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He’s a stockbroker, an adventurer andnow amillionaire, and it all started onthe humble streets of Belhar.

Graham Jenneker (29) and his family mo-ved to Bellville’s Stellenridge 15 years ago,but this self-confessed “mall rat” who wonthe hit reality tv show Survivor: Championson Sunday, has never forgotten his roots.“I haven’t given post-Survivor much

thought, but I would love to do something togive back. I mean, I grew up in Belhar fora long time. I have seen a lot of bad thingshappen aroundme. It would be nice to chan-ge the community somehow,” Graham toldTygerBurger on Friday.We caught up with him and fellow Top

three contestants Buhle Madlala and SivuXabanisa before they took to the stage at theTygerValley shopping centre for the Valleyof the Stars concert.Graham, who shares a name with his fa-

ther and has two elder brothers, is deeplygrounded.“I was fortunate enough to grow up in a

household that, regardless of what wasgoing on around us, had a lot of love,” hesays.“My father and mother taught us correc-

tly. Nomatter what situationwewere in, wealways had a good foundation.”Grahamsaysheunderstandshowdifficult

it can be for people from his old neck of thewoods who may not have the same solid ba-se.“Maybe it’s a lot more difficult for people

who don’t have this foundation – it makesthings a lot more challenging. But regard-less of the situation, parents need to playtheir role.”

Graham said children also needed to “stepup”, especially if they are not fortunateenough to have parents. “I know, it’s easiersaid than done, but it’s all up to what theydo with their education.”He wants to give youngsters hope.“The main thing is that if you have the

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make a decision to uplift your life. Try notto wait for someone else to change your life,and don’t blame your surroundings. Yes,thatmightbea factor, but youare the changeyou want to see,” he says.Graham started his new job when he got

back from the island, and is planning onmarrying long term girlfriend Erin Arendseafter he was proclaimed winner on Sunday.He says the experience has changed him,

but he remains with his feet planted firmlyon terra firma.“I think people recognise me now to take

a picture,” he said, but added that until Fri-day, there had been no fan fun yet. All thatmay change after Sunday’s announcement,though.But it won’t change him. “I just feel like

a normal guy.”Fellow top three contestants Buhle and Si-

vu say they also learnt a lot from the 28-dayisland experience.“I learnt so much more about me, things

that, one, I took for granted, or two, didn’treally acknowledge, or three, never reallyknew existed,” said Buhle.Sivu saidonFridayall he’dwish todowith

the money is see his younger siblingsthrough a good and solid education.“My studies have always been a challenge

and I will not stop until I reach the PhD le-vel,” the Astrophysics student said.

Two of the Top Three Survivors: Champions contestants, Sivu Xabanisa (left) and winner GrahamJenneker on the island on which the reality show was shot. PHOTO: M-NET

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At Delft Academy Football Club soccer ismore than a game, it’s making a differenceto the relationship between parents.Brent Fisher is one of the fathers taking

the time to be at the Voorbrug Sports Fieldin Delft every Saturday and the biggest re-ward is his son’s love.He explained that he is a recovering drug

addict who is now converted but was stillstruggling to get acceptance and love fromhis son.“Up to a few months ago he still hated

me,” says Fisher.“I was looking for a way to get through

to him that I wanted to make up for the losttime that I had not been a proper father andknew that sport, especially soccer, could beone of the ways.”He discovered that the Delft Academy

club was going through tough times withchildren leaving the club and fewer mem-bers joining up.“What impressed me was that even

through tough times coach Harold Philan-

der andwifeVicky stillmanaged tokeep theteams together and the community notifiedwhen and where games took place.“I saw the potential the children had on

the soccer pitch and knew I wanted to bepart of it to help childrenmake the right de-cisions and avoid the peer pressure of get-ting into drugs and gangsterism.”Fisher enrolled his son in the team and

that is when their relationship startedchanging for the better.“He has experienced that I am now here

to support himand it ismaking a huge diffe-rence. It made me think of how much morefathers there are who are not there for theirchildren.“I started approaching fathers I knowand

encouraged them to start being a part of thedifference in their children’s lives, and theclub is growing again.“Myplea is that all parentsmust takenote

of how our children need us to guide theminto a positive future.“Its not just about money, its about ma-

king time to let them know how much youcare.Wemust invest this time in their livesto keep them off the street,” says Fisher.

Brent Fisher, standing left, and coach Harold Philander, standing right, with the youngsters fromthe Delft Academy after some exciting games on Saturday. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Soccer a means tofoster fatherhood

As voetklop-musiek en lekker kuier jouidee van pret is, dan is die gewilde KoekieLoekie se kuier in Somerset-Wes ook virjou.Die vertoning, Abby vs Koekie, sal in die

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Ongekend“Mense gaan Koekie sien soos nog nooit

tevore nie. Abby stel mense aan ’n anderkant van Koekie bekend,” sê Abigail Ja-mes, oftewel Koekie.Hulle gaan selfs vervoer reël vir belang-

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DieUnlimited, bekend.Daar sal ook plaas-like kletsrym-kunstenaars wees, en dieaanbieder is G-Kid van Macassar.“Dit gaan ’n onvergeetlike ervaring

wees.”

ZilleAbby is veral bekend omhaarAfrikaan-

se treffer, Koekie Loekie, en dalk méér soomdat die Wes-Kaapse premier, Helen Zil-le, by openbare geleenthede al lekker opdié nommer gedans het.V Vir meer besonderhede, kontak Abby by abi­gailjms904@gmail.com.

Koekie Loekie­opskop by pretaand

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GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

If you’ve got some ideas to improve yourcommunity a local councillor is openinghisdoors for your suggestions for projects inthe area.Ward 12 councillor Willie Jaftha is cal-

ling for proposals to improve conditions inthe area.These projectswill be funded fromhis an-

nual 2015/2016 ward allocation and can in-volve various activities ranging fromyouthdevelopment to traffic control.“So farmany of these proposals that have

been received in previous years have beenmaking a big difference,” he said.“Some of these can already be seen in the

maintainance of parks in the area and therenovation of vacant plots that used to beused as dump sites.“There have also been improvements in

lighting in the area and some youth skillsprojects have been initiated.”Jaftha said therewere some on-going pro-

jects still getting started.“Safety on the roads is very important

and requests for traffic lights at certain in-tersections are being processed.“There are also plans for extra policing

in the area through the rent-a-cop initiativeinvolving the Metro Police.”V For further information about how proposals canbe submitted, Jaftha can be contacted on 0219182089, 084 644 4055 and email WillieDes­mond.Jaftha@capetown.gov.za.

Councillor seeks community proposals

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A plan to foster the fightagainst crime and gang-sterism is in full swing asthe City of Cape Town’sMetro Police Departmentis gaining ground in its ef-forts to prevent crime.The department has, in

recent years, expanded itsstrategy to curb gangste-rismanddrug abuse by in-corporating a number ofsocial crime preventioninitiatives aimed at theyouth.In the most recent initi-

ative, 160 learners fromfour primary schools inElsies River participatedin a three-week child safe-ty project, amid concernsfrom the communityabout a lack of after-school activities and theimpact of anti-social beha-viour on the children.Metro Police, with the

assistance of the Cape He-art Theatre Company, spent three weeks atthe Uitsig, Tygersig, Holy Trinity and ClarkPrimary schools, putting together producti-ons focusing on different themes like bully-ing, peer pressure and gangsterism. Thehighlight was when learners performed theplays at a special event in Cravenby on Sa-turday 17 May 2014.“The idea was to keep the learners occu-

pied in ameaningfulway, but also to addressthe very real issues that they face in theircommunities on a daily basis,” said the ci-ty’s mayoral committee member for safetyand security, JP Smith.“In fact, the themes dealt with during this

project are crucial to the social crime pre-vention narrative that the Metro Police De-partment has woven into its interactionswith young people.”The department is also wrapping up a se-

ries of Youth Academy camps that have as-sisted youth at risk between the ages of 13and 16 from schools across Cape Town, inconjunctionwith theWestern Cape educati-on department. The Youth Academy waslaunched in 2013 and to date, more than 300learners have already attended 11 camps atthe Rotary Club in Simons Town in this fi-nancial year and the department will haveexceeded 500 attendees by the end of June,at a total cost of just over R1,4 million.This includes accommodation, food,

transport, entertainers, sleeping bags, toi-letries and staff costs. This past weekend 25learners from the Bishop Lavis School ofSkills and 25 learners fromWest Cliff Schoolof Skills in Bellville attended the weekend-long camp.“We cannot underestimate the importan-

ce of these initiatives in the overall fight

against substance abuseand gangsterism,” conti-nued Smith.“Positive reinforce-

ment, options and exposu-re to opportunities outs-ide their everyday reali-ties can act as a powerfulcatalyst for young peoplewho want to plot a diffe-rent path for themselves.“These initiatives also

underscore our commit-ment to law enforcement,but also addressing theroot causes of crime aspart of the Mayor’s Gang,Youth Violence and DrugPrevention Campaign,which includes numerousinterventions and pro-grammes by almost everydirectorate in the city.“Every young person

needs to undergo a rite ofpassage into adulthoodand as society we are fai-ling to offer that option for

school-leaving youth who find themselvesunemployed after school and end up loite-ring on street corners until the gangs wooand recruit them with promises of prospe-rity and a sense of identity and belonging.“Metro Police will play its role in hel-

ping offer an alternative rite of passagethat involves joining a different “family”when they join us on these camps, the fol-low-up activities through ourMetro PoliceNeighbourhood Safety Officers thereafterand ultimately when they join the MetroPolice Cadets.”Another major focus area is awareness

campaigns in schools and communities.Between January 2012 and mid-May 2014,the department conducted 56 search opera-tions at schools across the Cape Town me-tropole as well as 115 drug awarenessshows with the K9 Unit.

Cops’ alternative for youth

Learners from one of four Elsies River primary schools act out their drama as partof a child safety project spearheaded by the city’s Metro Police department inCravenby on Saturday.

Holiday dreams turned into a nightmare fora Bishop Lavis family.In February this year the complainant res-

ponded to anadvertisement on theOLXwebsi-te to book holiday accommodation for the Eas-ter holidays.Everything seemed legitimate,withaphoto-

graph of the holiday house in Beach RoadMelkbosstrand, and contact was made withthe alleged salesperson, Charles Parsons.He asked for a deposit into a bank account,

which was made, but to their dismay whenthey arrived at the destination at Easter theywere confronted by the real owner who hadnevermade his property available for holidayaccommodation.Anyone who has experienced similar pro-

blems is asked to contact the police.V Contact Sergeant Rochelle Van Schalkwyk on 082312 7221 or 021­935 9893.

Holiday nightmare

Drag racers. A cop party dropping in. Ahigh-speed chase. Five arrests.This was the high-adrenaline stuff of

an integrated police and traffic operationwhen they disrupted an illegal drag raceon Robert Sobukwe Road near the Uni-versity of the Western Cape last Sunday.During the blitz operation four arrests

were made, but a fifth suspect first tookofficers on an unwanted tour of the hig-hwayat breakneck speed, said city trafficservices spokespersonRichardColeman.“Officers arrested five suspects for

reckless and negligent driving but onedriver sped off, leading officers on ahigh-speed chase along theN1 incoming,” saidColeman.The drag-racer rammed one of the

Ghost Squad vehicles during the pursuitand ran into a Jeep on Vanguard Drive,causing injuries to both the officers andthe SUV’s driver, he said.Police eventually caught the offender

in Thornton.He faces charges of attempted murder,

fleeing the scene of an accident and reck-less and negligent driving.“If only the driver had adhered to the

instructions of our officers in the firstplace, the charge sheet would have readvery differently, but he insisted on put-ting his own life and the lives of other ro-ad users at risk because of sheer stupidi-ty.“I hope the courts throw the book at

him,” said Coleman.

Law catches illegal dragster

Police arrested five illegal drag racers onSunday. PHOTO: LEON KNIPE

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Trio to unearth Cape talentGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Cape Town is buzzing with excitement forthe up and comingCape TownTalent Searchwhich is certain to unveil fantastic talent inour communities.Organisers of this amazing talent search

are Edwin Martin (CEO/founder of UA En-tertainment record label and member ofUnique Attraction, the band from Belharwhich had a hit on Heart FM), Brilynn vanRooyen (CEO/founder of Crazyworld Pro-ductions), with Ayanda Khonzi, (formerUWC SRC Projects Officer and co-founder ofDavids and Khonzi Worx) completing thetrio.Together these three approached various

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andpoets, dance crews, and stand-up come-dy so there’ll be lots of entertainment on of-fer for audiences as well.”

Auditions will be held at the University ofthe Western Cape on June 4, 11, 18, and 25,starting at 13:00.V For more information visit their facebook page on

https://www.facebook.com/capetowntalentsearchor contact Edwin Martin 074 023 3384, Brilynn VanRooyen 076 696 4325 or Ayanda Khonzi 076 0866490.

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Housebreaking cases which are toooften withdrawn are becoming in-creasingly problematic.

The police in Kleinvlei told TygerBur-ger this week that this seems to be a gro-wing trend.

The reason for the withdrawal of thesecases, as cited by this police station, isbecause in most of these cases the inci-dent is familyy related.

“Most of the cases in the (Eersterivier)area are property related, that is theft ofmotor vehicle, theft out of motor vehicleand housebreaking.

“It originates out of the fact that thereis a lot of drug abuse amongst the yo-ungsters in the community.

“To address this problem has becomea challenge,” Detective Constable Maka-ziwe Tshologwana, member of the Klein-vlei Detectives Services, said recently.

The problem of drug abuse across theMetropole is commonplace.

Family mattersHe said that when their station does

arrest suspects in these cases, they oftendiscover that it’s a family related matterand the mothers often do not want theirchildren to be prosecuted afterwards.

There seems to be a reason behind thisbehaviour. Tshologwana explains.

“They wait for us to recover their pro-perty before they come to the station towithdraw the case.

“If we do not withdraw it here we haveno choice but to send the case to courtwhere they can also withdraw the mat-ter,” he said.

He said the police secures a lot of ar-

rests relating to housebreaking and theftout of motor vehicles.

Another problem detectives in thearea face, according to Tshologwana, isthe increase of robberies along OldFaure Road.

‘Prostitutes help’“There are a lot of robbery cases being

reported from that area.“People are being robbed of their cell-

phones and valuable property.“The suspects’ modus operandi is to

use prostitutes to help commit these rob-beries,” he said.

According to Tshologwana, prostitu-tes lure potential clients into dark areaswhere they are then attacked by the rob-bers.

“We as the Kleinvlei detectives had tocome up with a strategy, and that strate-gy is to get a patrol vehicle in the areato patrol early morning and at night.”

Crime free areaIn February last year the police arre-

sted 12 suspects in connection with rob-beries in this area.

“There were no more robberies repor-ted after that for some time. It was quietfor nearly a year and the area was decla-red a crime free area,” Tshologwanasaid.

According to him some of the victimsin the past were also murdered.

“The suspects we arrested then hadwarrants of arrest against them and wealso linked them to other cases that werecommitted before,” Tshologwana said.TygerBurger recently reported on ca-

ses of robbery along Old Faure Road inwhich police officers themselves fell vic-tim to this crime.

Drugs causefamily robberies

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GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

If you’re in the habit of roeming, or havingthe luck of vyf innise and sturk then you’rea fan of the traditional card game Klaverjas.For many it may be a parlour pastime pla-

yed in many homes across the Cape Flats,but for some it is serious activity.At the recent South African Klawerjas Bo-

ard of Control (SAKBOC) Inter-union tour-nament held at the Belhar Indoor Sport Cen-tre at the beginning of May, it was all busi-ness as teams from the Mitchells Plain

Klaverjas Union took on all-comers to emer-ge as victors.Omar Benjamin, chairman of the MPKU,

said that the union was very proud of theachievements of the teams from their union.“Our A-team, captained by ‘Mr. Cool’,

Adiel Boltman, annexed the double (Leagueand Knock-out Trophies) in the A divisionof the tournament,” he said excitedly.“This was followed by the ‘B’ team captai-

ned by Noor Abrahams who annexed therunners-up as well as the Knock-out Tro-phies in the B-division of the tournament.”He further explained that this sport is a

mind-game played in two halves of one hourand 15mins with a 10 minute break in whichyou have to outsmart your opponents by be-ing fully focused.“Consistency in your game play and most

importantly, eliminating mistakes withcounting, and other factorswhichwas achie-ved by the MPKU teams.”This tournament is an annual competition

which consists of eight unions from as farafield as the West Coast, Uitenhage and PortElizabeth aswell as unions from theWesternCape comprising Southern Suburbs, SouthPeninsula and False Bay.MPKU not only took all the important tro-

phies to crown it all, one of the icons of Kla-werjas, Neville Solomon, who is a memberof the triumphant MPKU ‘A’ team, was una-nimously voted by the eight unions as theSportsperson of the tournament.Solomon has actively played this game for

more than 35 years and has been a Inter-Uni-on team member since the inauguration ofSAKBOC.“He is a well deserved recipient of this

prestige award,” said Benjamin.The next competition is the Champs of

Champs which will be contested by all theleague winners from the various unions affi-liated to SAKBOC andwill be contested from6 to 8 November at the Belhar Indoor SportCentre.Benjamin also pointed out that the sport

is still very popular and growing.“This game has always been popular with

students here on the Cape Flats so we wouldlike to see younger players forming clubs, orjoining up with clubs in their communities.“While there is the serious side of it there’s

always an element of fun when families gettogether to play, and you’re never to old tolearn,” he says.

V For more information about the game call OmarBenjamin on 073 065 0915, or email omarbenja­min5309@gmail.com

Jacks of Klaverjas become aces

The champion team from Mitchells Plain, front from left, manager Peter Parker, captain AdielBoltman, player of the tournament Neville Solomon, and vice­captain Warren Donough. Standingfrom left are Patrick Gomez, George Jack, Lionel Nicholsen, Ernest Leite, Trevor Lee, Keith Lombardand Dawid Jordaan. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

YoungPeople@Workwill be hosting aYo-uth Empowerment Day on Friday 29Mayfor unemployed youth from ValhallaPark, Bishop Lavis, Nooitgedacht, Kalk-steenfontein and Netreg.Youth are welcome to join a free work-

shop in professional job seeking, CV wri-ting and interviewing skills.Various speakers will address the yo-

uth and participants will receive freeCVs. They will also be told of the latestjob and training opportunities in CapeTown. Information on free life skillsworkshops and free computer training atvarious libraries will be shared.V To book, please send an sms to Josephine Sil­bourne at 078 463 5930 or email youngpeo­ple.za@gmail.com.

Free workshops for job seeking youth

The Rainbow Nation Youth Developmentwill be hosting a karaoke session on Friday.All the fun will be happening at the Delft

Civic Centre from 20:00 and tickets are R20.

You can bring your own refreshments butsome tasty treats will also be on sale at theevent.V Information and booking 074 337 2551.

Sing your own song with Rainbow Nation

Badisa Trio gaan in Kinderbeskermings-week van 26 Mei tot 1 Junie sy Poppie-pro-jek in skole begin om kinders van hul regteen ander kinders se omstandighede bewuste maak.Kinderbeskermingsweek word landwyd

gevier om ouers, kinders en die gemeen-skap bewus te maak van kinders se regtein terme van die Kinderwet en die land segrondwet.Dié Poppie-projek, wat die hele jaar sal

voortduur, het ten doel om kinders te leerom hulself te beskerm en uit te reik na kin-ders wat in nood verkeer en blootgestel isaan ongewenste omstandighede.Elke klas sal aangemoedig word om ’n

lappop aan te neem om voor te sorg.Die poppie verteenwoordig ’n regte kind

wat in nood verkeer en aanwie Badisa Triokinderbeskermingsdienste lewer.

AangemoedigDie kinders sal ook aangemoedig word

omdie res vandie jaar vir die poppie te sorgdeur nie-bederfbare kos, klere, skoene,skryfbehoeftes, speelgoed, boeke en toilet-ware in te samel.Die teenwoordigheid van die lappop in

die klas sal die kinders in die klas herinneraan die voorregte wat hulle geniet en datdaar kinders is wat hul hulp baie nodig het.Badisa Trio se maatskaplike werkers sal

onder meer ’n aanbieding vir die onderwy-sers van die skool oor kinderbeskermingdoen en ’n poppekasvertoning vir graad R-tot 3-leerders aanbied.Hierdie projek word ondersteun deur die

departement van onderwys se maatskapli-ke werkers in skole in metro-noord en me-tro-oos. Badisa Trio is die enigste geregi-streerde nie-winsgewende welsynsorgani-sasie wat maatskaplike dienste lewer inBellville, Durbanville, Morningstar, Fisan-tekraal, Kraaifontein, Scottsdene, Brac-kenfell en Northpine.

VerwaarlosingDié organisasie het die afgelope boekjaar

5 482 kinders in die noordelike voorstedevan Kaapstad bereik. Enige laerskool of or-ganisie wat belangstel om betrokke te raakby hierdie projek, kan Karen Minnaar by083 409 2945 kontak of ’n e-pos stuur nakminnaar@badisatrio.co.za.V Besoek www.badisatrio.co.za vir meer inligting oorBadisa Trio se werksaamhede.

Kinders wordmet projek opregte gewys

Badisa Trio se Poppie­projek in skole gaantydens die Kinderbeskermingsweek afskop envir die res van die jaar voortduur.

Successful South African businesswomenare invited to enter the SACouncil for Busi-nessWomen’s prestigiousBusinessWomenof the Year competition before 30 June.This competition is a great opportunity

forwomen to realise their business potenti-al and reach their goals. Entrepreneurs,Professional and Corporate businesswo-men are catered for in the competition.The entrantswill be judgedat three regio-

nal events held in Pretoria, Witbank andBloemfontein. The regional finalists will bejudged in Pretoria at the national judgingevent on 11 and 12 September.Winners will be announced at the

SACBWprestigious gala dinner in Pretoriaon 13 September.V For more information on how to enter the compe­tition, visit the website www.sacbw.org or send ane­mail to vicebwoy@sacbw.org.

Business women canenter annual competition

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MAGRIET THERON@magrietron

The Cloete street taxi rank borderingParow Station is a constant headachefor theCity council andcommuters ali-

ke.Close to 40 000 commuters who move

through this area per day are exposed to thehigh incidence of criminality and the viola-tion of by-laws here.Subcouncil 4 chairperson Clive Justus is

now turningup theheat for different partiesto adopt a “soft boundary” approach andwork together to sort this area out.At a recent CPF meeting, feedback from

Warrant Officer Jacques Voigt, the mana-ger of sector policing in sector 3, painteda picture of policing success here.Voigt said there is an emphasis on “block

approach” in the Parow CBD and with thatin mind, there has been a clamp down onpetty crimes, specifically in the station andtaxi rank areas.He said this approach is tar-geted at crimes such as public drunkenness,loitering, the selling of counterfeit mer-chandise and the breaking of other by-laws.But Justus is calling for more intensive

action from the Parow police to help put thesituation at the taxi rank in order. “Their

mandate is to offer safety to all residents ofSouth Africa. It cannot be expected that thecity’s law enforcement manages to crackdown on all the drug sales, distribution ofcounterfeitmerchandise, possession of dan-gerous weapons and other criminal activi-ties here,” he said.He has also called on the city to release

ten more rent-a-cops for the subcouncil 4area tohelpwith the enforcement of by-lawshere.In a letter to the City of Cape Town’s regi-

onal operationsmanager, Justus demandedimmediate action against vagrants unlaw-fully occupying an empty building, and themismanagement of litter.“Litter from the area ismerely swept into

the roadway for the area cleaning team tosweep up.“This is double handling of litter. The cle-

aning team on the station must dispose ofall litter on site and not allow it to be trans-ferred into the public area,” he said.According to Justus, the response was a

promise to immediate “remedial action”.He said part of the problem in the area

was that the Parow police station employsa new station manager on average everythree months, the result being that there isno consistent plan.

Taxi rank a Parow eyesore

8 TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier Woensdag, 21 Mei 2014NUUS

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Datum: 25 Mei 2014Plek: Registrasie en wegspring by die Kenilworth-resiesbaanTyd: 07:30 vir 08:00

Hierdie fietstoer vier die gees en nalatenskap van Nelson Mandela en het ten doel omverskillende gemeenskappe met ’n gemeenskaplike belang saam te snoer.

Registreer gratis by www.benbikes.org.za of op die facebook-bladsy “Freedom Ride Cape Town”.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER91/2014

REGISTREER VIR DIE KAAPSTAD“FREEDOM RIDE” 2014

’n Spesiale vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word opWoensdag 28 Mei 2014om 10:00 in die Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad, gehouwaartydens die jaarlikse begroting vir 2014/15 tot 2016/17 ingevolge hoofstuk 4, artikel 24(2)van die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Finansiële Bestuur, Wet 56 van 2003, oorweegsal word.

‘n Gewone vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad word op Donderdag 29 Mei 2014om 10:00 in die Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad gehou.

Let asseblief daarop dat daar ’n beperkte getal sitplekke vir lede van die publiek beskikbaaris en dat dit dus op ’n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegeken sal word. As u dievergaderings wil bywoon, moet u asseblief tussen 09:00 en 16:00 vir Michelle Albertsby 021 400 3708 skakel. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie later nie as een dagvoor die vergadering ontvang word. Daar sal van u verwag word om u van, voorletters enkontaktelefoonnommer te verstrek. Besoekers word vriendelik versoek om hul sitplekke teen09:30 in te neem.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER

KENNISGEWING VAN VERGADERINGSVAN DIE RAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD

MAGRIET THERON@magrietron

The second round of the GrowSmart literacy competition for le-arners between grade 4 and 6 washeld at Parow High on 10 May.A total of 26 schoolswitha litera-

cy pass rate of under 60% fromthroughout the Western Cape,took part in this round.Each session had five teams

with three participants each. Theteams are then asked to spell cer-tain words, give definitions andmake a sentence with each givenword.The five schools through to the

final round are: Bellville SouthPrimary, CL Wilmot Primary inRavensmead, Elsbury Primary inBishop Lavis, AccordianstraatPrimary in Belhar andWoodlandsPrimary in Heideveld. Teams battle it out in the second round of the Grow Smart Literacy competition.

Neeno Muthien, Thailo Cupido and Acacia Rassfrom CL Wilmot Primary in Ravensmead madeit to the next round of the WCED Grow Smartliteracy competition.

Rizia Solomon, Quinton Cornelius and Fazlin Bailey from BellvilleSouth Primary made it to the next round of the WCED Grow Smartliteracy competition.

Quintavey­Rivento Pietersen, Keanah de Wet and Jordan Smuts from ElsburyPrimary in Bishop Lavis made it to the next round of the WCED GrowSmart literacy competition.

Kauthar Isaacs, Akifah Dantie and IhaamAbrahams from Accordian Straat Primary inBelhar made it to the next round of the WCEDGrow Smart literacy competition.

Kids get smart about literacy

Number crunchers: The Further Education and Training (FET) colleges achiever awardsceremony took place at the College of Cape Town's Pinelands campus last Thursday. Topachievers from Northlink college were honoured. From left are Gerhardus van Zyl (Strand)who was the joint first place achiever in N3 mathematics with 87%, Deputy NorthlinkCollege CEO Charl Coetzee, Sibabalo Mdana (Eersterivier) who also won the N3 mathema­tics first place award with 87%, Acting Northlink CEO Neil Maggott and MakabongweDyani (Delft) who took first place in N6 mathematics with an astonishing 98%. Theevent, initiated by the provincial government, acknowledges academic achievements offinal year/exit level students at six public TVET colleges in the province. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

Maths whizzes receive honours

Kom stap saam, nooi die Vriende van dieStikland-hospitaal.Hulle bied op 28 Mei ’n 5 km-pretstap ten

bate van die kliënte van dié hospitaal aan.“Ondersteun ons omdie terapeutiese om-

gewing van ons kliënte op te knap,” hetChantelle van Niekerk van dié organisasiegesê. Daar is heerlike pryse op die spel.“Alle deelnemers kom in aanmerking vir

gelukstrekkings. Kom deel in ’n middagvan pret.” Die pretstap begin om 17:30 bydie hospitaal in De La Haye-laan, Bellville.Die inskrywingsfooi is R20 vir volwasse-

nes en R10 vir kinders onder die ouderdomvan 10 jaar. Die Vriende-organisasie is ’nnie-winsgedrewe organisasie wat gereeldgeld vir die pasiënte daar insamel.V Bel Chantelle van Niekerk by 021 940 8909 of083 557 5802.

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LOUISA STEYL@lounotes

Die plaaslike kunstenaar, EmoAdams, het onlangs drie gesog-te toekennings opgeraap.

Eers het sy televisieprogram, JouShow, ’n ATKV-mediaveertjie virbeste vermaaklikheidsprogram ge-wen.

Toe wen hy ook die ATKV-media-veertjie vir beste aanbieder in ’n ver-maaklikheids-, leefstylprogram ofwerklikheidsreeks. Dit is ook vir JouShow.

Boonop het Emo ’n Kanna losge-slaan vir beste musiekblyspel vir synuwe vertoning, Finding Emo.

Emo sê “dis oorweldigend” en dathy nie verwag het om so baie toeken-nings op een slag te wen nie.

Hy het ook nie die reusesukses vanJou Show, wat op kykNET uitgesaaiword, verwag nie.

SuksesHy skryf die sukses van die pro-

gram toe aandie span, soos diemensevan Homebrewfilms, kykNET en syondersteuners wat agter hom staan.

Die reeks word by Emo se All Star-teater in Brackenfell opgeneem enEmo sê hulle gaan vir eers aanhouom dit daar te verfilm.

“Hoe meer die show groei, hoemeer ruimte sal ons benodig, sodatons karre kan weggee soos Oprah,”spot hy.

“Mense sal bly wees om te weet dieshow word verleng tot ’n uur,” voeghy bietjie ernstiger by.

Emo praat al ’n hele paar jaar daar-oor om ’n vertoning rondom dienaam Finding Emo te ontwikkel.

Hy sê dit was die moeilikste dingvir hom om ’n vertoning te ontwikkelwat by die titel inpas, maar uiteinde-lik het hy oor sy eie ware reis deurdie lewe geskryf, en klaarblyklik hetdit goed gewerk.

ProduksieDie produksie handel oor Emo se

lewe, vanhoehygrootgewordhet, diemoeilike omstandighede waarin hygelewe het, en hoe dit nie sy dromevan wie hy wou word, beïnvloed hetnie.

“As ek dit kan doen, kan almal,” sêhy.

Emo is tans besig met sy nasionaleFinding Emo-toer, geborg deur Toe-ter.com, maar sê Kapenaars sal ’nkans kry om Finding Emo self te sienwanneer hy weer tuis is.

Emo raap 3veertjies opby ATKV seprysaand

Emo Adams het onlangs drie toeken­nings ontvang.

10 TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier Woensdag, 21 Mei 2014HOOFARTIKELBLAD

Do not ask theLord to guideyour footsteps ifyou are notwilling to moveyour feet.– Unknown

Op pad noorde toe: Dié pragtige kleinflaminke (“lesser flamingoes”) kon tot onlangs gesien word by Rietvlei seOld Friends Hide­skuiling. Hulle gaan binnekort noord trek vir die somer daar. FOTO: JAN EN FRIEDA PRINSLOO

BRIEWEbriewe@tygerburger.co.za|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woordenie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

Ek het verlede jaar allesverloor – my huis, motor enmeubels. Ek moes alles spot-goedkoop verkoop om vir mygesin te sorg.Dit blyk die nommer 13 is

regtig “bad luck”, want om alste kroon, het ek my moederook skielik verloor. Niemandhet dit verwag nie.Ek het my CV al ingegee,

maar ek het nêrens reggekommet werk nie. Ons woon nouby my skoonouers en ek isoneindig dankbaar vir hulgasvryheid, maar ons is niehul verantwoordelikheid nie.Waarom kry ek nie werk

nie? Ek was my lewe lank ’nbestuurder, maar nie een plekskakel my vir ’n onderhoudnie. Sê ons grondwet dan niedat almal gelyk behandel moetword nie? Gaan dit nie oorgelyke regte vir almal nie?Waar gaan klop ek aan vir

hulp in Suid-Afrika as almalhul rûe draai? Ek het ’n vrouen kinders wat swaar op mysteun, maar op wie kan eksteun?

GERHARDKraaifontein

Het almal dannie gelyke regte?

Ek wil graag my waarderinguitspreek aan TygerBurger virjul digitale weergawe. Dit isvir my baie belangrik om dieplaaslike nuus te kan lees enop hoogte van sake in mykontrei te bly, omdat ek niealtyd tuis is nie.Ek werk in Mosambiek en is

weinig tuis. Dit is dus vir mylekker om hier ingelig te bly.Deur middel van TygerBurgerkan ’n mens lees wat tuis en inaanliggende gebiede gebeur.Dis soms hartseer om te lees

Koerant hou hom indie vreemde ingelig

van die aantal roof- en moord-gevalle en sinlose geweld.Die geval in Bishop Lavis,

waar die oorhoofse projektorgesteel was, is skokkend(“Thieves now attend church toget to assets’”, TygerBurger, 7Mei). Ek het self daar kerk toegegaan.Soveel mense vind baat by die

manier waarop die projektoringespan word om kerkdiensteen die boodskap Sondae oor tebring. Watter barbare doensoveel moeite om daardie onregteenoor mense te doen?Nogmaals baie dankie vir die

weeklikse koerant. Hou aan metdie goeie werk.

RICHARDKuilsrivier

I’ve been a resident of Black-heath for more than 30 years. Iuse public transport to getaround, but I feel unsafe lately.There is currently a problem

with taxi drivers, believed to befrom Macassar, taking over thearea. They have no respect forresidents.They have created a rank on

an open field adjacent to someresidents’ homes, they urinatein public and talk really loudlyfrom 04:30. Some of the resi-dents have approached them,but have been accused ofracism.We raised our concerns with

the Blackheath Malibu TaxiAssociation chairperson, but hesaid they had laid complaintswith the provincial trafficdepartment. Apparently two ofthe association’s former drivershave broken away from theorganisation and recruited thenew drivers. They have thedepartment’s support.We can no longer take any

taxi as these drivers dragcommuters from taxis, forcing

them to drive with them.Who can we contact to stop

the violence in our once quietcommunity?It was always so safe to catch

a taxi in Blackheath – but notany more.

CELESTE VIGELANDEmail

Taxi drivers havebecome a menace

Hondeliefhebbers wat met huldiere stap of draf: Ek wil graag’n versoek aan julle rig. Stap ofdraf met leibande aan jul diere.Ek en my hond is al deur

twee honde, wat nie aanleibande was nie, aangeval. Ekis in een voorval aan die armgebyt. Ek kan sien sommigeeienaars voel hul diere issosiaal, maar my probleem isdat my wolfhond nie sosiaal isnie. Juis as gevolg van diéonaangename ervarings.Hy raak net baie beskermend

wanneer “los” honde naby onskom.In die proses word ek en die

ander twee honde rondgepluken die staptog met my diereraak onaangenaam. Ek voelander eienaars moet probeerom te verstaan dat ons nét sograag ons “aan die einde van ’nwerkdag”-stappie wil geniet.

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Join the driveto provideblanketsWith winter fast approaching, one cannothelp but spare a thought for the people –and animals – left to brave the gruellingelements.It was a simple thought like this that

saw the birth of South Africa’s annualTwitter Blanket Drive (#TBD2014).Based on the premise that if every

South African on Twitter donated oneblanket, there would be far less peoplefighting the cold, a simple tweet started anational initiative.Now, every year a group of volunteers

collect blankets which are then donatedto organisations that redistribute them tothose in need.TygerBurger has joined the initiative

and will be acting as a “drop-off” pointuntil the end of the drive on Wednesday28 May.With the icy temperatures and rainy

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blankets are preferred, as they are moredurable and dry quicker in wet condi-tions, but any donations are welcome.Blankets collected this year will be

officially handed over at the Protea Fireand Ice hotel in the CBD on Thursday 29May and everyone is welcome to attend,provided you bring a blanket of course.More information about the blanket

drive and how to help spread somewarmth this winter is available onwww.tygerburger.co.za.

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V Regarding “Building resumes” (TB, 14May). The owner is taking the City of CapeTown for a fool. Except for the wall whichwas fixed, there is no talk of the construc-tion recommencing. I think Cheryl Waltersshould get into her car and come to seefor herself. It will also allow her to knowmore about the situation. ­ Gerrit F.

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V Baie dankie vir julle mooi koerant. Dislekker om te weet wat in ons dorpie aan-gaan. Dis belangrik dat ons weet hoe onsmense na mekaar omsien en hoe ons jongmense presteer. Ek wil net ’n versoek rigdat julle asseblief ons jong mense help om’n werk te kry. Dis moeilik vir ons om werkte kry, aangesien ons nie enige ondervin-ding het nie. Nie almal het die geleentheidom verder te studeer nie, maar het diepassie om ons land ’n beter plek te maak.­ Martea, Kraaifontein

V Ek wens ek was ryk. Het julle gesien hoe-veel mense slaap elke aand in Brighton-weg in Kraaifontein? Dit lyk of die mens-dom net van hierdie mense vergeet het.Ek bid elke aand vir hulle; ek kan skaarsdaagliks oorleef, maar ek het elke aand ’nwarm bed, ’n dak oor my kop en ’n bordkos. Here, help hulle, dis winter. Hulle ruiknie na drank as ek hulle iets gee om te eetnie. Here, kyk na hulle. ­ Anoniem

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TygerBurger waardeer lesers se menings, maar ten einde die onafhanklikheid van die koerant te handhaaf en in billikheid teenoor allepolitieke partye en kandidate, sal tot die afhandeling van die verkiesing geen brief van ‘n politieke aard geplaas word wat op een ofander wyse politieke partye en hul kandidate se standpunt propageer nie.

Woensdag, 21 Mei 2014 NEWS TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier 11

Years of hard work paid off for GrandWestCSI bursary fund recipients when they we-re honoured at a gala dinner.

The 34 recipients come from all over theprovince and completed studies in thefields of mathematics, technology and sci-ence at seven tertiary institutions in CapeTown.

The recipients include Shaakira Afrika,Kim Cloete and Ashley Botha from BishopLavis, Shehan Classen from Ravensmead,Tazna Peters from Belhar and Kurt Tem-mers from Bonteheuwel.

A total of R9m in bursaries has been han-ded over since 2007 when the youngsterswere selected as worthy recipients of theinaugural GrandWest CSI tertiary BursaryFund.

According to a statement, they have sin-ce excelled. In recognition of their achieve-ments, theywere invited to attend a specialcelebratory dinner atGrandWest onThurs-day 15 May.

At inception, the GrandWest CSI Burs-aryFundpledgedR5mover a five-year peri-od, but an additional R4m has been contri-buted toward the tertiary education of over700 financially needy students.

There are no expectations of work frombursary students on completion of theirstudies, nor do they need to repay theirbursary. The only expectation is that thestudents participate in 40 hours of volun-teer work at a community project in theirarea of residencewhich, it is hoped, will in-stil an ethos of selflessness in students.

“We are delighted by the success of ourstudents and hope they will go on to usetheir education wisely, to enrich not onlytheir own lives, but also those of everyonearound them,” saidGrandWest generalma-nager Mervyn Naidoo.

“For many of the students, they are thefirst in their family, or even their commu-nity to graduate. They have the ability butthe sad reality is that without financial as-sistance they would not have been able topursue their studies.Wehave received a lotof positive feedback from various universi-ties,whichwearedelightedby, but ourulti-mate objective is to equip our studentswiththe knowledge and means to create satisfy-ing and fulfilling careers for themselves.”

Shakira Afrika from Bishop Lavis celebratesher bursary with her parents.

Ashley Botha celebrates his bursary withBianca Wilson.

Bursaryrecipientstreated togala dinner

LOUISA STEYL

@lounotesSuriNet Creations are calling for entriesfor this year’s Making of a Star singingcompetition.

The first competition tookplace last yearwith the focus on a special prize for the ori-ginal song category.

Petra Mans, who won the category lastyear, walked away with a music video re-cording worth R5000, a photo shoot worthR1500 and a makeover.

“I’m also a singer/songwriter, and Iknow that it’s not very easy to make it inthe music industry, you need to have aplatform,” says Sumare Koegelenbergfrom SuriNet.

Her mother, Sorita van Schalkwyk, theowner of SuriNet, had wanted to run amu-sic competition for about four years beforethey started the Making of a Star concept,but they knew they would need somethingdifferent to competewith all the other com-

petitions available.With this competition they focus on ori-

ginal material, giving big main prizes tothewinners, allowing them to use the com-petition as a springboard for the competiti-on.Petra performed on the Cape Town An-gels benefit stage at Taste of Cape Townthis year andher firstmusic video for “MyInvincibleHeart” the song shewon theMa-king of a Star competition with, will be re-leased soon.

While this year’s prizes haven’t been fi-nalised, Sumare says they are hoping to gobigger. They are also throwing their net alittle wider this year, by hosting prelimi-nary rounds at theWeskusMall inVreden-burg.

Categories for this year’s competition in-clude Afrikaans, English, duets, trios, gos-pel, country, sound and look alike, originalmaterial and classical/musical, a new ca-tegory.

While the senior category last year wasopen for people 18 years and older, it now

includes singers from the age of 14. Child-ren as young as six can enter the juniorssection of the competition.

Northern Suburbs preliminary roundsfor this year’s competitions start on 26 Julyat Van Riebeeck Hall in Kuils River. En-tries cost R50 per person or R40 per personfor duets and groups, but participants arewelcome to enter as many categories asthey’d like.

The junior finals will be hosted at Speci-al Memories in Brackenfell on Friday 5September with Desmond Wells as theguest artist and MC for the evening.

The big attraction though will be the se-nior finals which will be held at the AllStar Theatre on Saturday 13 September.Stefan Ludik, known for his role as Gustavin the Binneland television show, will betheMC for the evening,whileElvis se Seunwill be performing as the guest artist.V For more information about the competition, orto download an entry form, visit www.surinetcrea­tions.com or the Making of a Star Facebook page.

Chance for stardom beckons

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Die soektog na Suid-Afrika se beste boere-worsmaker het weer begin. As jy dink jou re-sep het dit wat nodig is om sy regmatige plekin te neem as die volgende kampioen-boere-wors op Shoprite en Checkers se vleisrakke,

is dit nou die tyd om in te skryf vir 2014 seShoprite Checkers Championship-boere-worskompetisie. Alle aspirant-kampioeneword uitgedaag om te wys waartoe hulle instaat is. ’n Splinternuwe Toyota Hilux2.7-dubbelkajuitRaisedBodyRaider is opdiespel en slegs die smaaklikste, beste gehalte

en mees tradisionele boerewors sal die paalhaal. Belangstellendesmoet hul resepte voordie sluitingsdatum op Vrydag 13 Junie in-skryf. Vorms is beskikbaar by vleismark-af-delings binneCheckers-, CheckersHyper- enShoprite-winkels, of aanlyn by www.cham-pionshipboerewors.co.za of cbw.mobi.

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12 TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier Woensdag, 21 Mei 2014NUUS

Die jeug-, veiligheids- en godsdiensvennootskap met die godsdienstige gemeenskapsal, gebaseer op die suksesse wat gedurende die 2012/13-Desembervakansie en die2013- en 2014-Paasvakansie bereik is, vanjaar verder uitgebrei word.

Die Departement van Gemeenskapsveiligheid nooi godsdienstige instellings(NWO-geregistreer) uit om voorstelle wat op die implementering vanmisdaadvoorkomingsinisiatiewe vir jeug in hoë prioriteitsgebiede geteiken is, in tedien. Die Departement sal hierdie aktiwiteit teen ’n koers van tot R60 per dag perjeugdeelnemer ondersteun, op voorwaarde dat hierdie aktiwiteite vir ten minste 8 uurper dag aangebied word en dat deelnemers ten minste een maaltyd ontvang.

Projekaktiwiteite moet maatskaplike misdaadvoorkomingsaktiwiteite insluit,byvoorbeeld die vertoning van films, aanbied van uitstappies, groepbesprekings,asook sport en ontspanning. Hierdie projekte moet tydens die periode 27 Junie tot 20Julie 2014 geïmplementeer word.

Aansoekvorms vir befondsing kan verkry word by: http://www.westerncape.gov.za/dept/community-safety.

Hierdie program is hoofsaaklik gerig op die volgende hoë prioriteitsgemeenskappe:Nyanga, Gugulethu, Khayelitsha, Mitchells Plain, Atlantis, Elsiesrivier, Kraaifontein,Manenberg, Dysselsdorp, Saldanhabaai-munisipaliteit (fokusgebied: Vredenburg),Swartland-munisipaliteit (fokusgebied: Malmesbury), Theewaterskloof-munisipaliteit(fokusgebied: Villiersdorp), Drakenstein-munisipaliteit (fokusgebied: Paarl-Oos); enBreedevallei-munisipaliteit (fokusgebied: Zwelethemba, Worcester). Aansoeke uitander gebiede sal op meriete oorweeg word.

Aansoeke moet nie later as 16:00 op Vrydag 30 Mei 2014 ingedien word nie.Navrae: Me. Amelia Pieterse by 021 483 3971 of Amelia.Pieterse@westerncape.gov.za

GODSDIENSTIGE INSTELLINGS KAN NOU VIR FONDSEAANSOEK TE DOEN MAATSKAPLIKE MISDAAD-

VOORKOMINGSINISIATIEWE VIR DIE JEUG TE IMPLEMENTEER

International Nurses Day cele­brations were held at the Good­wood Civic centre on Friday.The theme of the event madepossible by various sponsorswas “Nurses: A Force for chan­ge”. Carina Roux took somepictures.

Hendriena Kock (Ravensmead) and Thembeka Libala (Khayelitsha) carefor patients at the Belhar Day clinic, while Thulisile Mahlaba (Manen­berg) works at the Delft Clinic.

From left, Charmaine van Wyk (Eersterivier) from Karl Bremer, SuzetteAdams (Belhar), Sylvia Gallant (Bellvile South), Cathy Grant (MalibuVillage) all from Reproductive Health Bellville, Babalwa Faku (Khayelits­ha) and Mjobo Apile (Athlone) both from Karl Bremer.

Right: Ella Adams (Scottsville), Christal Walsh(Belhar), Annie Thompson (Kraaifontein), JackieErasmus (Bellville) and Valerie Bell (Silversands)raise their glasses.

Nadia Abdullah (Bellville), Gwen Booys (Kuilsrivier) and MargaretRoman (Northpine) swop stories about the Karl Bremer hospital.

More Karl Bremer hospital colleagues are Michell Steyn (Kraaifontein),Michelle Williams (Kraaifontein), Josephine Gelant (Parow Valley) andLetitia Snyman (Parow Valley).

Charmaine Gouws (Ravensmead), Chrisna Loubser (Bellville), DeniseOlifant (Eersterivier) and Yolanda Manuels (Ottery) work together atthe Karl Bremer hospital.

Below: Sulette Philander (Kraaifontein), Theresa Matthias (Avondale), Remko de Knecht (Bellville) and Enid Wehr (Kraaifon­tein) are colleagues at Karl Bremer hospital.

Caring shared for nurses

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HOUSES FOR SALE

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EERSTE RIVER - R460 000Neat 2 beds., lounge, f.kitch,

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3665

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CALGRO M3DEVELOPMENTSVerkoop direk vir die

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We are a dynamicoutbound call centrebased in SomersetWest, seeking

telemarketers with callcentre experience, tojoin our team.

The successful candidateshould have:

• Clear criminal record• Matric/Grade 12 wouldbe advantageous• Good communicationskills, English & Afrikaans• Experience working in aprofessional environment• Ability to work indepen-dently & as part of a team•Contactable references.

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AVON-AGENTE BENODIGVanaf 15% tot 30% kommissie.Skakel: 021 910 2747 /

073 227 1034

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BOTLE BUHLEis a leading direct seller of kitchen

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utensils.Botle Buhle consultants enjoygenerous cash incentives andopportunities for growth fromconsultant to manager and then

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TRAINING & JOB PLACEMENTWaitrons 5, Housekeepers 10,Call Centre Agents 10, Cleaners5 , Male porters 5, Domestic

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HAIR/BEAUTY

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SALES &MARKETING

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GENERAL3680

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CALL TOBE EMPLOYEDNOW20 Housekeepers /cleaners, 13 Cashiers, 16 porters

10 data capturers, 8 waitrons, 12 bartenders11 Call centres, 16 Bank tellers, 5 Cruise ship

attendants, 7 flight attendants, 8 Receptionists17 Heerengracht Street, Pier House, 7th Floor,office 701, Next to Park Inn Hotel Cape TownCall: 021 828 2416 / 081 8277 046 /079 485 5896

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TRAINING COURSES3765

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BELLVILLE / BOSTONR550 000 - Massive rooms, 2 bedroom flatfor sale Bedroomswith bics, lounge open-plan kitchen with b.i.cs. and nook, leadingto patio. Full bathroomwith shower

Close to all amenities.

DELFT /VOORBRUG - R380000( behind swimming pool) Stunning facebrick housemade brand new. 3 Bedroomstwo full bathrooms. Lounge/ Dining and

huge kitchen. Garage for 4 cars plus indoorbraai Property is well secured.

Sellers, I am out of stock and in desperateneed of houes in the the following areas:BELLVILLE SOUTH, BELHAR AND DELFT.

CALL THERESA021 951 5929082077 3270

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BARGAINCORNER!All areas!!

CRAVENBYESTATE - R725000: Newlyrenovated 3 beds.,m.e.s., large f.f.kitch, lnge,diningr., gar.BELLVILLE SOUTH - R699000: 3 beds.,m.e.s, f.kitch, lnge, sep. diningr., drive thru double garage.PAROWVALLEY - FLAT - R420000Cosy 2 bedr. flat with parking. Choice of 2!

Call SOLLYPARKERCIEA, CRS021 8530561/072 743 3506

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.BELHARDEMIST - Opp. firestation, 3 beds., large plot.R290 000DELFTVoorbrug - 3 beds., large plot. R279 000Rosendal - R2 beds., f.f.kitchem, d.garage, en-suite. R379 000ELSIES RIVEREUREKA EST - 2 beds.,maisontee. R350 000EUREKA EST. - 3 beds., cottage, entertainmentarea, enclosed. R450 000BISHOP LAVIS2 beds., f.f.kitchen, lounge, 700msqm plot.R479 000BONTEHEUWELAssegaai - 1 ber., newwendy, lrge plot. R250 000Syringa - 2 beds., d/carport. R350 000CASHBARGAINSWESBANK - R95000,R180 000 (3 beds)LEIDEN - R170 000 (3 beds)

HELP!! HOUSESWANTEDSellers!!We have buyers.

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BELHAR / EXT. 13NewOnTheMarket/SoleMandate

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R495000- Spacious 2 bed homewith bic,laminated flooring, o/p kitchen, lounge &dining. Sep toilet + bathr. Encl with garagefacade.

R515 000 - Spacious renovated home onlarge plot. Spacious lounge, dining,breakfast nook & fitted kitchen. Enclosed.

R745000 - Brand new! Modern 3 bedhomewith b.ic. Full bathr with washingmachine point. Single drive-thru garage.Large plot.

R 1 100000–Mod 3 bed homewith bic,1.5 bathrooms, o/p fully fitted kitchen,large indoor braai/entertainment area. D/G(auto). Large plot.

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.Bonteheuwel - R350000: 3 beds Massionette.Bathroom. Kitchen. Lounge. Parking Available.Secured with b/bars & Security Gates.Voorbrug, Delft – R385000: 3 Beds. 2Bathrooms. Kitchen (BIC).Lounge. Garage for 2Cars.Voorbrug, Delft – R240000: 2 Beds.Bathroom. Kitchen. Lounge. Spacious Yard.Belhar – TownHouse R430000: 4 Beds. SemiTown House. Bathroom. Lounge. Kitchen (BIC).TV Room. B/Bars Inside & Security Gates.

I Have qualified buyers for your propertiesin Bonteheuwel, Belhar&Delft,andAll SurroundingAreas.

FREEVALUATIONSContact NATALIE on0722974377 or

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Delft/Roosendal - R 300000Massive 3 bed, lounge, bathroom, kitchen.Roosendal/Delft – R 3300003 bedroom, open plan kitchen, lounge,undercover parking for 3 cars, fullyenclosed, needs TLCTheHague/Delft - R 2800002 Bed, lounge, kitch, bathr, gar for 3/4 cars.TheHague/Delft - R 2350002 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, secureparking for 3 cars.Eersteriver/SilwoodHeights -R 399000neg.3 bedroom house, lounge, kitchen, familybathroom, double garage & double carportand fully enclosed yardBonteheuwel – R 3100003 bedrooms, lounge, family bathroom,kitchen

Gary 081 431 5939BeautenGallie 073 438 5235

Alain 078 133 6933Melissa 072057 5753www.iconipgroup.co.za

.EERSTERIVER /KLEINVLEI - R 520000

3BEDR. PROPERTY IN A QUIETSECTION OF KLEINVLEI

It offers a granny flat which could berented out for an extra income to help

support bond repayments or the propertyis suited to the extended family. Becausethis is a Nedbank Assisted Sale, buyers canget 50%discount on transfer costs. DONOTMISS OUT…..Web ref: 301931519CORENABOTHA 073 6046454

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Perfect located in Blackheath, Kuilsriver

•Free standing houses from R 435,000•Affordable from R 4,200 per month•Must have combined income of R 14,500•93 Houses in secured development•Remote controlled entrance gate•Wall with electric fence and armed response•Safe playing areas for children•Taxi stop at the development•Close to Zevenwacht Mall, Shoprite & station.•All houses completed and ready tomove in•Phase 2 and 3 sold out, few left in Phase 3•Beautiful finishes•Good schools and hospitals in area

www.greenfieldsvillage.co.zaContact Jenetta 083 651 1167 or

Corena073 6046454

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RAVENSMEAD - R595000Spacious 3 bedroom home, new bathroom,fitted kitchen, lots of parking space +mas-sive, fully enclosed plot. Located close topublic transport & shopsGAYELEE / BLACKHEATH - R 799000:Massive 4 bed, f.f kitch., lounge, diningr,MES, fully encl.EERSTERIVER - R 450000: 3 bed, fambathr, carport & garage, fully enclosed.PAROWEAST - R 899000: 3 bed,kitchen - BIC, lounge, bathroom/toilet,500sqm corner plot.AVALONPARK - R 499000: 3 Bed with BIC,fitted kitchen, bathroom, entertainmentarea, large plot.

GARY 081 431 5939THANDO076 5280495ALAIN078 133 6933

BEAUTENGALLIE 073 438 5235MELISSA: 072057 5753www.iconipgroup.co.za

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WESBANK - R 120000(Cash OffersWelcome) 1 bed, bathroom&lounge

WESBANK - R 99000(Cash OffersWelcome) 1 bed, lounge, fullyenclosed

KLEINVLEI (Spindau)- R140000(Cash OffersWelcome)Open plan 1 bedroom home, bathroom,semi attached

LEIDEN /DELFT–R 110 000(Cash offers welcome)Open plan 1 bedroom, spacious bedroomplot.

Gary 081 431 5939Alain 078 133 6933Melissa 072057 5753

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