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DEVELOPMENT: CITY AIMS TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES

New plans for housingGARY VAN DYK

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The City of Cape Town is taking the pro-vision of housing to a new level withthe launch of the Belhar-Pentech Hous-

ing Project on Thursday 12 February.Speaking at the launch of the project in

Belhar,mayor Patricia de Lille outlined thatnew projects for housing will be taking anewdirection in the quality of the houses forthe disadvantaged.This developmentwill be the first low-cost

housing project that will have a solar light-ing system installed.The solarPVCpanels to beused are locally

produced, and are charged during the day sothey can be used at night. Because all of thelights in this development will be poweredby solar power, they are exempt from loadshedding.Not only is this good for the environment,

it also reduces their electricity costs.“This is an important step in improving

the living conditions of the disadvantaged,”said de Lille.

Better future“We believe that when we give someone

a home we are not just giving them a betterfuture,weare also righting thewrongs of thepast.Webelieve thatwe are not just buildinghouses, we are building communities.“In one year from now, the ground we

stand on today will be the site of 340 newhomes. Not low cost homes, homes that arebuilt to last andhomeswhere a positive com-munity will flourish.”De Lille also pointed out that there were

moving away from the idea of “RDP” hous-ing.“Those four by four boxes were not condu-

cive to creating proper spaces for communi-ties to flourish. The quality of the buildingsturned out to be more costly with us having

to do constant repairs due to shoddy work-manship and building methods.“Now we want to work at cost-effective

houses that are meant for families to flour-ish.”People from Belhar, Bellville South, Rav-

ensmead and Elsies River who have been onthe housing database for many years will fi-

nally become homeowners.“Wehave investedR34million into this de-

velopment – the first of its kind for the Cityof Cape Town,” continued de Lille.“In an effort to speed up delivery, we have

appointed one contractor who will be build-ing the houses and installing the bulk infra-structure simultaneously. This will enable

all bulk infrastructure to be installedwithinthe next six months.“The houses have been designed in such

a way that beneficiaries will be able to ex-tend their homes in the future, as 120m² ofland has been allocated to the families.“Alongwith their new homes, theywill al-

so have access to a better life.”

Job opportunitiesThis development is in close proximity to

employment opportunities, transportroutes, social amenities and schools, so resi-dents will not only benefit from havinghomes, they will also have access to essen-tial opportunities such as employment andeducation.“To underline our commitment to being

an opportunity city,wehave committed 10%in rand value to the creation of ExpandedPublic Works Programme (EPWP) work op-portunities for the surrounding community.“This will see the creation of 100 EPWP

work opportunities during the constructionphase of the development. These workerswill receive R3,5 million in wages from theCity of Cape Town over the next 12-monthperiod.“Local contractors will also be afforded

the opportunity to apply for sub-contractingtenders. We have budgeted R5,25 million forthis purpose.“Therefore, a total of R8,7 million will go

towards the creation of opportunities for thelocal communities.”A Project Steering Committee has been

overseeing the allocation of housing oppor-tunities to those who have waited patientlywhile registered on the housing database.“Within one year youwill have an address

to a home that you can call your own, witha renewed sense of belonging in the City ofCape Town,” de Lille concluded to some ofthe residents whowould be receiving homesin the project.

Executive Mayor of Cape Town Patricia de Lille (second from left) gets some assistance Benedic­ta van Minnen (Mayoral Committee Member for Human Settlements), Marian Nieuwoudt (Chair­person Human Settlements Committee) and Willie Japtha (ward councillor and chairperson ofsubcouncil 6) in turning the first sod of the housing project. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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Singer and songwriter Garth Taylor bringssome of his new songs to Cape Town whenhe performs at Local is Lekker 2015.Garth is one of three acts chosen by Ty-

gerBurger readers, Smile 90.4fm listenersandCapeGate shoppers toperform at the annualconcert, the only onewhere the audience getsto choose the line-up.He’ll be joined by

Theuns Jordaan and DrVictor and the Rasta Re-bels at the Liqui-FruitAmphitheatre in Paarl onSaturday 21 March.Garth says he was sur-

prised to be chosen afterseeing the South Africanacts he was up againstand the one ones he’ll beperforming alongside,but he’s planning of ma-king his performancewellworthhis fans’ votes.South Africans first heard Garth on local

airwaves in 1998 when his breakout single,Why, topped charts for five consecutiveweeks. Fans would also remember his suc-cess with Only with You, If I Gave you MySoul,Home Again, Tonight and his cover ofIslands in the Stream which he recordedwith Melanie Lowe.He’ll have a new repertoire of potential

hits when he performs in Cape Townthough as the show comes soon after the re-lease of his new album, Made.Garth has been working with producer

DenholmHarding,who is knownas the bas-

sist for Just Jinjer, on his new albumwhichhe hopes to release at the end of February.The two worked on a single together in

2013 and Garth says: “I loved our energyworking together.”Denholm is also a “groove musician”

which Garth says worked well for Made,but he isn’t giving too many other clues

away, except to say thatthe album will be “currentsounding”, with somet-hing for the youngercrowds.“Themusic is not reliant

on production and I’vetried to make it about goodsongs firstly.”The album is somewhat

of a bitter sweet achieve-ment for the singer whohad been quiet for some ti-me while his sister was“bravely fighting cancer”.He spent time with his fa-mily until his sister passedaway in August 2013.“I spent 2014 picking up

where I left off, which ofcourse included making a new full album.”Garth is excited about his performance at

Local is Lekker 2015.“It feels like summer, hang on ... It is sum-

mer!” He says he generally loves the out-doors so being able to sing at an open-airvenue is “such a bonus”.He thanks his fans for getting behind him

and making his performance possible.

V Tickets for Local is Lekker 2015 with Garth Taylor,Dr Victor and the Rasta Rebels and Theuns Jordaancost between R130 and R160 and are available atwww.cultivaria.com or Computicket.

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After completing what many conside-red an impossible task, performerNa-talie Chapman is doing it again.FromJanuary toApril 2014,Natalie

performed 90 shows in 90 different ve-nues in 90 consecutive days, covering13 500 km across South Africa.Sharing her message of “hope, mo-

tivation andmusic” saw herwin a Le-adSAHero Award later that year. Na-talie says her campaign, #90Days, isabout giving avoice to survivors of vi-olent and sexual crimes.Her #90Days2015 tour began last

month and this year she hopes to per-form 180 shows in 90 days, includingin Botswana, Namibia and Lesotho.Natalie says the objective of

#90Days2015 is simple: “To reach oneperson in each town, to encourage

survivors to speak out about their ex-periences in order to findhealing, andto motivate and mobilise South Afri-cans to get involved in helping wo-men, men and children who have suf-fered an ordeal.”Apart from spreading her message

in community halls, live music ve-nues, and theatres, Natalie performsat women’s and children’s shelters,children’s homes and schools to moti-vate and encourage young people toprotect themselves, speak out whenthey become victims and change thefuture of the country by being invol-ved in creating better communities.This year Natalie will add prisons

to her list as she believes we shouldalso be speaking to the perpetrators– who have often been victims them-

selves.“This journey has been life chan-

ging for me.“I could never have guessed that

what many South Africans neededwas to simply start a conversationthey had never had before,” Nataliesays of last year’s tour.Capetonians can participate when

Natalie visits Villa Pascal in Durban-ville on Thursday 19 February.She’ll also be in Paarl, Wellington,

Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and So-mersetWest, before performing at Pa-kalolo in Hout Bay on Sunday 1March and at The Red Herring inNoordhoek on Wednesday 4 March.V Visit www.nataliechapman.com for moreinformation about the tour and specificshows.

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Police net haul of illegal guns,ammo and drugs in The HagueGARY VAN DYK

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Police inDelftmadeamajorbreak ingettingillegal guns off the streets.“We are committed to eradicate illegal

firearms from our streets,” said ColonelBasil Vallei, the Visible Policing Command-er of Delft.He explained that in the early hours of

Friday 13 February detectives were search-ing for suspects and weapons in a murdercase in the N2 Gateway Settlement in Delft.“At the identified house were busy with

their investigationswhen they searched theback of a disused washing machine andfound a shotgunwith six rounds, a 9mmpis-tol and one magazine with 14 rounds. Bothfirearms had their serial numbers filed off.“The officers then arrested a 41-year-old

man and a 40-year-old woman. They willboth face charges for the illegal possessionof firearms and ammunition and for tamp-ering with firearms.”Police were also in action on the Stellen-

bosch Arterial Road where they made an-other discovery.“In another bust at 02:30, officers patrol-

ling on Stellenbosch Arterial Road noticeda suspicious vehicle with five men in it,”said Vallei.“As they were driving behind it they

checked the vehicle on the system and dis-covered that it was reported stolen in Janu-ary by an Athlone resident.“The police called for backup and when

they instructed the car to pull off the road,the suspects fled, at high speed.“However officers pursued them and

managed to corner them in The Hague inDelft where some of the occupants tried toflee.

“When the car was searched officers re-covered two illegal firearms which hadtheir serial numbers filed off.“They arrested a youth of 17 andmenaged

19, 30 and 33 with the driver who was 54-years-old.”All five will face charges for being in pos-

session of a stolen vehicle and face chargesfor the illegal possession of firearms andammunition, as well as tampering with thefirearms.

Vallei concluded by adding that these sei-zures probably enabled police to preventother serious crimes and commended the of-ficers on a job well-done.OnSunday 15February at 09:00 police offi-

cers received a complaint of a suspect bran-dishing a firearm in Roosendal area Delft.Armed with a good description the officersconducted a search and in Delft Main Roadthey confronted a suspect fitting that de-

scription.When searched the officers found and re-

covered a .38 Special Revolwer tucked intothe front waist of the suspect, containingtwo rounds.Police arrested the 28-year-old suspect

who will face charges for the illegal posses-sion of firearms and ammunition as well asfor tamperingwith a firearmbecause the se-rial number was filed off.The suspect appeared in Bellville Court

on Tuesday.There was also an incident where the sus-

pect dropped a black tog bag and then ranaway.OnFriday 13 February police arrested the

30-year-old suspect in Buffallo Street TheHague, after searching for him for a while.The suspect will face charges for the illegalpossession of drugs and appeared in courton Monday.The same suspect was sought for a mur-

der that occurred on 9 February at 07:45 at38 Canderra Street The Hague where 55-ye-ar-old Patrick Esau was gunned down insi-de the house.It was alleged that the suspects walked in

through an open door and shot the deceasedin the upper torso at point blank range.His family rushed him for medical care

and the medical personnel attempted to re-suscitate him, but he subsequently died asa result of his injuries.In another incident on Sunday at 14:00 po-

lice officers armed with a search warrantwent to a known drug outlet at 28 CoronadoStreet The Hague Delft.In a bedroom, in the ‘bedkassie’, in the

house police officers found a sachet wei-ghing 57 grams, containing tik and morethan R2000 in cash. The street value of thetik is estimated at R15 000.

Police have taken more illegal guns off thestreets.

DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

Die man wat skuldig bevind is aanhaatspraak en aanranding nadat hy ’nhuiswerker met die K-woord toege-

snou het, is tans besig om in Stikland se psi-giatriese hospitaal te herstel ná twee on-langse selfdoodpogings.André van Deventer (36) van Durbanville

is op 6 Februarie in die Kaapstad-landdros-hof gevonnis. Hy het skuldig gepleit op klag-tes van crimen injuria. Van Deventer is virtwee jaar onder korrektiewe toesig geplaasen mag nie die provinsie van die Wes-Kaapverlaat sonder toestemming nie. Hy het ook70 ure (vier ure per week) gemeenskaps-diens as straf ontvang, waar hy glo in diensvan swart vroue sal moet werk en moet hyverder programme bywoon om te poog omhom te rehabiliteer. Die progamme sluit on-

der meer alkoholrehabilitasie en aggressie-bestuur in, het sy prokureur, Henry van derWesthuizen, verlede week bevestig.Volgens Van der Westhuizen het die kri-

minele saak wat vanaf 2013 sloer, Van De-venter erg emosioneel geknou. “Hy het sywerk verloor en gebruik medikasie vir de-pressie.”VanDeventermoes ookR50 000 op-dok vir skadevergoeding nadat die gelyk-heidshof in Oktober beslis het dat hy homskuldig gemaak het aan haatspraak. Dievoorval het in Junie 2013 by Van der West-huizen se gewese vriendin se huis in Table-view plaasgevind.Van der Westhuizen het sy vriendin se

huiswerker, Gloria Kente, glo aan haar kle-re gegryp, haar ’n k***er genoem en op haargespoeg. Van Deventer het erken dat hyKente dié rassistiese belediging toegesnouhet, maar ontken dat hy haar aangerand hetof op haar gespoeg het.

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The Delft DahliaSociety hosted theirannual Show andExhibition at Rosen­dal High on Saturday14 February. Wardcouncillor SabrinaGympies, whosponsored refresh­ments for the event,is seen here congra­tulating ChampionBloom winner, GavinWatson fromWellington, for hisachievement. PHOTOS:GARY VAN DYK

Dahlia society delights

Winner forBest MediumDecorative,Mark Treu,centre, iscongratula­ted byNevilleSwartz, left,and AlanFebruary.

MervynStanley, left,chairman ofthe DelftDahlia Society,congratulatesHennie Smith,with his wifeAudrey, for hisBest Bloom onShow.

If youwant to get your children into football,Ravensmead AFC junior training will startat the beginning of March.They will be hard at work in preparation

for the Trinitarians Tournament over Eas-ter and welcome new players from the area

to join them.The club is also organising a fund-raising

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V For more information about their activities callRodney Williams on 082 412 0420 or 021 932 1090.

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HOPECape Town’s projects in Blikkiesdorphave received another big boost.Theorganisation recently receiveda gene-

rous donation of R10 000 fromPick nPay anddonor relations manager Fahim Docrat wasvery happy with the support from the retai-ler.“We are delighted with this donation

which will help us to continue to operate inthe more than twenty communities that weserve,” he said.Pick n Pay representative Judy vanAswe-

gen added: “HOPE Cape Town is an organi-sation that operates at grassroots level andis having a positive impact on somany lives.Wewant to acknowledge the goodwork theydo and also play our part.”HOPECape Town is located at themedical

school of the University of Stellenbosch’sTygerberg campus and is a non-profit orga-nisation providing outreach, education andcounselling at community level, focusing onHIV/Aids and TB in the Western Cape.

V To find out more about HOPE Cape Town, visit theirwebsite www.hopecapetown.com or phone FahimDocrat on 021 938 9930.

HOPE helped by big retailer

HOPE CapeTown donorrelationsmanager FahimDocrat withJudy vanAswegen of Pickn Pay, duringthe handover ofthe R10 000cheque.

Headmaster Richard Daly running the final lapof the teachers’ race.

Fun day in the sun at SettlersAthletes from the three houses at The Set-tlers High School in Bellville competed forindividual and house awards recently.The houses are Bain, Pringle and Shaw,

with Pringle excelling as overall athleticswinners and Shaw, for the second time thisyear, walking away with the spirit award.“This event is one of thehighlights on the

calendar, not only for the athletes but alsofor the cheering and spirit shown by eachhouse,” said Richard Daly, headmaster.Daly himself got into the spirit of the day

and ran the final lap for Bain House in theteachers’ race.

Pringle house’s athletes were crowned overall winners of the day.

Shaw House walked off with the spirit award.Settlers’ best u­19 athletes were Wayde Lekay(left) and Jodee Johannes.

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Anargument about change ended in thestabbing of a “pleasant young man,”according to his former emloyer.

The victim, known only as Elias, wasstabbed to death at the Malmesbury RoadShell garage inWelgelegen in the earlymor-ning hours of 8 February.“Elias used to wash cars here and did so-

me gardening work in the area, a very kindman,” says Blake Cosson, manager at thegarage where the incident took place. Hesays the police arrested a security guardthat was on duty that night for the killing.According to another guard on duty near-

by, who witnessed the incident, Elias andthe guard had an argument about changeand this led to the stabbing. Elias died inthe parking area next to the garage.“He (the guard) is not a regular employee

here, he was standing in for someone elsethat night,” Cosson says.Although a regular face at the garage for

the past year, not much is known about thedeceased, except that he was in his twentiesand from the Eastern Cape.“I know he had a wife and child in Delft,

but I think he took up drinking recently andhave been staying in the Welgelegen areasince.We are trying to locate his family, butit is difficult. I know therewas someconnec-tion with the Protea hotel and we are follo-

wing up on that,” Cosson says.According toLt.KevinWilliamsof thePa-

row police, the 37-year-old suspect residesin Ravensmead.He is currently being held in police custo-

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Dust to dust. Sand covers the bloodied areawhere a man was stabbed to death, allegedlyduring an argument about change, at agarage in Malmesbury Road, Welgelegen.PHOTO: MAGRIET THERON

Elvis Presley fans are invited to share a mu-sical journey on The King and Rock ‘n’ Roll.Annemarie Swarts, president of the Elvis

PresleyFanClub ofAfrica, says the clubwillget together on 21 February from 14:00 to17:00 at 61 Postma Street in Bellville to enjoya music programme entitled Rare Elvis Live

In ’55. There will also be an audio-visualoverview of The Birth of Rock ‘n’ Roll.Entrance for visitors is R40 with the first

visit being free, and all new members arewelcome.V Contact Nicolette at 082 496 8846 or email An­nemarie at info@elvisafrica.com.

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South Africa has the highestnumber of youth unemploy-ment in Africa and the 3rd hig-hest in theworld at around 52%.

It is even higher than duringthe Great Depression when itwas only 24.9% at its highest inthe 1930’s. The consequencesare very scary to say the least.The drug pandemic amongstmarginalised youth is but onemanifestation of this horrifyingreality. The unemployment cri-sis amongst our youth is a tic-king time-bomb!

However in Bishop Lavis onthe Cape Flats, a determinedgroup of unemployed youth de-cided to make things happen in-stead of waiting for things tohappen.

They started an organisationscalled YoungPeople@Work. In-stead of waiting for the govern-ment and for work they believethat the most important work isto work on oneself.

With this outlook they crea-ted a number of projects andpartnered with various organi-sations to support unemployedyouth to access employmentand further training opportuni-ties.

Instead of lazing at home be-ing idle they encourage unem-ployed youth to work on them-selves by attending life skills

workshops, do job shadowing,access free training opportuni-ties and empower themselveswith computer literacy skills.

The brain child of Frank Julieand Marileze Johannes, bothprevious members of the Re-source Action Group,

YoungPeople@Work has alre-ady launched a number of pro-jects. Youth EmpowermentWeeks are aimed at reachingout to unemployed youth in va-rious communitieswith free lifeskills training.

With its Community Informa-tion Sessions volunteers travelto communities to share thework of YP@W and to link themup with existing opportunities.

Its computer literacy acade-my empowers youth with com-puter skills to survive in a high-ly technological job market.

Computer classes are offeredin the morning, afternoon andevening. Through its job place-ment project it operates a freeCV bank and a SMS notificationservice where unemployed yo-uthare connected to existing joband training opportunities.Most of its services are free ofcharge.

Hundreds of unemployed yo-uth have already benefited fromthe services of YP@W.V Unemployed youth can contact Jo­sephine at YP@W at 021 823 7837,send an SMS to 073 820 1534 or emailyoungpeople.za@gmail.com for moreinformation.

Group gets towork on jobs

A Let’s Twist Again ’60s show, will take place at the AllStar Theatre at the CapeGate Lifestyle centre on Friday,to raise funds for a little boy born with only one ear.

Tiaan Genade was born with the condition, microtia,and will need two operations, costing tens of thousandsof rands.

Medical aid declined to pay for the procedure, leavinghis family with the task of raising these funds.

The show starts at 20:00 and tickets cost R100 per per-son.

A cash bar and food will be available.V Book tickets with Annelize Genade on 084 951 1841.

Vroue wat belangstel innaaldwerkklasse word aan-gemoedig om aan te sluit by’n klas in Kleinvlei.

Cathy van Wyk, die in-strukteur, sê die kursus isveral gemik op werklosevroue wat ekstra geld wilverdien.

Die kursus word al sedert2009 aangebied.

Die vroue kom een keer ’nweek by Cathy se huis inFreesiastraat, Kleinvlei by-mekaar.

“Dit het al baie vroue ge-

help. Ek weet van dié wat huleie uitrustings maak en ookvan vroue wat hul eie onder-neming begin het,” vertel Ca-thy.

“Dit moedig die vroue aanom nie net rond te sit en be-del nie, maar vir hulself tewerk en kos op die tafel tesit.”

Die kursus is gratis.“Net ’n klein fooi word ver-

lang vir die aankoop vannaalde, gare en materiaal.”V Vir meer besonderhede, kontakCathy by 073 515 6502.

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Valhalla High School in Elsies River celebrated its 35th anniversary with a dance at the ParowCivic Centre on Friday 13 February. Gathering around the anniversary cake was the organisingcommittee, from left, Jolene Adonis, Sylvia Africa, Glenda Abrahams, Andre Levember, DianeCarolissen­Joubert, Shireen Skomolo and Edwina Hughes. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK

School celebrates 35 years in style These ladieswere ready foran evening ofcelebration,from left,Ronel Rutgers,Amelia Hector,Dawn Sylvesterand ZeldaAbrahams

From left, Justin Peters, Gaynor Harris andArnold Gabriels were catching up at thisspecial dance.

Ready to taketo the dance­floor at theanniversarydance were,from left,James Eckleton,Diane Joubert,JohannaHoffman andLinton Duiker.

RIGHT: Fromleft, MarleneCoetzee­Geor­ge, GeorgeSitzer andSylvia Africacatch up onold timesbefore takingto thedancefloor.

Allison and George Green, sitting, got to meetup with old friends Craig and Claudina Brooksat the reunion dance.

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Vrywilligers en jeugwerkers by die Parow­winkelsentrum het van 2 tot 6 Februarie ’nblikkieskos en geld ingesamel vir die Tygerberg Meals on Wheels (MOW). Linda Louw,bestuurder van Meals on Wheels, sê die sentrum is baie dankbaar vir die publiek oor hierdiekosvoorraad, waarmee hulle kospakkies gaan maak om aan behoeftiges uit te deel. Hierstaan Rina Pretorius van MOW by Kevin Mark van Valhalla Park, Bishop Lavis.

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Die eerste paar sakke klere wat personeelvan Media24 geskenk het, is vandeesweekaan Clothes for Cash Exchange (C2CX) oor-handig.

Jesse Naidoo, C2CX se besturende direk-teur, het die skenking in ontvangs geneemby Adrie Jurgensen, Media24 se groepsbe-stuurder van gemeenskapsprojekte. Dit isdie derde jaar dat Media24 vir C2CX steundeur hul personeel en die publiek te nooi omhul klerekaste uit en reg te pak en bruikbareklere wat hulle nie self meer dra nie, aan dieprojek te skenk. C2CX samel in samewer-king met skole, maatskappye en vrywilli-gersorganisasies gebruikte klere in, wat danherstel, gewas, herverpak en aan mikro-on-dernemings verkoop word.

“Media24 is opgewonde om weer aan dieprojek deel te neem,” sê Jurgensen. “Hier-deur help ons nie net om bruikbare klere teherwin en ons personeel ‘groen’ te laat leefnie, ons bydrae maak ook ’n verskil in ge-stremdes se lewens wat by C2CX se fabriekwerk en hul Kaapse winkel beman. Ons isboonop trots om aan te kondig dat C2CX eenvan ons ondernemingsontwikkelingspro-jekte van 2015 tot 2018 sal wees.”

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Chaeli Mycroft, the world’s first “ability ac-tivist”, is taking an awareness campaign forchildren with disabilities to new heights.

This 2011 winner of the Nobel Peace Prizefor children and founder of the Chaeli Foun-dation will attempt to become the first qua-droplegic to summit Kilimanjaro in Septem-ber.

The objective of the climb is to raise awa-reness for children and young adults livingwith disability and to raise funds for urgentrenovation work to be done in order to meetthe planned opening date of the new IrisHouse Children’s Hospice on the grounds ofStikland.

Chaeli has challenged Sue van der Linde,founder and CEO of Iris House, to join theteam.

Sue has accepted the challenge and willform part of a six person team and will havean important role to play on the expeditionChaeli’s carer.

Sue has been hard at work training to takeon the mountain and she will be doing herfirst half marathon this month as part of her“warm up” for the big climb, she says.

The expedition leaves South Africa on 27

August and returns on 6 September.Chaeli, who was born with Cerebral Palsy,

will be pushed in a custom built wheelchairby the male members of the climbing teamand Sue will assist with her personal careand monitor her health.

Sue says she needs R50 000 to cover thecost of the flights, accommodation, sherpasand tour operator. She is also hoping to geta sponsor for the equipment she will need.

“I am hoping that the public and local bu-sinesses will support me in this exciting ex-pedition. I am well aware of the risks, butfeel passionately (as does Chaeli) that weneed to change the perceptions of the publicregarding people living with disabilities,”Sue says.

The climb will be documented through theuse of a video diary, and there are severaltelevision interviews confirmed for theteam.

Sue is also available for talks at schoolsor corporate events.

V For more information on sponsorship opportunitiesor to book Sue for talks at schools or corporateevents, e­mail her at sue@iris­house.org.za.

Ability activist takes onMount Kilimanjaro challenge

Performance groups from across Cape Townare preparing for the City’s biggest streetparty- the annual Cape Town Carnival.

The Eoan Group is one of the acts that willbe part of the parade at the Green Point FanWalk on Saturday 14 March.

They have been part of the carnival sinceits first year in 2010 and plan to showcasetheir talents again this year.

Group leader Shafiek Rajap says: “CapeTown Carnival has given a sense of opportu-nity and confidence to many of our dancers,and has created excitement for everyone -with more of our members wanting to parti-cipate each year.”

The group’s dancers are trained in manydance disciplines, but hip hop is their choiceof performance at the Cape Town Carnival.

The Eoan Group organisation has beenaround since 1933 and they are constantlyevolving. “By being part of Cape Town Car-nival since it started, we are able to meet somany new people from all walks of life,” saysRajap.

Originally from District 6, the Eoan Groupis now based in Athlone where they offer anddance and performing arts programme tochildren from disadvantaged communities.

At the school, children have the opportu-nity to learn various performance discipli-nes including classical ballet, modern dan-ce, hip hop, African contemporary and bellydancing.

Classes are open to children as young asthree and Rajap says the group providesthem with a “valuable platform where theycan excel, learn and express themselves”.

The group offers a space where childrencan spend their free time in the dance studioinstead of on the streets.

But while the Cape Town Carnival is ahighlight on the group’s calendar, their per-

formers are active all year round with clas-ses, rehearsals and community performan-ces.

They plan to continually grow and expandtheir organisation in the hopes of one dayhaving multiple branches across the Wes-tern Cape.

The Cape Town Carnival, sponsored bythe City of Cape Town, is a free event. Thetheme for this year’s festivities is “Elemen-tal” and the carnival aims to celebrate theelements of fire, water, earth and air withparade floats, giant puppets and specialityacts. Streets will be closed off from 18:00 andthe parade will begin at 19:00.

Councillor Garreth Bloor, mayoral com-mittee member for tourism, events and eco-nomic development says the City is proudto be a sponsor of the event.

“Supporting events such as the Cape TownCarnival form part of our efforts to positionCape Town as the events capital of Africa,in order to boost the local economy and crea-te opportunities for our residents.”

Bloor also encourages residents to be partof the carnival, which at its heart, is a cele-bration of diverse communities.

“This year’s carnival is going to be bigger,brighter and with an explosion of colour andnon-stop entertainment.”

The support of residents also means a lotto the performers.

“Nothing beats the hype and adrenalin ofperforming. There are masses of people whosupport and cheer on the participants alongthe Fan Walk – and this makes all the hardwork so rewarding and worthwhile,” Rajapconcludes.

V For more information about the carnival, visitwww.capetowncarnival.com. For more on the EoanGroup, go to www.facebook.com/eoan.arts.

Eoan Group puts thehip hop into carnival

Members of the Eoan Group performed at last year’s carnival. They will be back at the CapeTown Carnival on Saturday 14 March. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Twelve high schools from around CapeTown are currently battling it out on theV&A Waterfront Amphitheatre stage in thecentre’s annual High School Band Slam com-petition.

This Friday (20 February), the bands ofWesterford High, Parklands College and lastyear’s winners, Settlers High School will gettheir chance to compete.

Next up will be Elsies River High School,Bergvliet High School and Edgemead HighSchool, who will be on stage on Friday 27 Fe-bruary.

The following Friday (6 March) sees SanSouci Girls High School, also known as theJazz Cats, Somerset College and RustenburgGirls High School compete for a place in thefinal.

Wynberg Boys High, Parel Vallei High and

the Wynberg Girls High’s performance onFriday 13 February was cancelled due toweather concerns, but these schools will beworked into the coming rounds to ensurethey still get a chance to compete.

The finale will see the top three conten-ders perform on Friday 13 of March. The eve-ning will be MC’d by popular DJ Danilo Ac-quisto from Good Hope FM.

All performances start at 18:00 and thecompeting bands need support for a chanceto win a a musical consultation and installa-tion to the value of R20 000 from MarshallMusic who will send industry professionalsto the winning school to assess recommendand install the latest in music technology atthe winning school’s music department.V Visit www.waterfront.co.za for more informationabout the competing bands.

Schools battle it out on the V&A bandstand

The Settlers High’s Dynamix Jazz Band were the winners of last year’s High School Band Slam. Infront from left are band members Nastassja Pretorius, Jodi Fredericks, Tracey Johannes (educa­tor), Michaela Alexander, Ryan Truter and Nadine Moore. At the back are Damian Kamineth,Keenan Jacobs, Aaron September and Timothy Fortes. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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The City of Cape Town’s Metro PoliceDepartment launched a series of post-ers and pamphlets linked to the City’s

Neighbourhood Safety Officer (NSO)project last week.This launchwas part of an education and

awareness drive to introduce residents totheir local NSO.A Neighbourhood Safety Officer is an ex-

perienced Metro Police officer assigned toa predefined area or neighbourhood thathas a business area and schools. These offi-cers work closely with all stakeholders intheir designated area to proactively identi-fy and tackle problems that can lead tocrime and disorder. They will become thecontact point for residents to report crimi-nal and domestic issues.

ProactiveA neighbourhood can protect itself from

unsafe acts and influences byworkingwiththe NSO and implementing their recom-mendations for the benefit of their commu-nity.The City’s mayoral committee member

for safety and security, JPSmith, explainedthat the introduction of this project is inline with the City’s constitutional mandateto create a safe environment for communi-ties.“The community faces various socio-eco-

nomic issues and this requires an approachthat is sustainable, problem-solving, andthat attempts to go deeper than reactive po-licing.“This kind of proactive neighbourhood

policing is exactly the kind of contributionthat a local authority is particularly suitedto make and the City is proud of thisproject,’ said Smith.The NSOs are assigned for a period of up

to seven years and will work closely withthe community.

Web of informationThere are currently 16 NSOs serving spe-

cific areas within the neighbourhoods ofNyanga, Ocean View, Hout Bay, MitchellsPlain, Crossroads, Bishop Lavis, Atlantis,Gordon’s Bay, Athlone, Harare, HanoverPark, Khayelitsha, Manenberg, Muizen-berg, Woodstock, Bridgetown and Gates-ville.“The officers aim to identify opportuni-

ties to reduce risks and increase local well-being of residents by knowing and beingknown in their community.They will also establish a web of individ-

uals andorganisationswhohave insight in-to the neighbourhood and become theirpartners in creating a safe and caring com-munity,” concluded Smith.

City getsNSO planoff theground

The City’s mayoral committee member forsafety and security, JP Smith, wants thepublic to be aware of the NSO project inneighbourhoods.

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schools but has since expanded to skills de-velopment in Delft and surrounding areas.Last year they got a donation of sewing

machines from South African Breweriesand they’ve been busy making it work forthem.DeonBritz explained that since they recei-

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At one stage she was laughed atand ridiculed for dancing. To-day, however, she is one of thehighlights at the Mother City’sgrandest carnival.Tamarah Adams (22) from

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described as aglamorous cele-bration of Afri-can identity, ta-kes place on Sa-turday 14 Marchalong the FanWalk in GreenPoint.Asked about

her love for dan-cing, Tamarahexplained: “Iwas about 10 ye-ars old when we had to performfor marks in arts and culture. Istarteddancing. Someof thepeo-ple laughed at me but I thoughtI will do better someday. Oneday I will be the best dancer inSouth Africa.”Since then she has learned

modern, contemporary, LatinAmerican, salsa and hip hopdancing.“I love dancing.Whatevermu-

sic is playing, I will shake whatmy momma gave me,” she said,laughing.Tamarah has managed to car-

ve out a successful dancing ca-reer despite enduring hards-hips.“I like to encourage people not

to let their hardships take overtheir life. I went through a lot ofabusive relationships. At onepoint I ended up in the hospital,”she said, but she refused to let li-fe get her down.

Now, she is re-hearsing andtraining alongtheSeaPoint pro-menade with therest of her dancecrewpreparationfor this year’scarnival. “It is alot of fun,” shesays, smiling.Tamarah, who

is a journalismstudent at CPUT,will be one of thelead performersin this year’s car-

nival and will be representingthewater element in the elemen-tal theme of fire, water, air andearth.This year is her second year

participating in the festivities.Speaking onbehalf of theCape

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Boots to the floor in Power SeriesADRIAN PHEIFFER

ThepopularPowerSeries sponsoredbyWingfield Motors, is set to return toKillarney in its new 2015 guise, on Sa-

turday. And with everyone realising thevalue of a good start in the first leg of a 10round shootout, a day of boots-to-the-floorracing can be expected.This applies particularly to theBondMa-

rine GTi Challenge where the knives maybe out for Paul Simon, the hard chargingnew champion. Because although thisclass C driver was in magnificent formthroughout the 2014 title chase, there wasthe inevitable needle that some may feelcould still be resolved this season.Others who must be considered as being

in with a chance include the previous sea-son’s overall second and third placed Niandu Toit, as well as the promising youngMarco Busi.

Hot turboWith five evenly matched class A cars at

the head of the field, the Midas Clubmancategory promises to be one of the best. He-re it is going to be Andre Johnson’s hot Au-di turbo up against a pair of BMWs in thehands of Danie van Niekerk (325 E36) andGavin Cerff (Spur Beemer) with the 2-litreVolksies of Clint Rennard (Golf), with Jes-se Huggett (Jetta) also in the mix.Behind them, Wayne Wilson – whose lo-

ne Nissan Maxima stands out in a field do-minated by Golfs and BMWs – will be wa-ging a one-on-one battle against MansoorParker (BMW 325) in class B.Although Andrea Bate is a new entry he-

re and therefore classified in class X, shewas voted the year’sMost ImprovedDriverin the recently completed national Engen

Volkswagen Cup Series. And having bur-ned rubber with the best in the country,she certainly deserves to be rated as a pos-sible contender for future Clubman classhonours.Lotus Exige pilot Dawie Joubert and

Craig Jarvis (PorscheGT3) seemmost like-ly to challenge the high flying Francis Car-ruthers (Juno Nissan SS3) in the Sportsand GT events now sponsored by Crossleyand Webb. However, the X-Factor here isundoubtedly to be provided by the experi-encedSteveHumble inhis impressiveHon-

da powered Juno S2000.

GunslingersSpeculation in thepits abouthowtheMa-

kita Supercar gunslingers are likely to fa-re, is mainly concerned with whether Ga-reth Easom, who makes his debut in Goldafter earning his spurs in Silver last year,can to unseat reigning champion Nick Ad-cock.The facts are that while Easomdid incre-

dibly well to claim pole position in two ofthe final events last year, he has yet to

notch an outright victory. Adcock, on theother hand, is a seasoned campaigner flan-kedbyother top class drivers likeBradWa-deley, Dayne Angel, Andrew Moffitt andJarryd Evans. It’s a difficult one to call.The final practice and qualifying sessi-

ons begin at 08.00 with the first of the 16races due off at 09.45. There is also goingto be a Fan Walk by the Clubman entriesduring the lunch break and a drifting demoafter the last race. Admission is R60 foradults andR20 for scholars under 16. Thereis no charge for kiddies under 12.

The Gti Challenge promises to be very competitive in 2015.

SAREL BURGER

Die hoërskole Bellville en Tygerberg se eer-ste krieketspanne het die afgelope week hulplekke in die halfeindronde van die SammyBloch/Durbell-Apteke-uitklopkompetisiebespreek.Hierdie twee spanne sal mekaar dan ook

die stryd aansê om ’n plek in die eindstryd,maar die kandidate vir die ander halfeind-

stryd was met druktyd nog nie bekend nie.Fairmont is in die kwarteindronde teen

D.F. Malan geloot, terwyl Chesterhouse enBrackenfell sal skouers skuur.HS Bellville (127) was in sy kwarteind-

stryd gans te sterk vir Durbanville (44) ter-wylHSTygerberg (124/7)met 3paaltjies teenStellenberg (123) gewen het. Dit het geskieddanksy ’n puik veelsydige vertoning deurCourtney Adams (64* en 4/10). Vir die Stel-

lies het Francois Schutte (58) en Evert Car-stens (3/13) die beste vertoon. In die PeterButtner-liga Saterdag het dit darem veel be-ter met Durbanville (202) gegaan toe hy DeKuilen (72) ’n afranseling gegee het. JeanAucamp (53) en Emcé van der Walt (5/25)was die Durbies se uitblinkers. Brackenfell(207/7) het eweneens oor heeltemal te veelskietgoed vir HTS Bellville (113) beskik, metNiel Oosthuizen (77 en 6/10) en Sean-D Van-

binsbergen (57)watmet ’nvyfdepaaltjie-ven-nootskap van 141 lopies die aanvoorwerk virdie sege gedoen het. Morné du Plessis (44) enKeanan Cupido (3/12) het die beste vir HTSBellville gevaar. Ook in die Francor-Bakke-ry-ligavir o.19B-spannewasBrackenfellmet8 paaltjies te sterk vir HTS Bellville, maarin die Tertius Engelbrecht Bouers-liga viro.15-spanne het HTSB die bordjies verhangmet ’n oorwinning van 15 lopies.

Hoërskole Tygerberg en Bellville in krieket-halfeindstryd

SHIFAAN RYKLIEF

The top four teamsdropped points,while bottom-of-the-table Moonlight FC were hammered inthisweekend’sABCMotsepeLeague encounters.Third and fourth placed Hellenic and Ajax

Cape Town started theweekend’s fixtures on Fri-day evening at Ikamva, where they played to adisappointing goalless draw. Both sides went in-to the match brimming with confidence follow-ing their impressive wins in their previous en-counters.Despite both sides creating goal-scoring oppor-

tunities, neither were able to put the ball in theback of the net.Meanwhile, at the Nyanga Stadium, second-

placed Zizwe United onlymanaged a single pointwhen they drew 1-1 with Milano United.At the Manenburg Stadium, former Milano

player, Danian Wareley, secured maximumpoints for ASDCape Town after he netted a bracein their 2-0 win over Crystal Palace. RCAthleticowere back to winning ways following a four-match winless run, when they beat Mitchell’sPlain United 2-0 at the Santos Academy grounds.SteenbergUnited annihilated bottom-of-the-ta-

ble Moonlight FC with a 6-0 victory at Rooi-kraans, while Knysna Bafana (Ikapa) edgedGrassy Park United 1-0 courtesy of an AshwinLouter goal.Barcelona FC impressively held log leaders

GlendeneUnited to a goalless drawat theRustde-ne Stadium, and The Magic FC go five matchesunbeaten after they drew 1-1 with FC Tygerberg.V For more information, visit www.capetownfootball.co.za

Top teams failto win in ABC

Yena Gajana (in red) of Crystal Palace Football Club in Manenberg controls the ball in mid­air as ASD Cape Town player Banele Buyeye takesevasive action during a second division ABC Motsepe League game played in Manenberg. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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SPORT: PAIR CAN MAKE IT TO THE VERY TOP

Volleyballduo maketheir mark

Leo Williams, left, and Grant Goldschmidt have what it takes to compete on the worldstage in beach volleyball.

Two students from theUniversityof the Western Cape are makingtheir mark in beach volleyball.

Leo Williams and GrantGoldschmidt are Africa’s numberone pair and they’e hoping to qualifyfor the olympics in 2016.The duo has so much in common

that it’s not surprising that they geland are on fire as a team.Both are graduates of UWC, they

hail fromMitchell’s Plain, andare yo-ung with more or less the same phys-ique.To crown it all the two have similar

kind of skills, are hungry for successand share the same goals.

Top of their gameThis year the two UWC Beach Vol-

leyball Club members will need to beon top of their game when they com-pete to qualify for the Rio 2016 Olym-pic Games, the World Champions-hips in Netherlands inMarch and forthe All Africa Games in Brazzaville,Congo in September.But they are confident andhave the

necessary credentials to do it.Goldschmidt, who obtained his de-

gree in sport and exercise science in2009, took part in the 2012 LondonOlympic Games, has been a memberof the South African national teamfor a long time, and received a goldmedal at the 2012CAVBBeachVolley-ball Continental Cup in Mauritius.Williams, a UWC graduate with

BCom and honours inMarketing and

Management who is studying a post-graduate Diploma in management, isalso a member of the national team,took part in the International Volley-ball Federation (FIVB) Beach Volley-ball World Cup Final in Brazil in Ju-ne 2013, and participated at the FIVBBeach Volleyball Championships inPoland in July the same year, amongother competitions.

Avenues openedSadly, although the two have been

flying the SouthAfrican flag high, be-ach volleyball is not a priority spor-ting code and not well supported fi-nancially. Therefore Goldschmidtand Williams need to raise money topartly fund their trips.The two believe sport has changed

their lives for the better.“Sport is one of the tools for develo-

ping communities. It opens up oppor-tunities for children to be empoweredand to enjoy,” Goldschmidt com-ments. Williams adds: “We have tra-velled to countries that we would ne-ver have visited if we were not insport.”Goldschmidt andWilliams came to

UWC through sport bursaries.“UWC has opened up big avenues

for me,” says Goldschmidt.Williams echoed his sentiments

and says: “Sport game me education,education gave me a job, the job gaveme a better salary and I live a goodlife. I would not have any of these ifI was not at UWC and in sport.”

SAREL BURGER

Edgemead, wat hierdie seisoen ’n nuwelingin die topafdeling van die WP se eerste krie-ketliga is, wend halfpad deur die huidigereeks tweedaagse wedstryde ’n desperate po-ging aan om weg te kom aan die onderkantvan die punteleer.Edgemead (160/7 gesl.) het laat Saterdag-

middag teenBellville terugbaklei omdie tuis-span met uitskeityd tot 76/3 te beperk.En met die begin van die uitgestelde wed-

stryd teen dieUniversiteit vanKaapstad Son-dag sit Edgemead (200/4 gesl.) stewig in diesaal teen die Ikeys (129).Teen Bellville was dit Stefan Joubert (74*)

wat met sy kolfwerk beïndruk het, terwylJoubert ookmet sy 38* Sondag saammet Jac-kie Strauss (63) en Christiaan Mocke (49) dieIkey-boulers laat les opsê het. Jaco Castle

(51*) was weer eensmooi op stryk in Durban-ville (118/3) se kragmeting teen Kaapstad-klub (174/8 gesl.), terwyl Tygerberg-klub(132) ’n effense houvas het op Claremont (88en 5/1), danksy Luwaaz September (4/28),Antley Adams (3/19), Chad Fortune (3/22) enGarth Madden (47).Ook Noordelikes-Goodwood (180/9 gesl.)

sit stewig in die saal teen Pinelands (120) metbehulp van knap bydraes deur Tertius Rau-benheimer (43), Jason Underwood (36) enEric Osner (4/14).Die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland (253/6)

is op pad na ’n oorwinning teen Avendale(155/5 gesl.) ná blink kolfwerk deur SharnGomes (104) en Imraan Hendricks (56), maarKuilsrivier (107) trekhotagter teenOttomans(188/7).Heathcliffe du Plooy (38) was die enigste

kolwer van die Kuile wat hond haaraf konmaak.

Edgemead veg hardterug teen Bellville

Could you be our next sports star of the month?It’s time to submit your sporting achieve-ments toTygerBurger sportstar of the monthcompetition open to high school learners.Let’s Play award gift packages to the

monthly winner, Bosman, McNulty and Du

Toit Optometrists award a pair of sunglassesand Shihan Hennie Bosman award R1 000cash.Submit entries to mcnulty.george-

@gmail.com.