probably have to contend with more traffic, they are due to start their 19.3km journey a half hour earlier at 10.00. Bikers are urged to adhere to the 60km/h speed limit and to refrain from overtaking during the run.

The two groups are expected to arrive at the Killarney International Raceway, where the function is being held, at about the same time. Once there, the toys will be unloaded into the Toy Run trucks parked in the pit area, for eventual distribution to economically challenged homes, orphanages, hospitals, places of safety and needy communities.

An interesting coincidence sees the Toy Run, which is now in its 35th year, switching its finish to Killarney for the first time.

Steeped in tradition and local culture, the motorsport centre is exactly double that age and is currently celebrating its 70th anniversary.

Offered to the Toy Run charity at no charge, Killarney is expected to provide the ideal finish for an event of this nature.

Once the toys have been dropped off – and you don’t have to be a rider or passenger for this – everyone is invited to the main event arena where a variety of entertainment will be available to everyone, with no shortage of seating inside and outside. The arena admission fee is R30, with children under 14 admitted free of charge.

This area includes the clubhouse with its restaurant, bar and children’s playground.

There will be a VIP area upstairs for which tickets must be secured beforehand at http:/ /qkt.io/ToyRunCT. There will also be live music, as well as stalls and Bedouin tents offering food, clothing, souvenirs, motorcycle displays and many other items. And with the show only due to close at 16:00, it should provide an ideal venue for a relaxed Sunday outing.

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SOCIAL & RECREATION Hoekom betaal u, u eksekuteur die 3,5% statutêre eksekuteursfooi?

By BEXs sal ons 'n fooi onderhandel wat vir u aanvaarbaar is.

Ons dienste sluit in: Boedel beplanning, Boedel en Trust Administrasie, Onafhanklike Trusteeskap en opstel van Testamente Sean Beagley 083 414 6981 Elna van der Walt 083 307 6317

FOR SALE

WENDY HOUSES - NUTEC WENDYS 3 x 6 - R9 000 NUTEC 3 x 6 - R12 800 Call or Whatsapp 078 190 2410

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Maama Tina Sy doen goeie werk en help met lottonommers, kasino, dwelm- en drankmisbruik, huwelike, verhoudings, verkoop van eiendom, geld, werk, eksamens, om werk te kry, eksamens, seksuele probleme. Jy betaal wanneer die werk klaar is 063 893 4806

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A MARRIAGE OFFICER Get married anytime, anywhere. Phone 021 930 5119 / 082 852 4571 .

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Challenging the following: Troubled Relationship Money into your account Win lotto and casino Pay after job is done

FRIDGES & TOP LOADERS WANTED Faulty ones also & regas. SMS sell to 083 425 0447 .

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Above +18 to win lotto & all gambling, tenders & contracts. Magic wallet & amagundwane for riches, love & marriage problems Get pregnant.

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WEDDINGS

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Maama helped us with lotto, magic wallet bad luck relationship and unfinished jobs call mama in only 10 minutes 063 490 3672

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AA PAWN ANY VEHICLE Lowest interest 5%.

Tel. 082 058 9735 .

A1 H CAR PAWN. Vinnig/Fast.

Bel/Ph/Whatsapp 082 359 2546 .

GREAT MUSA & MAMA AMINAH

PROF BABU

071 732 7652

She is very good and she helped me and my family with bad luck, clear my debts, lotto, relationship drug and work. Me and my family we are all happy. Pay when the work is done 073 311 7091

GENERAL & HOME SERVICES

Phillip en Mamma help met die lotto, dwelm probleme, verhoudings, slegte geluk, drank probleme, kasino, vinnige pensioenuitbetaling, verkoop van eiendom, eksamens, ens.

063 989 2588

Get rid of enemies Bad luck, marriage, lotto, magundwane, clear debts, short boys.

Maama Shukran

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TYGERBURGER Table View 27

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Prof & Maama Hy is die beste en jy betaal wanneer die werk klaar is: wen die lotto, kasino, hulp met verhoudings, verwoeste huwelike, dwelmmisbruik, eksamens, seksuele probleme en slegte geluk. % 083 738 7263

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Ph 073 348 2707 / 076 898 3688 GOOD NEWS FOR ALL FINANCIAL AND RELATIONSHIP EXPERT MAMA AMINA * Bring back lost lover * Win Lotto / & Casino/Marriage Problems * Spiritual loans & Cash in your account. * Clean houses from evil spirits * To clear debts, Magic stick amagundwane to get rich in 24hrs * Pensioners Free Treatment PAY AFTER JOB IS DONE!!!!

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WANTED .

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2de handse en nuwe klere, skoene, beddegoed, gordyne, breekgoed, potte, panne, elektriese ware, MEUBELS bv. beddens, sitkamerstelle, yskaste, TV's ens VIR HARDE KONTANT Tel: Johan 074 474 4275 .

All Working Fridges/Chest Freezers, Tv's & Furniture. We Pay and Collect.

Ph/Whatsapp/Sms 084 66 44 762 / 084 041 4215 .

Enige huishoudelike items en meubels gesoek vir kontant. Skakel: Liza 078 453 4400

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AANDAG AAN ALMAL DIRK BETAAL KONTANT Vir alle 2de-handse meubels, kombuisware, ens.

Tel. 021 558 9815/ 082 443 2640 .

AANDAG ALMAL Werner soek dringend al julle 2de handse meubels.

Betaal kontant.

ALLE AREAS 0219824176/0781501702 .

AANDAG: Barend soek dringend 2de Handse Meubels, Beddens, kaste & yskaste om te koop.

Betaal kontant en kom haal self.

Skakel 082 848 2880

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AANKOOP van meubels vir kontant % 021 982 2401/ 083 383 2505.

28 TYGERBURGER Table View

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DSTV OVHD AERIAL REPAIRS & INSTALLATIONS Explorer, extra view installations. CCTV & HomeTheatre. Service call repair charge frm R180.

QUICK 2 DRY Carpets & Upholstery cleaning. % Kevin 084 780 3201 .

MATTE - NAT of DROOG. Droog = GEEN WATER / ook bekleedsel ens. nat.

Deon 084 564 8225

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Estie Matdroogskoonmakers 90% Droog. 1 Kamer +- R250 2 Kamers +- R360.

Meubels 6 x sitplek 70% Droog R480 Nuwe no. 021 592 0487 083 289 6674 .

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CASH BOOM

Ek koop 2de handse meubels vir kontant.

Tel. 084 282 0604 .

Soek DRINGEND ALLE 2de Handse Meubels 083 565 1685 .

AAN ALMAL SPOT CASH There in a flash Ons koop alle 2de Handse meubels en yskaste.

Best price 021 591 5708 076 017 0630 .

THEO KOOP

2de Handse Meubels. % 083 310 1081. .

JEWELLERY & ACCESSORIES .

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A CASH DEAL On all your gold items, jewellery, coins etc.

Best prices. % CHRIS 060 571 4580 .

MISCELLANEOUS 1655

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AANDAG ALMAL: ALLE GROOTMENS-DOEKE beskikbaar. Laagste pryse in die Wes-Kaap. % Vera 021 591 1104 .

WANTED TO BUY 1675

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All Working Fridges/Chest Freezers, Tv's & Furniture. We Pay and Collect.

Ph/Whatsapp/Sms 084 66 44 762 / 084 041 4215 .

BEST CASH PAID PER ITEM For: Clothing, Furniture, Appliances.

082 419 1110/ 082 899 1851 .

Kontant vir klere, skoene, linne ens. Whatsapp of sms slegs.

Loryn 084 857 7238 .

New Tech Dry Carpet Cleaners Tired of Wet Carperts we offer you sparkling clean Carpets. Rain, cold or wet weather, 90% dry carperts No steam or powder. We use only quality carpet shampoo. Upholstery cleaned will be 70% dry. % 021 592 0487 083 289 6674 Email: info@abd-ind.co.za Tableview, Bothasig, Edgemead Northern suburbs .

BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION 1801

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AANBOUSPESIALIS (Sedert 1980 ) Granny flats, badkamers, kombuise, betondekke. Alle soorte aanbouings en huise. CHRISTIE 082 570 0261 .

AWILL BOUERS. NHBRC- gereg.

Aanbouings, strukturele betonwerk, nuwe huise, afdakke & verfwerk.

William 072 229 7619 .

BLUE EARTH PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Verfwerk / Painting Alle instandhouding Martin 021 976 2622 083 4419 141 .

CARPORTS / PATIO COVERS SEE www. carportscapetown.co.za 083 414 8103 021 492 4076 .

Bouwerk / planne asook: Vibracrete walls, houses, fancy ceilings, raisers, spikes, carports & Paving. B.I.C. % 021 908 0012 Greg 082 299 9111 .

BUILDING PLANS 1802

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ALLE BOU PLANNE Noordelike voorstede. % Mark 083 651 3412 .

ALLE BOUPLANNE www.izaksarchitecture.co.za Skakel Izak 021 981 4352 of 082 920 0839 .

Building plans and IDEAS Ernst 079 234 1927 ernststals@gmail.com .

BOUPLANNE Billike fooie.

Flink, kundige diens.

Estetiese ontwerpe.

MICHAAL DE JAGER 021 903 3407 083 601 8476 info@michaaldejager.co.za

CLEANING SERVICES 1805

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Rent an Angel

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Residential Services Badkamer Opgradering Kombuis/Slaapkamer Kaste ALLE BOUWERK % Deon 084 983 9979

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DSTV Installers * Extra-view, Triple-view and Explora setup * Extra TVpoints * Loss of signal + repairs Workmanship Guaranteed Call Now! Garth 072 381 4023 Brad 082 994 4054

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ACE TREEFELLING Felling of trees & palms, pruning, stump removal, general clean-ups, free quotes Selwyn 083 267 6181 021 903 2022

ELECTRICAL

For fast, efficient, quality personal service

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ALL APPLIANCES REPAIRS, fridge,washing machines, tumble dryers, stoves, regas from R180.

We buy broken fridges.

Franco 076 966 4768 .

Cool Rock Refrigeration On site repairs & services to all your Domestic fridges, freezers Cold rooms Washing machines Commercial refrigeration And Air Conditioning.

Tel: 021 525 9024, 084 662 7985

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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS Registered and Qualified Power Failure, Rewiring, Stove Connections. Issue C.O.C. Patrick 0828368051/0796444087 .

ELECTRICAL WORK For prompt, professional % Theuns 082 899 4807 No job too small 1 Jn 4:18 There is no fear in love. .

ELECTRICIAN Michael 021 939 2543/ 082 479 6083

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ALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED ON SITE We buy broken appliances.

Fridges, stoves, washing machines with guarantee and regas from R180. % Cathy/Francois 079 838 1851 All areas

ELECTRICIAN Qualified & Registered Certificate of Compliance Installation&Fault Finding PETER 082 953 9175

24/7 herstel OP PERSEËL.

Yskaste, stowe, wasmasjiene t/droeërs, ens. % 076 062 8674 . #1 AIR-CON & FRIDGE Services , Repairs,Installations,Fridges wanted. 021 945 1376/ 078 901 1594 .

Aircon & Appliances Repair: Fridges, Stoves, washing machines, tumble dryers, Aircons, Dishwasher, ONSITE Repairs Contact Tiaan 021 917 1620 082 776 2393 .

Onsite fridge repairs. All makes/ models. All areas. % 060 302 5039 .

ALTYD KONTANT Vir jou yskas, vrieskas. werkend of nie - werkend 082 086 4752

RETIEF BOOMSLOPING GRATIS KWOTASIES tenvolle verseker TREEFELLING FREE QUOTATIONS Fully insured Tel. 082 709 7129 .

AAA BOOMSLOPING EN SNOEIWERK. ALLE AREAS % HANNES 072 411 4820

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REGAS & REPAIR of FRIDGES 083 425 0447 .

Fridges & Deep Freezers wanted Working or not WILL PAY CASH! Tel: 072 592 2507 .

AAA TREE FELLING Pruning & Felling of Trees & Palms.

STUMP REMOVAL

% Deneys Steyn: 083 769 9286 Charl Steyn 071 347 0717 .

ADDO MASTERFELL

TREEFELLERS Afsaag en snoei van bome en palms Hannes 082 082 3116

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AM LANDSCAPING Trellises, plants, pots, pavers, water features, stone, bark & roll-on lawn.

New & up-grading of irrigation systems. I beat any written quote.

Anton 082 729 3811 .

DIE ROMMELMAN Tuinvullis verwydering.

Tel 083 458 3416/ 988-0374 .

BENNO - TUINE

Tuinuitleg, algehele skoonmaak, afsaag van bome, snoeiwerk. *PERSOONLIKE TOESIG* Tel: 021 903 1272 Tel: 082 775 0977 .

MURRAY ELECTRICAL

Garden or commercial. Hard working experienced team. We cut/trim/ shape trees and/or stumps out.

Waste to dump. Full insurance.

Best same day free/friendly quotes please phone Simon 082 678 7200 http://www.simonprophet.co.za

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ELECTRONIC & DIGITAL SERVICES .

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ONSITE PC REPAIR FIBRE, WIRELESS, CCTV Virus Removal FREE QUOTES Werner - 083 788 0876 www.imonet.co.za .

BITCOIN MINING Werner - 083 788 0876 www.imonet.co.za .

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WE SPECIALIZE IN: Paving, Tiling, Painting, Plumbing, Erecting, New walls, etc. Excellent Service & Quality Work Guaranteed !!

WE BEAT ANY WRITTEN QUOTE % ALAN 076 675 8811

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ONE STOP HANDYMAN For all Electrical /Plumbing and General repairs: Ph: CHRIS - 082 6611 943 .

PAINTING .

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LAMINATED FLOORING BLINDS

We beat any Realistic Quote % GLENTON 072 409 5224 .

WINTER SPECIALS for Tiling, Waterproofing, Ceilings, Brickwork, Paving, Plumbing, Plastering, Skimming & General work.

Contact Vickie 078 600 5206 for Quotes and Refs.

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FIX-A-HOME PAINTING Repairs + Maintenance Years of experience % Terry 082 557 7894 .

PAVING 1873

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ALL paving best prices.

4 free quote: PAVEMASTER Eugene 082 677 4445 .

ALL PAVING. Excel ref.

Ph 021 393 0026 or 076 124 4713 .

Cheap but Quality PAVING. Gratis kwotasies 083 715 5209 .

TEER EN PAVING WERKE

Vir driveways en parkeer areas.

Skakel: 076 037 4535

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WE PAVE Mark 076 302 2468 .

PLUMBERS .

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GIDEES PLUMBING SERVICES CC HOME IMPROVEMENTS (Registered Licensed EXTERIOR plumbers) 1836 (24Hours Reliable) .

• Geyser specialist Cheap precast walls, vibe extensions, carports. •Pressure valves • Blocked Drains gratis kwotasies • Burst Pipes 083 715 5209 • New installations e.t.c .

Contact: Gilbert 078 283 4370 or email: PLAYSAFE gideesps@yahoo.com GARAGE DOORS .

& automation. 0765230306

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ROOF REPAIR, PAINTING, WATER PROOFING, MAINTENANCE & BUILDING WORK. % STEVEN 083 991 5730 021 952 2403

PLUMBER / LOODGIETER Daklek / roof leak % Casper 076 123 5817 .

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MISCELLANEOUS 1845

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VIBRACRETE EXTENTIONS & GATES. 24 HOURS 083 542 1097/ 021 909 1807.

A BEST TILER All tiling wall and floor Call Desmond 021 988 3295/ 072 566 1281 .

ALL TILING &PAINTING Do work myself, Mike 076 936 4153/021 9307015 .

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KOMPOS TE KOOP

R24 per streepsak. Min. 30 sakke vir aflewering. Ook bakkievragte (1,75m2) beskikbaar vir R700.

Skakel 083 650 4502 sandrat@iafrica.com

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TREE FELLING/PRUNING Clean-ups, irrigation, wellpoints.

Phone Kevin: 021 982 5111 or 081 481 7653

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GLASS/WINDOWS .

ALUMINIUM windows, doors, b.bars, gates & glass repairs.

Call: 073 429 7856 .

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HOME IMPROVEMENTS INTERIOR .

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Burglar Bars Gates, Fencing & Balustrade.

Call Alex @ ABBG for a free quote.T:082 496 8760 www.abbg.co.za .

DC STEELWORKS Sliding gates, palisade fencing, safety gates, burglar bars, etc.

David 079 913 0618

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DIE LAAGSTE PRYSE VIR * DIEFWERING * SPAANSE SKERMS * VEILIGHEIDSHEKKE * TRALIEWERK, ENS. "BYVOORBEELD"

%083 302 5559 021 948 9479 k.u.

TERTIUS MACFARLANE GRATIS KWOTASIES

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GARDEN & IRRIGATION .

Willie 073 228 3929

www.centralflooring.co.za

NU-LOOK RENOVATIONS

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TREE FELLING BROTHERS 021 930 1258 / 074 789 2176

Tel. John 076 073 7150 For free quotes

Eienaar toesig. Free quotes

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VIBRACRETE EXTENSIONS 074 321 9215 / 084 770 1618

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DUSTLESS FLOORSANDING

Built-in Cupboards

FRIDGES WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE WE COLLECT & CASH OFFERED. ALL AREAS Call 060 302 5039

GI ELECTRICAL Maintenance, Repairs & New Installations Fault Finding, D Boards, Lights, Plugs, Geysers.

Compliance Certificates Gordon 079 464 0362

CENTRAL FLOORING

Vir beste prys, kwaliteit, in alle areas. Tel: Brian by 0219495001/0828546051

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Call Coenie 072 365 3622

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AVENANT

COENIE'S APPLIANCE AND ELECTRICAL

stevesatservices@gmail.com

BOUPLANNE

AV KINGS

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CHESTFREEZERS & FRIDGES, dbl beds, tv's URGENTLY WANTED! (021) 911 3366 /083 377 7223 .

CONTACT: 073 161 0655

Teken & ontwerp van nuwe huise & aanbouings.

REG. MET SACAP. Skakel Riaan % 082 415 9696

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DSTV/OVHD/STARSAT Accredited Installer *Free quotation *Free advice & planning *Friendly service & BEST prices %Jason 078 680 8394

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CARPETS, COUCHES CLEANED A deep wash at best rates.

Less water: 90% dry. % Cobus 021 592 0626/082 428 7163 .

A SPECIAL CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL 3 Bdrms for R450 6 Seater Couches for R450 Beds, Curtains & Cars. Dry in 45 min Contact Rob 078 556 6708 web specialcarpet cleaning.co.za robertfenyes2013 @gmail.com

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STEVE'S SATELLITE SERVICES DSTV & antennae installation (HD PVR), extra points, home theatre & CCTV systems.

DSTV/TV/DVD SERVICES

CARPETS/CURTAINS/ UPHOLSTERY

FRIDGES WANTED Dead/Alive & Repair.

All makes & models.

We'll fetch it & fix it. %072 493 9332

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Call:0724008789

Cleaning Service. Home, Office, pre & post move 083 625 2260

GENERAL & HOME SERVICES

GEKLASSIFISEERD

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RUBBLE REMOVAL 1860

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1.3-ton bakkie + skip A2Z Transport anything. % 083 783 9458 .

BOU-/TUIN-/MOTORHUIS -rommel. Tel 079 025 9221 .

BOUROMMEL VERWYDERING MELINDA 021 930 5411 .

Building - Rubble Garden Refuse, Renovation, Garage junk, treefelling Call Martin 084 907 5513 RUBBLE REMOVAL .

RUBBLE 8-ton truck CALL 082 845 9998 .

SECURITY .

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End of Line Solutions Free qoutes and product comparison. Alarms.

Access control. CCTV. Electric fencing.

Thys 082 303 1733 mjcrous@gmail.com 12 - 36 mths guarantee .

SWIMMING POOLS 1825

Afsny, snoei van bome,skoonmaak van tuine.

Herman 083 368 1655

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DJ POOLS

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SWEMBAD DIENSTE *Pompe *Filters *Lekke Tel: DJ 072 589 2802

Woensdag, 22 November 2017 .

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POOLBLU

ROOMS TO LET

Beste Pryse en Diens % 083 610 1211

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Klein Bron Estate – R3,700 p.m.

Room in shared 3 bedroom residence.

Lockup garage included. Jan. 2018.

2km away from Cape Gate Centre/N1 Age: 25-30 year old. %084 838 2400

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TRANSPORT & STORAGE 1870

. #1 MEUBELVERVOER met persoonlike toesig.

021 945 1376 / 083 303 8684 .

1.3 Ton Bakkie met Drywer in Bellville area - 079 995 4815 .

A2B Afford-A-Move Owner supervised.

Enclosed truck.

Pierre 083 255 6148 .

AA ENGELBRECHT MEUBELVERVOER engeltransport@ gmail.com 021 - 9813053/ 5920923 083 231 2964 - Stoor

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MINI VERVOER

Enige tyd beskikbaar Gratis kwotasie Eienaar bestuur self Anthonie 082 611 5631/021 930 4565

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Kleinmond self-catering units from R390pn. Book online www.wavecrestholidays.co.za or Tel. Erika 082 550 5585

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ACCESSORIES, SPARES & MODIFICATIONS 3001

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ALL CANOPIES: Sell or Pawn.

Instant Cash. Phone 082 058 9735 .

GESOEK: Canopies, trailers, cars & bakkies. Ph 021 987 2277/ 082 558 4836 of email: vap777@telkomsa.net .

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ALL your motor vehicle repairs if you cant come to me, I will come to you. Call: 082 301 6618 .

ALLE DIESEL-ENJINS: Herstelwerk. Billike tariewe.

Skakel 073 092 7128 .

ALLE HERSTELWERK, dienste aan alle voertuie in alle areas.

Billike tariewe. Tel. 083 529 9972 .

VEHICLES WANTED TO BUY

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AMAZING MOVES Billike prys vir meubel vervoer. % 021 931 0328 083 723 0263

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AANBOD AAN ALLE EIENAARS Ons koop nie-lopende of beskadigde voertuie vir kontant. Beste pryse.

Ons verwyder gratis.

Skakel 083 294 8428 of 021 949 9083

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VB Removals Removals/deliveries from R150 For a free quotation % Vincent 072 947 5781 brand27vince@gmail.com

FINANCIAL .

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INVOICING CLERK BELLVILLE SOUTH

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VEHICLES

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AANBOD Ek soek nie-lopende, stukkende of ongelukbeskadigde voertuie.

Ek betaal kontant en verwyder u voertuig gratis uit enige gebied Tel 021 949 6066 / 076 211 1620 .

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BUSINESS

Duties: •Daily processing of invoices •Preparation of quotations •Filing Skills: •Must be accurate and pay attention to detail •Must have good communication skills •Must be a team player •Must be able to type 35 words per minute •Previous experience in a similar position would be advantageous Working hours: •Monday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00 •Saturday 08:00 to 13:00 •Must attend month end stock take on last Saturday of the month Please forward your CV to pnel@tombake.co.za .

GENERAL 3680

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5 ,& 4 , HOTELS, BIG SUPERMARKETS & BIG COMPANIES URGENTLY NEEDS *20 Receptionists/Office Admin staff *30 Cashiers *20 Barmen *30 Waitrons *20 Porters *10 Data Capturers *10 Cruize ship staff *8 Flight attendents/Cabin crew *50 Cleaners/Housekeepers *50 Home base carers Visit us at Vogue House, 4th Floor, Next to the Fountain Hotel. % 021 010 0918 073 968 6344 / 073 942 8119

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AVON: Sell to family and friends, to Earn EXTRA MONEY. CONTACT 072 157 5034

FOR SALE

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SKOONMAAKDIENSTE Navrae 072 972 8842 .

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES .

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"ALL Bakkies, Cars, Micro Busses and Bikes Wanted."

PHONE 082 058 9735 .

Alle bakkies / motors gesoek.

082 558 4836 /021 987 2277 vap777@telkomsa.net .

Alle bakkies / motors gesoek.

021 975 6166 / 084 247 4726 .

BAKER Required for supermarket in Durbanville. * Must be reliable, have experience and have references. * Salary R950 p.w % Abe 021 976 4731 before 11am .

Kleuterskool Brackenfell Vakante Pos Voldag 1 x skoonmaker 1 x kok

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EARN EXTRA MONEY

By Selling Avon SMS Name/Area Tel: 074 602 7373 .

EKSTRA GELD! Benodig 50 Avon Agente Ontvang gratis geskenk.

Tel. 082 933 3986 .

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GELEENTHEID VIR LEEFTYD! Ekstra inkomste - Geen Verkope Maak verskil in gemeenskap SMS Naam/Area 084 887 0772

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FLATS TO RENT 3250

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TE HUUR: TYGERFALLS – Moderne 2 slpk woonstelle, 1 badk, igk, oond/stoof naby Tygervallei, besk. 1 Desember 2017 – R8000.00 asook woonstelle besk 1 Jan 2018, 24h Sekur, CCTV, DStv, onderdak parkering.

Belinda – tf2admin@accpro.co.za .

FOR RENT .

HOLIDAY & TRAVEL .

ACCOMMODATION 2635

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GORDONS Bay S/catering holiday accom.6 & 8 sleepers from R1000 p/n 079 522 4309

Stuur cv Elaine@bubbaludaycare.co.za

PROPERTIES

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Earn extra money by selling Avon Products.

SMS name & area to 084 516 3353 .

EARN EXTRA MONEY Sell Avon Products SMS/Whatsapp Name & Area to: 084 558 5777 .

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PLATTEKLOOF GLEN Oumawoonstel te Huur Moderne 1 slaapkamer, kombuis, Sitkamer, eetkamer ens.

Privaat ingang. % Miems van Heerden 083 248 7897

EXTRAS NEEDED urgently For Movies, Television and TV commercials. All Looks, Ages, Shapes & Sizes required.

High earning potential & REQUEST YOUR MONEY WITHIN DAYS.

Contact us 021 447 1506 .

Female supervisor For cleaning company Own transport required Phone: 076 268 1239

TYGERBURGER Table View 29

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QUALITY reps. R8000 072 607 6817

EMPLOYMENT

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WANTED. Xmas store staff.

072 607 6817 / 072 805 3218

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FINANCIAL

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SECURITY 3750

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BAKKIE for hire. We transport small loads. % 060 302 5039 .

Kry nie werk nie Verdien Âą R17 000pm % Tasha 021 910 0992 072 415 5695

EMPLOYMENT

VEHICLE REPAIRS

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REYNECKE'S REMOVALS No move too small.

Storage & packaging available.

Tel./fax: 021 591 0375 083 227 4245 083 233 1784

CLASSIFIEDS

Looking for People For adverts & Extra’s for movies ALL RACES ALL AGES Watsapp: 083 284 2486 terenemodels@gmail. com .

MATRIEKS/ STUDENTE

Kerf vir jou ‘n loopbaan uit in bemarking.

Raak vinnig gewoond aan ‘n bogemiddelde inkomste.

Glo in jouself – JY KAN. Net 4 poste beskikbaar.

Uitstekende geleentheid.

R5400-00 + voordele Tel. 081 435 5249 .

Vol Energie!!

A rare opportunity has opened up in the dynamic Tip Trans Group for an Accountant

Security Vacancies

Durbanville/Cape Town Grade B & C Officers Grade B – Inspector Driver’s License & PDP Fax CV’s to 086 652 5575 or E-mail to ernie@ compassguarding.co.za .

TRAINING COURSES 3765

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RESPONSIBILITIES: • Full Accounting function for all entities within the Tip Trans Group • General assistance to Financial Manager REQUIREMENTS: • Post-matric qualification in Accounting Minimum Formal Diploma and or Degree in Financial Management • At least 3 - 5 year experience in accounting • Computer literate i.e. Microsoft Office, Pastel, VIP • Ability to lead and motivate a team • Honest, accurate with no criminal record • Own transport EMPLOYMENT DATE: 8 January 2018

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Jason the toast of SA’s DD2 team

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urbanville karting star Jason Coetzee may have headed to the Rotax World Karting final in Portugal at the back a fortnight ago, but the 15-year-old from Hoërskool DF Malan came home as the toast of the team’s DD2 field after delivering a stunning performance in only his second race in that premier Rotax class.

Coetzee earned a DD2 gearbox kart place in the South African team by taking the non-gearbox Senior Max seat at the Zwartkops African Open earlier this year, which was a bit of a curveball as Jason had not even driven a gearbox kart at the time.

That did not stop the young man from taking the bull by the horns as he arrived in Portugal as the youngest and least experienced DD2 driver on the grid, racing against national champions from Jason Coetzee around the world.

Coetzee did not disappoint, emerging among the cream of the SA DD2 crop as he went further into the competition than any of his teammates, finishing 14th out of 36 drivers in the pre-final to miss the final cut by all of five points. “That was so good!” a

delighted Jason admits. “What a great experience – it’s just a pity that everything came together a bit too late.

“I had never driven a gearbox kart before October, so I had to adapt to racing with gears and we also had to quickly learn about the Birel chassis we all drove in Portugal and which I raced for the first time, but I am very happy with my 14th place in that prefinal, especially considering that I was the youngest driver in the class in only my second race in a DD2 kart.

“Of course I would have preferred to have made it into the final, but now I have so much more experience and confidence to carry into next year’s racing. I really want that ticket (15) next year!

“I need to thank my team – Dennis from CRG Holland , my mechanic Joost. and my mentor Umpie – for keeping me focused.

“Most of all I want to thank my mom and dad for their investment in my sport to allow me to me reach for my dream,” he says.

Jason Coetzee (number 420) from DF Malan had a dream outing at the recent Rotax World Karting final.

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D’ville Cricket Club clinches T20 title Durbanville Cricket Club’s Senior First XI were recently crowned the local Western Province Cricket Association’s Premier League Amateur T20 champions.

The team successfully defended their title by beating both the Cape Town Cricket Club and the University of the Western Cape in the semi-final and final respectively.

On Sunday 12 November, the team achieved further success by winning the Community Cup play-off matches, beating both Mossel Bay Cricket Club (South-western Districts champions) and VredenburgSaldanha Cricket Club (Boland champions) by six and four wickets respectively,

thereby extending their unbeaten run of nine consecutive and competitive T20 match wins this season. As Western Cape Province champions, the team will participate in the national Momentum Community Cup tournament to be held in Pretoria from 8 to 10 December.

The team, which boasts a wealth of talent featuring numerous former provincial youth and former and current first-class cricketers, is proudly coached and captained by Manny Senger and Kuda Samunderu respectively, both of whom are also very actively involved in coaching and promoting cricket in the local community youth circles.

The Durbanville Cricket Club’s Senior First XI in a jovial mood after being crowned the Western Province Cricket Association’s Premier League Amateur T20 champions. Front from left: Bob Homani, Jaco Castle, Kuda Samunderu (captain), Ansie Botha (scorer), Jean Strydom and Bradley Barnes. Back: Leon le Roux, Manny Senger (coach), Pieter Malan, Brandon Viret, Charlie Hartley, Ishmail September, Hayes van den Berg, Byron Boshoff (vice-captain) and Jean Marais.

Absent: Dale Campbell and George Linde.

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Neil van der Vyver in aksie op sy 50cc-fiets.

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Neil van der Vyver (9) van die Voorbereidingskool Durbanville het weer ’n puik jaar beleef en 2017 se nasionale junior motocrosskompetisie oorheers.

Om die jaar onoorwonne af te sluit met 14 uit 14 wenne, is ’n prestasie wat nie sommer gou weer geëwenaar sal word nie.

Hy het die prestasie in die 50cc-PRO-klas behaal en het ook die FIM Africa Motocross, of African Nations, wat in Botswana gehou is, vir die tweede agtereenvolgende keer gewen en so sy titel suksesvol verdedig.

“Vanjaar was nog meer spesiaal as in 2016, omdat ek my doel bereik het om al my renne te wen, insluitend die African Champs,” het

hy gesê.

“Ek oefen baie hard en om die jaar so af te sluit, maak my net nog meer opgewonde vir die 2018-seisoen. Ek sien baie uit na volgende jaar aangesien ek opskuif na die 65ccklas, waar ek my beste gaan gee om nog titels te wen,” vertel Neil.

Dit het alles begin toe sy pa, Werner, vir Neil reeds op 3-jarige ouderdom sy eerste fiets gekoop het en hy by Zone 7 aan sy natuurlike talent begin skaaf het.

Danksy Neil se puik prestasies vanjaar het Husqvarna, die internasionale motorfietsvervaardiger, vir hom ’n junior kontrak aangebied – net nóg ’n bewys dat die klein mannetjie oor die talent beskik om nog groter hoogtes te bereik.

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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MELKBOS ROTARY CLUB’S ICARE PROJECT: OUTRIDERS HAND OVER CHEQUE, SPECTACLES

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he organisers of the annual West Coast Express cycle race, the Outriders Cycling Club, handed over a cheque of R25 000, along with hundreds of used spectacles, frames and sunglasses, to the Rotary Club of Melkbosstrand at a Rotary meeting last week Tuesday at the Atlantic Beach Hotel in Melkbosstrand.

Every year, the organisers select a charity project to support and this year the beneficiary was the ICare Project of the Rotary Club of Melkbosstrand. The project is a community-based programme that aims to prevent vision loss and blindness by promoting the early detection and timely treatment of eye diseases. Riders were encouraged to bring along any used spectacles, sunglasses or frames to the race. St Luke’s Hospice (West Coast) also donated generously. These spectacles will be refurbished with new lenses if applicable, and distributed to people receiving Sassa grants and learners in need who have been identified and tested in the programme.

In addition to the spectacles, a cheque to the value of R25 000 was handed over, which will go towards covering the costs of the necessary lenses. The funds are the direct pro-

ceeds of the race and are in recognition of the Melkbos Rotarians marshalling at the event.

Rotarian and the optometrist for the project, Frederik Jansen, says: “We are extremely grateful to the Outriders for this donation of not only much-needed funds, but all these old spectacles and frames. These funds and spectacles will make a big difference in people’s lives, from young school children struggling with their vision, to helping adults earn a living, who otherwise would not be able to do so without the gift of sight.”

“We are very honoured to be able to support the Rotary Club’s ICare Project. They are changing lives for the better, and we are humbled by their incredible work,” says Derwyn Oxley, chairperson of the Outriders Cycling Club. For more information on Melkbos Rotary and the ICare Project, visit https://www.melkbosrotary.co.za. . The Outriders meet every Saturday morning at 07:00 in the parking lot at Planet Fitness, where you can choose from a number of rides, depending on your cycling ability. All cyclists are welcome. For more information, visit www.theoutriders.co.za.

Members of the Outriders handing over the cheque for R25 000 to the Rotary Club of Melkbosstrand. From left: Philip Kannemeyer (Outriders vice-chairperson), Fran Dicks (St Luke’s Hospice representative and Outriders member), Glen Davies (Melkbos Rotary member), Teresa Thomson (Melkbos Rotary member), Frederik Jansen (Melkbos Rotary member and optometrist) and Nicci Kannemeyer (Outriders member).

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