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Nearly 5 000 new homes will be built andready for occupation by 2020 in ForestVillage, Blue Downs – news that

brings great joy to the local housing commit-tees.

Eerste River and Blue Downs have a highnumber of backyard dwellers – an issue thathas been on-going for many years. Housingcommittees in the area now wish that thiswill soon be a thing of the past thanks to theconstruction of the Forest Village housingproject.

Construction on site will commence soonand take between three to four years to com-plete, said ward 14 councillor Bert van Da-len.

Officials meetVan Dalen recently attended a meeting

with Western Cape human settlements min-ister Bonginkosi Madikizela at the subcoun-cil chamber in Kuils River where the latestnews about the housing project was shared.

“There was a meeting with the ministerto clarify the matters of interest around theprovincial housing development in ForestVillage, ward 16,” van Dalen said.

At the meeting it was stated that a totalof 4 820 houses will be developed in ForestVillage – half of them meant for the surplusof the province’s N2 Gateway HousingProject near Langa, and the other half (2 321)to be allocated to ward 16 and the adjoiningwards 17 and 108, van Dalen said.

He said 930 units will be allocated to ward16, 930 to ward 17 and 461 to beneficiaries inward 108.

Another housing project in Bardale,which falls under ward 108, is also under-way.

Van Dalen said it was envisaged that 1 200housing opportunities will become ready in

the first half of 2017 and another 1 200 to-wards the end of 2017, with the rest in theremaining period of the project.

Prayer service heldSofia Kannemeyer, a community worker

in Kleinvlei, said a prayer service was heldat the site on Saturday 12 March.

“We did it out of gratitude; the communityis glad that the project is finally kicking off,”she said.

“In 2013 already we asked to receivehomes here. There were several committeesthat applied,” she said.

“We are very happy,” Kannemeyer said.

A cast of local actors willtake to the stage at the

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disciples (from left) QuintonPretorius, Mark Kolbe and

Valen Hector. The full castwill be supported by 100

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tions are necessary to address the challen-ges related to the diversity within the fledg-ling democracy as it pertains to multicul-turalism, language and religion.The launch of the centre is in partnership

with the university of Toronto in Canada,Christ University in India and theUniversi-ty of Verona in Italy.

All not wellProfessor Tyrone Pretorius, rector and

vice-chancellor of UWC, said modern SouthAfrica – the ‘rainbow nation’ – is foundedon a diversity that is widely and vocally cel-ebrated.But Pretorius said all was not well with

this multi-cultural diversity.“Recent outbreaks of student protests,

charges of racism, continued talk of ine-quality and other economic woes in thecountry and anxiety about violence all sug-gest that South Africa is still struggling

with diversity in many ways,” he said.Pretorius said even his own institution

“has not gone untouched”.Speaking of the well-publicised student

protests and “racist” graffiti on the UWCcampus, “no space andno institution can es-cape the fractured nature of our society”.It is with this inmind that theUWCCDCP

was founded as a sister centre to the CDCPat the Ontario Institute for Studies in Edu-cation (OISE) at the University of Toronto,and in partnership with similar initiativesat the Christ University in India and theUniversity of Verona in Italy.Pretorius says the CDCP will draw on ex-

pertise across faculties, notably scholarsand researchers from disciplines such asclinical psychology, educational psycholo-gy and industrial psychology at UWC, andcollaborators in Canada, India and Italy.The aim will be to conduct research, de-

sign training programmes, develop inter-ventions and contribute to policies that canaddress the challenges of diversity not justin South Africa, but also on a global level.Professor Mokgadi Moletsane, deputy

dean of Research in UWC’s Faculty of Edu-cation, said the very teaching and practiceof counselling and psychotherapy in South

Africa will be interrogated, and for now thedriving force behind the centre.“Too often, she noted, practitioners are

ill-equipped to provide counselling to thosefromdifferent cultural, religious and ethnicbackgrounds.“Mental health practitioners must not

disregard the importance of diversity,” Mo-letsane said.

Tremendous challengesShe says the reality is that mental health

professionals are faced with tremendouschallenges of assessing and providing psy-chological services across a diverse andmulti-cultural nation, and existing ap-proaches “may not be up to the task”.Among other areas, the centre will look

at emerging trends and controversies relat-ed tomulti-culturalismanddiversity inpsy-chology, counselling and psychotherapy.Students will engage with communities

and organisations at different levels, espe-cially within indigenous local communi-ties.Research will look to deepen understand-

ing of multi-culturalism, plurality and di-versity to develop suitable treatments inmental health.

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Along overdue upgrade to parts of Butt-skop Road in Blackheath is soon setto take place, it was announced at a

subcouncil 21 meeting last week.The part earmarked for the upgrade is be-

tween Range Road and Vineyard Street,Dennis de Villiers, a representative fromthe City of Cape Town’s transport depart-ment, told ward councillors.The cost of the upgrade is R100 000.The money was originally planned to be

used as a contribution to the level crossingelimination project – a project driven byPrasa to eliminate the level crossing. Ac-cording to the subcouncil agenda howeverthe planning for this project is delayed.De Villiers told councillors that the mon-

ey earmarked will therefore be used to im-prove Buttskop.“We are going to utilise the money for the

upgrade of a section of Buttskop. The sec-tion we are looking at is around 300 metreslong,” de Villiers said.

Bert van Dalen, ward 14 councillor, toldDe Villiers the section near the crossing atFrederick Street is also a safety concern.“This road should be diverted as it poses

a danger,” he said, adding that the depart-ment is aware of the danger at this section.“A diversion of Frederick Street was one

of the options considered, but the R100 000

will not be enough to build a new road.“We will also be required to cross land

that does not belong to us,” said De Villiers.It is unclear when the upgrade will start.The Buttskop level crossing made head-

lines five years ago when a Metrorail trainstruck a minibus taxi transporting schoolchildren. Ten children died in that accident.

Thebrandnewschool inEersteRiverwhichopened its doors at the start of 2016 was offi-cially launched last week.The ceremony on Wednesday morning at

the new Forest Village Leadership Acade-my was attended by senior education de-partment personnel including provincialeducation minister Debbie Schäfer.Apart from the launch in Forest Village,

Schäfer also handed over a second school onWednesday – the Happy Valley PrimarySchool which was completed late last year.Both schools are part of the department’s

Collaboration Schools Pilot Project.“We are pleased that we have been able

to deliver two beautiful schools that thecommunity can be proud of, and its learnerscan thrive in,” Schäfer said.The schools cater for 1 240 learners each.The pilot programme started at the begin-

ning of the year.“The education department in partner-

ship with a group of philanthropic donorslaunched the programme as part of ourbroader efforts to improve the educationaloutcomes of our public schools in poorer

communities and underperformingschools. Through the programme, the edu-cation department aims to test a newmodelof schooling that brings additional educa-tionmanagement skills and innovation intothe public school system, through non-prof-it partnerships that improve the quality ofteaching and learning in no-fee publicschools,” Schäfer said.The Mellon Educate Foundation and the

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and teaches them leadership skills, disci-pline and also to enjoy themselvesmusicallyor just marching with the team on roadmarches during the year or when it is carni-val season.“The team consists of singers and musi-

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Shiraaz Ajouhaar, head of the band, saysthe aim of the project is to keep the youthoff the streets and away from gangsterism,alcohol and drugs.“These illegal activities are a major prob-

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More than 600 suspects have been arrestedin the Blue Downs policing cluster the pastweek for various offences.Police spokesperson Captain Nomathem-

ba Muavha said on Monday many of the ar-rests made came as a result of operationsheld in the area.During the course of last week 239 arrests

were executed for charges relating to drugs,Muavha said.More than 248 litres of alcohol, mandrax

tablets worth R15 525, tik with an estimatedstreet value of R8 580 and dagga worth R955were also confiscated.A total of 648 suspects were arrested.Other charges include murder, attempted

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session of dangerous weapons, maliciousdamage to property and house break-ins andtheft.Somewerealso arrested for thepossession

of unlicensed firearms, theft out ofmotor ve-hicles, domestic violence, sexual assault,statutory rape and rape.Muavha said 24 suspects were held at po-

lice stations overnight and released on finesfor committing less serious crimes.These include being drunk in public or

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More than 600 arrestedRICHARD ROBERTS

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Die Kleinvlei-polisie versoek die hulpvan die publiek in ’n saak waarin ’n 54-ja-rige man onlangs dood is.Die man is verlede week in ’n padonge-

luk op die R102 naby Eersterivier oorledenadat ’n voertuig hom getref het. Die oor-ledene is egter voordie ongelukdeur tweemans agterna gesit – iets waarop die poli-sie hoopooggetuiesmeer lig sal kanwerp.Die oorledene het na bewering verlede

Woensdag op ’n voetpad langs Strandpad(R102) naby die treinbrug gestap. Hy was

op padhuis toe inKleinvlei. “Volgens om-standers het tweemans agter die oorlede-ne gestap. Die oorledene het kort daarnabegin weghardloop. Daar word beweerdat hy oor die pad gehardloop het om vandie twee mans weg te kom, maar nie diebesige verkeer dopgehou het nie.“Die man is deur een van die voertuie

op die pad in die vinnige baan raakgery,”sê kapt. Florina Muller. Hy is op die to-neel dood. “ ’n Vriend van hom het dietwee mans agterna gesit, maar is deurhulle aangeval en met ’n skerp voorwerpin die maag gesteek,” sê Muller.V Kontak ao. Peter Adams by 021 902 8300.

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RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj

Mfuleni police are searching for an al-leged murder suspect after the bodyof a woman was discovered in a bush

near Happy Valley last week.The badly decomposed body is apparently

that of Sizeka Batala, a mother from the So-phiatown township near Happy Valley inBlackheath.

Batala went missing on Monday 15 Febru-ary. She was later reported missing at theMfuleni police station, community workerJulie de Bruin told TygerBurger last week.

De Bruin is one of those who believe thatthe body, described by her as badly bruisedand found on Monday 14 March at about20:30, is that of Batala.

“Her family and friends searched every-where for her, but could not find her,” DeBruin said.

Last week the family received a phonecall, apparently from Batala’s boyfriend,who is a Mozambican national.

“He called them to inform them where herbody was buried,” de Bruin said.

The police are now searching for the boy-friend.

Mfuleni police spokesperson Captain No-mathemba Muavha identified the suspectas Ali Mbiza.

She said the public’s assistance is re-quired in tracing the suspect who is wantedfor murder.

“The body of a 30-year-old female wasfound in Happy Valley and we have reasonto believe that Mbiza was responsible forher death,” Muavha said.

A case of murder is being investigated.“The possibility that the body is that of

the female who was reported missing on[Friday] 26 February cannot be ruled out,

however the identity of the deceased is yetto be determined,” Muavha said.V Anyone with information is requested to call082 777 6264 or 021 909 9618.

Sizeka Batala from Happy Valley with her sonand partner Ali Mbiza.

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Amemorial service was held last weekto honour the two McDonald’s staffmembers who sadly passed away a

week ago in what can be described as a sadcase of mistaken identity.Noxolo Skota (29) and her colleague Xoli-

sa Tshabe (24) were passengers in a ToyotaQuantum being transported home on Hind-le Road, Blue Downs last Monday morningwhen they were shot and killed – allegedlyby the police. The policemistook their vehi-cle for the one involved inanarmedrobberyearlier that day at a service station inGroveStreet, Kuils River.

Two suspects involved in the robberywere also shot dead. They were found inParliament Street, Mfuleni.

OnThursdayafternoonSkota andTshabewere remembered by their colleagues, fami-ly and friends for the loving, kindandcheer-ful individuals they were.

One of their colleagues described Skota,whostartedworkingatMcDonald’s inKuilsRiver in August 2013, as a nice person,someone who always made jokes and whoworked well with all of her managers.

“We lost a friend, a colleague and a familymember,” the colleague said.

Tshabe was described as a gentleman.“They will always be remembered,” an-

other worker said.Thememorial, which was held at the Van

Riebeeck Hall, was packed with colleagues,family, friends and residents of Kuils River.

Eddie Cornelissen, former owner of thefast food franchise in Van Riebeeck Road,also spoke a few words. He thanked every-one for attending the memorial and forshowing their support and described theday as a sad occasion.

Nico Jacobs, a director atMcDonald’s SA,also comforted the family.“Myheart goes out to the family of the two

victims and their friends and colleagues –my deepest sympathy.“We are never going to realise the poten-

tial of the two people we have lost,” Jacobssaid.The shooting incident is being investigat-

ed by the Independent Police InvestigativeDirectorate (Ipid).Robbie Raburabu, spokesperson for Ipid,

toldTygerBurger lastweek that the patholo-gist confirmed that both deceased died as aresult of multiple gunshot wounds.One of the suspects who allegedly robbed

the filling stationwas identified asManelisiTokwe. The second suspect who was alsoshot deadhas still not been identified, Rabu-rabu said.Raburabu said not much progress had

beenmade in the investigation except to saythat their investigators have approachedthe victims with a view to obtaining state-ments, but could not as most were still atthe hospital and in pain.“A total of about 18 police officers who

were alleged to have takenpart in the opera-tion are still to be approached for state-ments.“They are from different units including

K9, Flying Squad, National InterventionUnit and the Provincial ObservationTeam,” Raburabu said.Greg Solomons, chief executive officer of

McDonald’s SA, said ina statement the com-pany was working closely with the familiesof thedeceasedand injuredduring this diffi-cult time.“We respect the privacy of the victims

and their families and we do not wish to en-ter into details of our support to the fami-lies. We are still dealing with the tragedyof such a senseless loss and ask your pa-tience as we deal with our grief and worktowards recovering.”A memorial service was also held on

Tuesday night at the restaurant which wasattended by the public.

Two photosof thedeceasedworkers oftheMcDonald’srestaurantin KuilsRiver wereplaced infront at theentrancewithcandlesnext to it.PHOTO:RICHARDROBERTS

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Agroup of young skateboarders fromKleinvlei recently got together to showoff their talent to the community and

visitors to the area.The young ones, who met at the skate

camp next to the community hall in Klein-vlei last week to perform their skateboard-ing tricks, are all part of the Indigo YouthMovement – a project to help uplift the youthin the area.The Indigo Youth Movement is a move-

ment which runs after-school programmesin disenfranchised communities, using theactivity of skateboarding as a tool for socialchange. The movement is the brainchild ofSouthAfrican skateboarding championDal-las Oberholzer.The project runs programmes at skate

parks in Kleinvlei, Scottsdene and ValhallaPark.“We are funded by the Laureus Sport for

Good Foundation which is funded by Mer-

cedes-Benz. The foundation basicallybroughtMercedes-Benz of Germany to comeand see the success of our project and alsoto document ourworkwhich theywill show-case at the 2016 Laureus Sports Awardswhich will be held in Berlin, Germany, laterthis year,” explained Charl Jensel, areamanager of the Indigo Youth Movement.Charl is also a Laureus Youth Empower-

ment Through Sport graduate.At the event last week journalists from

around the world took some photos, cap-tured stories about the youth of Kleinvleiand how sport and skateboarding and theprogramme itself have helped them to getover everyday challenges.Other special guests included Laureus

trustee and rugby legend Morné du Plessis,Mercedes-Benz and Laureus ambassador,big wave surfer Sabastian Streudtner andsome staff members from Mercedes-Benzheadquarters in Germany.

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This is the Western Cape team of karate experts who recently represented the province in Johannesburg recently at theAll Style Championship. A local Eerste River karate club also excelled at the championship. Mario Boer, head coach ofKarate Western Cape and instructor at the Ryushin-Kan Karate Club in Eerste River, said his student, 20-year-old MaxineWillemse, made him most proud. Maxine won gold in the kata division and bronze in kumite. Fellow student LocarnoFourie won a silver medal in kumite. Both will represent Karate South Africa at the Zone 6 Championship later this year.

Local karate experts show their style

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’n Groot ‘oeps’ oorskitteratleet se paIn ons opwinding om aan Wayde vanNiekerk die hardste handeklap te geewat ons kon, het die drukkersduiwelonder ons woorde ingesluip en grootamok gemaak.

Dis nou toe TygerBurger verlede weekberig het hoe dié jong man van Kraai-fontein geskiedenis gemaak het met ’nunieke driekuns op die atletiekbaan. (TB16 Maart, “Hy herskryf rekords”.)

Ongelukkig het ons vingers geglip toeons oor Wayde se pa, Wayne, berig het.Wayne het laat weet hy is glad nie“wyle” Wayne nie, maar steeds springle-wendig, gesond en die trotsste pa wat ’nmens kan kry.TygerBurger vra groot verskoning oor

dié glips en enige ongerief wat dit dalkveroorsaak het.

BRENDEN RUITER@ruitervaniewind

Die Parow-polisie ondersoek ’nsaak van moord ná ’n lyk Son-dag by die Parow-stasie gevind

is.Volgens kol. Gert Nel, polisie-

woordvoerder, het ’n treindryweron-derweg uit Kaapstad iets op die per-ron sien lê en die trein tot stilstandgebring. “By nadere ondersoek hethulle gesien dis ’n man in sy laat der-tigs of vroeë veertigs. Daar was ’nsteekwond in sy bors wat tot sy doodgelei het,” sê Nel.

In dié stadium word ’n saak vanmoord ondersoek, maar dit blyk datroof nie die motief was nie. “Ons ver-moed die man is ná ’n argument ge-steek, want al sy besittings is by homgekry. Die man se naasbestaandes isnog nie in kennis gestel nie, maar onskon reeds vasstel dat hy van Elsiesri-vier is,” sê Nel. Hy het ’n beroep ge-doen op enigiemand met inligting oordie voorval, om na vore te kom om diepolisie in hul ondersoek te help.

Man se lykop stasiegevind

Mfuleni police are requesting the help tofind a missing person.

Noluvuyo Krweqe (27) was last seen onFriday 4 March in Zevenwacht at her workplace.

Police spokesperson Captain Nomathem-ba Muavha said itwas not knownwhat typeof clothes Noluvuyo was wearing at thetime of her disappearance.

“She has a gold tooth in front and an afrohairstyle,” Muavha said.V Anyone with information is requested to call theinvestigation officer on 082 469 3247 or021 909 9500.

Help needed to findMfuleni woman (27)

Help is needed in finding missing NoluvuyoKrweqe from Mfuleni.

10 TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue-Downs Woensdag, 23 Maart 2016NUUS

Zarah Hector, ’n ma van Kuilsrivier, word al ’nweek lank vermis.

Gesin hoop nog Zarah sal terugkeerRICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

Zarah Hector (33) word al ’n week lankvermis – tog is haar gesin hoopvol datsy veilig na hulle sal terugkeer.

’n Hoopvolle familielid, Brendan Hector,die vermiste Zarah se broer, het vandees-week aan TygerBurger vertel dat almal – fa-milie, vriende, die gemeenskap en polisie –alles in hul vermoë doen om haar te vind.Zarah, ’n ma van ’n tienermeisie, is verle-

de Woensdag as vermis aangemeld nadat sydie dag vantevore haar werkplek in Kuilsri-vier, die Oostenberg Lodge, verlaat het,maar nie haar bestemming bereik het nie.Sy sou haar kêrel in Blackheath besoek

het.Die voertuig wat sy bestuur het, ’n BMW

Z3, is egter Donderdag verlate in Observato-ry gevind, vertel Brendan.

“Sy was op pad na haar kêrel om die voer-tuig by hom af te laai. Iewers langs die padmoes iets verkeerd geloop het,” sê hy.Die voertuig staan tans by ’n vriend se

huis.Volgens Brendan is die wiele, bande, bat-

tery en CD-laaier uit die voertuig gesteel.“Haar dogter stres. Dis traumaties vir

haar én vir ons gesin.“Ons hanteer dit nie goed nie. Niemand

dink meer honderd persent nie,” sê hy.Hy het die verdwyning en die uitwerking

daarvan op die gesin as ’n nagmerrie be-skryf. “Dis die eerste keerwat so iets gebeur.Dis nie in haar karakter om so iets te doennie,” vertel hy.Brendan sê alles is nou in die polisie se

hande oorgelaat.Hy sê egter die familie self doen alles in

hul vermoë.Hy beweer ook dat party mense die situa-

sie uitbuit deur oproepe te maak en geld virhaar vrylating aan te bied. “Ons weet niewat is waar en wat is onwaar nie,” sê hy.Die forensiese span sou Dinsdag 22 Maart

die voertuig ondersoek vir leidrade.VolgensBrendan is daar ’nmes in die voertuig gekry– iets wat dalk ’n leidraad kan bied.Brendan sê hy is onseker waarom die

voertuig in Observatory sou staan.“Die voertuig is sowat 30 meter weg van

’n kringtelevisiekamera. Die amptenare hettoegang tot die kamera,” sê hy.Brendan hoop dat daar meer leidrade uit

die beeldmateriaal sal opduik.TygerBurger het ’n navraag aan die Kuils-

rivier polisie gestuur vir meer besonderhe-de rondomdie saak. Teen druktyd is daar eg-ter nog nie op die navrae gereageer nie.V Enigiemand met inligting word versoek om sers.Andries Binedell, die ondersoekbeampte, by021 900 2845 of 079 894 1561 te kontak.

Die Laerskool Mikro het onlangs sy jaarlik-se Boekeweek geviermet ’n reeks opwinden-de aktiwiteite.’n Feestelike atmosfeer het die hele week

daar geheers.DaarwasookvanLapa-uitgewers seboeke

te koop, sê Stephanie van Wyk, onderwyseren inligtingsentrum-koördineerder.Boekeweek is vanaf 7 tot 11 Maart gevier.Die bekende kinderboekskrywer Theresa

van Baalen het die skool op Woensdag 9Maart as deel van die viering besoek.Theresa is die skrywer vanAspris-krokke-

dis, Karla Krullebol en die bekende SanriSteyn-reeks.Theresa het in 2010 vir Aspris-krokkedis

die ATKV-kinderboek-toekenning ontvang.In 2011 ontvang sy dieselfde toekenning

vir Karla Krullebol.Aspris-krokkedishet ook in 2012 die Tienie

Holloway-medalje vir kleuterliteratuur ge-wen, sê Stephanie.“Die Laerskool Mikro se graad 1 tot 4 leer-

ders het aan haar lippe gehang ommeer vanSanri Steyn se avonture te hoor,” sê Stepha-nie.

LS Mikro vier Boekeweek met opwindende aktiwiteite

Mediaprefekte het soos karakters aangetrek uitTheresa van Baalen se boeke tydens haarbesoek aan die skool.

Bo: Hier is (van links)Marindie Maddison van dieKuilsrivier-biblioteek,Stephanie van Wyk,inligtingsentrum-koördineer-der by die laerskool, dieskrywer Theresa vanBaalen, Liesbet Gelderblom,’n verteenwoordiger vanLapa-uitgewers, en NicoWalters, skoolhoof.

Regs: Meagan Kondowe enhaar boetie, Ethan, is in hulnoppies met die Lapa-boe-ke wat hulle verlede weekby die skool kon lees.Theresa Swart vanTaberna-verskaffersoorhandig die boeke aandie leerders.

Leerders by die Laerskool Kalkfontein isonlangs verras en bederf deur ’n reeks boe-ke wat aan hulle voorgelees is deur ’ngraad 8-leerder van die Academy PrivateSchool in Kuilsrivier.Die verrassing was deel van Nasionale

Biblioteekweek.Monique Fourie (14), wat die gas by die

skool was tydens Nasionale Biblioteek-week, vier jaarliks dié week deur plaaslikekleuter- of laerskole in die gebied te besoekas deel van haar Lief vir Lees-uitreikpro-jek.By die Laerskool Kalkfontein het sy haar

besoek afgeskop deur paaseiers aan Allanvan Niekerk, skoolhoof, by sy kantoor teoorhandig.Daarna het sy by die skool se biblioteek

ingeloer en vir die graad 3-klas vertel hoebelangrik dit is om boeke te lees.Moniquehet hulle ook ’n bietjiemeer oor

stories vertel, hoe om by hul plaaslikebiblioteek aan te sluit en hoe om boekemooi te versorg en op te pas.“Ek sê altyd vir die kinders dat boeke jou

beste vriende is. Boeke maak jou slim en

stimuleer jou brein. Boeke neem jou na verplekke en leer jou ander mense en omge-wings ken,” sê Monique.Ná die lekker gekuier en gesels, het sy

vir die hele klas paaseiers uitgedeel en be-lowe om hulle gou weer te besoek.

Kalkfontein-leerders verras met voorlesing tydens viering

Monique Fourie is hier saam met van die kleinspan by die Laerskool Kalkfontein tydensNasionale Biblioteekweek-vieringe.

Monique Fourie oorhandig paaseiers aan Allanvan Niekerk, skoolhoof.

Woensdag, 23 Maart 2016 NEWS TYGERBURGER Eersterivier & Blue-Downs 11

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WESTERN CAPEGAMBLING AND RACING BOARD

OFFICIAL NOTICERECEIPT OF AN APPLICATION FOR

THE PROCUREMENT OF A FINANCIALINTEREST

In terms of the provisions of sections 58 and 32 of theWestern CapeGambling and Racing Act, 1996 (Act 4 OF 1996) (“Act”), as amended,theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board (“Board”) hereby givesnotice that an application for the procurement of a financial interest of

five percent or more in a LPM site licence holder in theWestern Cape hasbeen received.

1. The application is in respect of: Marshalls World of Sport WesternCape (Pty) Ltd, t/a Marshalls World of Sport Eerste River, Shop 2 and 3Rose Centre, 155 Plein Street, Eerste River 7103.

Summary of transaction:

Marshalls World of Sport Holdings (Pty) Ltd (represented by JonathanTravers Parton) will acquire 100% financial interest in Marshalls Worldof Sport Western Cape (Pty) Ltd, CK2013/074514/07, t/a MarshallsWorld of Sport Eerste River, currently owned by Jeremy Marshall.

The conduct of gambling operations is regulated in terms of theWestern CapeGambling and RacingAct, 1996Act and the National GamblingAct, 2004. Since

licensed gambling constitutes a legitimate business operation,moral objections for oragainst gambling will not be considered by the Board.An objection that merely statesthat one is opposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewed

with much favour.You are hereby encouraged to read theAct and learn more aboutthe Board’s powers and the matters pursuant to which objections may be lodged.

These are outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of theAct.Members of the public canobtain a copy of the objections guidelines, which is an explanatory guide through thelegal framework governing the lodgment of objections, public hearings and the Board’sadjudication procedures.The objections guidelines are accessible from the Board¹swebsite at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies can also be made available on request.

Interested parties are referred to Section 32 of theAct, which permits parties tolodge comment on the application.The name, address and telephone number of theperson submitting the objection or offering the comment must also be provided.

Comments or objections must reach the Board not later than 16:00 onFriday, 15 April 2016.

Objections or comments must be forwarded to the Chief ExecutiveOfficer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O. Box 8175,

Roggebaai 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,Western CapeGambling and Racing Board, Seafare House, 68 Orange Street,Gardens, CapeTown or faxed to 021 422 2603 or e-mailed to

objections.licensing@wcgrb.co.za

DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

Wide reaching, lightning-fast internet accesscould soon be available

in Cape Town, pending councilapproval, for the installation ofa fibre-optic cable network inthe city’s sewer and stormwaterpipes.The City of Cape Town’s may-

oral committee last Tuesdayrecommended that councilgrants approval for LinkAfrica,a telecommunication compa-ny’s “right of use” application.Mayco member for corporate

services and compliance, Xan-thea Limberg, says if approvedthis roll-out will have far reach-ing benefits, not only for theCity, but more importantly forresidents and businesses.“The granting of the long-

term rights will contribute tothe accelerated roll-out of tele-communications infrastructurethat is essential for economicdevelopment in Cape Town,”she said.Link Africa will decide where

to install the fibre-optic cablebased on the demand in specificareas for the services whichthey offer, she says.“The entire city could ulti-

mately benefit, but rates andtaxes will not be affected.“The draft agreement be-

tween the City and the serviceprovider makes provision for acharge to be raised by the Citywhen granting the right to in-stall cables in the City’s pipes.This will be a very small addi-tional source of income to the

City andwill be paid by the com-pany,” she says.“Once the network has been

established, the company thenleases capacity on the networkto internet service providers(ISPs) who in turn provide in-ternet services to end users.End users would pay their ISPfor the internet service they re-ceive. The ISP will in turn paythe telecommunication net-work provider for the use oftheir network that will enablethem to recover the cost ofbuilding and operating the net-work,” she explains.The draft agreement broker-

ed between the two parties pro-tects the City’s rights as theowner of the infrastructure.The granting of these long-

term rights up to 15 years willbe in accordance to certain con-ditions, which will ensure thatmunicipal services are protect-ed at all times and that no build-ings or permanent structuresmay be constructed over themunicipal services. In addition,any alterations to municipalservices will be carried out atLink Africa’s own cost and theinfrastructure is to be madeavailable, on an open access ba-sis, to all electronic communica-tion service licence holders.“A concern was raised about

a possible increase in blockagesin these municipal pipes,” saysLimberg. However, an investi-gation by the City’s engineeringdepartment and an independentconsulting engineer concludedthat the risk was within a toler-ance level thatwasacceptable tothe City.

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Fans of SouthAfrican jazz pioneerAbdullahIbrahim can get a look at theman behind thelegendwith a new short film about hismusi-cal philosophy.Directedby IanHendersonof local produc-

tion company THINKFILM, the productioncentres around a secret street performanceby Ibrahim at Cape Town’s Church Squareand lifts a veil on the pianist in a deeply con-templativemood, reflecting on the spirit andsource of his music.He hasmaintained a lifelong dedication to

the Budo martial arts form, training formore than fifty years under a Japanesemas-ter, and themes from both music and Budoare deeply intertwined throughout the film.The performance itself became an unex-

pectedviral sensation, featuring on the frontpage of major newspapers throughout thecountry, and trending on Twitter.“At a stage in his career when many con-

temporaries have retired from active per-

formance,” says Sevi Spanoudi, Ibrahim’smanager, “Abdullah continues a single-minded pursuit of musical transcendence.”“We wanted to go beyond the scope of tra-

ditional music documentaries, and capturea sense of the rich depth behind his music,”he says of the short film, adding that audien-ces will want to watch the video in a quietspace. “It has a meditative quality that’s atodds with our rushed lives – much like Ab-dullah’s music.”Ibrahim’s recent visit to Cape Town saw

him perform a solo concert at the open airMaynardville Amphitheatre in December,and he has just completed a sold-out tour ofthe UK and Ireland.In mid-April Ibrahim begins a series of

dates in the United States, including a resi-dency at the prestigious Library of Congressin Washington DC.V Visit abdullahibrahim.co.za to watch the film andto stay up to date with upcoming performances.

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Fan of AbdullahIbrahim can learnmore about hismusical philosophywith a new shortfilm available onhis recentlylaunched website.PHOTO: INES KAISER

Acast of local actors will take to thestage at Bellville Civic Theatre nextweekwhenPassionPlayMinistries In-

ternational (PPMI) presents Passionext –He’s Alive.The production is a dramatic representa-

tion of the death, burial and resurrectionof Jesus Christ.Rugby’s Bronwyne Scott, a theatre veter-

an with 40 years’ experience, is once againin the director’s seat for the play, which shehas been directing annually since its incep-tion 19 years ago.The chairman of the PPMI Cape Town

board, Melvyn Abrahams of Ma-troosfontein, will play the role ofJesus. The disciple Peter isplayed by Alex Marais from Bos-ton Estate, while John is por-trayed by Nicky Luwengu fromDurbanville alternating withZakier de Grass from Mowbray.Ricardo Johns from Northpine

plays the role of Caiaphas, thehigh priest, and Jack Hine fromMelkbosstrand plays the role ofAnnas, his father-in-law.Kevin Thyssen from Belhar

plays the part of Pilate with Par-ow Valley’s Andrew Snyders asNicodemus.Jacorien van Eyssen fromDur-

banville and Verni Johns ofNorthpine share the role ofMary,Jesus’s mother while the otherMary – Magdalene – is played byJessica Hart who lives in theStrand alternating with ColletteFauriewho lives inKraaifontein.They will be supported by 100

locals fromacross all walks of life

from across the Cape Peninsula who havevolunteered their time.Bronwyne says: “This drama touches

lives. People simply come and watch andtheir lives are forever changed as they wit-ness in drama the awesomeness of God’slove and forgiveness.”PPMI is a non-profit volunteer organisa-

tion.V Passionext – He’s Alive is on stage at the BellvilleCivic Theatre from Tuesday 29 March until Saturday2 April at 19:30 with matinee performances on Satur-days and Sunday 3 April at 14:30. Entry is free butdonations will be taken as an offering.

Local passion playpromise to inspire

Melvyn Abrahams as Jesus with Jacorien van Eyssen as hismother Mary.

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SENIOR AFRICA CHAMPIONSHIP: BRONZE FOR 22-YEAR-OLD

Norma Gordon with her bronze medal after theSenior Africa Wrestling Championship.

Atalented young female wrestler fromthe Olympians Sport Academy (OSA)in Durbanville, Norma Gordon, fin-

ished in third place at the Senior AfricaWrestling Championship earlier this monthin Egypt. The 22-year-old competed in theu.55kg women’s category.

“My greatest challenge is working fullday, and then still putting in the maximumamount of training before and after work,”she says. “My training routine consists ofgoing for a run before work, and then doingphysical training on the mat after work –Mondays to Thursdays. On Fridays andweekends I go for a run twice a day. I don’tmind as I’m motivated to bring home a med-al,” says Gordon.

Gordon, who is from Klipheuwel, was thefirst junior woman to win a medal at the Af-

rica Championship. She is currently a full-time employee at an accounting firm whereshe works as a bookkeeper and is studyingpart time towards a diploma in bookkeeping.

“I’m proud to have won a medal, but Iwould’ve liked it to be gold. My highlightwas to have made my weight. This is usuallya challenge for most wrestlers,” she says.

Gordon has set great goals for 2016.“I’d like to complete my first semester of

my studies successfully and win a gold med-al at the Senior South African Champion-ship later this year. I’m also currently train-ing to qualify for the Olympics.”

Says Wendy Bosse, secretary of the Olym-pians Sport Academy: “Olympians SportAcademy (OSA) aims to reach the youth andteach them that one can follow a differentlifestyle, have dreams and accomplish them.

Durbell Pharmacy started sponsoring us in2007 and is one of our main sponsors. Theircontribution has helped us grow the acade-my and impact a huge amount of lives. It hashelped us to send wrestlers to provincial, na-tional and international tournaments. Are-as such as Philadelphia, Morningstar, Dur-banville Children’s Home and communitiessurrounding Durbanville have benefitedfrom the sponsorship.

“Norma made a decision while she wasstill in school to change her circumstancesand rise above it. She is motivated and hasmade a huge success in not only her sportingcareer, but in her personal life as well. Sheis a true role-model for other youth by show-ing that if you make the right choices, youcan become something. We’re all very proudof her,” concludes Bosse.

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Die meeste van die Tygerbergstreek se voor-ste eersteliga-krieketspanne het die afgelopeSaterdag met die beëindiging van die twee-daagse kompetisie nog vir oulaas stem dikge-maak.

Durbanville, Bellville, die Universiteit vanWes-Kaapland, Tygerberg en Edgemead wasalmal aan die wenkant.

Veral Bellville (183/3) kan trots voel oor sysewepaaltjie-sege oor die sterk span van WP-klub (138/7, gesl.).

Nadat Marvin Daniels (3/17) en sy medebou-lers die sagmaakwerk gedoen het, het ’n ven-nootskap van 141 lopies tussen Uwe Birkens-tock (91) en Wickus van Vuuren (58) die oor-winning verseker.

Vir Durbanville, sowel as UWK, was dit ’ngeval van benoude oomblikke, maar albei hetmet twee paaltjies net-net die pyp gerook.

Die Durbies (119/8) se afrekening met Uni-ted-klub (141) was te danke aan veral NathanSwartz (5/38), Jaco Castle (3/19) en DaleCampbell (47), terwyl UWK (193/8) die spanvan Victoria getroef het met behulp van knapbydraes deur Adrian du Toit (3/30 en 42*) enSharn Gomes (91).

Tygerberg het Vishoek (72) maklik met 8paaltjies verslaan ná plofkrag-boulwerk deurAndley Adams (4/30 vir ’n wedstrydontledingvan 10/72) en Jancan Adams (3/15).

Ook Edgemead het Milnerton (142) met 9paaltjies verrinneweer ná stewige bydraesdeur Dylan Verreyne (61*), Solly Peters (4/34)en Stefan Joubert (3/8).

Noordelikes-Goodwood (119) het lelik induie gestort teen Avendale en is met 10 paal-tjies geklop.

T’bergstreekse spannemaak stem dik

The 99er MTB Challenge taking place on9 April this year has three routes – 45km,25km and 12km.

The routes are challenging and provide afantastic ride through many of the beautifulwine farms in the Durbanville area.

Mountain bikers who enter the race by 29March will stand the chance of winning afantastic prize of a weekend for a family offour worth R7200 at the Swartberg CountryManor, reimbursement of their entry fee(single entry only) and a 99er T-shirt.

Entries for the 45km and 25km events canbe done at www.99er.co.za, while those forthe 12km go via Computicket.

Early entries close on 29 March (discount-ed entry fee). Entries eligible for seedingclose on 5 April. Late entries can be done on-line until 8 April or at registration (pleasenote these entries will not be seeded).

There is also a children bike ride for thoseaged three to five and six to 12 years. Thiswill take place within the Durbanville RaceCourse with a special lucky draw.

There are great prizes in the lucky drawprize giving for participants in the 99er MTBChallenge. The main prize is a Chomp Ava-lanche Fat Bike and cycling kit worthR10 000 in total.

Three routes for 99erbut entries close soon

Die Bellville-gholfklub se vroue-gholfspan het geskiedenis gemaak deur die Interklubuitdaagskild teverower. Dit is die eerste keer in die kompetisie se bestaan van 88 jaar dat ’n klub van die noordelikevoorstede die skild wen. Dit is gehou tydens die WP se vrouegolfkampioenskap, wat vroeër vandees-maand by die Durbanville-gholfklub gespeel is. Die spanlede is (van links) Tara Griebenow (1-voorgee),Zilke Bal (WP se junior kampioen) en Kaylah Williams (WP se o.16-kampioen).

B’ville-gholfklub se spelers skitter

Werner Theart, direkteur van gholfby die Bellville-gholfklub, het vroeërvandeesmaand die Bellville-Ope virdie tweede keer in drie jaar gewenmet ’n telling van 141 – drie minderas baansyfer. Topgholfspelers vanverskeie klubs in die Wes-Kaap hetom die titel kom meeding.

On a high: The 2016 Cell C AfricanX Trailrun presented by Asics ended on a highnote at the majestic Houw Hoek Inn on Sunday, 13 March. Dawid Visser (Welgemoed)and Leilani Scheffer of Team Asics Beat The Sun snatched the top spot on the podiumin the mixed team category after completing the three stages in a combined time of08:29:33. Seen here are Visser (left) and Scheffer in action during stage two.

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It’s time to submit your sportingachievements to the TygerBurgersportstar of the month competition forhigh school learners.

Bosman, McNulty and Du Toit Optom-etrists award a pair of sunglasses andShihan Hennie Bosman awards R1 000cash to the winner. Winners will also getfree sport assessment from Ready Roomin Willowbridge. Submit your entry byemail to mcnulty.george@gmail.com.

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