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2018.

The project is in line with the City of Cape

Towns commitment to redressing the

wrongs of the past by improving services

and the surroundings of communitieswhich

for many years experienced lack of invest-

ment.

Cape Town Executive Mayor Patricia de

Lille says access to working, quality roads

is an important part of redress as this en-

sures that residents can move easily and

safely. Over the past five years, theCity has

invested millions of rand into various road

upgrades in communities across the metro

because we understand that working roads

ensure that economic activity can continue

unhampered, she says.

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jects include the R55.4m upgrade of major

traffic arteries in Woodstock, Paarden Ei-

land and Wynberg.

We have also spent R20m as part of May-

oral Redress projects in Macassar, Bellville

South, PholaPark, Scottsdene,Wallacedene,

ElsiesRiver, Belhar,Delft andValhalla Park

to implement visible road upgrades and in-

frastructure projects, she says.

Access to working, quality roads is an in-

tegral part of redressing apartheid spatial

planning as this ensures that residents can

move easily and safely. A quality road net-

work allows people to access opportunities

while also ensuring efficient economic ac-

tivity, says De Lille, adding that teams will

rehabilitate and upgrade various roads over

the next two years.

As a further testament to our commit-

ment to buildinganopportunity city andem-

powering residents, during this project

more than R2.7mwill be spent on employing

local labour through the Expanded Public

Works Programme and work to the value of

R3.6 million will be contracted to local busi-

nesses, she says.

In addition to the upgrading of the various

roads in this community which will bring

vast improvements, the Citys spatial plan-

ning and urban design department is work-

ing on a draft framework for a Bishop Lavis

urban node upgrade plan which seeks to im-

prove access in the area and enhance public

spaces and facilities.

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De Lille says this is linked to various oth-

er projects under the Mayoral Urban Re-

generation Programme.

TheBishopLavis TownCentre has been

identified as an action precinct for priori-

tised intervention, where the City is look-

ing at regularising existing land patterns

so that poorly structured and underutil-

ised publically owned land may be put to

more productive use in the interest of the

broader public and local community.

The overall precinct plan, which is in

the designphase, identifies projects for fu-

ture implementation as and when legal

processes are finalised and funding be-

comes available, she says. These projects

will see further investment into Bishop

Lavis that will improve the lives of the

community and presents the City with

more opportunities to continue making

progress possible, together.

If given another chance, we will con-

tinue to deliver on our commitment to in-

vest into our communities and provide

quality roads, public amenities and vi-

brant public spaces so that we can see

greater integration and progress.

A

lleged dagga dealers were among at

least 278 suspects arrested by the City

of Cape Towns enforcement agencies

in the last seven days.

Metro Police arrested 81 suspects 40 of

them for drug-related offences.

The Citys Mayco member for safety and

security, JP Smith, says in an operation in

Delft on Thursday 23 June, officers rounded

up 12 suspects for possession of dagga and

confiscated large quantities of the drug, in-

cluding 36 plastic bags and 150 parcels.

Other arrests included possession of ille-

gal ammunition and dangerous weapons

and drunk driving. One of them was a mo-

torist who was arrested in Delft after collid-

ing with a Metro Police vehicle, he says.

Meanwhile on other roads, Cape Town

Traffic Services arrested 192 suspects dur-

ing a series of operations. Smith says this

included 104 motorists caught for driving

under the influence of alcohol at various

roadblocks across the city.

At the same time, big brother caught up

with more than 1000 motorists through the

Citys automated number plate recognition

(ANPR) technology, he says.

A week-long operation saw the ANPR

Unit arrest 75 motorists with outstanding

warrants, serve 702 warrants, and release

284 warrant dodgers on a warning.

This is another warning to errant mo-

torists to get their act together and avoid

the pain and embarrassment of arrest for

outstanding traffic fines. The solution is

simple, really just pay your fines when

theyre due, or even better, abide by the

rules of the road to avoid this kind of troub-

le, Smith says.

A further 13 motorists were arrested for

outstanding warrants, reckless and negli-

gent driving, and defeating the ends of jus-

tice. Officers also impounded 57 vehicles

and issued 2000 fines.

Cops arrest dagga

dealers in Delft

Over the last

week the City

of Cape Town

Metro Police

arrested about

12 suspects

for possession

of dagga and

confiscated

large quanti-

ties of the

drug, including

36 plastic

bags and

nearly 150

parcels.

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Dit word aangebied deur die NG Kerk

Kraaifontein. Dit sal van 30 September tot

2 Oktober op die Horskool Eben Dnges

se sportterrein plaasvind. Hou die media

dop vir meer inligting.

Bishop Lavis police are investigating

the murder of a 32-year-old man who

was shot and killed in Bonteheuwel.

The incident occurred on Monday

27 June on the corners of Jakkalsvlei

and Bonteheuwel Avenue.

Captain Marie Louw, spokesperson

of Bishop Lavis police, says when po-

lice arrived at the scene at about 09:05

they found the body of the victim who

sustained a bullet wound to his right

chest area.

According to witnesses they heard

gun shots and then saw somebody run

away from the crime scene. We are in-

vestigating the motive for the shoot-

ing at this stage and no arrests have

been made, Louw says.

Police hunt for suspect

followingmurder

A 60-year-old man was successfully resusci-

tated with the assistance of bystanders after

going into cardiac arrest while at a church

in Ravensmead.

ER24 spokesperson Chitra Bodasing com-

mended bystanders for the role they played

in helping to save amans life by performing

CPR.

ER24 Cape Town North Metro paramed-

ics arrived on scene and found theman lying

on the floor in a room at the church as by-

standers were performing CPR, Bodasing

says.

He says paramedics took over CPR and

provided the man with advanced life sup-

port treatment.

He was successfully resuscitated and

transported to hospital. As paramedics

walked into the emergency unit, the mans

condition deteriorated and resuscitation

had to be initiated again, he says.

However, the manwas successfully resus-

citated and handed over.

Bodasing says at the time of the paramed-

ics departure from the hospital themanwas

doing well.

Churchgoers help to

resuscitateman

T

he commitment to safeguard the

Blue Downs Police Cluster by police

and other community security struc-

tures contributed to the arrest of about 425

suspects.

Cluster commander, BrigadierHendrik

Jansen, commended theofficers andother

safety structures for the diligent service

during the past week to ensure they rid

the area of criminal elements.

Warrant Officer Brian Daniels, a police

spokesperson for Delft, says Jansen indi-

cated that through disruptive operations

conducted in the cluster on illegal liquor

outlets a total of 25 400ml of alcohol and

beers were confiscated and 15 shebeens

closed.

However, there is still a great concern

that the consumption of liquor is themain

contributor to serious crime being com-

mitted at or near shebeens, says Daniels.

Meanwhile two murder cases were re-

ported at the Delft Clinic where victims

were brought in with stab wounds.

Daniels says on Thursday 23 June at

about 22:00 two unknown men dropped a

29-year-old victim with multiple stab

wounds tohis chest at the clinic anddisap-

peared without leaving details.

The victim succumbed to his injuries

and it was later established that he was

at a shebeen where he was involved in an

argument with an unknown assailant,

and stabbed, he says.

In a separate incident which occurred

on Saturday 25 June at about 21:45 an ar-

gument broke out at a shebeen in Delft

Southwhere a 28-year-oldmanwas fatally

stabbed by an unknown suspect.

The victim was rushed to the Delft

Clinic but was declared dead on arrival

because of his injuries, Daniels says.

Police are requesting information from

thepublic onboth cases asno arrestswere

executed.

At approximately 05:00 on 22 June 2016

officers of the cluster police were on rou-

tine patrolwhen they spotted a suspicious

looking vehicle with four occupants on

the N2 highway going towards the R300.

The officers decided to investigate and

attempted to pull the vehicle off the road.

The occupants refused to stop and sped off

down the R300 towards Delft.

Reinforcements were called in and on

the off-ramp to the Stellenbosch Arterial

the driver lost control, Daniels explains.

The vehicle came to a standstill on an

embankment and the suspects ran in dif-

ferent directions, abandoning their vehi-

cle.

As the suspects were running from the

vehicle, shots were fired at police who in

turn responded with gunfire, he ex-

plains.

However, officers managed to arrest

two suspects who tried to hide in an open

field, but the other twomanaged to escape

from the scene.

It was later determined that three shots

were fired by the suspects at police and

police fired six shots at the attackers, but

no injuries were reported.

The vehicle, a silver Colt Rodeo pick-

up, was found full of burnt-out copper ca-

bles which are believed to have been sto-

len on the West Coast.

The monetary value of the copper ca-

bles cannot be determined at this stage as

it must still be identified by the legal own-

er, Daniels says.

The two suspects, aged 25 and 35, are fac-

ing chargers of the possession of presuma-

bly stolen goods and attempted murder.

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harmonious society which will reap

benefits for all who live and interact

with each other, is the vision of the Open

Door Community Foundation (ODC).

The organisation, based in Bishop Lavis,

has made a strong commitment to build du-

rable and sustainable networks across the

whole spectrumofNPC,NPOandNGOcom-

munities of all cultures and the business

and corporate world.

The director of ODC,Melanie Payne, says

their mission is to develop, manage, pro-

vide, empower and monitor a variety of

processes and interventions where the

students and youth and community can

realise their full potential as citizens and to

further the holistic development for the

future.

We have several projects planned for the

nextweek inBishopLaviswhere theweekly

discussion will be focusing on gangsterism,

crime, substance abuse, teenage pregnancy,

peer pressure, human trafficking and bully-

ing, says Payne.

Other topics include identity, friendship,

how to save a life, a hike to a nature reserve,

overcoming your biggest fear and goal set-

ting.

Payne says ODChas three qualified coun-

sellors, five facilitators, one educational

coach and a one-on-one tutor that render

their services for free.

We also have ten to twelve volunteers

that are assisting us with various events

and programmes. Our programme includes

providing training sessions on social, spiri-

tual and educational development, as well

as to establish and administer funds for the

benefit of education, welfare and health in

the community, says Payne

The five-day holiday programme will see

about 150 learners participate from the

Monday 27 June to Friday 1 July at John

Ramsey School in Bishop Lavis.

Organisation to help build society

Youth from

Bishop Lavis

and surround-

ing communi-

ties are

invited to

participate in

a holiday

programme

which will

provide social,

spiritual and

educational

development.

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of young

people from

Bishop Lavis

interact

through

exercise.

The Elsies River Multi-purpose Centre

has undergone a R172 000 upgrade to en-

sure the facility is up to standard and can

be well utilised in future.

The upgrade was done through the

City of Cape Towns Social Development

Department.

Previously known as the SHAWCO

Health andWelfare Centre, the very pop-

ular andwell utilised Elsies RiverMulti-

purpose Centre has now received a well-

deserved facelift.

Chairperson of the Citys Parow Sub-

council, councillor Chris Jordaan, says

the multi-purpose centre is utilised by

senior groups and youth dance groups

and hosts karate and gym classes as well

as numerous community functions, to

name but a few.

The renovations include the corkvinyl

dance floor being refurbished while the

toilets, kitchen and foyer have been re-

tiled.

I would like to encourage the commu-

nity to take ownership of this upgraded

facility and to take good care of it, Jor-

daan says.

He adds that this is a beautiful facility

which benefits somany people andwhen

you destroy a facility such as this it

amounts to a child getting closer to drugs

and gangsterism instead of that child

spending time doing an extracurricular

activity.

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ie misbruik van dwelms soos dagga en

tik onder die jeug jonger as 20 jaar, is

een van die grootste poblemewaarmee

Badisa in die Wes-Kaap te doen het.

Die Verenigde Nasies se internasionale

dag teen dwelmmisbruik en onwettige han-

del is Saterdag 26 Junie gevier en die leuse

vir vanjaar se veldtog is Luister eerste.

Volgens Marinda Strydom van Badisa Ty-

gerberg, wil die veldtog die publiek en veral

jongmense bewusmaakvan n internasiona-

le samelewing wat vry is van die afhanklik-

heid van dwelms en hulle ook bewus maak

van die gevare daaraan verbonde.

In Suid-Afrika en veral die Wes-Kaap is

dit kommerwekkend om die hoeveelheid

jeugdiges te sien wat van dwelms afhanklik

is. Die ander groot probleem is die skokken-

de voorkoms van fetale alkoholsindroom en

statistiek toondat tussen 68 tot 89 gevalle per

1 000 geboortes landwyd voorkom.

Ons verwys gewoonlik ons pasinte in

dieWes-Kaap na die Ramot-behandelingsen-

trum in Parow, het sy ges.

Die ander groot probleem in dieWes-Kaap

is die ernstige nagevolge wat alkoholge-

bruik gedurende swangeskap inhou.

Dit veroorsaak leerprobleme, kenmerken-

de gesigmisvorming, skade aan die senu-

weestelsel, organe en ledemate wat by hier-

die kinders vir die res van hulle lewe bly.

Volgens die Suid-Afrikaanse Epidemiolo-

gienetwerk van Dwelmgebruik (Sacendu) is

dagga steeds die mees algemene dwelm wat

onder die jeug gebruik word; tik bly die

tweede gewildste middel en bruin mans is

die grootste aantal pasinte wat opgeneem

word vir behandeling vir hoofsaaklik dagga,

inhaleermiddels en heroen.

Ramot bedien tans 400 pasinte per jaar en

bestaan al die afgelope 51 jaar. Slegs 100 van

hul bedkapasiteit van 400 word deur die de-

partement van maatskaplike ontwikkeling

befonds, wat beteken dat die balans van die

pasinte privaat befonds moet word. Hulle

het dus n glyskaal volgens inkomste gem-

plementeer vir pasinte wat nie kwalifiseer

vir n staatsubsidie nie, het sy ges.

V Kontak Marinda by 021 957 7130 vir meer inligting.

Dwelms groot euwel inWesKaap

Blisters for Bread

Your R50 entry fee for this years

Blisters for Bread, will provide a

nutritious cooked breakfast and

lunch to 25 underprivileged school

children.

The event, which started in 1968

at Savio College in Lansdowne and

then the Peninsula School Feeding

Association (PSFA), had over 11 500

entries last year, raising R579 700.

This charity family fun walk,

taking place at the Green Point

Cricket Club on Sunday 28 August,

serves as an annual fundraising

event for PSFA.

V Enter online at www.psfa.org.za. The

closing date is Sunday 7 August and

Wednesday 17 August for online entries.


T

he director of theUniversity

of the Western Capes Cen-

tre of Performing Arts has

been honoured with the prestig-

ious Ministerial Youth Excel-

lence Award for Service and

Leadership.

Henriette Weber says she is

pleased and grateful to receive

this award, and for the experien-

ces she has had since arriving at

UWC in 1986 as a music student

and returning to head the centre

five years ago.

Im extremely humbled by

this award, and I am looking for-

ward to doing much more in the

community and with the centre,

she says.

Weber, who hails from Grassy

Park but now lives in Green

Point, started her career as an ac-

companist in the human move-

ment science department at the

Bellville College of Education in

1989.

Over the next fifteen years (1990-2005) she

was appointed by the provincial education

department as a music instrumental teach-

er, teaching at primary and high schools in

Mitchells Plain, Gugulethu and Montana.

She managed the Outreach and Educa-

tion Programme at the Cape Philharmonic

Orchestra (2003-2011) prior to her appoint-

ment at UWC.

In 2011, Weber started at UWC, where she

succeeded Emeritus Professor Nicholas

Basson (whowasherorgan lecturer asa stu-

dent) as the director of the Centre for the

Performing Arts (CPA).

As director she has made it her mission

to focus on community engagement, life-

long learning and distance learning, exem-

plified in the accredited music courses of-

fered at theCPA,which provide qualitymu-

sic education to the many talented

communitymusic practitioners from finan-

cially marginalised communities of the

Western Cape.

In addition to that, Weber started the

UWCJazzCombo,which is extremely popu-

lar in the Cape Town area, launched the

UWC Chamber Music Institute with the

Arianna String Quartet from the Universi-

ty of Missouri, St Louis, and has guided

many talented students through their en-

deavours.

Last year she received the department of

cultural affairs ministers award for Out-

standing Achievement for Youth in the

Arts, acknowledging her achievements and

those of the CPA.

Local arts director

receives top award

The director of the Centre for the Performing Arts,

Henriette Weber, with her Ministerial Youth Excellence

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ANDR BAKKES

@andrebakkes

A

pastor fromParow is standing trial for

allegedly running a Ponzi scheme and

scamming approximately 2000 people.

The director of Platinum Forex Group

(PFG), Colin Davids (48), was released on

R100 000 bail by the Bellville Magistrates

Court last weekWednesday (22 June) follow-

ing his arrest by the Hawks earlier on the

day on charges of contravening theFAISAct

and the Banks Act.

Spokesperson for the Directorate for Pri-

ority Crime Investigation (Hawks), Captain

Lloyd Ramovha, elaborates: PFG is not an

authorised financial provider as it is not reg-

istered with the Financial Services Board,

and furthermore, they are not authorised to

take bank deposits as they are not a bank.

Hence PFG and Davids are charged in terms

of contravention of the FAIS Act as well as

the Banks Act.

Above average returns

Davidss investors were mainly govern-

ment employeeswhohad retired or resigned

from the service.

Ramovha adds there aremany people who

had retired and/or resigned from theirwork

after many years of hard toiling that also in-

vested in PFG.

Investors were told that PFG was doing

successful trading on the Forexmarkets and

they have the ability to make above average

returns on investments.

A Ponzi scheme is defined by Google as a

form of fraud in which belief in the success

of anon-existent enterprise is fosteredby the

payment of quick returns to the first inves-

tors from money invested by later inves-

tors.

In July 2015 Platinum Forex Groups

R100 million worth of assets were frozen on

theorder of theWesternCapeHighCourt fol-

lowing the national director of public prose-

cutions application for a preservation order

in terms of the Prevention of Organised

Crime Act.

Davidss case has been postponed to 18

January 2017 to allow for further investiga-

tion.

Ramovha continues: We cannot take all

the credit. This investigation was done in

collaboration with Advocate Jannie Knipe,

who is assigned to the case as prosecutor. He

is attached to the Specialised Commercial

Crime Court. There are other stakeholders

which we do not want to mention at this

stage, but whose assistance was critical.

Careful analysis of documentation was also

very important to us, he says.

The pain experienced by the investors

was very apparent when we started to make

enquiries and they saw us as the ones caus-

ing thediscomfort. Thishasvastly improved

since the arrest of Colin Davids.

Members of the public who have been vic-

tims of the PFG are urged to come forward

and contact the investigating officer, Lieu-

tenant-Colonel Jerome Hardenberg, on

021 918 3354 or email Harden-

[email protected].

Hawks seek statements

Ramovha says they are looking for people

willing to make statements.

In this way we are able to get a clearer

picture of the information we are seeking.

Even though the law allows us to subpoena

people to come to court to provide us with

the evidence we need, we do not want to go

this route, he concludes.

Davids is a pastor at the New Direction

Grace Ministries in Parow.

In July Davids wrote on PFGs Facebook

page: I would like to vehemently deny all

allegations that have been levelled against

meandmycompany. I furtherwant to reiter-

ate that all allegations are baseless and un-

substantiated.

In August that year he wrote: Today our

auditors and accounting firm proved from

source records, bank records and trade

statements that PFG trades profitably, that

we are not a Ponzi scheme, that none of our

clients lostmoney, that all our funds are safe

with our bankers and brokers. That we have

so much money that we should be a bank.

InSeptember that yearhewrote: ... finan-

cial statements and trade records only prove

thatwe are running a respectable and profit-

able trading business, that despite losses

and draw downs, our trading ultimately is

very successful.

In a Fin24 article from 2015 he said: Some

say where there is smoke, there is fire, but

beware of malicious people who start a fire

to try and burn your house down.

Davids did not respond to emails or ames-

sage on Facebook requesting his comment.

PFGs telephone number still remains en-

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P

arow Inclusive Schools en-

trepreneurs day last week

Wednesday (22 June) drewat-

tention to another matter entirely.

This full service school accom-

modates mainstream learners as

well as those who suffer from

learning barriers.

It is the childrenwho fall into the

latter of these categories who were

taught to make products from

scratch before thesewere then sold

to mainstream learners.

The goal was to raise funds for

the school.

One of the assistant teachers has

made it her mission to help create

awareness about the school and

generate sponsorship to help them

cope with demands.

Kimberley Chetty (24), a post-

graduate student in education,

says: The school is currently in

need of assistance from the com-

munity to maintain the school and

also to help learners who come

from underprivileged homes. No

contribution is too small. Any

sponsorship will be greatly appre-

ciated.

According to her approximately

60 children show up hungry at the

school on a daily basis.

A school letter to sponsors clari-

fies the matter further: We have

core groups for learners who need

a very high level of support and in

each gradewehave inclusive class-

eswhere learnerswhoneedmoder-

ate support work together with

mainstream learners. A vast ma-

jority of our learners also come

from subeconomic circumstances

and are unable to pay school fees.

Our school relies heavily on assist-

ance which we receive from the

community.

The letter further says they need

help in fixing the netball court and

maintaining the soccer field.

Chetty says she takes her hat off

to the teachers at the school, who

show remarkable patience and tol-

erance every day.

Many people dont even know

the school exists, which should

change, adds Chetty, before im-

plying that many childrens lives

are touched by the school, but

funds are low.

She concludes: Something

draws me to children, and I will

help wherever I can.

V If anyone can come to the schools res-

cue they can contactKimberley Chetty on

[email protected] during

the holidays.

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Learners enjoy a day at the circus

Lyle Lam-

brechts has fun

on the trapeze,

assisted by Zip

Zap instructor

Masixole

Mbambatho

E

lnor Primary School learners enjoyed

a trip to the Zip Zap circus for a fun and

educational outing where they learned

basic circus skills.

The trip forms part of the Second Chance

Project which opens up a whole new world

of possibilities to children from disadvan-

taged communities.

About 67 Grade 3 learners of the primary

school in Elsies River travelled in a spon-

soredGoldenArrow bus to the Zip Zap dome

in Cape Town .

Zip Zap co-founder Brent van Rensburg

says at the end of the workshop they were

given a short performance by the instruct-

ors so they could see what hard work and

years of circus training can bring.

The circus is an excellent intervention

tool for youth at risk because it provides a

safe and fun platform for children to learn

important life skills like discipline and team

work, he says.

Van Rensburg says this programme is

about inspiring youngsters from the rough-

est parts of Cape Town, where gangsterism

and drug abuse are the norm.

The project enables them to consider to-

tally different and wonderful ways in which

they can develop skills that can lead to pro-

fessional careers in the future, he says.

Van Rensburg says even before the chil-

dren, aged eight and nine years, arrived at

the Zip Zap dome, they were buzzing from

the simple adventure of a bus trip.

VarityWitbooi, a Grade 3 English teacher,

explains that some of the learners have nev-

er been to town before and just showing

them well-known landmarks on the way to

Zip Zap was already exciting for them.

Van Rensberg says at Zip Zap the learners

split into groups and tried their hand at vari-

ous circus activities under the watchful eye

of Zip Zaps instructors, many who come

from similar backgrounds to the learners.

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on the big, soft mat.

One day I want to be the one who does

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Zip Zap

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Aviwe Shaun

Mfundisi shows

Jaydon Bailey

how to juggle.

Zip Zap instructor Aviwe Shaun Mfundisi shows

Chanique Baardman (on her knees), Tamea

Beukes (far right), Nash-Neil Noble and Edline

Fritz how to juggle.

ARavensmead ice skaterwill be

among the international skat-

ers out on the ice when Disney

On Ice presents Worlds of En-

chantment comes to the Grand-

West Grand Arena this school

holiday.

Hes already performed in

front of thousands of audien-

ces around the world, in-

cludingmany celebrities,

but Quiesto Spiering-

shoek counts the oppor-

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his home city as one of

thehighlights of his ca-

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performing at Grand-

West, which is

very familiar

territory for

him.

Quiestos ice

skating career

started thanks

to fellow South

African Disney

On Ice skater Nicole Rudolph,

who skated with the production

Disney On Ice celebrates 100

Years of Magic during its 2014

South African tour.

My skating journey began

when I was 11 years old, he ex-

plains. My best friend intro-

ducedme into the sport and you

can say the rest is history.

Quiesto started training at

the Junior Blades Club while

being coached by Chris Stokes

and Dantin Broodryk and went

on towin the Junior Grand Prix

Gold dance medal (compulsory

dances) at the Junior Worlds in

2007 and 2008.

After his success as a profes-

sional skater, Quiesto took up

teaching, training young up-

and-coming figure skaters at

GrandWests Ice Station.

When Nicole sent her audi-

tion tapes to Disney on Ice, she

included a few clips of her rou-

tines with Quiesto and in 2011

he also joined the company.

One can say Iwas fortu-

nate and lucky, he

says.

While he wants to

surprise CapeTown

audiences with

which character

hell be bringing to

life when he per-

forms at the Grand

Arena from Wednes-

day 6 to Sunday 10 Ju-

ly, Quiesto has al-

ready had a

chance to play

many of Dis-

neys beloved

characters.

This years

Disney on Ice

production, Worlds of Enchant-

ment, will feature characters

from The Little Mermaid, Cars,

Toy Story 3 and Frozen, along

with Mickey Mouse, Minnie

Mouse, DonaldDuck andGoofy.

After his performances in his

home town, Quiesto will be re-

turning to the United States

where hell be working on Dis-

ney on Ices next production,

Dare to Dream.

V Worlds of Enchantment will be

stagedat theGrandWestGrandArena

at 14:00 and 18:00 on Wednesday 6

July, at 11:00 and 15:00 on Thursday

7 July and at 10:00, 14:00 and 18:00

from Friday 8 to Sunday 10 July. Tick-

etsatComputicket. Visitwww.disney-

onice.co.za for more about the show.

Local skater in

Disney on Ice

Quiesto Spieringshoek

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The worlds largest floating book

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Cape Town harbour last Thursday

just in time for the school holiday

and will be open for visitors daily

until Monday 11 July.

With over 5000 book titles at af-

fordable prices covering science,

hobbies, cooking, arts, travel, lan-

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EMPLOYMENT

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GENERAL

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GENERAL

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