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The City of Cape Town is investigatingthe air quality in Primrose Park.This comes after locals raised the

alarm of a pungent diesel and sulphur smellpermeating the area for the past few weeks.And while council says it is too early to

identify the source of the odour, homeown-ers are pointing fingers at the Consol Glassmineral mine, which is based in Silica Roadand stretches to Vygiekraal Road in Manen-berg.But Consol’s human resources manager

Thami Mkhuzangwe says no formal objec-tions have been lodged.“We have not received any official com-

plaints in the last decade regarding anysmells emanating from the plant,” he says.A reliable source who works for the com-

pany and does not want to be named says itis unlikely the plant is emitting any gassesas it primarily uses water for its processes.But this does not mean it is impossible, he

says.“The dredger uses diesel to operate, so I

can understand if the residents are com-plaining about the odour as the wind doesblow in that direction.”But Mkhuzangwe says the dredger is “the

size of a mid-truck”.“It has a diesel engine, but is operating

more than 300m away from the nearest com-munity and the drying plant is roughly a kil-ometre away from Primrose Park,” he says.Mayoral Committee member for Health

Benedicta van Minnen says it is too soon todetermine who is at fault.“We have not conclusively identified the

odour source, but we are following up on anumber of potential industries within thearea,” she says.Although residents see Consol as themost

likely cause, Van Minnen says residentsshould wait for the outcome of the tests.“Once the source of the odour emissions

has been identified the responsible partieswill be given the opportunity to prove thattheir emissions are not causing a health haz-

ard or impacting negatively on the environ-ment,” she says.And if they are proven to be at fault, gas

monitoring systems needed to continuouslyexamine the air quality won’t be immediate-ly implemented as the required R1.5m is notin the City’s budget, Van Minnen adds.But while council investigates the source,

locals are becoming increasingly worriedabout their health.And with good reason, says occupational

medicine specialist Dr Randall Ortel.He confirms there are possible side effects

to extended exposure to gasses such as dieseland sulphur.“Diesel creates carbon monoxide which

can have serious long-term effects on thebody. It affects the blood cells, so you do nothave enough oxygen in your bloodstream

and will have trouble breathing,” he says.“You would need to be exposed to sulphur

in high concentrations for it to have seriousimplications on the body. These symptomscould include memory loss and damage toyour veins. In smaller concentrations theywill burn your nose or irritate your eyes.”Homeowner Ridwaan Stemmet says the

problem needs to be resolved as a matter ofurgency. “I have young children and I amscared they will get sick,” he says.The smell is most prominent from 6:00 to

18:00 on weekdays, Stemmet claims, and hedescribes it as “pungent and strong”.But Mkhuzangwe contends surrounding

residents have nothing to worry about.“The fuel we are using for the drying proc-

ess has medium sulphur levels as opposedto high levels such as that found in heavy

furnace oil,” he says.As per protocol, Consol will investigate if

complaints are forwarded to their offices,Mkhuzangwe adds.Van Minnen encourages homeowners to

lodge official grievances.“Weare requesting complainants to notify

our Air Quality Management Unit of theirobservations. Please include the dates,times, duration of emissions, intensity of theodours and prevailing climatic conditionssuch as wind direction and speed. This willhelp pinpoint the odour source,” she says.Forward information to Andre.Be-

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POSSIBLE HAZARD: A pungent chemical odour has been hanging in the air in Primrose Park for several weeks, locals say. And while most residentsare placing blame on Consol Glass’ mineral mine, the company says they have not received a complaint in the last decade. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE

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Patience is running thin atthe new Heideveld TraumaUnit. This as the govern-

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had it with long queues, extendedwaiting periods and overworkednursing staff.The provincial health depart-

ment is in the process of employ-ing eight additional staff to helpease the burden. But patients aredemanding immediate action.Laurian Bennedict says she

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ating pain, she travelled from Tambo Vil-lage after she startedvomiting late the after-noon.“I was expecting to be helped immediate-

ly as my condition was bad,” she says.“Instead I was given a number and told

my symptoms don’t seem high risk. Thenurse said I would be assisted as soon asthey have cleared the more serious cases.I didn’t mind waiting but after three hoursI was still in pain, waiting my turn.”Bennedict says what infuriated her the

most was that gangsters with stab and bul-let wounds were given immediate assist-ance while other emergency cases were puton hold.“There are old people who have to sit

there all day so that gangsters are assisted.The staff get rude when people enquire

about their spot on the waiting list.”Elderly patient Jacobus Miller says the

facility is unable to manage its load.“This one trauma unit is servicing

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people are seen quickly and the waiting listcan be cleared faster. Even though my casemight not be as serious as someone else’s,to me my pain is the worst.”The unit has not only been servicing the

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to keep up with a high demand.Emergency centres across

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were seen at emergency centresacross the province, with only24%of the total cases seenbeingconsidered as life-threatening.“The statistics are still being

submitted but the available da-ta paints a true reflection of thistrend, which points toward theinefficient utilisation of healthcare facilities on weekends.The emergency centres such asHeideveld Trauma Unit are theentry points into the public hos-pitals and therefore face thebrunt of the pressure, particu-

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This as Crawford homeowners demandincreased police patrols to monitor thegroup, fearing that the makeshift sheltersare housing petty criminals.Police confirm an increase in burglaries

in the vicinity surrounding the bridge.But the street people say they are being

used as an easy target because of their so-cial standing.Five families have made the space under

the bridge their home. One man claims tohave been there for 15 years.Despite the street people claiming they

“do not bother anyone”, homeowners insistthey need to move.Complaints of illegal dumping, crime and

public indecency have been laid with theCity of Cape Town and Lansdowne police.Resident Terana McAnder says the set-

tlers are aggressive.“People feel threatened by them,” she

says. “They pester us. They demandmoneyor food and become intimidating if youdon’t hand it over. Most of them look suspi-cious. This used to be a quiet neighbour-hood but now crime is filtering in.”Maurene van Wyk says she has been liv-

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but never to this extent. Since the vagrantsstarted sleeping under the bridge, crime inthe area has spiked,” she insists.Properties immediately adjacent to the

bridge are themost affected, VanWyk says.“It brings down the property value and

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WhenPeople’s Postvisited the site, homesmade from wood offcuts lined the walls.Human faeces dotted the “village”.When this reporter attempted to speak to

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from the bridge. In summer it is worse be-cause it is hot and the food and dumpeditems start to rot. The place reeks of urineand faeces,” she laments.Lansdowne police spokesperson Ser-

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tial burglaries in the vicinity of the bridgebut none so far have been linked to any ofthe people living under the bridge. Policepatrol the area daily andmonitor any suspi-cious behaviour,” he says.Crawford Neighbourhood Watch spokes-

person Mohamed Cassiem says the organi-sation is currently negotiating with theCity for a more permanent solution for thesquatters. “You move them away and a fewhours later they are back. It is a continuouscycle because some people give them mon-ey. We need to stop giving the vagrantshandouts because that is what’s keepingthem here,” he says.Ward councillor Magadien Davids says

the area has been flagged as a priority areafor Law Enforcement to patrol but insiststhat vagrancy is not resolved overnight.“I have offered shelter for themat various

havens but most don’t want to move,” hesays. “We are exploring different ideas onhow to resolve the problem but no perma-nent solution has yet been found.”

HOME: Vagrants living under Kromboom Road bridge say they are being used as a scapegoat followinga spate of burglaries in Crawford. PHOTO: TARREN-LEE HABELGAARN

St John’s Seniors will host a matinee snackdance on Saturday 11 October at the StJohn’s Evangelist Church hall in Belgravia

Road at 15:00. Entertainment will be pro-vided by Expressions. Tickets cost R45 andguests are welcome to bring their owndrinks and platters.For more information phone the church

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Learning curvefor truantsTARREN-LEE HABELGAARN

@LeeLaVidaLoca

Children found wandering throughthe streets when they should be inschool will be taken into custody.

Police are formulating an action planto decrease the number of truant pupilsstanding on street corners while theyshould be in class.Nyanga Cluster Commander Major-

General Robbie Robberts explains chil-dren of school-going age will be taken toa holding area at the nearest police sta-tion, where their school and parents willbe contacted to collect them.“We cannot allow the children to be

left vulnerable on the streets. For the re-mainder of the school year and especial-ly during the exams – which is when allchildren must be in school – there willbe dedicated offices set up at each policestation to try and curb the problem,” hesays.“The idea is to create an areawith ded-

icated staff. I have been in contact withthe education department and variousother structures to get the ball rolling.”Thehighest truancy rate in the cluster

is in Athlone and Manenberg, Robbertssays.Bunking children and teen dropouts

are being targeted by drug lords, saysAthlone Community Policing Forumchairperson Azizah Kannemeyer.“Every week there is a new batch of

children standing on the corners duringschool time or wandering aimlessly

through the streets,” she says.“Children get killed, raped, kidnapped

and hurt because they are not beingwatched. They are the prime targets ofcriminals looking for runners at a cheaprate.”Since the beginning of the year, the

Bokmakierie Youth Organisation hasbeenkeeping track of the number of chil-dren not enrolled at school.So far, they have counted 56.“This is either as a result of financial

difficulties or social problems withintheir household,” Kannemeyer says.Provincial education department

spokesperson Paddy Attwell confirmsthat the department has been in contactwith police.Manenberg Community Policing Fo-

rum spokesperson Randall April says heis hopeful that this project will preventmore innocent children from beingkilled.“While it’s needed, the success of this

plan remains to be seen,” he says.“Police don’t have the resources avail-

able to pick up each child found walkingaround when they should be in school.There aren’t enough vans and there areother incidents that require more seri-ous attention. Unless we have positiveassistance from parents, it won’t be suc-cessful.”It is the parents’ responsibility to en-

sure their child is in school, April adds.“Don’t make it the police’s job.”

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Fun at the parkTARREN-LEE HABELGAARN

@LeeLaVidaLoca

Music, food and fun took centre stageat the inaugural Summer FestivalConcert held at the Nantes Park on

Sunday.Residents from across the greater Ath-

lone area showedup in their numbers to en-

joy an afternoon of family fun while build-ing community spirit.This was the first of six monthly concerts

planned for the public open space.Bridgetown Theatre Company director

Theo Davids says the event, hosted by theBridgetown Theatre Company and Friendsof the Nantes, aims to reunite the communi-ty and restore the reputation of the park.

YOUNG AND FREE: Members of the Silverspurs Football Club spent the afternoon performingon their bicycles and skateboards while enjoying the music. PHOTOS: TARREN-LEE HABELGAARN

BLOWING UP: Yusuf Rhoda put smiles onchildren’s faces with his colourful balloons.

IN THE GROOVE: Bridgetown residents Donovanand Belinda Solomon had a ball.

HIGH NOTE: Heather Bailey (left) and RuwaydaAdams showed their support.

TREATS: The chefs of the “Nantes Cafe” were entertained while cooking a feast to feed the crowd.

SUNDAY FUN: Cheslyn Wagenstroom, LyleBrandt and Rushin Petersen.


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It’s second time unlucky for Willy’s Place.Licensed shebeen owner William Pe-

tersen made another application for ex-tended trading hours, this time for a Sun-day.TheHeron Crescent establishment is cur-

rently permitted to operate until 11:00, butapplied to the Fezeka Subcouncil to tradeuntil 18:00. The application was denied.This after two local churches, neighbour-

hood watches as well as residents objectedto the application.Petersen declined to comment.In March, Petersen applied for an exten-

sion in trading hours for weekdays, from18:00 to 20:00.Subcouncil denied this application owing

to allegations of rowdy behaviour at thepremises and not complying to tradinghours.Residents are elated at what they consid-

er a victory.One homeowner, who asks not to be

named, says weekends in Heron Crescentare already a nightmare. “His customerspark their cars on any available space, in-cluding the park, and drink. They make anoise and urinate in public,” she says.Elaine Stanley says she doesn’t approve

of any liquor traders operating in a residen-tial area.“Social issues and substance abuse is a

big problem in this community. Allowingpeople to operate later makes the problemworse. It is also very disrespectful to sell al-cohol on a Sunday,” she argues.Ward councillor Suzette Little says the

application was turned down because of ob-jections received.“It is important for communities to take

ownership of their areas again and supportone another. The voice and opinion of peo-

ple immediately affected by an applicationhas a direct effect on the outcome of thevote,” she says.“There have also been many complaints

received in the past regarding this estab-lishment. Substance abuse and social issuesremain problems in the ward and I will notsupport liquor applications until we areable to stabilise the core problems.”Bridgetown Neighbourhood Watch

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new liquor outlets willmake it harder to po-lice the area, he believes. “We have to lookat the safety of residents.Onweekends espe-cially crime spikes and it is a direct effectof drug and alcohol abuse.”Athlone police spokesperson Sergeant Zi-

ta Norman confirms the station has re-ceived complaints of public indecency andnoise at Willy’s Place. “Officers conductregular patrols to ensure that liquor storesare compliant,” she says.

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Celebrating 20years of worshipTARREN-LEE HABELGAARN

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The year 1994 was a momentous one forSouth Africans.The country held its first democratic

elections inwhich all citizenswere allowedto cast their vote.It was also the year in which a mission-

ary couple from America, along with theirthree children, left their home to start achurch in the heart of Kewtown.Founding Pastor Dale Reece and his wife

Jan landed in Johannesburg and proceededto scout for a suitable community in whichto start the NewDestiny Christian Church,current youth pastor Wesley Marshall ex-plains.“They travelled through the streets of Jo-

hannesburg, but Pastor Dale’s heart wasnot stirred,” he says.They then headed to Pretoria and Port

Elizabeth, but still did not find their perfectplace.“Then one day, while driving down Klip-

fontein Road, he discovered Kewtown anddecided that this would be where he wouldstart the church.Withmuch prayer, God fi-nally settled this family in the heart of Kew-town, at the BABS Centre.”Since the church's inception, it has un-

dergone several changes including the ven-ue, pastors, and even the name.But despite this, the core message has al-

ways remained unchanged.“We strive to create a place where Jesus

Christ is changing lives. This is shown inthe various programmes run by the churchin the formof outreaches into the local com-munity, soup kitchens and mission trips tolocal and overseas destinations,” he says.“The church also hosts crusades and con-

ferences, leadership training and disciple-ship classes, all geared to help the individu-al in their spiritual growth in Christ.”After two decades of changing lives,Mar-

shall says the congregation looks forwardto many more years of service.“The church has given back to the great-

er Athlone community for many years andwill continue to do so for many more tocome,” he says.To celebrate its 20th anniversary, a week

of activities has been planned between Sun-day 5 and Sunday 12 October.These events include various worship

services, a youth extravaganza, a seniorscelebration and a gala dinner.Community programmes running at the

church include a winter soup kitchen, Bi-ble clubs and a single parents supportgroup.“Over the past weekendwe’ve hosted our

first Single Parent Family Conferencewhere single parents were equipped withparenting skills and encouraged.”The church also offers marriage enrich-

ment classes, gender specific ministry aswell as assistance to orphans within thecommunity.The church was originally started under

the banner of The Potters House ChristianChurch before chang-ing the name to theNewDestiny ChristianChurch.The congregation

was started at theBABS Centre, andmoved to the JosephStone Auditorium,Azar Mini Mall, Mur-way Centre, the Ath-lone High School halland now theBridgevillePrimary School hall.The current pastor is

Bassey Bergstedt.Bergstedt has served

as associate pastor toboth American pastorsof the church.Bergstedt is assisted

by Associate PastorTerence Brink and hiswife Chantal.V For more information regarding any of the celebrations, contact Pastor Bergstedt on 076 337 8960 or Pastor Marshall on082 299 1846.

READ INTO IT: Bible Club leaders with the Grade Rs from the community at the Nantes Park.

GIVING BACK: Church member Delmaine Schoonraad serves soup into children in Kewtown.


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mal Day.The parade will start in Keizergracht

Street at 10:00 before making its waythrough the Cape Town CBD.The festival will include a wide array of

pet product vendors and information shar-ing sessions.Also on the agenda are performances by

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Death hikeon pay dayTwelve people die on average every pay

day weekend on the province’s roadsalone.

This is according to Donald Grant, pro-vincial minister of transport and publicworks.Analyses of this year’s fatalities data in-

dicates that road deaths on pay day week-ends spike by as much as 23.6% comparedto other weekends.“While, on average, 3.6 people are killed

every day onWesternCape roads, this risesto an average of 6.2 people per day over payday weekends,” he says.Last month was the worst weekend re-

corded this year, with 26 fatalities over theweekend of 1 August.The following pay day weekend, which

started on 29 August, saw a further 20 peo-ple killed, Grant confirms.He advises motorists, pedestrians and

road users to not become another statistic

by taking the necessary precautions.“Do notmix alcohol and road use,” Grant

warns.“Driving or walking on the roads while

intoxicated is aquickway toanearly grave.Use public transport if you intend drinkingalcohol.”If you are travelling in a vehicle, always

wear your seatbelt and never exceed thespeed limit, he continues.“Exercise extreme caution while driving

on Fridays from 18:00 until midnight, onSaturdays from 06:00 until 10:00, on Satur-days from 18:00 until 04:00 and on Sundaysfrom 15:00 until 21:00.”Greater mobility and increased access to

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LICENCEIn terms of the provisions of Section 32(2) of theWestern CapeGambling and RacingAct, 1996 (Act 4 of 1996), as amended, theWestern Cape Gambling and Racing Board hereby gives notice

that the following application for a bookmaker/totalisator premiseslicence, as provided for in Sections 27(kA)/27(i) and 55(A)/54 of the

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Applicant for new bookmaker MarshallsWorld of Sport (Pty) Ltdpremises licence: t/a MarshallsWorld of Sport

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In the case of written objections to an application, the grounds on whichsuch objections are founded must be furnished.Where comment in respectof an application is furnished, full particulars and facts to substantiate suchcomment must be provided. The name, address and telephone number ofthe person submitting the objection or offering the comment must also beprovided. Comments or objections must reach the Board by no later than16:00 on Friday, 17 October 2014.

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Everybody needsgood neighboursThe Civic Association of Rondebosch Eastand the LanRoe Neighbourhood Watch helda family picnic fundraiser at Windsor Pri-mary School on Saturday.In addition to raising funds for the associ-

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their neighbours.Lansdowne police station commander

Colonel Jan Alexander and ward councillorAnthea Green also attended the event.Live entertainment was provided by local

bands AnOdd Lot, Born of June and the VanDer Schyff Brothers. The stalls weremanned by Lansdowne business people.

GREAT OUTDOORS: Victoria and Beth Chaplinsoak up some sun. PHOTOS: SAMANTHA LEE

BONDING: Safiyah Obaray, Yusrah Hendricks andMuaath Solomons relax on the grass.

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The youngest gangster in Manenberg is on-ly eight years old.

The child has on three occasions beencaught in possession of firearms, policeconfirm.

But a new multi-sectoral approach is be-ing proposed to turn around the lives ofchildren at risk so that they aren’t used aspawns by gangsters.

The plan, which is being compiled byPhilippi andManenberg police, targets eve-ryone from toddlers to adults under 25.

Extramural activities, youth seminars,counselling, job placements and sport de-velopment are but some of the suggested so-lutions being submitted to various provin-cial government departments for buy-in.

Painting a bleak picturePoverty is one of the biggest contributors

to gangsterism, says Philippi Police Stationcommander Lieutenant-Colonel DesmondLaing. “Gangsterism will never go away. Ithas been around since the 1980s and will al-ways be a reality,” he says.

But this doesn’t make the cycle of gang-sterism an accepted reality, Laing insists.

“Youthare enticedby thepowerandmon-ey theyget throughgang involvement.Mur-der and attemptedmurders happenbecausethe root problems – like unemployment anda lack of education – are not addressed.”

Gangs are expensive “businesses”, Laingcontinues. “The youth are cheap labour intheir eyes. They entice them with drugs,money, name brands and women. To someof these children it is a big deal as they comefrom [backgrounds where they have] verylittle,” he says.

Different community, same realityGangsterism is a social problem, says

Manenberg police spokesperson Lieuten-ant Ian Bennett. “We see children as youngas six on drugs,” he says.

An eight-year-old boy has been releasedback into the care of his parents despite be-ing caught with guns and drugs on threetimes. He is a suspected gun runner for theAmericans.

“Gangstersmake use of these young chil-dren because they know they cannot beprosecuted. Parents look to the police to fixit, but we cannot do it alone.”

Starting from the bottomThe multi-sectoral approach should in-

volve community organisations, schools,government departments, residents andlaw enforcement agencies, Laing explains.

“The roleplayers have the resources toimplement structures and programmesthat will help us get the kids back at school,active and off the streets,” he says.

Police hope to include the departments ofJustice, Correctional Services, Education,Sport and Recreation as well as Arts andCulture in the implementation of the plan.

“There just aren’t enough activities forthe youth in these areas,” Bennett insists.

Laing hopes the approach will impact onmore than just the youth.

“We hope to see more parents come for-wardwith informationandgain abetter un-derstanding of the prosecuting process.This is where the Department of Justicewould come in. We need swift prosecutionand assurance that the whistleblowers willbe protected. Many times residents with-draw their testimony because they areafraid,” he says.

Forward thinkingPolice will meet with provincial govern-

ment this week to solidify a partnership.“This will not only benefit the police but

the community as well,” Laing says.

ACTION: Gangsterism is a sad reality in Hanover Park and Manenberg. However, police are compilinga multi-sectoral approach to combat the scourge. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE


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Thursday 9 October.The tournament is an extension of Vuka

Rugby, a rugby development project, on aprovincial level.“Our development projects, under the

nameofVukaRugby, focus onyoungplayersin disadvantaged communities who havetraditionally been excluded from structured

rugby training and grassroots level competi-tion,” saysVukaRugby spokesperson IsmailTeladia.“Our broad aim is to uplift individuals,

and by extension communities, create ad-vancement opportunities for talented play-ers and build a deeper, broader pool of pro-fessional level talent.”The tournament is a joint venture be-

tween the South African Rugby Union andthe South African Rugby Legends Associa-

tion. “[It aims to create] a gateway for play-ers from new, introductory, small, rural,lower-league and non-traditional rugbyschools to participate in a tournament equalin stature to that of the National CravenWeek,” Teladia says.A total of 14 provincial unions – hosts

Western Province, Boland, South WesternDistricts, Eastern Province, Border, KwaZu-lu Natal, Lions, Griquas, Free State, Grif-fons, Blue Bulls, Leopards, Falcons and Pu-

mas – will participate in this year’s instal-ment. “The week promises to be veryexciting and a lot of interest has been shownin it. The coaches and directors from the topfive rugby playing schools in each of the 14rugby unions have been invited to attend toobserve the immense talentwhichwill be ondisplay,” Teladia says.“[It’s] a great opportunity for these young

players to showcase the incredible talentthat is so prevalent in their communities.”

BRIGHT FUTURE: Groenvlei High School’s Tarren-Lee Hercules (left) accepts the trophyfor the most promising team at the Ryan Rasool Memorial Tournament from Li-AnneMervyn. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

CHEERING ON: The Old Mutual Two Oceans FunRun Series was held at the home of Nantes Run-ning Club in Silvertown, Athlone, on Saturday.Youths completed the 2.1km or 5km race. HereNantes RC senior Craig Ross encourages RayyaanLiederman (9) over the finish line during the 5kmevent. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

ACHIEVEMENT: Athlone resident Faseegah Lakaywas the first female runner of Nantes RunningClub to finish the Cape Town Marathon. The racewas her first marathon and she finished it in atime of 05:04:03. Lakay took up running in Febru-ary and already completed the Two Oceans HalfMarathon in April. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

IN THE NICKOF TIME: Vio-lets RFC play-er NoegmaanSamaai man-ages to passthe ball be-fore a tacklefrom Kraai-fontein RFC’sDewald Es-terhuizenduring a Su-per League Band C promo-tion/relega-tion match atCity Park inAthlone onWednesday24 Septem-ber. Violetswere 31-12victors andwon promo-tion to SuperLeague B.PHO-TO: RASHIEDISAACS

ON THE RUN:The City ofCape Town, inpartnershipwith CentralHockey Club,the WesternProvince Hock-ey Union andthe South Afri-can Hockey As-sociation, host-ed the YouthHockey Festivalat VygieskraalHockey Com-plex in Athloneon Wednesday24 September.Here AneeqahCarlsen (in yel-low) and IanOlifant battlefor possessionduring an un-der-11 match.PHOTO: RASHIEDISAACS

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Westridge Hightakes the spoilsHosts Westridge High School were

crowned the winners of the fifth annu-al Ryan Rasool Memorial Cup after a

1-0 victory over defending champions Mon-dale High in Mitchell’s Plain on Saturday.Muzammel Thorne was the only player to

find the net and led to his side’s victory overthe two-time champions in the winners’ sec-tion.The tournament saw 32 under-19 school

teamsdobattle for the covetedyouth footballtrophy at Westridge High School over twoweekends. The Mr Price Foundation is thetournament’s title sponsors.Meanwhile, Groote Schuur High School

were crowned Keenan Smith Plate winnersafter their 2-0 win over Oval North HighSchool. The Newlands school also picked uptwo individual awards including the top

goalscorer and coach of the tournament. Inthe shield section, Princeton High won theDesmond Riddles Shield after they beatCloetesvilleHigh 4-2 on penalties, after regu-latory time finished with the scores dead-locked at 0-0.Lansdowne’s Groenvlei High School was

named the tournament’s most promisingteam, while Belgravia High School’s Samod-ienMaywas elected as the player of the tour-nament.Groote Schuur High’s Darren Nelson won

theGoldenBootAward for being the top goalscorer and the school’s coach,MarkOlckers,was named the best coach.The Golden Glove Award was handed to

Gideon Hawes of Mondale High School forhis outstanding performances between thesticks.

CELEBRATIONS: The under-19 soccer team of Westridge High School celebrate their victory in theRyan Rasool Memorial Cup. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

HEAD OVER HEELS: Westridge High School goalkeeper lands safely after punching the ball awayfrom challenging Belgravia High player Antonio Vannacare (in white) and Westridge High School’sJade Herbert during a Ryan Rasool Memorial Cup semi-final on Saturday. Westridge were 1-0 victors.

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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