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As ’n groot geluk binne enkele minute in’n nagmerrie ontaard, glo mens maklik inVrydag die 13de.Naas van Rooyen van Jeffreysbaai kan hi-

ervan getuig.Dié dag het verlede week sy omstrede repu-

tasie gestand gedoen toe ’n ‘honger’ karwagmeer as net kos kry - en Van Rooyen het nieeens ’n swart kat oor die pad sien stap nie.VolgensVanRooyen het hy omstreeks 21:00

by Sovereign in Da Gamaweg uitgeloop, toe’n karwag hom om geld vir kos nader.“Ek het vir hom R2 gegee, maar hy het gesê

hy kan niks daarmee koop nie,” sê Van Rooy-en. “Uit jammerte het ek my beursie uitge-haal om vir hom R20 te gee. Dit is tóé dat hydie R1 800 wat ek sopas gewen het, uit myhempsak gryp endie hasepadkies. Symakkerhet kort op sy hakke gevolg.”Nie bereid om sy wengeld so maklik prys

te gee nie, het Van Rooyen in sy bakkie ge-spring en die verdagtes agternagesit. Hy hetdie een verdagte op die hoek van Drommeda-risstraat en St Francisweg vasgekeer en nadie Jeffreysbaai-polisiekantoor geneem.

Die tweede verdagte is om 02:00 die Sater-dagoggend aangekeer en in hegtenis geneem.Volgens Van Rooyen het hy R1 100 van sy

geld teruggekry, maar die res is nog vermis.Polisiewoordvoerder a.o. Gerda Swart het

die voorval bevestig. “’n Saak van roof is geo-pen. Die twee verdagtes is Maandagoggendvrygelaat, omdat daar nie genoeg getuienis isom met die saak voort te gaan nie,” sê Swart.Dié is nie die eerste voorval van sy soort

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kuriteit, was kriminele aktiwiteite deur kar-wagte die afgelope paarweke stil, tot dié voor-val plaasgevind het.“Indien ons ’n dronk karwag op straat sien,

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THE Kouga Municipality will write-off closeto R500 million - much to the dismay of theDA councillors.

At a Special Council meeting on February10, Council resolved to write off a total ofR465.5 million unauthorised, irregular, fruit-less and wasteful expenditure. Although the

DA opposed this decision, the ANC overruledthem with one vote.

Since the 2009/2010 financial year up toJune 30 last year, the municipality incurreda total amount of R364 934 533 million in unau-thorised expenditure, while the total amountof irregular and fruitless and wasteful ex-penditure rings up to R69 086 733 million andR31 437 254 million respectively.

The majority of the unauthorised expendi-ture was incurreddue to employee re-lated costs (R50.8million), loss ondisposal of proper-ty and equipment

(R2,29 million) and remuneration of council-lors (R211 970).

The fruitless and wasteful expenditure in-cludes interest and penalties to the tune ofR23.7 million, payments made to directorswhile on suspension for more than sixmonths which amount to R23.7 million, R1.5million for legal costs relating to unfair dis-missal and a settlement of R859 401 paid to theprevious municipal manager.

A whopping R13.8 million was spent on atender awarded to a business associate of adirector of the municipality, while R1.8 mil-lion needed to be paid for a forensic investiga-tion implicating two officials for irregulari-ties. Other irregular expenditure includes

performance bonuses paid to employeeswhich was contrary to legislation (R368 665),receipts misappropriated from the caravanpark (R40 000) and the forging of a signaturefor a service provider procured for grass cut-ting (R19 500).

According to the DA it remains an openquestion how many millions lost could havebeen wisely spent on infrastructure and prop-er service delivery. “The ANC component allvoted for the writing off of the expenditure,while the DA voted against the recommenda-tions. With irrational resolutions like this, itis clear why the Kouga community is de-manding a change to the DA at the helm ofthe Kouga Municipality.”

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KOUGA Municipality is a step closer to ob-taining a clean audit following the authorisa-tion and condoning by Council of unautho-rised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful ex-penditure dating back seven financial years.

This is according to Kouga municipalspokesperson Laura-Leigh Randall.

The resolution to authorise unauthorisedexpenditure of some R364,9-million and con-done irregular expenditure of R69-millionand fruitless and wasteful expenditure ofR31,4-million was taken by the Kouga Coun-cil at a special Council meeting at St FrancisBay on February 10.

“The resolution brings the municipalityback in line with national requirements aspart of the institution’s drive to achieve aclean audit,” says Randall.

Kouga Executive Mayor Booi Koerat ex-plained that Councils were expected to con-sider and authorise or condone unautho-rised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful ex-penditure on an annual basis.

“This process was not followed by the previ-ous administration. Consequently, it becamethe responsibility of the current administra-tion to correct this oversight,” says Koerat.

“While we were unable to rectify the mat-ter in the previous financial year (2012/2013),we are pleased that Council has since beenable to deal with the matter as prescribed bylaw.”

The Mayor said that unauthorised, irregu-lar, fruitless and wasteful expenditureshould not be mistaken for fraud and corrup-tion.

Unauthorised expenditure refers to moneythat was used differently to what was origi-nally approved by Council in the budget. On-

ly Council can approve the budget, henceCouncil is required to authorise the expendi-ture even if it is after the fact.

Irregular expenditure refers to instanceswhere supply chain processes were not fol-lowed. A simple example would be if the mu-nicipality made use of a service provider thatwas not on the supply-chain database.

Fruitless and wasteful expenditure refersto expenditure that might have been avoidedthrough planning. Avoiding such expendi-ture is not, however, always possible becauseof factors outside the municipality’s controlsuch as legal processes.

The Mayor emphasised that the Councilresolution did not mean action could not betaken to recover monies where applicable.

“For example, where this expenditure re-lates to payments made to previous seniormanagers or unfinished work, the currentadministration will go back to investigatewhat attempts were made to recover themonies and whether it is viable to reopen thecases,” he says.

He further commended the current admin-istration for the significant decrease theywere able to bring about in unauthorised ex-penditure during their first two years in of-fice. The biggest portion of the unauthorisedexpenditure – R310,9-million of the totalR364,9-million – dates back to the last threeyears of the previous administration.

“There has been tremendous improve-ment in our financial management since theappointment of our current senior manage-ment. We remain committed to strengthen-ing the financial performance of the institu-tion in order to maximise service delivery toall communities.”

Council decision on expenditure takesKouga closer to a clean audit

THE Kouga Municipality’s bill is in thered with over R30 million.

The municipality’s outstanding credit-ors amount to a whopping R34,617 mil-lion, of which R17,483 is owed to the De-partment of Transport. Other debtors in-clude the Nelson Mandela Municipality(R2,910 million) and the Office of Auditor-General (R1,922 million).

According to municipal spokespersonLaura-Leigh Randall, the current admi-nistration has systematically been payingoff debt it inherited from the previous ad-ministration. “While there has been signif-icant progress, it is an ongoing process.The amount also includes payments notmade within 30 days. While most creditorsare paid within 30 days as per the MFMA,there are delays at times,” says Randall.

“The outstanding amount totalled morethan R20-million when the new admini-stration took office. This has since beenreduced to R2,9-million as per the reporttabled to Council on January 29. The cur-

rent administration has tried as far as ispossible to settle the inherited debt with-out compromising service delivery. How-ever, having to pay off old debt does havean impact on how much money is availa-ble for current projects.”

According to Randall monies collectedat Kouga’s traffic office for licensing andregistration are paid over to the Depart-ment of Transport. “The current accountis paid up. The outstanding amount iswhat was not paid over under the pre-vious administration. The municipalityappealed to the Department to write offthis debt, but an agreement could not bereached. We are, therefore, now in discus-sion with the Department regarding pay-ing over the amount.”

Randall continues that the municipali-ty has to pay the Office of the Auditor Ge-neral to conduct the annual audit. “Thisaudit cost the municipality about R5 mil-lion. The money reflected in the report iswhat is still owed to them.”

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dersteuning, het Trudi Malan, woordvoerdervir die Thyspunt Alliansie, gesê.“Op plaaslike vlak gaan die debat oor Thys-

punt oor meer as net kernkrag. Die inwonersvan die gebied moet ook fokus op die di-rektegevolge wat ’n ontwikkeling van hierdie om-vang op die omgewing sal hê. NógEskom, nógenige ander ontwikkelaar, hetsy Russies ofChinees, sal die rol van ’n goeie feë vertolk,

wat alle sosiale maatskaplike euwels en in-frastruktuur agterstande uitwis,” sê Malan.“Dit is hartseer dat toe die terrein in die

1980’s gekies is, die beskerming van die erfe-nis van die Khoi-San oftewel eerste nasievolkere nie in ag geneem is nie. Die voorma-lige regering het hom hoegenaamd nie aanhul regte gesteur nie. Die tjokkabedryf watcalamari aan die plaaslike en uitvoermark le-wer, was ook nog nie op die been nie. Die ge-weldige negatiewe invloed wat bouwerk aan’n kernkragsentrale op dié bedryf sal hê, isaanvanklik in die omgewingsimpakstudiegeïgnoreer,” voeg Malan by.Melita Steele, senior klimaat-energie -veld-

togbestuurder vir Greenpeace in Afrika, hetgesê kernkrag is nié die beste oplossing virSuid-Afrika se kragbehoeftes nie.

“In werklikheid is die fokus op kernkrag ’nafleiding van die ware oplossing vir die kri-sis, naamlik belegging in hernubare energie.Nuwe kernkragprojekte sal minstens 15 jaarneem om elektrisiteit aan die kragnetwerk telewer.Dit is veels te laat en teen ’n te hoë prys.Suid-Afrikaners kan nie bekostig om vir 15tot 20 jaar te wag vir die kernkragprojekte omaanlyn te kom nie. Beleggings in hernubareenergie en energie-doeltreffendheid kan baievinnig die land se dringende kragproblemeoplos,” sê Steele.“Die werklikheid is dat die huidige kern-

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VAN internasionaal-bekende sanger en pian-is op die kruin van sy loopbaan, tot verslaafdeen bedelaar. Nou,mentor en inspirasie vir ve-le.

Na verskeie terugslae en ontelbare ver-keerde besluite, het Franz Geldenhuys kop-onderstebo in die dorp van sy jeug kom “weg-kruip”. Híér het hy ’n tweede kans gekry. Hyskroom nie om dit met sy perfekte bariton-stem te verkondig nie.Met die ondersteuning van Jeffreysbaai-

ers, het hy die stof van sy verslete klere afge-vee en wil met sy talent ander help en inspi-reer om die hoogste sport in hulle musikaleloopbaan te bereik - ongeag die omstan-dighede.“Vier jaar gelede het ek by ’n koffiewinkel

klavier gespeel en om aalmoese van verby-gangers gebedel. Niemand in die dorp het mygekennie endaarwas baie doemprofete,” ver-tel Geldenhuys.“Daar was egter vele wat hul hand en hart

na my uitgereik het en my deel van Jeffreys-baai laat voel het. Jasper Louw, onder meer,het vir my ’n elektriese kitaar en klanktoe-rusting gegee en my op my pad gesit. Dit isnou my beurt om terug te gee.”Vir hom is daar geen beter manier as om

dit deur musiek te doen nie.Geldenhuys het op 1 Februarie die JbayArt

Centre by die Victory Christian School in Jef-freysbaai op die been gebring. Leerders vanregoor die Kouga word hier in sang, klavier,viool, kitaar en drama onderrig. Hy droomdaarvan dat Jeffreysbaai nie net vir brander-plankry bekend sal staan nie, maar dat daarin die nabye toekoms na dié dorp as die kul-tuur spil van die Oos-Kaap, en selfs Suid-Afri-ka, verwys sal word.“Met musiek reik ek emosioneel na mense

uit,” sê Geldenhuys. “Musiek oorbrug alles:kleur, agtergrond, politiek en ouderdom. Oormy eie andersheid is dit vir my maklik omander te help aanvaar vir wie en wat hulle isen sodoende die beste in hulle na vore bring.As ek mense kan help om hulself te aanvaar,het ek in my lewensdoel geslaag.”“En ja, jy gaan val. Maar dit is jou keuse

of jy jou lewe bymekaar gaan trek en of jygaan bly lê. Dit is die opstaan enweer probeerwat belangrik is. Moenie vir ander wag omjou droom te bewaarheid nie, jy moet dit selfdoen. As dinge raak te veel, gaanmaak ’n kop-pie tee en lê vir tien minute. As jy daar op-staan, besef jy dit is nie so erg nie.”Geldenhuys wil verder deur sy musiek die

jeug inspireer om dwelmvry te bly.“Ek ken die pad eerstehands hoe dwelms jou

lewe vernietig. Ek het nie boekekennis nie,

maar ek kan my storie vertel. Dalk kan anderuitmy lewe leer omdie regte besluite temaak.Dit bly jou keuse, niemand kan dit vir joumaak nie.”Geldenhuys hou steeds gemeenskapkon-

serte en is tans besig met oudisies vir dieKouga Kinderkoor vir kinders tussen 10 en18. InMei vanjaar gaanhy sy eenman-verton-ing, die Martinus-vertoning, wat deur Camvan Modern Family geïnspireer is, op dieplanke bring. Dié komiese vertoning steekdie draakmet die alledaagse dinge in die leween het ’n ouderdomsbeperking van 18 jaar. ’npantomime en nuwe CD is in die pyplyn virDesember.Vir meer inligting, skakel Franz Gelden-

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WHETHER it is the friendly people, the blueflag beach, surfers riding the waves, thewide variety of shells waiting to find a spe-cial place in your home, the relaxed atmos-phere or even the shops and the lights ofchokka boats at night - every one loves Jef-freys Bay.

Celebrating the month of love, FountainsMall in Jeffreys Bay has launched a LoveJBayCompetitionwhichwill come to a closeon February 28.To enter the competition, residents must

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why they love Jeffreys Bay. Every week thepost with the most likes stands a chance ofwinning a R1 000 Fountains Mall voucher.Residents can enter asmany times as they

like, as long as it is it not the same photo,poem, reasons or quote. Entries that are un-intelligible, incomplete, damaged or defacedwill be deemed invalid.Just why do residents love Jeffreys Bay so

much?Wandile Wara says she loves Jeffreys Bay

because of its friendly people who take careof one another, nomatter your age or the co-lour of your skin.Alma Miguel, who stays in Humansdorp

but spends a lot of time in Jeffreys Bay, says

she adores the friendliness of the peopleright down to the car attendants who greether as Ouma and her husband as OB. Jef-freys Bay has the most beautiful beachesand I love sipping a cuppaccinowhilewatch-ing bathers enjoying the water and the sur-fers gliding to the shore.”Lindi van Tonder says: “My favourite

place on any day is the sun, surf and sandin JBay. Picking up shells along the shoreis something I simply adore. The people area great crowd.”Armand Joubert will not exchange Jef-

freys Bay for any other town, because of thelights of the chokka boats at night, the sightof thewindfarmduring the day and the hard

work of residents to ensure that the town isclean and beautiful.“Only Jeffreys Bay has sea views, incom-

parable with the rest of the Kouga seasides.On a clear day the sun, shining on the ocean,transforms it into a golden spectacle,” saysTish Spence. “What sets us apart from othersimilar towns, is that we have essentiallykept it country - local is lekker. People arefriendly. We care for one another, as youngfolk and pensioners live side by side.”Do not delay, tell FountainsMall why you

love Jeffreys Bay and stand the chance towin a R1 000 voucher.For more information, visit Fountains

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ALLE ouers van skoolgaande kinders wordaangemoedig om aan die derde grooste ver-kiesing in die land deel te neem.Die skoolbeheerliggaamverkiesing, wat

oor die lengte en breedte van Suid-Afrika ge-hou word, vind op 1 Maart plaas.Die Suid-Afrikaanse Skolewet 84 van 1996,

beheer onderwys in Suid-Afrika. Dit is een

van die vooruitstrewendste onderwyswetge-wings en gee aan Suid-Afrikaanse ouersmeerseggenskap oor hul kinders se opvoeding asin enige ander land in die wêreld.“Openbare skole behoort aan die gemeen-

skappe waarin die skole geleë is en hierdieskole word deur die betrokke beheerlig-gaambeheer en bestuur. Die beheerliggaam

het dus ’n groot invloed op kinders se op-voeding en bepaal onder meer ’n skool seetos en missiestelling, beleid oor toelating,taal en finansiële bestuur,” sê Paul Colditz,uitvoerende hoof van die Federasie vanBeheerliggame van Suid-Afrikaanse Skole(FEDSAS).“Die verkiesing stel ouers in staat om ’n sê

te hê in wie op die liggaammoet dien Die suk-ses van ’n skool is direk aan die vermoë vandie beheerliggaam gekoppel. Ouers moet dusstem om seker te maak dat die belange vanhul kinders,maar ook die breër skoolgemeen-skap gedien word.”Vir meer inligting, besoek hul webwerf by

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Die derde jaarlikse AgriWorks Landbou-ek-spo maak hom gereed om opwindende en in-teressante uitstallings en besprekings vir be-soekers te bied.

Die reëlings is goed op dreef en die organi-seerders glo besoekers sal, soos verlede jaarse ekspo, beïndruk wees met die verskeiden-heid landboutoerusting en masjinerie.Cadek Media bied vanjaar hul derde agter-

eenvolgende AgriWorks Landbou-ekspo op 6en7Maart vanaf 09:00 tot 17:00 bydieMentors-kraal Landgoed net buite Jeffreysbaai aan.Plaaslike boere kan meer oor die nuutste

landbou-implemente en toerusting uitvind,en selfs op die proef stel.Op Vrydag, 6 vanaf 10:00 tot 12:00 is daar ’n

boerdery-seminaar wat op suksesvolle boer-dery praktyke sal fokus.Alle boere word genooi om die praatjie by

te woon.Dié ekspo is nie net vir boere nie. Daar is

heelwat te sien vir Jan Alleman en die ywe-rige tuinier.Die gewilde boerboel-kompetisie en -skou

en twee dierevertonings vind op 7 Maartplaas.Stalletjies spog met die nuutste landbou-

implemente en -dienste, landskap- en tuin-gereedskap, eetgoed en handewerk. Vir die-gene wat moeg geloop is en vir ’n koel lafenissoek, is daar ’n bier/ wyn tent.Plaaslike kunstenaars sal vir agtergrond-

musiek sorg.Toegang is R30 vir volwassenes en kinders

onder 18 is gratis. Kaartjies is by die hekkete koop.Vir meer inligting, skakel Cadek Media by

021 854 4700, of besoekhulwebwerfwww.agri-works.co.za.

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Cadek Media biedvanjaar hul derdeagtereenvolgendeAgriWorks Land­bou­ekspo op 6 en7 Maart vanaf09:00 tot 17:00 bydie MentorskraalLandgoed net buiteJeffreysbaai aan.

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Raak jolig byAnibrandfees

Die gewildemusiekgroepAdam, staanreg omfeesgangersby diejaarlikseAnibrandfeesin Uitenhagete vermaak.FOTO:VERSKAF

DIE jaarlikse Anibrandfees gaan nie ’n “koel” fees weesnie, maar een wat kóók met van die land se gewildstesangers en rock-groepe op verhoë.’n Vuurwarm program vol vermaak en uitstallings

wag op feesgangers met vanjaar se Anibrandfees wat op27 en 28 Februarie deur die Hoërskool Die Brandwag opUitenhage aangebied word.Jonathan in Life 101 skop die fees reeds die Donderdag

met Radio Raps af. Dié vertoning beloof om die skare telaat skaterlag en van al hul sorge te vergeet.Musiekliefhebbers sal hulle die Vrydag aan die klanke

van Dozi, Adam, Dewald Wasserfall, Sorina, Joe Fosteren Elvis se Seun kan verlustig. Die Saterdag vermaakRobbieWessels, RianaNel,Monark,AndriesVermeulen,

Charlize Berg en Corlea die toeskouers.Ander Anibrandfees-aktiwiteite sluit ’n hondeverto-

ning, kunsuitstalling en ’n tienerarea in. Popsi en Hobiesal die kleinspan vermaak. Kos- en handwerkstalletjievoltooi die resep vir ’n onvergeetlike naweek.Naweekpakkette is vanjaar vir die eerste keer beskik-

baar. ’n Naweekpakket vir Vrydag en Saterdasg beloopR180 vir volwassenes en R80 vir skoliere. Dié pakket isslegs vooraf beskikbaar en sal nié by die hekke te koopwees nie.Kaartjies per dag kos R100 vir volwassenes en R50 vir

skoliere. Vir meer inligting of kaartjies, skakel die Hoër-skool Brandwag by 041 922 8188 of besoekwww.anibrand-fees.co.za.

Connections, ’n saxofoon­kwartet bestaande uit prof.Cécile Dubois, Paul Richard,Adam Campbell en LiamBurden tree vanaand, om19:30 in die kerksaal vandie NG Kerk Humansdorp(Moederkerk) op. Werke vankomponiste uit Suid­Afrika,Frankryk en Spanje worduitgevoer. Toegang is R100per persoon. FOTO:VERSKAF

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DIE polisie in Joubertina meen hulle het’n slag teen dwelmhandel in die Langkloofgeslaan nadat ’n 22-jarige man met 22kgdagga in sy besit in hegtenis geneem is.Die Misdaadvoorkomingseenheid het op

inligting van die publiek gereageer datdwelms perminibustaxi vanPort ElizabethnaLouterwater vervoerword. Die taxi is opdie R62 na Joubertina voorgekeer.

Volgens ’n mediaverklaring is tweegroot sakke dagga in die taxi se sleep-waentjie gekry. ’n Man is in hegtenis gen-eem.Die polisie beraam die waarde van die

dagga opR28 000. Die verdagte het op aank-lagte in verband met die besit van dwelm-middels in die landdroshof in Joubertinaverskyn.

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TWEE vermeende veediewe in ’n minibuspropvol gelaaimet 31 skape,waarvanbynadie helfte al versmoor het, is vas.

Polisielede van Thornhill, wes van PortElizabeth, en Kabegapark, in die stad, het-Sondagogend vroeg hierop afgekom ná ’nagtervolgingwat in Jeffreysbaai beginhet.Volgens ao. Basil Seekoei, ’n polisiewo-

ordvoerder, is die twee verdagtes, onder-skeidelik 45 en 50 jaar oud, omstreeks 02:00in Kabegapark aangekeer.“Beamptes het die voertuig naby Jef-

freysbaai opgemerk en gevolg, waarnahulle dieminibus indieBaai afgetrekhet,”sê Seekoei. Teen dié tyd het 14 van die 31skape reeds versmoor, maar die polisie seVeediefstaleenheid het beslag gelê op dieander 17 skape.Die eienaar van die skape is Sondagmid-

dag deur die polisie in Kareedouw opge-spoor. Jeremy de Bruin, wat op die plaas,Essenbos, boer en as polisiebeampte in diedorp werk, was nie vir kommentaar be-skikbaar nie.Sy vrou, Wilmarie, sê dié diefstal is die

eerste voorval opEssenbos sedertDeBruindaar boer. “Gewoonlik jaag Jeremy dieskape in Desember nader sodat hulle niegesteel word nie, maar die afgelope Desem-ber was doodstil,” sê sy. “Dis vreemd dathulle dié tyd van die jaar gesteel word.”De Bruin het juis Saterdagmiddag die

skape op die plaas getel, maar dit was voordie diefstal. “Die eerste wat ons daarvangehoor het, was toe die polisie bel,” sêWil-marie.Hoewel sy nie kon skat hoeveel die ver-

lore skape hulle uit die sak jaag nie, hetdie polisie geraam dat die finansiële skadenagenoeg R62 000 is.

Minibus gepakmet 31 gesteelde skape

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TWEE verdagtes is Maandag elk R1 500boete of 100 dae gevangenisstraf opgelê nadwelms in hul besit gevind is.

Mabvutu Ali (29) en Sinzotuma delaChance (27) is Maandag in die Humans-dorp Landroshof skuldig bevind aan dieonwettige handeldryf in dwelms.Dit volg na die Jeffreysbaai Speurder-

diens onder leiding van ao. Bennett Atties,in samewerking met Sigbare Polisiëringen die Intelligensie Eenheid, Vrydag ’nvisentering lasbrief by ’n winkel in Da

Gamaweg uitgevoer het.Volgens polisiewoordvoerder a.o. Ger-

da Swart is vier mans tussen die ouder-dommevan21 en 36 asook ’n 26-jarige vrouop ’n klag van handel in dagga en geldwas-sery in hegtenis geneem. “Lede het op’dagga enR184 124.25 kontant beslag gelê,”sê Swart.“Na konsultasie met die Senior Staats-

aanklaer op 13 Februarie, is drie van dieverdagtes vrygelaat. Die saak rakende diegeldwassery is tydelik vir verdere onder-soek teruggetrek. Dit sal weer op die hof-rol geplaas word nadat die saak volledigondersoek is.”

Twee vas na daggavonds

THE Jeffreys Bay Residents and Ratepay-ers Association will meet at the GlobalLeadership Academy at 18:00 on February25.At the meeting the chairman’s annual

report, the financial report and the peti-tion and march of February 6 will be dis-cussed.Also on theagendaareprojects thatneed

to be pursued, the election of a new com-mittee and the confirmation of the consti-

tution.Projects include the establishment and

networking of residents and ratepayers as-sociations in neighbouring regions, to cre-ate a function network between organisa-tions and the removal of alien overgrowthin Wavecrest and surrounding areas.For more information, phone 078 234

9791.To RSVP, send and SMS to Laurika Ni-

euwenhuis at 082 416 1436.

Residents and Ratepayers Association tomeet

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DIE burgemeester van die Koukamma-muni-sipaliteit in die Oos-Kaap is aan dronkbe-stuur skuldig bevind.

Dié saak teen Sam Vuso, Koukamma-bur-gemeester, is reeds in September 2012 aan-hangig gemaak toe hy inHumansdorp in heg-tenis geneem is op ’n klag van dronkbestuur,het ao. Gerda Swart, polisiewoordvoerder,bevestig.Vuso is Maandagoggend in die Humans-

dorp-hof skuldig bevind op dié klag en sal op27 Februarie gevonnis word.Kort nadat hy dié nuus gehoor het, het

Francois Strydom, verteenwoordigenderaadslid van die DA in Koukamma, gesê hygaan ’n mosie vir Vuso se ontslag indien.“Volgens wet moet enige raadslid wat aan

wandade skuldig bevind word in die hof, uitdie amp tree.”Diemunisipaliteit kon nie teen druktyd be-

vestig of enige tugoptrede teen Vuso beoogword nie.

Burgemeeser skuldigbevindaandronkbestuur

Koukamma­burgemeester Sam Vuso.FOTO: VERSKAF

GLAhou eerste redenaarskompetisie

Die Global Leadership Academy het op 11 Februarie hul eerste redenaarskompetisie vir diejaar gehad. Leerders kon kies om onvoorbereide toesprake of voorbereide toesprake telewer en kon inskryf om te praat onder Afrikaans Huistaal of Afrikaans Eerste AddisioneleTaal. Tien leerlinge het aan die kompetisie deelgeneem en hulle het almal goed gedoen. Diewenners in die onvoorbereide toesprake kategorie is Afrikaans Eerste Addisionele TaalJuniors – Caleb Bruiners, Afrikaans Huistaal Juniors – Leannè van Aswegen, en AfrikaansHuistaal Seniors – Isabella Schoeman. Die wenners in die voorbereide toesprake kategorie isAfrikaans Huistaal Juniors – Nicole Kritzinger en Afrikaans Eerste Addisionele Taal Seniors –Catherine White. FOTO:VERSKAF

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According toMarykeHarris, Public Rela-tions Practitioner at the South African Na-tional Blood Service, “a ‘cut-back system’havebeen imposednationally,where fewerunits are issued compared with what doc-tors ordered, in order to spread productsto all patients in need. Blood is movedaround the country towhere the need is thegreatest.”

The South African National Blood Service(SANBS) invites all healthy people, betweenthe ages of 16 and 65 years, who weigh 50kgor more and lead a safe lifestyle, to displaytheir compassion by donating blood.“Blood is essential for treating accident vic-

tims, cancer patients after chemotherapy,surgery patients, burn wound victims andmany others, and the only source is fromblood donors. There is no artificial substitutefor all the benefits donated blood provides,”said Harris.

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=There is no artificial substitute for all the benefits donated blood provides. Sr Rochelle Mkutu(SANBS) with Meneshia van Rooyen (blood donor) and Sr Sue van Rensburg who all hold blooddonation close to their hearts. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

LOCAL surfing sensation Sebastian Wil-liams was selected to represent South Africaat the 2015 ISA World Surfing Champion-ships that will be staged in California, USA,in October this year.Surfing South Africa (SSA), the national

controlling body for the sport, announcedthe 2015 SA Junior Surfing Team last weekafter selection trials supported by the recent-ly formed SA Surfing Legends organisationwere completed at Trafalgar on the KwaZu-lu-Natal lower south coast.Williams, the youngest member of the

team, is the reigning SSA Pro Surf Tour(PST) u.14 champion after four straight vic-tories inDurban, Jeffreys Bay, Cape St Fran-cis and Cape Town last year.He was invited to the trials after reaching

the finals of the under-15 division at the SAJunior Surfing Championships in JeffreysBay last October, where he also won the RedBull Best Air Award.The well-travelled young competitor who

grew up in California has been living in Jef-freys Baywith his SouthAfrican born fatherTim since May last year. He is rated No.5 onthe Surfer Magazine global Hot 100 Gromslist and has his own signature range of Fire-wire surfboards shaped by Gary Linden inOceanside, California. He endorses Futuresfins andStickyBumps accessories, also fromOceanside, manufacture his signature deckpad.Four new releases on his YouTube surf

channel: Jeffreys BayWinter, FirewireWeap-ons and Bruces Beauties 50 Years On and therecently released Amazing Recovery havepushed Williams’ video views over 111,000during the last year. Earlier this month, theAmazing Recovery video went viral, surpas-sing 1.1 million views on the Facebook pagesof a number of international surfing maga-zines in the USA, South America, Europe,the UK, Australia and South Africa.

Sebastian torepresent SA atworld surfchamps

Sebastian Williams performs a futuristicmanoeuvre at Supertubes in Jeffreys Bay.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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HumansdorpVLV-dames ontvang trofees

Dié dinamiese dames van die VLV in Humansdorp het elk ’n trofee vir hul uitstaande bydraetot die organisasie ontvang. Die trofee­wenners is Annalene van Niekerk (blomme enalgemene wenner), Marika Pretorius (kookkuns), Nanette Stanle (kuns) en Elize Pienaar(naaldwerk). FOTO:VERSKAF

High School NicoMalan in Humansdorpis proud of the twosets of triplets that areenrolled at the schoolthis year. The tripletsare (back) Jan­Hen­drik, Lizerie andJacques du Toit and(front) Gerrie, Jannieand LP Pretorius.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

NicoMalan proud of tripletsAmorie receivesVice­Chancellor’s Scholarship

Amorie Landman. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

GLA­studentemaak ’nplan

Die kragonderbrekings van verlede week het gr 11­studende van die Global Leadership Academy(GLA), Matthew Maclou en Warrick Kiva, ’n blink plan laat maak. Die twee jongmanne het ’n kersaangesteek om te verseker hulle kan voortgaan met hulle tekene in Ingenieurs Grafika en Ont­werp. FOTO:VERSKAF

LaerskoolGamtoosvalleihet vetpretbyWaatlemoenfees

Saai die waatlemoen, saai die waatlemoen. . . Leerders van die Laerskool Gamtoosval­lei in Patensie het verlede Donderdag taai,dog groot, pret tydens die skool se Waatle­moenfees gehad. Hulle het heerlik aan diésoet en sappige vrug gesmul, en mekaarbehoorlik van kop tot tone besmeer. CarlinJansen het haar groot skyf waatlemoenterdeë geniet. FOTO:VERSKAF

Wind Farm supports vulnerable and street children

The Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm donated R167 000 to The Joshua Project, a centre for vulnerablechildren and children living on the streets. According to Marion Green­Thompson, EconomicDevelopment Manager for Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm, the donation is to assist in providing vital careby offering support, education, and training. The funds will go towards assisting in the purchase ofadjacent land to the current facilities, equipment to facilitate in educational support and to assistwith repairs and building maintenance. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

Former Global Leadership Academylear-ner, Amorie Landman, qualifiedfor the prestigious Vice-Chancellor’sScholarship at Nelson MandelaMetropolitan University (NMMU). Sheachieved distinctions in all seven hermatric subjects. The scholarship isvalued at R82 782 annually, renewablefor each year of a first NMMU under-graduate degree or diploma. It is thetop financial award to any undergra-duate student at the university and isaccompanied by a comprehensivesupport programme to ensure reci-pients integrate effectively into theuniversity environment.

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SAVADie Suid-Afrikaanse Vereniging vir Afgetre-denes (SAVA) vergader op 19 Februarie om10:00 by die Rolbalklub in Jeffreysbaai.Almal welkom. Adelheid Peltenburg gaan oorCezanne ­ the father of Modern Art praat.Vir meer inligting, skakel Louis by 042 2960193.

WOORDKUIER­KONFERENSIEDie Woordkuier-konferensie vind op 20Februarie om 19:00, 21 Februarie om 09:00en 19:00 en op 22 Februarie om 09:00 bydie Milkwoodkomplekssaal in Dolfynstraat,Astonbaai plaas. Die spreker is Elma Jacobsvan Dynamic Lifeskill Bediening in Pretoria.Toegang is gratis. Donasies is welkom.Skakel Maritha van Graan by 073 3508738.

BASAARDie NG Kerk in Loerie hou op 28 Februarievanaf 09:00 basaar. Heerlike ontbyt,potjiekos, roosterkoek en wors, jaffles,pannekoek, basaarpoeding en tuisgebak salte koop wees. Basaargangers kan uitsien na’n boere-orkes, volkspele, uitstalling vanwapens en vermaak vir kinders. Vir meerinligting, skakel 042 287 0634.

AFRIFORUMAfriforum Jeffreysbaai vergader op 26Februarie om 18:00 in die saal van dieGlobal Leadership Academy by die EquinoxWinkelsentrum. Pieter Rautenbach, hoof vanplaaslike regeringsake, en Marnus vanSchalkwyk, streekorganiseerder vir dieOos-Kaap, sal die vergadering bywoon.Dienslewering probleme sal bespreek word.

C­WIND TUINBOUKLUBDie Jeffreysbaai Tuinbouklub vergader op 3Maart om 15:00 in die NG Kerksaal in DaGamaweg. Die praatjie handel oor besoedel-ing van tuine se ekosisteem met kunsmis engifstowwe. Nuwe lede en besoekers iswelkom teen R10 per persoon wat ververs-ings insluit. Skakel Gaby Keyser by 042 2961420.

SPORTS COUNCILThe Kouga Sports Council will meet at theHumansdorp Cultural Centre at 10:00 onMarch 14. All welcome.

ZWARTENBOSCH GHOLFKLUBDie Zwartenbosch Gholfklub hou op 27 en28 Maart hul prestige gholftoernooi, dieZwartenboch Classic, by die klub in Humans-dorp. Vir meer inligting en besprekings,skakel die klub by 042 291 0569. Om ’nbof of putjie te borg, skakel Des by 072 8875853.

JBRRAJeffreys Bay Residents and RatepayersAssociation will meet at the Global Leader-ship Academy at 18:00 on February 25. Formore information, phone 078 234 9791.

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For the first time in the history of Victory Christian School in Jeffreys Bay, they had a dozenathletes participating at the Sarah Baartman District athletic meeting on Friday 13. The followingathletes won medals and most will be representing the district at the Eastern Province meeting inEast London on March 6 and 7: AJ van Vuuren (1st 75mh, 3rd 150mh), Trinika Brink (1st 75mh,1st long jump), Clara de Beer (1st 150mh, 2nd 75mh), Elandri Venter (2nd high jump), Jane Venter(1st high jump), Oscar Strydom (1st high jump), Roland van Wyk (1st shotput), Margaret Muller(1st 100m) and Aidan Grobbelaar (3rd 70mh). With them are Sharon Harley (coach shotput ) andJannie Venter (coach long jump and long distance) ,

Esti Steenkamp en Jayden Witbooi van die Laerskool Stulting isonderskeidelik as die Victrix en Victor Ladorum tydens die skoolse interhuis­atletiekbyeenkoms aangewys.

Wilmé Wilmé Janse van Vuuren, Esti Steenkamp, Timany Mostert, Bianca van Schalkwyk, XolisaPoti, Isaiah Isaacs, Josh Robinson, Zayne Bekker, Bryan Katoo, Mariané Bruwer, Muhire Jamaar,Meché Draghoender, Talya Ferreira en Jayden Witbooi van die Laerskool Stulting is as die atletevan die dag in hul verskeie ouderdomsgroepe aangewys.

Anshis Plaatjies (goud: 200m o.13, silwer: 100m o.13), ShantonJohnson (brons:80mh o.13 en hoogspring o.13), Lihle Maduna(goud: 100m o.13 en 200m o.13), Carys Scott (brons: diskuso.12), Bonique Solaan (goud: hoogspring o.13, silwer: verspringo.13), Revonne Didloft (brons: 80m o.10 en 100m o.10) enBrevana van der Merwe (goud: 70mh o.10) van die LaerskoolGamtoosvallei het goed tydens die Sarah Baartman­atletiekby­eenkoms gevaar.

Tkeeno Meiring (brons: 200mh o.13), Ruben Barnard (silwer:gewigstoot 0.12), Nicholas Douglas (silwer: hoogspring o.13),Nicola de Kock (goud: spiesgooi o.13 en silwer: 200mh o.13),Abigail Maya (silwer: spiesgooi o.12), Franché Meyer (brons:spiesgooi o.12), Elzé Potgieter (silwer: diskus en gewigstooto.13), Aiden Strydom (goud: gewigstoot o.12 en silwer:spiesgooi o.12), Faith Solomans (silwer; 70mh o.10), SanmariPotgieter (silwer: gewigstoot en 80m o.10, brons: verspringo.10) en Taryn Uithaler (brons: hoogspring o.10) van dieHoërskool McLachlan het goed tyens die onlangse atletiekbyeen­koms gevaar.

Valentino Verwey van die Laerskool Jeffreys­baai het tydens die skool se Interhuis­atletiek­byeenkoms nuwe rekords in die 800m (2:19)en 1 500m (4:38) opgestel. Tydens die SarahBaartman­atletiekbyeenkoms het hy die 800men 1 500m se rekords met tye van 2:18 en4:37 laat spat.

Anrico van Rooyen van die Laerskool Hankeyhet ’n silwer medalje tydens die SarahBaartman atletiekbyeenkoms­verower.

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Die eerstespan het met twee paaltjiesteen SA Home Loans Union verloor, ter-wyl die tweede span Abahlobo met 104lopies geklop het.

Die derde span het die onderspit teenSuperspar Despatch met een paaltjie ge-delf en die vierde span het hul punteweens die beskikbaarheid van spelersverbeur. Die vyfde span het volpunte ge-kry weens Helenvale wat nie opgedaaghet nie.

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Melvin raap silwer opPlaaslike langafstand­atleetMelvin Reens het verledeSaterdag tydens die FriendlyCity Race (42km) in PortElizabeth, ’n silwermedaljeopgeraap. Hy kwalifiseer virdie Two Oceans Marathon op4 April in Kaapstad vanjaar.

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THE Seal Point Boardriders Surf Club, whowere coached by the legendary duo of Gra-ham Hynes and Ant Brodowicz, celebratedtheir first appearance in a National Interclubtournament with a victory when they posted168.1 points in the final of the 2015 BillabongSA Interclub Championships at Kitchen Win-dows in Jeffreys Bay on Sunday.

A disappointed CYOH Surf Club of PortElizabeth scored 150,2 points to take secondspot while 2013 champions, the JBay Board-riders posted 133,0 points to finish third.

The defending champions, JBU Surf Clubhad to settle for fourth place after scoring109,9 points in the final.

The defeated semi-finalists were the Natu-ral Energy Surf Club and the UCT Surf Club.A record fifteen teams representing thirteenclubs participated in the third annual Natio-nal Interclub Surfing Championships.

Tough weather and strong winds made thefirst day of competition difficult and event of-ficials made the decision to call a halt to com-

petition on day one after the first four heatsand although the weather improved on daytwo, strong winds made 2 – 3 foot surf difficultto handle throughout the day.

At the award ceremony held on the beachat Kitchen Windows, Surfing South AfricaVice President Johnny Bakker presented theSouth African Interclub Trophy and gold, sil-ver, bronze and copper medals to the team

members of the teams that reached the finals.The event was hosted by the JBU Surf Club,

who exercised their right to host the tourna-ment in Jeffreys Bay. Seal Point Boardridersnow have the right to chose a venue for nextyear’s tournament which will be held on Feb-ruary 13and 14.

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Seal Point Boardriders celebrate their victory. PHOTO:SUPPLIED