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Western CapeMinister ofCommunity Safety,Dan Plato, did awalkabout inBonteheuwelyesterday wherehe addressedresidents aboutthe ongoinggang violenceand drugdistribution andabuse in thecommunity.Sadia Agulhus(on the right), aBonteheuwelresident, took theopportunity to raiseher concerns aboutthe crime situationin the community.Read more on page4. PHOTO: ASTRIDFEBRUARIE

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Shock over teen attacksASTRID FEBRUARIE

Bishop Lavis police are investigatingtwo cases of attempted murder after a16-year-old boywas shot in the face and

a 14-year-old boy stabbed.Captain Marie Louw, spokesperson of

BishopLavis police, says these incidents arecause for great concern as both victims areyoung and the perpetrators of the crime areyoungsters as well.“We urge parents to get more involved in

their children’s lives, tomonitor their activ-ities and behaviour and to take actionwhere

necessary to ensure the safety of their chil-dren,” she says.In the most recent incident a 16-year-old

boy from Bonteheuwel was badly woundedin the face after being shot by an unknownman.The incident occurred onSaturday 9 April

at about 20:20.“According to witnesses the boy was

standing in Jasmine Street in Bonteheuwelwhen the unknown man fired several shotsat him and he sustained a bullet wound tothe face,” Louw says.The motive for the shooting is unknown

at this stage, however police are investigat-ing whether it is gang related.“We haven’t made any arrests yet, but a

case of attempted murder has been opened.We urge anyone with information to comeforward or to call the police station. All in-formationwill be treated as highly confiden-tial.”In the case of the 14-year-old boy police ar-

rested an 18-year-old man who is a knownTerrible Joster gangster.Louw says the incident occurred at 12:00

at Modderdam High School.“The suspect according to witnesses

jumped the school wall and attacked the vic-tim who was later rushed to hospital wherehis wounds were treated,” says CaptainLouw.She says police are investigating a case of

attempted murder and are seeking moreinformation as the victim was not the in-tended target, butwasmistaken for someoneelse.“We are currently investigating addition-

al information received,” she says.The suspect will appear in the Bishop La-

vis Magistrate’s Court on Monday 18 Aprilon charges of attempted murder.

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Om as ’n blinde persoon op radio uit te saai,is net nóg ’n uitdaging wat Bok Radio se nu-weSpitstyd-omroeper,BonitaBlankenberg,met geesdrif aangepak het.“Blind is blind, skattebolle, dit gaan nooit

verander nie,” het sy koelkop geskerts in re-aksie op ’n gesprekoorwatdie politiekekor-rekte terme vir blinde persone deesdae is.“Jy kan nie enige gestremdheid sugar co-

at nie. Dit is wat dit is, en jy leef daarmeesaam. Daar is nie ’n boksie waarin ons asblindes hoef te pas nie. Jy vat elke nuwe uit-daging aan soos dit kom. Gewoonlik dinkmense dat blindemense nie noodwendig al-les kan saam doen nie en dis nie noodwen-dig waar nie. Ek kan byvoorbeeld nie ’nBoeing vlieg nie, maar kan jy? My dromehet nog nooit grense gehad nie,” sê sy.Bonita (34), ’n joernalis van beroep, is on-

langs uit 15 kandidate gekies as die nuwemede-aanbieder van die radiostasie se huis-toegaan-program, nadat KarlienKruger diestasie in Maart verlaat het.Die kandidate het vooraf almal ’n paar

werkswinkels in die radio-uitsaaiwesemeegemaakwaarnahulle elkeen ’n kans ge-kry het om een middag saam met Heinrichdu Plooy uit te saai. Bonita was verrewegdie luisteraars se gunsteling.“Om Karlien se skoene vol te staan is nie

maklik nie, maar dit is ’n absolute voorregom die geleentheid te kry. Ek moet myselfelke nou en dan knyp om seker te maak ekdroom nie. Dat die mense regtig dapper ge-noeg was ommy op die lug te sit,” sê Bonitaweer laggend. Dis een kenmerk van haarwat opvallend is – sy lag baie.Dis juis dié sin vir humor wat haar kop

en skouers bo die ander kandidate laat uit-staan het, meen Wimpie van der Sandt,hoof- uitvoerende beampte van Bok Radio.“Haar aansteeklike laggie het luisteraars

verower en daarby saam was haar uniekeveggees ’n inspirasie vir baie,” sê hy.Een luisteraar het die volgende op Bok

Radio se Facebook-blad geskryf. “Sy is feno-menaal! Sy het geen bang haar op haar kopnie, dis hoekom ek haar gekies het.”“Sy het ook die beste geklink op die lug

enhaar persoonlikheid het duidelik deurge-kom en dit is waaroor dit gaan in die radio-uitsaaiwese. Sy is beslis ’n aanwins virons,” sê Van der Sandt.Daarby saam, voeg hy by, besit sy ook ’n

breë verwysingsraamwerk deurdat sy inte-ressante gesprekke kan voer.As ’n blinde persoon op radio is daar na-

tuurlik wesenlike uitdagings, maar Bonitalaat dit so maklik en moeiteloos lyk.Sy beweeg blitsvinnig haar vingers oor ’n

eienaardige boksie op haar skoot terwyl sydie middag se verkeersverslag lees.Van der Sandt verduidelik: “Daar is baie

tegniese aspekte in radio wat sig vereis,soos omvoortdurendmonitors te lees ombyte bly. Nuus en verkeersflitse kom vinnigdeur en moet ook afgelees word.”Bonita ontvang die verslae vanaf haar sel-

foon, wat aan ’n tipe braille-toestel gekoppelword. “Ek noem dit sommer my braille-ta-blet. Soos die inligting deur die foon kom,word dit as’t ware in braille vertaal, wat ekdan met my vingerpunte kan lees,” verdui-delik sy. “Dis soms bietjie moelik as die in-ligting inEngels deurkomen ek dit blitsvin-nig in Afrikaans moet vertaal,” sê sy.Sy lagweer. “Hoe sou jy nou ’nwoord soos

multi-vehicle pile-up inminder as ’n sekondevertaal?”Bonita is blind gebore en het in Hanover

Park grootgeword. “Daar waar hulle eersskiet en dan vrae vra,” sê sy.Syhethaar skoolloopbaanbydieAthlone-

skool vir blindes voltooi en haar daarna asjoernalis bekwaam aan die Kaapse Skierei-landse Universiteit van Tegnologie (KSUT).Sy het verlede jaar terug verhuisKaap toe

nadat sy vir sewe jaar in Johannesburgwerksaam was as ’n sosialemedia-fundi by’n bekende maatskappy.“’n Vriend het my vertel van die geleent-

heid by Bok Radio en ek het dit met albeihande vasgegryp. Hoekom nie? Ek voel pas-sievol oor wat ek nou doen en dis ’n grootnuwe uitdaging. Ek het baie om te leer!”

Blinde Bonita wys haar radiostaal

Bonita Blankenberg is hier in die Bok Radio-ateljee tydens ’n uitsending verlede week.

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Graad 10- en 12-leerders sal ’n kans kry omhul voorgeskrewe boeke “in die vlees” te sienwanneerFiela se Kind enKrismis vanMap Ja-cobs in April en Mei in die Kunstekaap opge-voer word. Fiela se Kind sal van Woensdag 20April in die Kunstekaap-teater te sien wees.Vanaf Vrydag 6 Mei maak Adam Small seKrismis van Map Jacobs weer daar ’n draai.

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to catching and deterring illegal dumpers,”he says.Christians says it is the unlawful disposal

of old appliances, furniture, as well as gen-eral household, commercial and industrial

wastes in places other than permitted facili-ties such as landfills and transfer stations.“Dumpers usually dump their garbage on

vacant lots, along utility right-of-ways, onpublic and private lands, and at other nor-mally unattended locations,” he says, add-ing that “the evil” is also taking place on theplay parks.“Dumpers should know that these illegal

dumps diminish the quality of our lives andthe surrounding area. Illegal dumping canthreaten human health, those of our petsand the environment,” he says.

Christians adds that dumps canpollute lo-cal waterways and groundwater, and mostimportantly, cause injury to children play-ing in or around the dumps.“If anyone observes someone illegally

dumping anything, please write down thedate, time and location of incident, descrip-tion of the vehicle and licence plate number,description of person(s) dumping, whatitems or materials were being dumped andif at all possible, take a photo as well. Let’sstand together for a clean and safe commu-nity,” Christians says.

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During a roadblock operation Elsies River,police stopped and searched a vehicle andfound a man in possession of a black bagwith an undisclosed amount of mandrax ta-bles, money and tik.Sergeant Esmerelda Pheiffer, spokesper-

son of Elsies River Police, says the road-blockwas conducted at a drughotspot in theprecinct on Thursday 7 April at 12:15.“While busy conducting a roadblock on thecorners of 35thAvenue andOwenRoad, offi-cers stopped a vehicle, a black Audi, withthree occupants, and one of the passengerswas asked to exit the vehicle,” she says.Pheiffer says the passengerhad inhis pos-

session the black bag with the drugs andmoney and on further investigation the po-lice also discovered another passenger hadin his possession an illegal “air gun”.All three suspects were arrested for deal-

ing in drugs and being in possession of anillegal fire-arm.It was later discovered that a total of 88

mandrax tablets and an amount of R2000 incash were confiscated.All the suspects appeared before the

Goodwood Magistrate’s Court on Monday11 April on charges of dealing in drugs andpossession of an illegal firearm.Meanwhile another roadblock heeled

more arrests which took place on Friday8 April at about 13:40.Officers were also called to another inci-

dent in Matroosfontein were an unknownmanwas loitering around anATM in Foun-tain Way.When the police attended the complaint

they drove past the ATM and spotted an un-known man sitting opposite the ATM in anopen field.“The police then stopped and approached

the man who was at the time sitting on oneof the poles at the open field and startedsearching him, and found a 9mm firearmwith seven live rounds in his possession,”Pheiffer says.The 27 year-old suspect was arrested for

possession of an illegal firearm and ammu-nition.

Roadblock search leads to drugs, cash and gun


Elsies River police have adopted a “non-stop” approach after the crime preven-tion unit confiscated a large amount of

drugs ranging fromdagga andmandrax tab-lets to mandrax powder.In the most recent incident police arrest-

ed an unknown man in Leonsdale for deal-ing in drugs.Sergeant Esmerelda Pheiffer, spokesper-

son of Elsies River police, says the arrestwas carried out on Monday 4 April at about13:45 when the Elsies River Crime Preven-tion Unit reacted on information receivedfrom the public and went to a well-knowndrug dealer’s house in Avondale Road.“On arrival police searched the premises

and discovered 56 grams of tik, 110 gramsof mandrax powder, 15 mandrax tablets, 25half mandrax tablets, 21 ecstasy tablets and69 grams loose dagga.Hours later police returned to the same

vicinity from where the drug dealer oper-ates and caught another suspect, a man inEpping Avenue, with four grams of tik, two

mandrax tablets and a pack of tik.“With further investigation the police al-

so discovered 70 grams of loose dagga foundabandoned,”Pheiffer says.On the same day later on in the evening

police confiscated about 359 grams of dagga,which they found at two different houses inthe Elsies River precinct while busy withcrime prevention operations.“During these operations six suspects

were arrested and charged for dealing andpossession of drugs,” she says.

Another suspect was also arrested in 40thStreet in Clarke Estate on Sunday 3 Aprilfor possession of an illegal firearm, whenthepolice founda shotgun inhis possession.Pheiffer says police will continue to en-

sure these drug dealers and gangsters willbe continuously disrupted in their daily un-derground activities and brought to book.Station Commander Brigadier Zingisa

Manci applauded the officers for their undi-vided commitment and passion shown infighting crime.

Police adopt nonstop approach

Elsies River police confiscated an “air gun”and an undisclosed amount of mandraxtablets, tik and cash during a roadblock whichresulted in the arrest of three men.

Elsies Riverpoliceconfiscated ashotgun anddrugs duringtheir crimepreventionoperations lastweek.


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Despite a tumultuous end to 2015 marked byprotest action and examinations writtenunder trying circumstances, 6894 candi-dates from the Cape Peninsula Universityof Technology will be capped this week.

Fifteen graduation ceremonies will behosted at the Bellville campus. Two ceremo-nies have already taken place and the restwill follow from today (Wednesday) at 09:00,14:00 and 19:00 to Friday 15 April.

A total of 6807 Bachelor, 75 Masters and12 Doctoral candidates will be capped.

Those graduating will enter the work-force in the fields of applied sciences, busi-ness and management sciences, engineer-

ing, education, health and wellness and in-formatics and design.

Dr Christo Wiese (CPUT honorary doctor-ate) will be awarding the first Caro Wiesescholarship to a student who beat the oddsto triumph and graduate.

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This year Sudanese refugee MatthewBenjamin (Masters in IT) will be the firstrecipient.

In addition fashion magnate and distin-guished businesswoman Dr Precious Mot-sepe will be the guest speaker tonight at19:00.

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Former finance minister Nhlanhla MusaNene has been announced as the ambassa-dor for Ikamva Lethu – Our Future Fund.

The fund was recently launched by theUniversity of the Western Cape’s StudentRepresentative Council (SRC) and isaimed at raising funds for tuition and aca-demic support for deserving studentswithin the institution.

With an initial pledge of R2m from theUWC and the SRC committing R350 000 oftheir own annual budget, the student lead-ership body has been overwhelmed by theoutpouring support from the institutionand its alumni.

“With the commitment firmly etchedthe development of future leaders havinga role in the campaign that is aimed at

raising R15m for the SRC in 2016, was ano-brainer.

“In the pursuit of personal and nationaleconomic empowerment, few things – ifany – play such a pivotal role as education.The UWC SRC Ikamva Lethu Fund has myfull support,” Nene says.

Encouraged by the former minister’ssupport, the UWC SRC is continuing to en-gage with more of their alumni to ensuremore support.

SRC President Akhona Landu says forthem this is a legacy project.

“We would like to be remembered in theinstitution’s history as the student leader-ship body that actively worked towardssustainable change”, he says.V To support the fund, visit: www.uwc.ac.za

Nene UWC fund ambassadorOn thepictureare wardcouncillorAntonioVan DerRheedewithBlikkies-dorpUnitedsoccercoach,LeonLouw,LiamLouw (3)and wardcouncillorCharlesEsau .

Soccer club getsnew equipmentASTRID FEBRUARIE

@febastrid

Blikkiesdorp United Soccer Club re-ceived much needed equipment thathas given the team a much needed con-

fidence boost.Club coach Leon Louw says the donation

– which consists of bibs, cones, whistles,balls, a medical aid kit, water bottle carrierwith bottles, ball bags, goalkeeper gloves,captain arm bands, linesman flags and astorage bin – will help them develop theirskills as soccer players. The equipment wasfunded by the City of Cape Town’s Sportsand Recreation Department.

“We live in a community where people donot have much and what we receive or earnis cherished and we appreciate the dona-tion,” Louw says.

He has been coaching since 2009 and iscurrently coaching the u.12, u.14 and u.16teams. They practice every Monday, Tues-day and Thursday and all games are playedon a Saturday in Heideveld.

“Sport is vital in developing young chil-dren as it does not only keep them fit, butteaches them about team work, commit-ment and discipline,” he says.

The children who play for the club mustbe in school and must be able to balancetheir academics and sport activities if theywant to be part of the club.

“I do not take on anyone who is not attend-

ing school as they should have no excuse tonot get an education,” he says.

“We want them to take both activities se-riously and understand that once you com-mit yourself to something to give it yourall,” Louw says.

He explains that the club was started asa result of all the crime, drug and alcoholabuse in the community to give children theopportunity to vent their frustrations in apositive manner and not be influenced bynegative elements in the community.

“Yes, we have a lot of issues here, butthere is always a way to turn things aroundand through sport we can do that. Our aimis to take children off the streets and showthem there is more to life,” he says.

The club also makes time to speak to thechildren about their personal issues or ifthey have any. Louw, says they have anopen door policy.

“We know that many of the children comefrom broken homes and sometimes find itdifficult to speak to their parents, thereforewe make time to engage with them and theirparents to help resolve any issues theyhave,” he says.

Ward councillor Charles Esau says Louw,who is in a wheelchair, keeps the childrenfrom Blikkiesdorp busy using his own mon-ey to keep the club going.

“He has taught us that it does not matterwhere you come from – what matters iswhere you are going,” Esau says.


Community‘held captive’ASTRID FEBRUARIE

@febastrid

ABonteheuwel resident is up inarms as gangsters continue to fightover territory and drugswhile put-

ting the lives of innocent people at risk.This is according to Sadia Agulhus

who raised her concerns during a walk-about with Western Cape Minister ofCommunity Safety, Dan Plato, in Bonte-heuwel yesterday.About 60 people gathered along the

walkabout route to listen to theminister,who addressed residents about the ongo-ing gang violence and drug distributionand abuse in the community.Agulhus informed Plato that residents

cannot evenwalk towork anymorewith-out the risk of being robbed, whilelearners are also targeted.“Working people are being held up and

stripped of their possessions and whenwe call the police to assist we wait forhours for them to respond. We cannotcontinue to live like this,” she says.Agulhus says the crime was not as bad

as it is now and now that more gangs arebeing formed they seenoend to the crimeand the drug abuse and sale thereof inthe community.“Sometimes they fight and shoot at

each other and we don’t know wherethey get these guns from. That is one ofour biggest concerns – the guns. Whogives it to them? Where do they get itfrom?” she asks.Agulhus further says that police need

to play their part too in fighting crime,but when they are called out they areslow to respond.

“Should someone first die before theycome out? I pay tax and I feel that I donot get the service delivery from the po-lice as I should. We need them as muchas they need us in this fight and we urgethem to take our concerns seriously,”she adds.Plato says he is perturbed by the situa-

tion inBonteheuwel andhopes to find so-lutions by working and communicatingwith residents.“I am currently visiting all gangster

and violence stricken areas and Bonte-heuwel forms part of it. We cannot leavethe violence for the community to dealwith alone – we need to assist them asmuch as we possibly can,” he says.Plato is also concerned about the lack

of reports on the CCTV cameras as thesecameras have been placed strategicallyin crime hotspot areas.“The community is floodedwithCCTV

cameras, yet there are no reports of thecameras picking up on gang violence. Iam calling on theMetro and national po-lice to answer to this as I want to knowwhat the issue is,” he says.“We have the resources right here yet

crime remains high in Bonteheuwel.Something must be wrong and some-thing needs to be done to establishwherethe problem lies,” Plato says.Plato further says those responsible

for the violence are in the minority andneed to be contained as the majority ofthose living in the community are lawabiding citizens.“Our aim is to not only take on the mi-

nority that contribute to crime, but to seethe gang leaders brought to book,” hesays.


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Kennisgewing geskied hiermee dat die vergaderings van die 24 (vier-en-twintig) subrade van die StadKaapstad op die tyd en plek wat in die onderstaande tabel aangedui word, sal plaasvind:

Subraad Plek Datum Tyd Bestuurder

1 Raadsaal, Royal Ascot, Bridleweg, Milnerton 21 10:00Peter Deacon021 444 6037

2Kraaifontein-raadsaal, Kraaifontein- munisipalegebou, Brightonweg, Kraaifontein

20 10:00Fred Monk021 980 6053

3Goodwood- munisipale gebou, Voortrekkerweg,Goodwood

21 10:00Johannes Brand021 590 1676

4Parow-raadsaal, Parow- munisipale gebou, 1steverdieping, hoek van Voortrekkerweg en Tallentstraat,Parow

21 09:00Ardela van Niekerk021 444 0196

5 Delft-biblioteek, Delft-hoofweg, Delft 20 10:00Martin Julie021 444 2962

6Bellville-raadsaal, Bellville-burgersentrum,Voortrekkerweg, Bellville

18 10:00Pat Jansen021 444 3717

7Durbanville-raadsaal, hoek van Oxford- enQueenstraat, Durbanville

18 10:00Carin Viljoen021 444 0689

8Strand-raadsaal, hoek van Faganstraat en Hoofweg,Strand

21 10:00Erika Williams021 850 4149

9 Solomon Tshuku-saal, Site C, Khayelitsha 20 09:00Johnson Fetu021 360 1351

10Khayelitsha-opleidingsentrum, hoek vanLwandlestraat en Phendulasingel, Khayelitsha

18 10:00Mandlenkosi Sitonga021 360 1267

11Fezeka-raadsaal, hoek van Govan Mbeki- enSteve Biko-rylaan, Gugulethu

20 10:00Kayise Nombakuse021 630 1727

12Lentegeur- administratiewe gebou, hoek vanMerrydale-enMelkbosstraat, Lentegeur,Mitchells Plain

21 11:00Alesia Bosman021 444 8698

13Ruth First-gemeenskapsaal, Sinqolamthistraat,Philippi

20 10:00Lunga Bobo021 630 1619

14Fezeka-raadsaal, hoek van Govan Mbeki- enSteve Biko-rylaan, Gugulethu

18 10:00Anthony Mathe021 630 1678

15Raven-lokaal, eerste verdieping, Pinelands-opleidingsentrum, Central Square, St. Stephensweg,Pinelands

20 10:00Mariëtte Griessel021 444 9797

16 Raadsaal, 11de verdieping, Waalstraat 44, Kaapstad 18 10:00Marius Coetsee021 487 2055

17Dulcie September-burgersentrum (klein saal), hoekvan Klipfonteinweg en Proteastraat, Athlone

21 10:00Edgar Carolissen021 444 0500/03

18 Raadsaal, hoek van Buckstraat en 6de laan, Lotusrivier 21 10:00Okkie Manuels021 700 4020

19 Raadsaal, Central Circle, Vishoek 18 10:00Desiree Mentor021 784 2010

20Raadsaal, Alphen-sentrum, Constantia-hoofweg,Constantia

20 10:00Richard White021 444 8112

21Kuilsrivier-raadsaal, 1ste verdieping, hoek vanCarinusstraat en Van Riebeeck-weg, Kuilsrivier

20 10:00Pieter Grobler021 900 1502

22Kuilsrivier-raadsaal, 1ste verdieping, hoek vanCarinusstraat and Van Riebeeck-weg, Kuilsrivier

18 10:00Acting Manager:Pieter Grobler021 900 1502

23Lentegeur- administratiewe gebou, hoek vanMerrydale-enMelkbosstraat, Lentegeur,Mitchells Plain

18 10:00Raphael Martin021 444 8722

24Khayelitsha-opleidingsentrum, hoek van Lwandle- enSpinestraat, Khayelitsha

21 10:00Goodman Rorwana021 444 7532

Om 72 uur voor die vergadering toegang tot die volledige agenda en alle gepaardgaandedokumentasie te verkry, besoek www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils.

Klik op die datum van die subraadsvergadering, kies die subraad wat jy soek en laai dieagenda af. Rapporteer asseblief enige probleem by die betrokke subraadsbestuurder.

Die onderstaande beleide en planne is beskikbaar vir openbare raadpleging in die maandApril 2016. Hierdie beleide en planne is ter insae beskikbaar by subraadskantore, enbelanghebbende partye kan op hierdie beleide kommentaar lewer:

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Lede van die publiek kan ’n tydgleuf bespreek om die vergadering toe te spreek en/of ’nsitplek bespreek indien hulle die subraadsvergadering oor die GOP en BEGROTING wilbywoon. Subraadspersoneel het die volgende inligting nodig om jou sitplek te bespreek:e-posadres, selfoonnommer en straatadres.

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The provincial health depart-ment is appealing to the publicto assist in finding the family ofa patient at one of their facilities.Douglas Sedouries was admit-

ted to Stikland Hospital on13 January this year.“Although incorrect, Sedouri-

es believes he lives in the Bell-ville South area and that hisname is actually Bonakele Doug-

las Sodawe,” according to a de-partmental statement.“We are unable to confirm Se-

douries’s age and ID number,but estimate him to be in his40s.”V Anyone with information that couldhelp trace the patient’s family, cancontact Nosisa Phango on021 940 4506 or via email at [email protected].

Hospital seeks patient’s family

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Most parents will have taught their chil-dren the significance of “stranger danger”by the time they can walk.Even so, the number of children abducted

and going missing every day remains a keyconcern to organisations such as the PinkLadies, an NGO which deals exclusivelywith getting the word out when both kidsand adults go missing.Dessie Rechner of the organisation re-

cently posted a very practical guide on theorganisation’s Facebook page that givesparents and their children the clearest ideaof what to do in the event of stranger dangerand possible abduction.The information was sourced from the

following website, Rechner said: http://www.clickorlando.com/news/teach-your-child-how-to-survive-an-abduction, andwas compiled by a US “protection expert”,the Montgomery Texas police commander,Jim Napolitano, for an American newschannel.Rechner copied the following informa-

tion – which is as relevant to the local popu-lace – to help children escape a child abduc-tor in four typical scenarios.In scenario one a predator approaches a

child at the playground. There are othersaround, but the attacker snatches the childquickly. The child should scream as loudand fast as they can to attract attention, and

fight, punch, kick and claw.“They have to fight with everything they

have inside of them to get away from thisperson that wants to do themharm,” Napol-itano is quoted as saying.In scenario two the child enters an empty

house with no one around and is attackedby a predator.The key here is to escape. Because the

child is alone, there is no one to scream outto. To do that, Napolitano said the childneeds to use the most powerful weapon heor she has: their teeth.“Here, the child needs to bite down on the

attacker’s arm, hand or leg as hard as theypossibly can. The human bite is one of themost devastating things that can happen toyou physically. There can be no mercy; thechild must get away,” Napolitano said.The best way to escape? Fight, bite, flee.In scenario three the child is walking

home from the bus stop. Other children andparents are in the area when the child is at-tacked and grabbed by an abductor.Thekey to survival here,Napolitano said,

is tomake asmuch noise as possible to alertthe parents nearby.The child’s best bet is to scream like they

have never screamed before.V The Pink Ladies organisation can be found onlineat https://www.facebook.com/groups/pinkladies-organizationmissingchildren/

Teach a child to avoidgetting kidnapped

DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

ACapeTownpensioner diedwhilewait-ing in line at a Sassa office in Kraai-fontein last Wednesday morning.

Willem Jaars (63), along with his wife,Magrieta, had just spent the night outsidein order to get a front row position in thehall the nextmorning, says his heartbrokensister, Sarie Davis, from Phoenix.“The doors had just opened and they both

scurried in to get a chair in the front.”Minutes later he died in this very chair.“He had just eaten a piece of bread and

taken a sip of the coffee they had broughtwith them, before he slowly slumped downnext to her.”His wife called out to him in vain.“White foam appeared around hismouth,

but he was dead,” says Davis.According to her, her brother was a first-

time pension applicant.“Everybody in the area visits this office

to apply for government grants and thelines are unbelievably long. It is always

jam-packed and often scores of people aresent homewhen the day comes to an end be-fore they can reach the front of the line.There is just not enough staff to help every-body.”Davis believes this is what prompted the

elderly couple to spend thenight outside theoffice.He was declared dead when the Kraaifon-

tein police arrived at the Youth Centre.“When I got there later that morning, the

hall was still crowded. My brother’s bodywas carried to the adjacent kitchen whereit was neatly covered with a sheet.“According to his wife he made no com-

plaints of pain or discomfort during thenight. It came as such a shock to her andshe is devastated.”A post mortem was performed, of which

the family is awaiting the results.Ward councillor Grant Twigg was in-

formed of the incident shortly afterwards.“People come as early as possible to be

helped and the problem persists frommonth to month. Something will have to bedone,” he said.

Pensioner dies afterhours in Sassa queue

Officers fromBothasigpolice recentlymadevery good arrests when they arrested twosuspects from Delft for robbery before theink on the docket was completely dry.According to Warrant Officer Dean New-

man, he and colleague Constable JonathanKriel were called out to attend a robberycomplaint in Bothasig.When they got to the scene they inter-

viewed the two complainantswho indicatedthat they had been robbed in an alley nearVryburger Avenue. According to them,they were walking when they were ap-proached by an unknown man who askedthem for a cigarette. When they indicatedthat they could not help him he threatened

them and forced them into an alley wheretwo other men assisted in robbing themfrom their cellphones, clothing and wine.When they gave a description of the sus-

pects, the policemen could not believe theirluck as they remembered that they hadpassed people who fitted the description onthe way to attend to the complaint. One ofthemwas seen runningacross anopen field.After completing the docket they went

back to the area where they had seen thesuspects and found two of them.The two 18-year-old suspects, who were

later identified by the complainants, werearrested and detained.They appeared in the Goodwood court.

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The Frank Louw Avenue Park is undergoing a complete makeover and is expected to becomplete before the end of June. PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE


In an effort to get more children andtheir parents outdoors and active, theFrank LouwAvenue Park is being up-

graded and equipment will be installedto cater for both the youth and adults.The installation of the equipment and

upgrade forms part of the City of CapeTown’s non-motorised transport (NMT)projects which were identified in 2010.AboutR31m is being spent on this park

and others in the community as well asthe upgrade of Kasselsvlei Road, PeterBarlow Road and the sidewalks.Ward councillor Mercia Kleinsmith

says as a strategic investment plan sheaims to invest, maintain, repair and up-grade the parks and roads to keep the ex-isting systems, services and infrastruc-ture oi good working order.“I have set aside R140 000 of the ward

allocation for the installation of a fenceat Frank Louw Avenue Park which is al-ready completed. The fence will ensurethat less vandalism occurs and that ille-gal dumping can be deterred,” she says.Once completed, the park will be open

at 05:30 and closed at 20:00 by two resi-

dents who have agreed to take turns inensuring the facility is secure.Kleinsmith further says the equip-

ment forms part of the transport depart-ment’s budget. The department will in-stall gym equipment, the groundswill betarred, new seating installed, the skatepark will be restored and games will bepainted on the grounds.“We want to make it as user friendly

as possible so that everyone in the com-munity and visitors to the area can enjoythe space as it is there for them to makeuse of,” Kleinsmith says.She also spent about R200 000 on Lorna

Play park in Glenhaven which was iden-tified as a World Design Capital Project.“We also spent about R100 000 on the

play park in Industry Street and fencedthe park as well and the residents theretoo have taken responsibility of openingand locking the gates to the park.”Kleinsmith adds that the upgrade of

parks enhance the community and it issafe for children to play and for parentsto sit and keep a watchful eye.“In future I will upgrade more parks

fromward allocation andhope that thesefacilities will be used daily by the com-munity,” she says.

LifeLine Western Cape, a free telephone andface-to-face counselling service to people indistress, is offering personal growth andcounselling skills training courses at theirhead office in Roeland Street in CapeTown.

The next personal growth course starts onTuesday 3May, from10:00 to 13:00 everyweekfor nine weeks.V For more information, contact LifeLine WesternCape on 021 461 1113, or via e-mail to [email protected].

Learn life skills in new personal growth course


The City of Cape Town’s rates estimator,which is available on its valuationswebsite, is now available to residents.

This is to help property owners to assessthe proposed change on the rates portion oftheir municipal bill as part of the generalvaluation process for 2015, the City says.The City recently tabled its draft budget

for the 2016/2017 financial year.This year however, due to the latest gener-

al valuation, the proposed cent-in-the-randon which the proposed rates increases arecalculated, has also been tabled.TheCity is nowproposing that the cent-in-

the-rand reduces by 7% for residential prop-erties.

This is largely due to the total value of thelatest general valuation that has gone up sig-nificantly, City bosses explain.“Although there is still a valuation objec-

tion process under way and the final valuecould be somewhat lower, on the residentialside we have essentially seen a growth of ap-proximately 18% since the last valuation in2012,” says deputy mayor Ian Neilson.“In addition, theCity’s latest general valu-

ation shows that the total valuation of allrateable properties has increased from R911billion in 2012, toR1156 billion in 2015,whichis an important reason for the decrease inthe rate-in-the-rand or the rates portion ofa municipal bill.”

He says the City sets a budget that is need-ed from rates income for essential servicessuch as fire and disaster risk services, streetlights and traffic lights which benefit all res-idents but which do not generate an income.

“The total value of all properties withinthe municipal boundary, according to thevaluation roll, is then used to calculate whatportion of a cent out of the rand value of theproperty is needed to achieve the set budgetneeded from the rates income. If propertyvalues increase, the cent tariff will de-crease,” says Neilson.

He adds that property valuations aretherefore not done to chase a surplus or tomake money out of ratepayers.

“The budget needed for these municipalservices is carefully calculated and propertyrates contribute to this budget,” Neilsonsays.The objection process for the latest gener-

al valuation is still under way and if a prop-erty owner disputes the valuation of theirproperty, a well motivated objection may besubmitted to the City valuer by no later than29 April.In this objection, the property ownermust

showwhy themarket valuation is incorrect.V Residents can visit www.capetown.gov.za/proper-tyvaluations for access to the rates estimator andinformation about the ongoing valuations objectionsprocess.

City’s rates calculator available

They comeupwith aunique social-ly innovative plan, and theGreaterTygerberg Partnership’s (GTP’s)competition turns it into a reality.“They” refers to the participants

in the organisation’s Social Inno-vation Challenge, which the GTPhopes will have significant bene-fits for the Tygerberg region as awhole.“Whilst the top two projects will

each receive R32 000 in funding, allthe shortlisted projects will re-ceive guidance and input from top

international innovation consult-ancy Idea Couture,” said ChrisO’Connor, CEO of the GTP.

The non-profit organisation fa-cilitates collaboration betweenstakeholders in the Tygerberg re-gion to help build social and eco-nomic prosperity.

As part of this mandate, the So-cial Innovation Challengewas con-ceived to help the GTP tackle thesocio-economic problems facingthe region, including unemploy-ment, homelessness, crime, drug

abuse, urban grime, limited trans-port and accommodation.

The competition is open to any-one, provided their solution bene-fits the greater Tygerberg region.

Entry forms can be downloadedat www.gtp.org.za.

An initial submission is re-quired by 20 April, after which ashortlist of projects will be drawnup.V For more information, contact KirstenSloth-Nielsen at [email protected].

GTP calls for social innovators

Talented Cape Town perform-ers are invited to audition forthe seventh season of the popu-lar television talent show SA’sGot Talent.Pre-auditions for this year’s

competition will take place atthe e.tv offices in Zonnebloem(corner of De Villiers Road andStirling Street) on Saturday 30April and Sunday 1 May from07:00 to 13:00.If successful, candidates will

be taken through to the theatre

auditions where they will per-form their act in front of thejudges.

Contestants can skip thequeue and be one of the first tobe seen at the pre-auditions bycompleting a pre-registrationformat https: //rapidblue.form-stack.com/forms/sagt.V SA’s Got Talent will premiere on Sun-day 4 September 2016 at 18:05 on e.tvand eHD on Openview HD (Channel104) and DStv (Channel 194). Visitwww.etv.co.za/sagt for more.

Show seeks talented performers

The Ravensmead Community Po-lice Forum along with residentsare calling on the public to supportthem as they picket before the Bell-ville Magistrate’s Court on Friday15 April when former VereenigingColonel Christiaan LodewykPrinsloo will appear.

Prinsloo was in control of the po-lice armoury in Cape Town and isaccused of stealing firearms des-tined for destruction and supply-ing the weapons to gangs in theWestern Cape.

Former officer incourt for guns

CAD4ALL wins Fives: The CAD4ALL Career and Design College wonthe inaugural Fives inter-college tournament at Century City on Friday1 April. The team members are (front from left) Wayde Williams, JisreelScheeper (captain), Jason Beukers (goalkeeper) and Dillon Middlecamp.In the back row from left are Brandon Selbourne, Matthew Green andAshley Bosch.

Researchers at Stellenbosch Uni-versity are looking for personswithproblemsrelated to their gam-bling behaviour andwho are inter-ested in taking part in a study ongambling disorder.

The study is conducted by the de-partment of psychiatry.

Several myths surround gam-bling, one of the most common be-ing that the longer you play a slotmachine without a big win, thehigher the chances it will pay outthe next time. Fact is, the slot ma-chine generates a number at ran-dom each time –whether it is a slotmachine at a casino or a limitedpay-out machine at a pub. It mayseem as though the jackpot is paidout at regular intervals, but thesenumbers cannot be influenced bya series of previous rounds, ex-perts say.

Another myth is believing thatby keeping a record of your previ-ous results, you can predict futurewins and losses.

The fact is that every bet is an in-dependent, random event withouta “memory”, and previous resultscannot influence future results.

Some also believe that with a for-mula theyuse to play roulette, they

are sure to win. However, the oddsare always in favour of the house.Every bet on the roulette table isan independent, coincidentalevent. There is no formula that candetermine results or favour onegambler.One other myth is people who

think that by knowing the rules ofthe game, increases their chancesofwinning.Knowing the rules onlyhelps you tomake decisions. It can-not increase your chances of win-ning. The cards you are dealt willdetermine if you win or lose – andyou do not have control over these,the experts believe.Some signs of a gambling prob-

lem include spendingmore time ormoney than planned on gambling,gambling to chase your losses, ne-glecting responsibilities at work,school or at home because of gam-bling, feeling worried, anxious ormoody when not gambling, bor-rowing money or stealing to gam-ble, crumbling relationships be-cause of debt and dishonesty andhiding your gambling, yet youcan’t stop.V For further details call Professor Chris-tine Lochner on 021 938 9179 or [email protected].

Researchers to studygambling addiction

Rocking the city: The Rockets, PJ Powers, Nur Abrahams, Garth Taylor, Edith Plaatjies, Morné Holland and DrVictor & The Rasta Rebels (pictured) will be supported by Cape Town’s top musicians a GrandWest’s GrandArena on Tuesday 26 April for Rocking the City. The two-hour concert takes place the night before FreedomDay, giving Capetonians a great way to celebrate the public holiday. Tickets cost between R150 and R350 andare available at Computicket.


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so snaaks gedraai. Ons het uitgebars vandie lag. Dit was ’n onwerklike oomblik,” sêOtto. Haar droom is nou dat Fayaaz eendagna ’n hoofstroomskool toe kan gaan.“Dit is wonderlik datmy kind nou die ga-

we van gehoor kan hê. Ons weet dit is nog’n lang pad voor hy heeltemal kan hoor,maar ons is bereid om die pad saam methom te stap. Dit sal wonderlik wees as hykan begin praat,” sê Otto.Sy is vol lof vir die gehoorspesialis wat

met Fayaaz werk. “’n Mens kan nie ophoudankie sê vir wat Surida Booysen vir mykind doen nie. Ons is ook baie dankbaar viralmal wat gehelp het om ons tot by hierdieoomblik te bring,” sê sy.Weldoeners het betaal vir Fayaaz se ope-

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Fayaaz Otto se gehoorapparaat is aangeskakel.

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(23-12 t The Settlers), Kasselsvlei (16-6 t Ex-celsior) en Parow (26-10 t Westerford). Maarheelwat selfondersoek is die voorland vanFairmont (16-19 t Bonnievale), J.G.Meiring(3-24 t Dirkie Uys), Milnerton (5-49 t ParelVallei) en President (7-19 t Swellendam).

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Stellies deel slae uit!

Darren Lill took top honours on Saturday atthe 99er MTB Challenge after winning the45km men’s event in a time of 02:06:42.

This popular event was well supported,with over 1000 cyclists taking part, settinga new record for the number ofMTB entries.

The 99erMTB Challenge included a 45km,25kmand12kmMTBrace andakiddies’ bike

ride. The women’s 45km event was won byCandice Neethling in a time of 02:28:11with the 25km men’s event going to JamiePenfold in a time of 01:08:53. The women’s25km event was won by Miré Herbst in atime of 01:41:04.

The race is organised and hosted by ElShaddai Christian School in Durbanville.

Together with its sister event, the 99er CycleTour (which took place in February this year),the race is part of themain fund-raising activi-ty of the school. This year entries for the twoevents reached a new record of over 5000.

The 99er MTB Challenge took place on thewine farms of Durbanville, includingAltydge-dacht, Bloemendal, Hillcrest, Contermans-

kloof, Morgenster and Ntida. Both the 45kmand 25kmrouteswere challenging but enjoy-able and tested riders’ skill and ability.The lucky draw prize giving at this year’s

99er MTB Challenge had great prizes up forgrabs, which included a fat bike and cyclingkit worth R10 000, sponsored by Giant Dur-banville.

99er Challenge breaks 1000 cyclists barrier

Zolani Mofu van Belhar seil verby Cheslon Fredericksvan Primrose tydens hul Superliga-kragmeting hierdieafgelope Saterdag op Accordeon Park se sportvelde.Belhar het die wedstryd met 41-34 gewen.FOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

SAREL BURGER

Die rugbyspanne van die Tygerbergstreekin dieWP se Superliga kan grootliks tevredeweesmet hul vertonings in die jongste reekswedstryde die afgelope naweek.

In die topafdeling het Durbanville-Bellvil-le in sy eerste ligawedstryd van die jaar ste-wige teenstand van die jongeling, Bracken-fell, ontvang.

Maar hoewel die Brakke voorlangs hulman gestaan het, kon hulle nie kers vashouby die Durbies se vaardighede in die agter-lyn nie. Durbell het met 39-13 gewen.

’n Fees van 13 drieë is gesien in Belhar sekragmeting met Primrose, met Belhar rus-tyd reeds met 29-10 voor – en dit het die weggebaan vir die Accordeon Park-span se oor-winning van 41-34.

Niemand het verwag dat Kuilsrivier diepronkspan van Hamiltons na sy pype salsien dans nie, maar dit is wel insiggewenddat die Kuile vier keer agter die besoekerssedoellyngaandraaihet vir ’nwelverdiendebonuspunt in Hammies se oorwinning van50-32.

In die B-afdeling van die Superliga wasKraaifontein (34-18 t Strand), Goodwood (18-49 t Collegians), Bellville (29-16 t Macassar)enUnie-Milnerton (29-28 tHands&Heart) al-mal aan die wenkant.

Die program vir die komende naweek(tuisspan eerste) is: (Afdeling A) Tygerbergt Brackenfell, Durbanville-Bellville t Uni-versiteit van Kaapstad, Universiteit vanWes-Kaapland t Noordelikes/Northlink-kol-lege, Belhar t Valsbaai, Primrose t Kuilsri-vier; (Afdeling B) Goodwood t Villager,Hands & Heart t Macassar, Kraaifontein tHelderberg, Violets t Unimil.

Belhar bobaas indrieëfeesstryd