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N

og n inwoner van Parowvallei sukkel

met n kerk wat sy rus versteur.

TygerBurger het onlangs n berig

(Raas-kerk knak droom, TB 2 Maart) ge-

plaas oor n man van dieselfde voorstad wat

sy huis wil verkoop, omdat die gemeente

oorkant die straat sy rus versteur.

Marensia Swanepoel sukkel reeds sedert

2002 met n kerk wat die lewe vir hulle on-

draaglik maak. By die kerk op die hoek van

Frederik- en Markstraat word kerk gehou

dat niemand binne hoorafstand rus kry vir

sy siel nie. Swanepoel het die afgelope veer-

tien jaar alles inhaarvermoprobeer omdie

kerk toe te kry. Ek was al in die hof met

hulle,waar hulle skuld erken en n boete van

R500 betaal het, s Swanepoel.

Oor die jare was sy al by die stadsbeplan-

ningsdepartement en die aktekantore van

die Stad Kaapstad. Ek het ook al verskeie

kere e-posse gestuur aan die afdeling waar

hulle die klanktoetse laat doen. Hulle kon

my ook nie help nie, omdat hulle glo na-ure

sou moet uitkom. Toe ek s ek het video-op-

names van die geraas, s hulle dit kan nie

gebruik word nie want hulle moet self uit-

kom. Wetstoepassing kan ons ook nie help

nie. Die voertuie van die kerkgangers staan

ook die straat vol, sodat ander motors nie

verby kan kom nie, s Swanepoel.

Sy vrees dat sy nooit haar huis verkoop

sal kry nie. Ons het al met Richard OCon-

nel, raadslid van die gebied, kontak gemaak

in die hoop dat hy ons kan help. In die verle-

dewas hy ook doenigmet n ander kerk. Ons

laaste uitweg is nou om prokureurs aan te

stel, maar moet ons geld uithaal omdat an-

der mense nie hul werk doen nie? Ek is reg-

tig moedeloos, s Swanepoel. OConnel kon

nie vir kommentaar bereik word nie, omdat

hy, volgens sy vrou, reeds sewe weke in die

hospitaal is. J.P. Smith, burgemeestersko-

miteelid van gemeenskapsveiligheid, s

hierdie soort probleme sal net deur n voor-

genome gemeenskapshof opgelos kan word.

n Klagte oor geraas word gewoonlik nie

belangrik genoeg geag om vervolg te word

nie. Daar is planne in plek om in Parow n

gemeenskapshof te begin, s hy.

NOG N INWONER KLA: NIEMAND BINNE HOORAFSTAND KRY RUS VIR SY SIEL

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BRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

Die Parow-polisie ondersoek n

saak van moord n n lyk Sondag

by die Parow-stasie gevind is.

Volgens kol. Gert Nel, polisie-

woordvoerder, het n treindrywer

onderweg uit Kaapstad iets op die

perron sien l en die trein tot stil-

stand gebring.

By nadere ondersoek het hulle

gesien dit is n man in sy laat der-

tigs of vroe veertigs. Daar was n

steekwond in sy bors, wat tot sy

dood gelei het, s Nel.

In di stadiumword n saak van

moord ondersoek, want dit blyk

dat roof nie die motief was nie.

Ons vermoed die man is n n

argument gesteek, want al sy be-

sittings is by hom gekry. Die man

se naasbestaandes is nog nie in

kennis gestel nie, maar ons kon

reeds vasstel dat hy van Elsiesri-

vier is, s Nel.

Hy het n beroep gedoen op

enigiemand met inligting oor die

voorval, omna vore te komomdie

polisie in hul ondersoek te help.

Lyk op die

stasie gekry

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G

rown-ups have now taken to accompa-

nying children selling cookies before

sunrise and after sunset in heavy traf-

fic, as reported on by TygerBurger over the

last few weeks.

This comes after various organisations

concerned over the welfare of these chil-

dren voiced their strong disapproval of the

practice whereby the children sell the cook-

ies on behalf of the production arm of their

church, the Ambassadors for Christ World

Outreach Ministries (AFC) in Elsies River.

The children are known to sell at different

spots at busy intersections in Bellville, Par-

ow and Goodwood. At least four of the chil-

dren go to John Ramsay Secondary School.

Falling asleep in class

The principal of this school, Roshin Ram-

awoothar, voiced his concern over reports

from the learners teachers complaining

that the learners fall asleep in class. (TB, 9

March, Cookie kids in danger)

This is a likely consequence of the chil-

dren, who live on the church premises with

the permission of their parents, selling the

cookies before andafter school,well into the

evening. TygerBurger reported on this in

our first article on 24 February headlined

Cookie sale concern. The children inter-

viewed were between 14 and 17 years old.

A roll-on effect was created after our first

article on the plight of the children, when

TygerBurger received a message from He-

witt de Jager, a youth counsellor and chair-

man of Hewlin Compassion, a street chil-

drens forum in Kraaifontein.

I spoke to a 15-year-old girl dressed inher

school uniform (lastWednesday) onmyway

to work, he said. She says that shes will-

ingly volunteering every morning before

going to school and that she doesnt get any-

thing out of it. This sounded very well re-

hearsed to me as if others had inquired

about the situation already, he said.

Not above board

De Jager questioned the legality of the sit-

uation, and forwarded his concerns to the

social welfare arm of the Voortrekker Road

Corridor City Improvement District

(VRCID), with Wilma Piek at its head.

Piek in turn forwarded the VRCIDs and

De Jagers concerns to the City of Cape

Town, stating the following, among other

concerns: It does seem that something is

not above board here and of course, it is to-

tally unacceptable that children should

have to sell cookies at busy intersections to

earn a place to stay.

Theoffice of SuzetteLittle, theCitysMay-

comember for social development and early

childhood development, then escalated the

matter. Her own response was as follows:

The Western Cape Department of Social

Development is responsible for matters re-

lating to child welfare and would be best

placed to investigate and establish the chil-

drens circumstances. We have referred the

matter to the provincial department for in-

vestigation. In terms of the sale of the goods

at intersections, I have liaisedwith our Law

Enforcement department, who will be serv-

ing a compliance notice on the pastor of the

church that the children selling the cookies

are linked to, she said.

On Thursdaymorning last week, a senior

TygerBurger reporter spotted an adult

womanandmanlooking to be in their 30s,

at one of the locations the children sell from

at Plattekloof Road, as well as on Monday.

V Do our readers think this will be the end of the

childrens sales? Let us know at briewe@tygerbur-

ger.co.za.

Adults now selling cookies

Soap box: Parow West Primary School recently held their annual soap box race. All the

learners participated. Pictured are the representatives of the different grades.

MICHELLE LINNERT

@linnertmb

A group of workers within the Tygerberg

Nature Reserve have come under the spot-

light over complaints of noise in the reserve

while they remove alien plantation.

During our daily social media scouring,

TygerBurger cameacross residentswho live

in the adjoining Loevenstein complaining

about the workers big voices.

One resident is quoted as saying: There

are a lot of people looking for alien plants.

And the women have got nice big voices

which could be used in (conductor Andr)

Rieus choirs. Unfortunately they do not

sing, but they make conversation up and

down the hill facing Mahogany Crescent,

the resident said.

It is amazing how far the voices travel.

Only one question: Is this okay in a nature

reserve? the resident said.

She was referring to regulations in other

reserves where visitors were advised

against using car radios or playing music.

If so, someone has to teach visitors and

contract workers. They might not know.

Some feedbackwasgivenon the residents

post, including that the women are work-

ing, removing alien plants so that the rest

of us can appreciate the nature reserve.

This was from another resident: They

are working outside in relentless sun, but

can still have a cheerful conversation. Rath-

er rejoice in the fact that they are happy to

enjoy doing something that will ultimately

add value to your life and not theirs.

The City was approached for an opinion

on the matter, and area manager Penelope

Glanville gave a succinct one-liner re-

sponse: Alien clearing contract staff are

currently working in a portion of the Tyger-

berg Nature Reserve, clearing the alien

plants. We were not aware that they were

singing or disturbing the residents and will

ask them not to sing.

Group of

workers are

too loud

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MICHELLE LINNERT

@linnertmb

T

he conflict between the rights of drug

users to clean equipment, and those of

the broader Bellville community to

not be exposed to drug paraphernalia and

open drug use, will not level out soon.

This comes after yet another reader has

asked TygerBurger to investigate the legiti-

macy of drug users openly shooting up and

leaving used needles behind, and the orga-

nisation that supplies this equipment as

part of their harm reduction programme.

Resident Tomislav Milakovic sent Tyger-

Burger pictures of a drug user injecting

himself in broad daylight in the middle of

a residential street. Some of the pictures,

which he obtained from theOakdaleWatch,

also show packs of unused syringes that

were picked up by patrollers, and used syr-

inges that were picked up in various parks

around Oakdale.

How is there any control? Milakovic

asked in an open letter to Step Up, the orga-

nisationbackedby local andprovincial gov-

ernment to service drug users with essen-

tials to ensure harm reduction.

Step Up, you say what you do, will pre-

vent disease. Nonsense. You are handing

out clean needles, yes, but theywill get used

on our doorsteps, streets, parks and church-

es. These needles are now dirty and in fact

increase the potential spread of disease,

Milakovic wrote.

Yes, your intentions are noble, but your

end result is flawed.

You do your charity bit during the day

over here in Bellville then go home to sleep

in your comfortable bed, believing you are

making a better world, whilst myself and

others, here in the trenches, are left with

the task of day and night trying to keep our

streets clean for our children.

You have helped entice more drug users

into Bellville and surrounds, inclusive of

Boston, he said.

Other concerns raised included a lack of

support structure for the users, no place to

sleep or proper ablution facilities.

Put yourselves in our shoes. We are un-

derstaffed and overwhelmed as operating

neighbourhood watches, sinking in the

cesspool you are, in fact, feeding, he said.

Step Up do us all a favour: step down!

Shaun Shelly, advocacy and psycho-so-

cial coordinator at TB/HIV Care Associa-

tion, the parent organisation of Step Up, re-

sponded to Milakovics letter.

Shelly is currently at a United Nations

summit in Vienna. According to a paper re-

leased at the summit, substantial reduc-

tions in new HIV infections were noted

where needle and syringe programmes and

opioid substitution therapy were applied,

showed a reduction in HIV infections.

According to the paper, continuing their

services would contribute towards ending

Aids as a threat to public health by 2030.

In addition, needle and syringe pro-

grammes have repeatedly been shown to

not increase drug use or injecting, to not di-

minish motivation for reducing drug use,

but to assist injecting drug users in access-

ing life-saving medical and other services,

including treatment for substance use dis-

orders, Shelly said.

The consequences of not supplying ster-

ile injecting equipment can result in signifi-

cant harms.

Shelly said by curbing the rapid spread

ofHIV through their programme, theywere

indeed protecting the broader communi-

ty.

I cannot consider suggestions of quar-

antining people as thiswould be a violation

of numerous laws and basic human rights.

Statements on the aggressive nature of the

drug users and morality demonstrate a

significant misconception of drug use and

the challenges that face drug users.

He added that the accusation of having

attracted drug users is absolutely unfound-

ed, citing that a rigorous scientific proc-

ess was followed to identify areas where in-

jecting drug users were already present,

and while the number of drug users may be

increasing, this is due to multiple and com-

plex factors unrelated to the provision of

our services.

Shelly said no cases of HIV infection have

ever been reported from needle-stick inju-

ries from disposed needles.

He added they were already doing twice-

weekly clean-ups, calling for the public to

email them the locations where discarded

needles are found and having consultations

with local civic and law enforcement agen-

cies to help identify such locations.

They were also encouraging users to dis-

pose of injecting equipment responsibly.

V Contact [email protected] to report loca-

tions where used drug-use equipment is found.

A drug user shooting up in broad daylight on

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ESM ERASMUS

@erasmusesme

A

bout 150 000 radio hams across the

world have been waiting for the day to

tick off Heard Island in the Southern

Indian Ocean about 4 000 kilometres south

west ofwesternAustralia in their logbooks

of entities they contacted via radio. The ra-

dio hams call this a DXpedition.

Now, 20 years after the previous DXpedi-

tion in 1996, another DXpedition departed

from Table Bay harbour on 10 March for a

rough trip on a vessel, aptly named Brave-

heart, to the remote and uninhabited Heard

island.

In Durbanville, an excited 87-year-old Den-

nis Wells will keep a close eye on the DXpedi-

tion from his shack at his home in The Pad-

docks. Even thoughhe ticked off Heard Island

more than 30 years ago (on 20 October 1985

when an Australian national Antarctic re-

search expedition team visited the island), he

shares the excitement of the other radio

hams.

Wind, snow, rain ... and a volcano

DXpeditions are undertaken to remote des-

tinations to help radio hams all around the

world to be able to make contact.

It is also 20 years since any man put foot

onHeard Island, known for its adverse con-

ditions of wind, snow and rain. It also has

an active volcano.

The Braveheart, which is chartered by

radio amateurs, was expected to arrive yes-

terday (Tuesday 22March) and, since there

is no jetty, all equipment would have to be

taken on land by rubber ducks.

ThisDXpedition,which is calledVKEK

and costs aboutR7million, is led byDrRob-

ert Schmieder from the USA, the same

team leader of the previous DXpedition in

1996.

Schmieder, a world authority on Heard

Island and many other islands around the

world, is the author of many books on the

subject.

Wells is part of the SouthAfrican support

team, which is led by Paul Johnson from

Green Point.

Several radio amateurs will qualify for

Honour Roll and #1Honour Roll when they

manage tomake contactwithHeard Island.

Wells, a legend in the radio amateur

world and well-known by his call ZS1AU,

has earned the very prestigious DXCC Top

of Honour Roll plaque in 2014 the highest

obtainable in amateur radio, and placing

him at number one in the world of DX. It

can take anything from 20 years to a life-

time to achieve this.

Wells was invited to accompany the

Braveheart on a yacht out of Table Bayhar-

bour. Oh, it takes so long to say goodbye

to a ship and the Braveheart was no excep-

tion. The trip on the yacht to accompany

Braveheart on its way was fantastic. When

we were near Robben Island, we called

Braveheart on our radio and the ship came

to a stop. We took some magnificent photos

with Table Mountain in the background.

Braveheart crew to stay for three weeks

Once again I felt proud of our city as it

was the most beautiful sight with the table

cloth coming over the top, Wells said.

As the ship tracked its way across the

stormy southern Indian Ocean from Cape

Town to Heard Island, the participants and

the crew of Braveheart launched a string of

oceanographic buoys in support of climate

research by three of the worlds leading sci-

entific organisations, the Woods Hole

Oceanographic Institute (WHOI), the Na-

tional Oceanographic and Atmospheric Ad-

ministration (NOAA) and the Scripps Insti-

tute of Oceanography.

In addition to the Argo buoys, they also

launched a group of global drifting buoys

in behalf of NOAA and possibly the South

African Weather Service.

The 1250 satellite tracked driftersworld-

wide remain on the surface during their ap-

proximately four-year lifespan, continuous-

ly reporting on their location as well as cur-

rents, sea surface temperature, atmospheric

pressure, winds and salinity.

This VKEK DXpedition, comprising of

14 amateur radio operators and scientists,

will remain on Heard Island for three weeks

doing other scientific work, as well as ama-

teur radio.

They plan to reach parts of the island by

flying a drone with an HD camera and will

be the first to land on and take off from wa-

ter. The photos will be relayed to the ground

station, as well as via satellite.

V Visit the website http://vk0ek.org/ for an ongoing

report of the DXpedition for the next three weeks.

Here with Dennis Wells (front right) are (in front left) Dirk Lotz from Bloubergstrand and (back

from left) Andr Fransman from Bellville, Martin van Rensburg from Parow and Matt Greyven-

stein from Gordons Bay, all radio amateurs. PHOTO: ESM ERASMUS


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BRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

T

he police cannot always immediately

respond to each and every complaint

they receive.

This is themessage from Lieutenant Kev-

inWilliams, police spokesperson of the Par-

ow Police Station.

According to Williams they are constant-

ly criticised for not reacting fast enough.

We do the best we can with limited re-

sources, so it is important the residents

know how we react to a complaint, says

Williams.

According to Williams reaction time is

the amount of time it takes to respond to a

particular complaint. The time is calculat-

ed from themoment the complaint has been

received and the time it takes to attend that

specific complaint. Every complaint that is

received at the police station is treated as

important and will be attended to. The po-

lice have a system categorising complaints

between alfa and bravo complaints.

Alfa complaints are themost serious and

may demand immediate response to ensure

the protection of life and property. Com-

plaints pertaining to rape, house robberies,

carjacking, truck hijacking and cash-in-

transit robberies demand immediate re-

sponse to ensure that life be preserved and

property is safe guarded, says Williams.

All bravo complaints, although impor-

tant to the police, are not life threatening

and may not warrant immediate response

when a serious complaint calls for swift po-

lice action. We desire to attend to all com-

plaints of any person irrespective the na-

ture of that particular complaint.

Response calculated


BRENDEN RUITER

@ruitervaniewind

T

he vigilance of employees of a security

company led to the arrest of three sus-

pects suspected of belonging to a

break-in syndicate operating in the north-

ern suburbs.

The security officers noticed a suspicious

white Volkswagen Golf at a security com-

plex inTableView.When they investigated,

a chase ensued after the car fled the scene.

According to Warrant Officer Jacques

Mostert, the vehicle was chased to Bothasig

whileDurbanville police assistedbyclosing

off the escape route towards them.

They were finally cornered in

the Atlas Park industrial area

and three suspects in their thir-

ties from Khayelitsha, Nyanga

and Gugulethu were arrested

when various items were found

inside the vehicle, says Mostert.

The items included two flat

screen televisions, a fan and vari-

ous expensive shoes, clothing and

toiletries. A complainant from

West Beach Table View has been

located after an intensive investi-

gation and has identified some of

the property, including the one

flat screen television which has

been taken during a burglary.

Three crowbars were also found

inside the vehicle, says Mostert.

The police thought the investi-

gation was done and dusted until

they had a closer look at the num-

ber plates.

They found that the number

plates were covered by fake ones.

Further investigation was

done and found that the false

number plates were used on a

Constable Zukisa Mantewu with some of the property

found inside the VW Golf.

Crowbar thieves

caught in car chase

Mercedes-Benz which was involved in a

house robbery in Bellville. The vehicle has

also been noticed on other crime scenes in

Brackenfell and Kirstenhof.

All three suspects were charged and will

appear in court. One of the suspects iswant-

ed on two cases of housebreak-in in Bothas-

ig and a case of theft in Fish Hoek, accord-

ing to Mostert.

Bothasig station commander Lieutenant

Patrick Jacobs commended the two arrest-

ing officers, Constables Andrew Simmers

and Zukisa Mantewu, on their good work,

but also thanked all the security companies

andmembers of other stationswhowere in-

volved in the successful apprehension.


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T

he Omuramba MyCiTi station was

converted into a delivery room when

staff rallied to assist a mom in labour.

According to a statement by the City of

Cape Town, it was just after 13:00 on Mon-

day 14Marchwhen XolaniStofile, aMyCiTi

station manager with first-aid experience,

was visiting personnel at the Omuramba

station.

He noticed the pregnant woman waiting

at the door to the ladies bathroom, which

was occupied at that stage. She seemed to

be in pain and then her water broke unex-

pectedly.

Xolani step-ped up like a professional

mid-husband, removing her stockings just

in time and making her comfortable as she

was giving birth to a beautiful and healthy

baby boy, says Mayco member for trans-

port, Brett Herron.

As the dramatic scene unfolded, MyCiTi

personnel evacuated the front endof the sta-

tion to give the mother and child some pri-

vacy.

Luckily the station was not busy at the

time.

The personnel sent for an ambulance

who took the 31-year-old mother and new-

born child to the Somerset Hospital. The fa-

ther told us that he was extremely grateful

to Xolani and all of those who assisted his

wife and boy, who they have named Gilbert

Gabriel.

Gilbert and his mother have been dis-

charged from hospital and are now back at

home in Joe Slovo.

We are extremely proud of Xolani who

stepped up and assisted the mother during

this difficult time. Hemay want to consider

a career as a professional mid-husband.

Baby delivered in

MyCiTi station

Gabriel

from

Joe

Slovo

was

deliv-

ered in

a

MyCiTi

station.

Xolani Stofile helped deliver

the baby.

The Durbanville Childrens Home will be

hosting a trail run on Sunday 3 April at

Klein Roosboom wine farm to raise funds

for the children.

The trail run is presented over a distance

of 5km and starts at 07:00. Registration is

from 06:00. All participants have to collect

their race numbers at the registration table

on theday.Aprize-givingevent is presented

at 08:30. Cash prizes are at stake for the first

three places in each category. The cost is

R80 for online entries or R100 on the day.

VEntries can be done online at https://enter.entryn-

inja.com/events/5261-durbanville-childrens-home.

Send an email to marketing@durbanvillekinder-

huis.org.za with further enquiries.

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Kendrick House, a home for the aged in Pit-

tosporum Avenue, Thornton, will be hosting

a fte on Saturday 2 April from 08:30 to raise

money. Some of the items on sale at a variety

of stalls include plants, cakes, books, pan-

cakes, white elephant items, curry and rice,

arts and craft, toys and boerewors rolls.

Kendrick House is a non-profit organisa-

tion and we would welcome any assistance

of any kind, said a spokesperson of Ken-

drick House.

V Contact Judy Simons on 021 534 2961 for more.

KendrickHouse hosts fte in aid of the aged

A new community photo exhibition called

7535 (the Bellville postal code) will be open-

ing at the Bellville Library soon.

The exhibition will curate and celebrate

the existing stories at play within the Bell-

ville region. It features 12 local artists, with

each one having captured their daily prac-

tices with a disposable camera.

While the camera might be disposable,

the underlying stories in Bellville spaces

are most certainly not, as the exhibition

shows.

The outcome of this creative venture re-

veals spaces, faces andpracticeswhichhave

become so interwoven into Bellville culture

that they are almost second nature.

However, the pause for reflection quickly

brings these elements to life, reminding res-

idents that they are the very things that

make this city the Bellville and home to

many that it is.

The exhibition opens on Wednesday 30

March and runs until Saturday 2 April at

the Art.b gallery at the library.

V Contact the gallery on 021 917 1197 for more infor-

mation.

View Bellville through the lens of 12 cameras

D

ie Laerskool Bellville-Noord het on-

langs sy eerste suksesvolle mini-krie-

kettoernooi by die skool aangebied.

Die volgende laerskolewas almal deel van

hierdie wonderlike geleentheid: Aristea,

Bellpark, Boston, Eikendal, Mikro, Labian-

ce, Parow-Wes, Ruyterwacht, Wolraad Wol-

temade, Litha, die Holy Cross Sisters

School en natuurlik die Laerskool Bellville-

Noord as gasheer.

Elke span is beloon met heerlike verver-

sings n n dag van harde, maar genotvolle

krieket, s ArneMulder van die skool se ou-

ervereniging.

Elke span het ook n goue medalje ont-

vang om aan sy beste speler vir die dag te

oorhandig.

Krieket was die groot wenner en ons

hoop omvolgende jaarweer so n suksesvol-

le dag aan te bied, het hy ges.

Suksesvolle kriekettoernooi

Op die foto is twee spelers van elke skoolspan wat aan die mini-kriekettoernooi deelgeneem het.

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nie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

I had the opportunity to assist

my mom to receive her card

when Sassa switched to the

card system. At a certain point

an official requested my mom

to sign a form. I could see that

it was a type of bank order

form. No entries were made.

So my mom were asked to sign

a blank form.

I alerted the official about

this. The reply was that he/she

was just following orders.

We know that our elderly

and needy people are very

vulnerable and would just do

what they are told to get their

grant. Could this be one of the

reasons why so many people

get deductions from their

grants?

JEFF SWARTZ

E-mail

Is this the cause

of Sassa fraud?

Na aanleiding van Frankie se

brief Taxis cause havoc in

Voortrekker Road, TB Bellvil-

le, 9 Maart, waarin hy noem

dat daar n tekort is aan

verkeersbeamptes, wil ek van

hom verskil.

In Bellville is hulle besig om

verkeerskaartjies uit te skryf

vir motors geparkeer op die

geelstreep in Boston in Fair-

way- en Solwaystraat.

Daar is n ernstige tekort aan

parkeerplek in die omgewing

van die Louis Leipoldt-hospi-

taal. Dit word veroorsaak

deurdat die hospitaal nie

voldoende parkering het vir

hul werkers en besoekers aan

die mediese sentrum, sowel as

aan pasinte nie.

Die verkeersmanne skryf

links en regs parkeerkaartjies

uit teen n boete van R500,

maar dan parkeer hulle hul

motors voor sake-onderne-

mings, waar daar n kennisge-

wing is dat motors weggesleep

sal word n hulle parkeer ook

self op die geelstreep!

Eerstens wil ek die mense

Parkeerplekke by

hospitaal gebrekkig

I would like to comment on the

article Cookie kids in danger,

TB, 9 March.

I myself originate from

Ravensmead, and our education

was deemed as gutter educa-

tion.

Today, looking back, I want

to salute those learners who are

prepared to take ownership of

their life and make a concerted

effort to generate income. Now,

it may not be of the best ways

(on the streets with school

uniform), but I think in this

welfare society we can congrat-

ulate them for their entrepre-

neurship skills. If my memory

serves me well, it is now one of

the courses provided at primary

school level. So, why cant we

I would like to salute

the cookie kids

I want to congratulate Rudie

van Rensburg with his article

concerning Donald Trump (Die

Trompet weet hoe om sy eie

beuel te blaas, TB, 16 March).

Wow! Can somebody translate

it into English and send it to

the Americans?

JACQUI

Durbanville

Well done, Rudie

send it toAmericans

Die Groot K

gebeur nie nt

met ander nie

Ons was op pad kerk toe toe ek die eerste

keer van die Groot K gehoor het. Oom

Koster het tongkanker gehad.

My ma het saggies vir my pa vertel dat

hulle n deel van sy tong sal moet uitsny.

Maar dit was nie sag genoeg vir die

oortjies van n nuuskierige sewejarige

nie. Oom Koster was in beheer van die

kerkklok en ek was vas oortuig hy slaap

in die kerktoring, want hy was altyd net

dr. Hyt ons geskel as ons voete gesleep

het Sondagskoolklas toe.

Ekt gewonder hoe hy gaan skel sonder

n tong. Want oom Koster gaan gesond

word en terugkom die hele gemeente

het immers vir hom gebid.

Kanker was destyds soos n tienerswan-

gerskap of egskeiding. Niemand het

daaroor gepraat of geskinder nie. Gewon-

der dalk, maar nie geprt nie.

Ons het oom Koster nooit weer gesien

nie.

Twintig jaar later was dit my pa se

beurt om die

Groot K in die o

te staar.

Die dag toe hy

nie meer sy

Sudoku-raaisel kon

invul nie, was die

dag dat ek geweet

het dis tyd om

vrede te maak en

koebaai te s.

Wr het die

kerk en my ma-hul-

le gebid dat die

Liewe Vader hom

moet spaar. Ekt

gebid dat hy nie

vir jare moet ly nie en dat hy sonder pyn

moet sterf.

Van die familie het my uitgekryt as n

ongelowige. Dis asof hulle gedink het my

ongeloof mag dalk net maak dat hulle

gebede nie voldoende trefkrag gaan h

nie. Ek moes sm bid vir genesing.

Maar ek kon nie. Want eks n realis en

n mens kan nie teen die feite stry nie.

God se plan is nie noodwendig ons plan

nie. Sy antwoord is nie noodwendig die

antwoord wat ons wil hoor nie.

Die skuldgevoel oor my ongeloof het

my opgevreet ... net di wat in n Calvi-

nistiese huis grootgeword het, sal regtig

verstaan. Die sielkundige het ges ekt

vroer as die res van die familie begin

rou oor my pa. Toe die res nog geglo het

hy gaan weer opstaan, het ek sy studeer-

kamer begin oppak.

Dis hoekom ek die sterk een was n sy

dood. My broers en my ma was gebroke.

Wat die sielkundige ook ges het, is dat

n mens nooit die waarde van hoop moet

onderskat nie. Want solank daar hoop is,

het mense n rede om aan te gaan.

Kanker is nie meer n siekte wat net

met ander mense gebeur nie. Dis op

ons drumpel en meeste van ons het al

iemand na aan ons afgestaan aan di

ongenaakbare siekte.

Ek weet daar is verhale van hoop, van

mense wat kanker oorwin het. Dit bied n

mate van troos.

Al wat n mens kan hoop, is dat

daardie beker by jou verby sal gaan.

Marita Meyer

WATDIE HART VANVOL IS

Die vreugde van

iemandwat vir

die eerste keer n

eie huis ontvang,

is aansteeklik.

Esm Erasmus

People should

verify informa-

tion before

sharing on social

media.

MoniqueDuval

I applaud the

entire Kuils River

community for

their continuous

support follow-

ing the death of

the two

McDonalds staff

members Noxolo

Skota andXolisa

Tshabeype.

Richard Roberts

To leave your

country and

family for three

years to train in

Japan shows

true grit. Ste-

han Schoeman

Dwelmverslaaf-

desmoet seker-

lik gehelpword,

maarwat van

kinderswat aan

di hulp blootge-

stel word, daar

waar gebruikers

oop en bloot hul

ding doen?

Michelle Linnert

waarsku om nie op die geel-

streep te parkeer nie, al moet jy

van jou huis af stap!

Tweedens wil ek aanbeveel

dat besoekers aan die hospitaal

druk uitoefen op die hospitaal

om meer parkeerplekke te bou.

Daar is n paar jaar gelede

miljoene rande se verbeteringe

aangebring, soms ten koste van

pasinte. Maar die gebrek aan

parkeerplek is steeds nie

aangespreek nie.

Derdens wil ek graag weet

wat word van die geld wat so

gen word van motoriste (soms

ouer mense) wat geen ander

keuse het as om so te parkeer

nie.

Laastens wens ek daar was

meer spietkops op motorfietse

soos in die verlede. Die taxis

stop en ry en kruis witstrepe

net waar en hoe hulle wil en

motoriste gee maar toe, want jy

wil nie in n ongeluk betrokke

raak nie veral nie met n taxi

nie en veral as daar nie n

beampte in sig is nie. Nee, hulle

kies die maklike weg om eerder

verkeerskaartjies uit te skryf.

So, mense, wees gewaarsku:

hou jou R500 liewers in jou sak

en moenie die beamptes die

genoegdoening gee om n pienke

uit te skryf nie.

SMITE

Bellville

V Die bostaandemenings is di van

die betrokke joernalis, en reflekteer

nie noodwendig die opinie(s) van

die TygerBurger-handelsnaam nie.

Toedie res

nog geglo het

hy gaanweer

opstaan, het

ek sy studeer

kamer begin

oppak.

Kan jy dit

oorvertel?

embrace and assist these

students?

These children are prepared

to sacrifice just for one (may be

the only one) cooked meal.

It is about survival taking

cognisance of the other partys

exploitation. Have we taken a

step to ask them why they do

it, and cant they be assisted in

any manner?

We have criminalised some-

thing good, before it has even

turned bad. We are teaching

this generation also to depend

on the State, and not take

charge of their own lives.

I would propose that the

schools create an enabling

environment for these learners,

for example:

. During interval these

students have a table where

they can sell their produce (put

systems in place).

. The business teacher teach

and create the platform for the

children to diversify in their

produce, add value, and keep-

ing records that get checked.

This brings along a sense of

responsibility.

. Consider incentives to

these students if your school-

work is up to standard for a

quarter, you can continue

selling the next quarter.

As teachers, we are not only

the caretakers of those students

when they are at school, but we

are also privileged to help them

acquire a better future than we

had.

Let us rather take hands,

help each other become better,

and create a better South

Africa.

RAYNITA ROBERTSON

E-mail

Haweloses gaan

nog lankmet ons

wees. Brenden

Ruiter

SMSe

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Durbanwegsinkroniseernie?Ekstaange-

reeldenwagby nkruisingwaardaargeen

motor in sig is nie. Gefrustreerd

V Daar is teveelmensewatallesgaanver-

loorasZumanouafgedankword.Hullesal

verseker dat hy president bly. Ben

VDie ekstremiste gaan altyd die boot

skud. Dis ons gematigdes wat die balans

moet hou. Carrie-On

VThedaysofanyoneshumanrightsbeing

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) SMSe kos R1,50. Stuur na 45527.


M

eer as n miljoen Suid-Afrikaners

tussen die ouderdomme van 20 en

50 word geraak deur volwasse aan-

daggebrek-hiperaktiwiteitsversteuring

(ADHD).

Dt is onthul in navorsing deur dr. Rena-

ta Schoeman, n psigiater en die top-MBA-

student vir 2015 aan die Universiteit Stel-

lenbosch Bestuurskool (USB). Vir haar

MBA-tesis het Schoeman die huidige situa-

sie in Suid-Afrika ontleed deur spesifiek te

fokus opdie psigiatriese bestuur enbefond-

sing van behandeling vir volwassenes met

ADHD in die privaat sektor.

Schoeman s: Die erkenning van vol-

wasse ADHD as n chroniese siekte wat be-

handeling benodig, is krities. Tog het vol-

wassenes met

ADHDbeperkte

toegang tot be-

handeling, selfs

diegene in die

privaat gesond-

heidsorgstelsel.

Dis omdat

mediese ske-

mas wat ADHD

by kinders dek,

dikwels nie

voordele of be-

handeling vir

volwassenes

voorsien nie.

Schoeman s

pasinte sukkel

om privaat be-

handeling bo en

behalwe die koste vanhulmaandelikseme-

diese bydraes by te bring, en juis daarom

bly die siekte dikwels onbehandeld.

Dis n duur, kroniese siekte met aan-

sienlike impak op die lewensgehalte van

pasinte en hul families. Die koste direk,

indirek en ontasbaar is aansienlik, met

die aangepaste lewensjare vir gestremd-

heid bereken op 424 uit 100 000, wat n aan-

sienlike afname in werkverrigting is.

Schoeman se MBA-studie het die gebrek

aan kennis en finansile ondersteuning vir

ADHD gedentifiseer as die vernaamste

struikelblokke ombehandeling vir en diag-

nose van die siekte te verkry. Sy stel n nu-

we befondsingsmodel vir privaat gesond-

heidsorg as n moontlike oplossing voor.

Volwassenes met ADHD ervaar steeds

skeptisisme van diegene rondom hulle wat

aangevuurworddeurvolgehoue enoninge-

ligte mediagedrewe persepsies dat ADHD

nie n regte siektemet regte gevolge en kos-

te is nie, s Schoeman. Sy s omdat so baie

volwassenes met ADHD vir die grootste

deel vanhul lewe sonderbehandelinggaan,

kan dit lei tot n aansienlike toename in die

risiko vir ander psigiatriese toestande soos

angs en gemoedsversteuring, asook

dwelmmisbruik. In die werkplek kan hul

swak tydsbestuur endoelwitstelling n aan-

sienlike impak op hul werknemers h.

ADHD word gekenmerk deur kwaai en

beperkende vlakke van onoplettendheid,

hiperaktiwiteit en impulsiwiteit.

As n sogenaamde ontwikkelingsiekte

word simptome reeds in die kinderjare dui-

delik. Hoewel sommige kinders hul ADHD

skynbaar ontgroei, is dit meer n geval dat

sommige meer bedrewe word met die be-

stuur van die simptome en dan eendag as

volwassenes vergoed vir hul ADHD-ver-

wante gebreke deur leefstyl- en loopbaan-

keuses. Volgens Schoeman word volwasse-

nes wat aan ADHD ly dikwels deur hul tyd-

genote en familielede beskouword as goeie

beginners, maar swak voltooiers, swak

luisteraars, swak organiseerders, aandag-

afleibaar, vergeet- agtig, ongeduldig en

mense wat nie konsekwent is nie.

Mense met ADHD is dikwels hoogs in-

telligent en baie kreatief met n laterale en

analitiese denkwyse, maar dikwels leef

hulle tog n lewe van onderprestasie en vol-

gehoue mislukking op akademiese gebied

en in die werkplek, met interpersoonlike

konflik, huweliksprobleme en finansile

moeilikheid, s sy. Haar voorstel vir n be-

fondsingsmodel wat vertroulik ontwikkel

is vir die privaat mediese skema betrokke

in haar navorsing sal grootliks bydra tot

begrip vir die langtermynbehoeftes en die

verbetering van toegang tot diagnose enbe-

handeling vir volwassenes met ADHD.

Meer as 1m.

volwassenes

ly aan ADHD

Dr. Renata Schoeman


n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad vind op Donderdag 31 Maart 2016 om

10:00 in die Podium-gebou, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad, plaas.

Let asseblief daarop dat daar n beperkte getal sitplekke vir lede van die publiek beskikbaar

is en dat dit dus op n eerste-daar-eerste-gehelp-grondslag toegeken sal word. As u die

vergadering wil bywoon, moet u asseblief tussen 09:00 en 16:00 vir Nadine Damon by

021 400 3708 skakel. Alle versoeke om bywoning moet teen nie later nie as een dag

voor die vergadering ontvang word. Daar sal van u verwag word om u van, voorletters en

kontaktelefoonnommer te verstrek. Besoekers word vriendelik versoek om hul sitplekke teen

09:30 in te neem.

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

STADSBESTUURDER

KENNISGEWING VAN N VERGADERING

VAN DIE RAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD

Hemelsewesens praat met ons

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

M

inhet ekverwagdatmyeiehemelse

engele so baie te s sou h toe ek

verlede week die foon optel ommet

een van Suid-Afrika se voorste spirituele

mediums te gesels oor haar beplande toer

na Kaapstad.

Shannon Walbran help mense deur per-

soonlike boodskappe van hul engele te in-

terpreteer en oor te dra. Vir n verandering

moes ek stilbly, ophou vrae vra en net luis-

ter ... myself ast ware oopstel en bietjie

kwesbaar maak. In my geval, s Shannon,

kommunikeer engele beslis met my deur

die geskrewe woord.

Dis een van die redes hoekom jy joerna-

lis geword het. Woorde of sinne wat jy lees

sal uitspring en jou aanraak, en kalmte

bring. Dit sal jou lank bybly en inspireer.

Dis nie toevallig nie. As dit gebeur skryf

dit neer, hou dagboek daarvan, plak dit op

joumuur en dink daaroor, want daar l jou

boodskappe, s sy.

Ek is half uit die veld geslaan.

Dit iswel n logiese slotsomdat n joerna-

lis n voorliefde vir die geskrewe woord

het, ja. Maar wat Shannon nie geweet het

nie, is dat elke denkbare gaatjie teen my

kantoormuur reeds toegeplak is onder die

papiertjies met woorde, sinne en gedigte

wat gereeld uitspring na my en gereeld

stof tot nadenke bied.

Toevallig? Miskien, miskien nie. My en-

gele het egter nie daar opgehou nie, en ter-

wyl ek aanhoudend inligting uit haar pro-

beer kry vir my artikel, hou hulle aan

praat.

Shannon smy boodskappe komhard en

duidelik deur, soveel so dat sy skoon fisie-

ke simptome begin voel het. Hartpalpita-

sies en n bewende hand wat dui op angs-

aanvalle en moontlike hartprobleme.

Nie n onmoontlikheid nie, aangesien

my pa op die ouderdom van 45 sy eerste

hartaanval gekry het. Ek is nou 43, en dis

n vrees wat al jare lank by my spook. Kan

sy my vrese oor die foon aanvoel?

Boonop ly ek ook al dekades lank aan n

sekere angstoestand. Jy moet dit stadig

vat, begin asemhaal, fiks word en die stres-

en angssnellers in jou lewe so goumoontlik

en dringend aanspreek, s sy en voeg by

dat daar gevolge is vir diegene wat nie na

di boodskappe luister nie.

My engele is so spesifiek dat hulle my

selfs aanraai om karateklasse te begin

neem.

Ek wonder of dit nie n

slim hemelse plan is om

my tedwingomvanmyon-

derdrukte, dog gekoester-

de toorn, ontslae te raak

nie?

Wees stil en weet dat ek

God is, dra sy dadelik nog

n boodskap oor.

God probeer vir jou s

dat jy nie in beheer is nie.

Jy probeer alles self doen.

Vra My vir hulp as jy dit

nodig het, s God vir jou.

Sit My aan die stuur van

jou lewe.

Sjoe.

Teen di tyd het ek die

trant van my artikel ge-

heel en al verloor, en stil-

weg gewonder wat ek nou

eintlik gaan skryf as di

onderhoud verby is.

Shannon s die bood-

skappe wat engele oordra,

is meestal lewensverande-

rend.

Dis geensins lukraak

nie, maar baie spesifiek

met die doel om positiewe

verandering mee te

bring, s sy.

Daarom moedig sy haar

klinte en seminaargan-

gers aan om spesifieke

vrae te vra oor kwessies in

hul lewens.

Jy sal verbaas wees oor

hoe spesifiek jou engele

jou sal antwoord.

Engele bestaan beslis, s

sy. Ek glo in God die Va-

der en natuurlik wil Hy met ons praat. En-

gele is ast ware sy boodskappers, of God

inmenslike vorm, al kan ons hulle nie sien

nie.

Sy verduidelik dit as volg. As God by-

voorbeeld vergelyk kan word aan die Koe-

berg-kragstasie, sou die engele die infra-

struktuur wees wat die energie aan die

eindverbruiker lewer.

In my eie lewe het hulle my al baie ge-

help en groot veranderinge teweeggebring.

Ek moes net luister, s sy.

Volgens Shannon kommunikeer engele

op verskeie maniere.

Daar is baie tekens om voor uit te kyk,

soos byvoorbeeld die weer, ligte wat in jou

huis flikker en selfs diere.

Tydens haar seminaar, spesiaal net vir

vroue, in Kaapstad op Saterdag 16 April,

sal sy juis uitbrei oor tegniekewat gebruik

kan word om met jou eie engele kontak te

maak.

Seminaargangers sal ookdie geleentheid

h om vrae te stel oor hul lewens.

Shannon is landwyd bekend vir haar ak-

kurate antwoorde tydens onderhoude op

verskeie radiostasies soos Metro FM en

702/Cape Talk, s haar woordvoerder, Me-

lissa Conradie.

Sy het grootgeword in n Rooms-Katolie-

ke huishouding en het later

jare haar geloof versterk

deur verdere studies in Ju-

dasme, Boeddhisme en

Shamanisme. Sy het tydens

haar 20s en 30s meer as 40

lande besoek en tydens 2003

die roeping gekry om ander

te help met di gawe.

Sy het sedert 2003 al

meer as 20 000 mense gehelp

en is ook die skrywer van

die boek Guided! wat jou

leer hoe om met jou engele

te kommunikeer, s Conra-

die.

Geloof in die bonatuurli-

ke en geloofsoortuiging is

myns insiens n persoonlike

saak, maar het Shannonmy

gehelp? Beslis, ja.

Of di boodskappe nou di-

rek van my engele af gekom

het, sou ek nie kon s nie,

maar een ding is seker: alles

wat sy vir my ges het, het

ek lankal reeds in my bin-

neste vermoed of selfs ge-

weet.

Is wat sy doen dus net n

geval van slim sielkunde

waardeurmy gedagtes bloot

gelees word, of was dit

waarlik n geestelike onder-

vinding?

Die woorde van Jesus

kom bymy op: Die konink-

ryk van God is binne-in jul-

le. Maar so ook die miste-

rieuse teorie van die psigia-

ter Carl Jung toe hy ges het

God is die werklikheid

self.

Jung meen dat ons slegs deur die psige

kan bewys dat God teenoor ons optree,

maar dat ons nie in staat is om te onderskei

of hierdie optrede spruit uit God of uit die

onbewuste nie.

Hoe dit ookal sy, my gesprek met Shan-

non het geen kwaad teweeggebring nie, net

die vooruitsig op n gesonder, fikser en kal-

mer ek. En die hoop beskaam nie.

Die sessie in Kaapstad is slegs vir vroue

en sal by die V&AWaterfront gehou word.

Kaartjies kos R500 en is beskikbaar op

Quicket.

V Stuur n e-pos na [email protected]

of besoek haar Facebook-blad.

The Sunflower Fund will be hosting their

annual big fundraising golf day on 22 April

at the Bellville Golf Club.

The event aims to raise money to pay for

the tissue typing of potential bone marrow

stem cell donors in order to increase the

Bone Marrow Registry of South Africa.

This will give patients suffering from leu-

kaemia andother life-threatening blooddis-

orders the hope of finding their 1:100 000 do-

nor match.

There are fantastic prizes to be won and

all golfers will receive a goodie bag and sup-

per and wines included at the prize-giving.

Interested parties can enter a four-ball for

R3000 or contribute towards this event by

sponsoring a hole or a prize.

V For more information or to enter, contact Janine

le Roux on 021 701 0661 or alternatively email

[email protected].

Tee off for bonemarrow registry

What would you do if youwon amillion rand

tomorrow?

Go on an extended holiday? Fly around the

world? Start a new business or pay off your

debt?

If youre a regular shopper at Tyger Valley

Centre, this dream could become a reality in

the Centre of Dreams competition.

Simply spend R350 at any of the stores in

the centre, fill in an entry form and pop it in

one of the entry boxes located throughout the

centre, and you could be one step closer to

being R1 million richer!

The competitionwill rununtil 30 June, and

you can enter more than once.

The final draw will take place at 16:00 on

Friday 1 July in the Arena at Tyger Valley

Centre.

V For more information, visit www.tygervalley.co.za or

join the centres Facebook fan page.

Win R1million at Tyger Valley

The circus is in town! McLaren Circus

is at FairbridgeMall in Brackenfell until

Sunday 3 April.

This years show is full of highlights

includingMiss Cassan-

dra Stone on the re-

volving trapeze, chair

balancing by Gilberto

direct from Peru, acro-

batics by the Tanzani-

an Boys,Miss Charnes

contortion and flexibil-

ity, mouth balancing

by circus legend Made-

moiselle Francisca and

for the first time in 23

years Miss Fernanda

from Sao Paulo swing-

ing by only her hair.

Then theres Gerson

on the aerial straps di-

rect fromArgentina, theAmazing Tram-

polineAct by theBoys of Brazil and to top

it all off, the Triple Globe of Deathwhich

sees three bikes inside a cage.

Also on the pro-

gramme is the mixed

caged act featuring

Bengal tigers (includ-

ing the rarewhite Ben-

gal tiger) and white

lions. Other animal

acts include poodles,

Arabian camels, mini-

ature horses, ponies,

Friesian horses and

Burmese pythons.

V Tickets cost between

R80 and R140. Call

082 747 5726 or email

bookings@mclarencircus

.co.za to book.

Breathtaking acts in big top

Circus fans can look forward to a

full line-up of entertainment in the

new tent of the McLaren Circus.

Shannon Walbran is in April in Kaapstad om kontak te maak met hemelse wesens.


The 99er MTB Challenge taking

place on 9 April this year has

three routes 45km, 25km and

12km.

The routes are challenging

and provide a fantastic ride

through many of the beautiful

wine farms in the Durbanville

area.

Mountain bikers who enter

the race by 29 March will stand

the chance of winning a fantas-

tic prize of aweekend for a fami-

ly of four worth R7200 at the

Swartberg Country Manor, re-

imbursement of their entry fee

(single entry only) and a 99er

T-shirt.

Entries for the 45km and

25km events can be done at

www.99er.co.za, while those for

the 12km go via Computicket.

Early entries close on 29

March (discounted entry fee).

Entries eligible for seeding

close on5April. Late entries can

be done online until 8 April or

at registration (please note

these entrieswill not be seeded).

There is also a children bike

ride for those aged three to five

and six to 12 years. This will

take place within the Durban-

ville Race Course with a special

lucky draw.

There are great prizes in the

lucky draw prize giving for par-

ticipants in the 99er MTB Chal-

lenge. The main prize is a

Chomp Avalanche Fat Bike and

cycling kit worth R10 000 in to-

tal.

99er entries to close soon

E

en van die wonderlike

karaktereienskappe

van pinotage is die

veelsydigheidvanhierdie druif-

soort, veral as daar gekyk word

na hoe goed dit pas by Joubert

en Monty se verskillende vleis-

produkte, sBeyersTruter van

Beyerskloof, een van Suid-Afri-

ka se bekendste pinotage-ver-

vaardigers en n groot onder-

steuner van hierdie variteit.

Op 16 en 17 April sal feesgan-

gers die geleentheid kry om 18

uitsoek pinotage-wyne saam

met nege verskillende gegeurde

biltonge, droworse en salamis

te proe. Die pinotages wat te

proe is by die fees, strek van

vonkelwyn, wit pinotage, ross,

jerepigo en n hele aantal van

diemeer tradisionele rooiwyne.

Kom probeer die Spicy

BBQ-biltong saam met Altyd-

gedacht en Remhoogte se pino-

tage, of gaan voluit vir die kof-

fie-pinotages van Boland-kelder

en Diemersfontein wat saam

met die Smokey Sweet Chilli

te proe is en moet ook nie die

pepperoni-salami enMellasat se

wit pinotage of Perdeberg se

vonkelwyn ros pinotage mis-

loopnie!Hierdie kuierfees is vir

die hele familie met musiek

deur Guy Feldman en sy orkes,

kosstalletjies, ligte etes en ge-

maklike sitplek onder die bome,

langs die dam of op die grasperk

langs die proelokaal.

Die 18 deelnemendewynplase

is: Altydgedacht, Anura-win-

gerde, Badsberg-wynkelder,

Beyerskloof-wyne, Boland-kel-

der, Chamonix, Diemersdal-

wynlandgoed, Diemersfontein-

wyne, Flagstone-wyne, Kaap-

zicht-landgoed, Lanzerac-

wynlandgoed, LAvenir,

Mellasat-wingerde, Perdeberg-

wyne, Remhoogte-wynland-

goed, Rhebokskloof, Rijks pri-

vaat kelder en Tulbagh-wyne.

Heelwat van hierdie kelders

bied ekstra pinotages te proe

aan as deel van die fees, en be-

soekers sal dus die geleentheid

kry om heelwat wyne te proe en

te koop. Vanjaar is die Anna

Foundation deel van die fees en

feesgangers kan meer

uitvind oor die goeie

werk wat hulle doen

en deelneem aan n

fondsinsamelingspro-

jek. Besoek www.an-

nafoundation.com vir

meer inligting.

Die fees vind plaas

op die LAvenir-wyn-

landgoed naby Stellen-

bosch en die hekke

open reeds om 11:00 op

albei dae.

V Kaartjies vir die fees is

beskikbaar teen R150 elk

en sluit n feesglas en proe-

kaart in. Besprekings kan

gemaak word by

www.plankton.mobi en by

aangewese Joubert &

Monty-winkels.

Biltong en pinotage

gaan hand aan hand

Beyers Truter deel sy passie vir pinotage

met gaste by n wyn-en-biltong-paring by

LAvenir.


The Metro Evangelical Services (MES) in

Bellville has had quite a number of mile-

stones during the past year.

So says MES manager, Ilse Els, of the 715

intake assessments theyve done, the 9168

job rehabilitation opportunities benefiting

417 clients in their God Restores Our World

(Grow) programme and the 304 clients who

attended their workshops.

Ilse says added to this, they had 23 clients

who completed

their foreman

training in the

Grow pro-

gramme, 47 cli-

ents who were

assisted with

job placement,

48 families that

were reunited

and 10 families

where re-inte-

gration was

successful.

They also had

17 clients who

used their ac-

commodation

programme.

With March being World Nutrition

Month, we celebrate 8950 meals that were

served at the MES canteen, of which 4464

were paid for by meal vouchers.

This means our local communities are

steadily buying into the strategy to give re-

sponsibly, she adds.

Because of the programme labelled

Goods in Kind MES was able to distribute

128 food parcels.

She adds: Nationallywe celebrate the im-

pact of the KFC Add Hope support that ena-

blesMES to provide hearty healthymeals to

children and monthly food parcels to fami-

lies in need.

MES reaches

many

milestones

Ilse Els

Runners to honour slaves

EARL HAUPT

@earlhaupt

T

his years Slave Route Chal-

lenge on Sunday 8 May will see

participants run the usual scenic

route through the city while also

giving honour to individual slaves

of the Capes past.

Each runner will carry one of

the 8 000 names of slaves who ap-

pear on a column of memory at

the Iziko Slave Lodge in the city

centre.

This was announced at the

launch of this years edition of the

race at the museum last week.

Farouk Meyer of Itheko Sport

Athletic Club and organiser for

the Slave Route Challenge ex-

plains runners will have a specific

purpose and a special honour in

this years race, referring to the

column ofmemory onwhich the

names of 8 000 men, women and

children are inscribed.

This year, every person who

registers will run on behalf of one

of these names on the column, al-

lowing each runner to honour a

specific personwhowas an impor-

tant part of our countrys past.

More than a race

Organisers say the Slave Route

Challenge ismore than just a race:

it is a tribute to the trials of dispos-

sessed people who contributed to

the early development of Cape

Town and, as a result, South Afri-

ca.

The race route takes runners

past several historically signifi-

cant landmarks, such as theCastle ofGood

Hope, Grand Parade, the Whipping Post,

Old Slave Church, the Iziko Slave Lodge

and the Slave Tree Plaque.

Today the Iziko Slave Lodge is a site of

memory a place of reconciliation and

hope. The Slave Route Challenge

provides the runners the opportu-

nity to actively engage with this

history and beyond the race to ex-

plore, discover, reflect and recon-

nect with their roots, says Paul

Tichmann, curator of the Iziko

Slave Lodge.

Meyer says this years race aims

to honour individuals and cele-

brate the collective history and di-

versity of both the race entrants

and the people they are remember-

ing.

This takes the race to a whole

new level, and personalises it for

each runner, while at the same

time instilling a sense of unity and

meaning something so critical at

this point in time for our country,

says Meyer.

5km to half marathon

The event is presented by Itheko

Sport Athletic Club under the aus-

pices of Western Province Athlet-

ics. While there is a minor change

in the title and logo of the race this

year, it still forms part of Metro-

politan Lifes mojo series which

celebrates the community, and

Metropolitan Life remains the

main sponsor.

Since the inaugural race in 2011,

the annual Slave Route Challenge

has consisted of a half marathon

and a 10km run, as well as a 5km

fun run and walk, and a 10km big

walk for those who prefer a more

leisurely pace. The half marathon

is scheduled to kick things off at

the startingpoint inDarlingStreet

at 07:00, followed by the 10km run

at 07:15, the 5km fun run and walk at 07:30

and the 10km big walk at 07:45.

V To enter visit www.iamrunningfor.co.za.

Each of this years participants in the Slave Route Challenge

will be running for one of the 8000 names of slaves found on

the column of memory on display at the Iziko Slave Lodge.

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GAMBLINGAND RACING BOARD

OFFICIAL NOTICE

RECEIPT OFANAPPLICATION FOR

THE PROCUREMENT OFA FINANCIAL

INTEREST

In terms of the provisions of sections 58 and 32 of theWestern Cape

Gambling and RacingAct, 1996 (Act 4 OF 1996) (Act), as amended,

theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board (Board) hereby gives

notice that an application for the procurement of a financial interest of

five percent or more in a LPM site licence holder in theWestern Cape has

been received.

1. The application is in respect of :Young andVibrant SA (Pty) Ltd,

t/a Magic Bets, 358Voortrekker Road, Parow 7499

Summary of transaction:

The Regis GreenTrust, registration number: IT001515/2015 and

represented by Carl Burger, will purchase 100% financial interest in

Young andVibrant SA (Pty) Ltd, t/a Magic Bets, currently owned by

The LBTrust.

The conduct of gambling operations is regulated in terms of theWestern Cape

Gambling and RacingAct, 1996Act and the National GamblingAct, 2004. Since

licensed gambling constitutes a legitimate business operation,moral objections for or

against gambling will not be considered by the Board.An objection that merely states

that one is opposed to gambling without much substantiation will not be viewed

with much favour.You are hereby encouraged to read theAct and learn more about

the Boards powers and the matters pursuant to which objections may be lodged.

These are outlined in Sections 28, 30, 31 and 35 of theAct.Members of the public can

obtain a copy of the objections guidelines, which is an explanatory guide through the

legal framework governing the lodgment of objections, public hearings and the Boards

adjudication procedures.The objections guidelines are accessible from the Boards

website at www.wcgrb.co.za and copies can also be made available on request.

Interested parties are referred to Section 32 of theAct, which permits parties to

lodge comment on the application.The name, address and telephone number of the

person submitting the objection or offering the comment must also be provided.

Comments or objections must reach the Board not later than 16:00 on

Friday, 15April 2016.

Objections or comments must be forwarded to the Chief Executive

Officer,Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, P.O.Box 8175,

Roggebaai 8012 or handed to the Chief Executive Officer,Western Cape

Gambling and Racing Board, Seafare House, 68 Orange Street,

Gardens,CapeTown or faxed to 021 422 2603 or e-mailed to

[email protected]

Roetehoogtepunte in neutedop

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

W

orcester se wyn-en-olyfroete is

soos n stowwerige ou hoededoos,

vergete bo-op n hangkas.

Dit inspireer nie groot nuuskierigheid

nie, maar met die oopmaakslag word jy

sommer heeltemal besiel met die fraai, ou-

tentieke en selfs kleurvolle hoed daar bin-

ne. Dis nie getooi met baie frille en valle

nie, maar elke knopie is liefdevol en sorg-

vuldig met die hand aangewerk.

TygerBurger het di spreekwoordelike

ou hoed onlangs van nader bekykmet n

nuwe toer van die streek.

Di nuwe toerpakket is so saamgestel

dat die hoogtepunte van die roete saam in

n neutedop aangebied word, verduidelik

Nelene Marais, woordvoerder by Worce-

ster se wyn-en-olyfroete.

Die beginpunt is n safari by die Fairy

Glen-wildreservaat aan die voetheuwels

net buite Worcester.

Hierword dieGrootVyf gehuisves en be-

soekers kry die geleentheid om di Afrika-

reuse van enkele meters af te besigtig.

Dis die naaste wat jy ooit aan n olifant

of buffel gaan kom, het ons safarigids ge-

spot, maar geensins oordryf nie.

In die bestek van een uur het ons vier

van die Groot Vyf-wildsoorte van baie na-

by te siene gekry.

Met n heerlike sjampanje-ontbyt in die

grasdakrestaurant, met sy reuk van hout

en teer so uniek aan wildreservate in die

noorde van die land, kon n mens jou mak-

lik verbeel dat jy iewers in die Kruger-

wildtuin sit. Die volgende stop was die

Overhex-wynkelder se bistro, waar die sjef

vir ons n pikante voorgereg voorberei het

om saam met n uitgesoekte witwyn te ge-

niet.

Di reeks wyne is vernoem na Survivor,

dieNguni-koei,wat in 2007 van n trokafge-

spring het langs n plaas in die Swartland

vanwaar Overhex hul druiwe vandaan

kry. Sy het in die middel van die cabernet

sauvignon-wingerd beland, wonderbaar-

lik oorleef en het vandag al vyf keer gekalf,

met nommer ses op pad.Nes die koei Survi-

vor, vertel die smaaklike wyne n opwin-

dende storie.

In die prentjiemooi Nuy-vallei, by Con-

radie Penhill-wyne en Nuy-vallei-gaste-

huis, het n versameling kunswerke vir

ons gewag netjiesuitgestal indie pragtige

tuine.n Art in the Park-tema heers hier

waar ons van ons beste plaaslike kunste-

naars se kunswerke met n wandeling in

die tuin kan besigtig. Kunswerke wat jou

hart verower, kan onmiddellik gekoop

word, s Marais.

Rejoice, een van die beste kore in die Bo-

land, het gaste hier vermaakmet n ensem-

ble gewildeklassieke liedere, voor onskok,

Roselene Koopman, se watertand bees-

stertbredie- en boerpampoendis geniet het.

Roselene woon en werk al dekades lank

op die landgoed en is so geliefd dat daar al

selfs n ros-wyn na haar vernoem is

Sweet Roselene.Dis min dat n mens jou

mes en vurk sommer so laat vaar om met

vingers en al in die tradisionele kos in te

klim, skerts Marais. Die smaaklike hoof-

maal is natuurlik genietmetwynewat per-

soonlike deur C.P. Conradie uitgekies is.

C.P. is onlangs aangewys as hierdie

streek se wynmaker van die jaar.

Die gastehuis met sy historiese geboue

en rustige atmosfeer is so betowerend dat

jy moeilik afskeid neem, maar as jy jouself

uiteindelikwegskeur, vat jy weer dieNuy-

pad en bevind jouself n kwartier later bo-

op nkoppiemet nasemrowendeuitsig oor

die vallei se wingerde en berge. Net betyds

vir nagereg.Nuy-wynkelder het dit goed

gedink om hier n restaurant te bou, wat

Nuy ... On the Hill heet, s Marais.

Vir nagereg het ons hier n unieke sjoko-

lade-, wyn- en musiekparing geniet.

Die kos-, wyn- en musiekparing is glo

n nuwe gier wat die wynwreld aan die

gons het, s Andr Morgenthal van Wosa

(Wines of South Africa). En ek kan ver-

staan hoekom dis n algehele sensoriese

reis wat jou lank gaan bybly.

Ek sal nooitweer naSimon enGarfunkel

se Sound of Silence kan luister sonder

die reuk van n volronde Bolandse brande-

wyn in my neus en die smaak van gemmer

en donkersjokolade op my tong nie.

V Besoek www.worcesterwineroute.co.za vir meer

inligting oor die roete.

Die mooie Nuy-vallei, gesien vanaf die gastehuis. FOTOS: DESIREE RORKE

Sjokolade, wyn en musiek by Nuy ... on the Hill.

Acast of local actors will take to the stage at Bellville

Civic Theatre next week when Passion Play Ministries

International (PPMI) presents Passionext Hes Alive.

The production is a dramatic representation of the

death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Rugbys Bronwyne Scott, a theatre veteran with 40

years experience, is once again in the directors seat

for the play, which she has been directing annually

since its inception 19 years ago.

The chairman of the PPMI Cape Town board, Melvyn

AbrahamsofMatroosfontein,will play the role of Jesus.

ThedisciplePeter is playedbyAlexMarais fromBoston

Estate,while John isportrayedbyNickyLuwengu from

Durbanville alternating with Zakier de Grass from

Mowbray. Ricardo Johns fromNorthpine plays the role

of Caiaphas, the high priest, and Jack Hine fromMelk-

bosstrand plays the role of Annas, his father-in-law.

Kevin Thyssen from Belhar plays the part of Pilate

with Parow Valleys Andrew Snyders as Nicodemus.

Jacorien van Eyssen from Durbanville and Verni

Johns of Northpine share the role of Mary, Jesuss

mother while the other Mary Magdalene is played

by JessicaHartwho lives in the Strand alternatingwith

Collette Faurie who lives in Kraaifontein.

They will be supported by 100 locals from across all

walks of life from across the Cape Peninsula who have

volunteered their time.

Bronwyne says: This drama touches lives. People

simply come and watch and their lives are forever

changed as they witness in drama the awesomeness of

Gods love and forgiveness.

Passion PlayMinistries Internationak is a non-profit

volunteer organisation.

V Passionext Hes Alive is on stage at the Bellville Civic Theatre

from Tuesday 29 March until Saturday 2 April at 19:30 with mati-

nee performances on Saturdays and Sunday 3 April at 14:30. Entry

is free but donations will be taken as an offering.

Experience the drama of Passionext

Melvyn Abraham as Jesus with some of his disciples (from

left): Quinton Pretorius, Mark Kolbe and Valen Hector.

Die Universiteit Stellenbosch is op soek na mense met

sosiale angssteuring (SAS), of diegene daarsonder, om

deel te neem aan n breinskanderingsnavorsingspro-

jek.

Die navorsing behels dat spesifieke netwerkte in die

brein betrokke is by die manier waarop sosiale situa-

sies verstaan word, soos die identifisering van ander

mense se emosies terwyl jy by n partytjie met hulle

praat. Daar word vermoed dat hierdie sosiale net-

werk anders is in mense met SAS in vergelyking met

mense sonder SAS. Die doel van die navorsing is om

te kykwatter effek behandeling vanSASopdi netwerk

het. Die deelnemers gebruik medikasie wat reeds goed-

gekeur is vir gebruik in sosiale angs, maar word dan

ook onderwerp aan neurosielkundige toetsing en MRI-

en PET-skanderings.

Om as proefkonyn te kwalifiseer, moet mense aan

verskillende kriteria voldoen.

V Mense wat belangstel om as vrywilligers deel te

neem, kan prof. Christine Lochner by 021 938 9179 bel.

Vrywilligers gesoek vir breinprojek


A

new car pool app aims to relieve traf-

fic congestion and help save the envi-

ronment to boot.

Twoentrepreneurs, SiphoNdimandeand

Chris Megan, founded uGoMyWay, a

unique ride-share and car pool mobile ap-

plication with which commuters can do

their bit to change the citys traffic flow

while getting to know new people during

travel time.

With the app, anyone can find the drivers

and passengers heading in the same direc-

tion as themselves, using the special pl

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