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amper geskors is.Sam Pienaar het tot Maandag 17:00 kans

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het nie, en ook nie sy deelname aan ’n weer-mag-geleide slagting wat die lewe van driejongmense geëis het nie.Dié inval, bekend as die Trojaanse Perd-

inval, is in Oktober 1985 van stapel gestuuren Pienaar se aandeel daarin het hom voordie Waarheids- en Versoeningskommissielaat beland.Dit was egter sy verswyging van hierdie

inligtingwat homamper sy pos,wat homdiepolitieke oorsiener van dele van Bellville enParow maak, gekos het.

Pienaar het verlede Donderdag, toe daardie eerste keer oor sy betrokkenheid by diéinval berig is, by navraag aan TygerBurgergesê dat hy weldra sou reageer.

“Baie dankie vir jou vriendelike navraag.Ek sal ter gelegener tyd daarop antwoord.”

Liza Albrecht, DA-woordvoerder, hetMaandag aan TygerBurger gesê dié partywil nie “kommentaar lewer oor die ‘relevan-sie van die aantygings’ nie”.

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dag oorhandig waarin die voorneme omhom te skors, uiteengesit word,” het Al-brecht gesê.

“Die rede hiervoor is die volgende: ‘Daarword beweer dat jy inligting weerhou hetvan die party ten opsigte van jou aktiwiteiteas bevelvoerder in die voormalige Suid-Afri-kaanse Weermag, veral met betrekking tot1985 se Trojaanse Perd-slagting.’ Dit is diegronde waarop die Party hom voorneem omPienaar te skors, hangende ’n ondersoek.”

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VERVOLG VAN BLADSY 1

Dié operasie het behels dat lede van dieweermag hulself in treinwaens versteek enby twee geleenthede uitgespring en op sta-kers losgebrand het.In een van dié skermutselings in Athlone

het JonathanClaasen (21), ShaunMagmoed(15) en Michael Miranda (11) op 15 Oktober1985 gesterf.Na berig is, het dié party Pienaar se ant-

woord teen sy spertyd ontvang en teenDinsdag dié antwoord oorweeg.Totdat die party se PUK sy beslissing be-

reik en sy ondersoek voltooi het, mag Pie-naar intussen met sy amptelike pligte asraadslid voortgaan.Dié subraad sluit wyke 2, 9, 10, 12 en 22

in, en dek die volgende voorstede Bellville,Bellville-Suid, Sackssirkel-nywerheidsge-bied, Glenhaven, Bellrail, Dunrobin, Pa-row-Noord en -Oos, Ravensmead, Belhar,Uitsig, die Parow-nywerheidsgebied en dieMalawi-kamp.

Sam Pienaar FOTO: MICHELLE LINNERT

Opleiding vir volwassenesDie Abet-skool in Bishop Lavis bied nourekenaaropleiding aan om volwassenes tebemagtig vir die werkplek. LavistownLearning Centre bied dié werksplek-vaar-dighede aan. Die rekenaaropleiding duurdaagliks oor twee weke tussen 15:00 en17:00. Dié kursus akkommodeer ookwerkendes en hul opleiding begin vanaf18:00. Opleiding vind plaas by dieHoërskool Bishop Lavis en begin vanaf31 Januarie en weer vanaf 15 Februarie.V Kontak 073 033 7261 vir meer inligting.

Prefects parade: Boundary Primary in Bonteheuwel proudly hosted the induction oftheir prefects this week and launched the theme of “Change is good – change is better”for the new school year. Here head girl Nicole Cloete and head boy Clement Windvogelget ready to sign their pledges to carry out their duties with prefects coordinator KayRoberts (left) and the principal, Sharon Roberts. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

The City of Tygerberg Choir is looking fornew voices of all ages to be a part of their2016 programme.The choir is planning to performVierne’s

organ mass in the Bishop’s Chapel as wellas being the demonstration choir for an in-ternational symposium early in the year.

The City of Tygerberg Choir, practisingonTuesday evenings from 19:00 in Bellville,offers a great environment to make musicfriends and enter aworld of soundwith like-minded people.V For more information, or to book an audition, callRyian on 073 172 6823 for an audition.

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Call for residents to take to the streets ‘to get our streets back’GARY VAN DYK

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Concerned about crime? Take to the streetsin Bellville South on Saturday 6 February.Heading this call is David Sias, chairper-

son of the Bellville South Community Polic-ing Forum (CPF).“Enough is enough! Our community in

Bellville South will not be held hostage bycriminals,” he said.The motivation for this initiative follows

several brutal murders of opposing gangmembers in Bellville South in the past fewmonths and reports that gang violenceerupted in turf wars where several drughouses and scores of illegal shebeens flour-ish.Sias said that too many community mem-

bers said they live in fear.“This week the CPF put out the call for

mass community mobilisation, calling forsupport from all community organisations,including churches, with strong actionagainst gangsterism and drugs in the Bell-ville South policing area.“Gang violence erupted a few months ago

in the area, where several young men be-longing toopposinggangswerebrutally shotand killed in what appears to be revenge at-tacks.”Sias added that theCPFhad spoken to resi-

dents who did not want to be named aboutthe fear that has gripped the community.“We stay indoors after dark. We do not al-

low our children out of the house after theycome from school.“The gangsters have guns and at night we

can hear the gunfire. Sometimes there areshootings in the early mornings too. Wewant this to stop.Wewant our streets backand we will send a strong message to thesethugs,” said a mother of three.“The CPF will work closely with the po-

lice and other law enforcement agencies tosqueeze these criminal elements out ofBellville South,” continued Sias.“We request and call upon all organisa-

tions, churches and community membersto join us in making Bellville South a saferplace for all to work and live.“We also call on all citizens to come for-

ward with and give the police informationon any criminal activities. The people ofBellville South must send a clear messageto the criminals that their time is up.”The march on Saturday 6 February will

start in Iscor Street at noon, ending in FrankLouwParkafterwinding through the streetsin the area.V You can sms or whatsapp your support for themarch to 073 3152 128.

‘N1 Stad moet sysekerheid opknap’BRENDEN RUITER

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DieN1Stad-winkelsentrumsal sy seker-heidstelsels moet opknap sodat besoe-kers veiliger kan voel.

Hierdie versoek kom van die plaaslikebuurtwag ná die MTN-selfoonwinkel Son-dag deur vier gewapende mans beroof is.Volgens die polisie het vier gewapende

mans die winkel net voor 10:00 ingestap enpersoneel aangehou.Werkers is toe die stooringeneem waar ’n onbekende aantal selfonein sakke gepak en gesteel is. Niemand is ty-dens die voorval beseer nie en die mans hetvermoedelik in ’n wit VW Golf gevlug.Kapt. F.C. van Wyk, provinsiale polisie-

woordvoerder, sê die polisie kan in dié stadi-um net die roof bevestig. “’n Saak van besig-heidsroofwordondersoekenniemand isnogin hegtenis geneem nie,” sê Van Wyk.Nazeem Israel, kommunikasiebeampte

van die buurtwag in Goodwood, sê die roofmaak hulle bekommerd.“N1 Stad is ’n plek wat deur inwoners van

Goodwood en elders op ’n daaglikse basis be-soek word. Hoe kan mense rustig inkopiesdoen as dit so maklik is vir rowers om toete slaan? Ek sal nie met vrede in my hartgaan inkopies doen as die moontlikheid be-

staan dat swaar gewapende mans my kanaanval nie.“Ons wil dus ’n beroep op die sentrumbe-

stuur doen om so goumoontlik sekerheid opte skerp ten einde die gemeenskap te be-skerm. Die sentrum is op private grond enhoewel die buurtwag die omgewing rondomdie sentrum kan patrolleer, is die sentrumse sekerheidsmense primêr verantwoordlikvir die beveiliging van besoekers.“Onsvoorstel souwees omdiekringtelevi-

sie-stelsel verder uit te brei en meer seker-heidswagte aan te stel. Goodwood se mensekan nie deur rowers gyselaar gehou en ver-hoed word om ongehinderd met hul lewensaan te gaan nie.”Israel sê hy is dankbaar niemand is in die

voorval beseer nie.“Dit wil voorkom of die rooftogte al hoe

meer gewelddadig raak. Ons doen ’n beroepop inwoners omhul oë enoreoop tehouwan-neer hulle enige winkel, nie net sentrumsnie, besoek,” sê Israel.DieMTN-winkel se deure is sedert Sondag

gesluit en die bestuur kon nie vir kommen-taar bereikwordnie. ’nWerknemerby ’nna-bygeleë winkel het by navraag gesê MTNgaan vandag weer oopmaak.Die sentrumbestuur het teen druktyd nie

op navrae gereageer nie.

Thieves were thwarted when they could notget away with this stack of decoders thatwas all ready for their getaway.

Burglars left empty handedafter quick police reactionThieves were thwarted when Bishop La-vis police responded to a call at a localmall on Friday.Officers were patrolling the street at

about 00:45 when they were notified of analarm going off at Pep Stores in the mallin Charlesville.CaptainMarie Louw, Communications

officer at Bishop Lavis, said that whenthey arrived at the premises, everythinglooked in order, but they were deter-mined to make sure everything was as itseemed.“The officers then saw that an exit door

of the centre was standing open. Furtherinvestigation revealed that the padlock ofthe big sliding gate at the back wassnapped.“Further investigation revealed bags

and boxes in a passage at the back of themall that the thieves were planning tosteal.”The officers called for backup with the

Dog Unit assisting the officers.The following search revealed three se-

curity guards handcuffed in the securityoffice and the door to Pep Stores wideopen.Unfortunately the suspects had already

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Left, right, forward, march!The Bishop Lavis Cadets have started their

activities for the new year led by PeterJohnson, right, at Elsbury Primary School.

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tion call Johnson on 074 626 7102.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Over 550 arrests inBlue Downs clusterMembers of the Blue Downs police

cluster executed several arrestsover the past week.

Captain Frederick van Wyk, provincialpolice spokesperson, said on Monday a to-tal of 551 arrests were made, most of themrelating to drugs.

“The police also confiscated mandraxtablets to the value of R2 400, tik worthR10 000, dagga worth R2 000 and several li-tres of alcohol,” Van Wyk said.

Van Wyk says 44 of the arrests werewanted suspects, apprehended during trac-ing operations.

Suspects were arrested for crimes in-cluding murder, assault, drunk driving,malicious damage to property, house-breaking, theft and the possession of an un-licensed firearm.

According to Brigadier Vincent Beaton,

cluster commander, the past week’s opera-tions were primarily focused on the eradica-tion of firearms.

His staff seized 10 firearms and 84 roundsof ammunition within the cluster.

Beaton said the police are making a defi-nite impact as some of the suspects are usingreal-like toy guns when committing robber-ies.

A zip gun and 10 replica toy guns wereseized.

A total of 76 of the suspects were kept inpolice cells overnight for committing less se-rious crimes including being drunk in pub-lic and riotous behaviour. They were re-leased on fines.

The Blue Downs cluster comprises theKleinvlei, Kuils River, Mfuleni, Ravens-mead, Elsies River, Belhar and BellvilleSouth police stations.

Belhar police are looking for informa-tion about two shootings.

On Thursday 19 January at 09:30 a 42-year-old man came under fire when sev-eral shots were fired at him, in FrostStreet Extension 13, Belhar.

The victim ended up with wounds inhis right leg, arm and hip while his4-year-old daughter also suffered awound to her right leg.

Both victims were taken to a nearbyhospital where they were stabilised.

Police recovered seven spent cartridg-es at the scene, but no arrests have beenmade yet.

The suspects fled the scene.Police are investigating two charges of

attempted murder.In another shooting at 15:45, on the cor-

ner of Anrieth and Molteno Way a 31-year-old man became the victim of an at-tempted murder when several shotswere fired at him.

He escaped serious injury and onlysuffered a broken arm. Police recoveredeight spent cartridges on the scene andare investigating a charge of attemptedmurder and the possibility that the inci-dent might have a gang-related link andno arrests have been made.V Anyone with information with regard to bothcases can contact the investigating officer, De­tective Sergeant Themba Xesi on 021 953 8100or 072 697 1110.

Girl (4) escapes shooting

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Hard work anddedication haveled to somepride withpromotions atBishop LavisSAPS. Twoofficers werepromoted tosergeant at theend of last year.Here stationcommissionerBrigadierChristopherJones congratu­lates MorneOliphant, whowas left para­lysed after aswimmingaccident, on hisachievement.

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With 2016 in full swing and a new gen-eration entering the educationalstream, parents have a part to play

in motivating the new learners.Helping parents establish a regular read-

ing routine with their children, and renew-ing their own commitment to root a cultureof reading, is Nal’ibali, the national reading-for-enjoyment campaign, that has issued its2016 Story Power Promise.

Designed as a commitment pledge for bothparents and children to sign, the promiseoutlines commitments made by the cam-paign to help parents and caregivers acrossthe country establish reading habits withthe children in their lives. It also includescorresponding promises for adults and chil-dren to assist them in building new readinghabits and maintaining and growing exist-ing ones.

“Reading and sharing stories with chil-

dren is one of the most powerful gifts youcan give them,” explains Jade Jacobsohn,managing director of Nal’ibali.

“Not only does it help to develop children’sliteracy skills, it also fires up those parts ofthe brain concerned with imagination, emo-tion, sensation and movement.

“Ultimately it helps to create the neuralcircuits that enable sophisticated thinkingand reasoning, helping children to do wellat school.”

Founded in 2012 by PRAESA (the Projectfor the study of alternative education inSouth Africa) and the DG Murray Trust,Nal’ibali has been working with a growingnumber of partners to get everyone in SouthAfrica excited about reading and storytel-ling in English and other home languages.

The campaign has achieved significantsuccess through sustained mentoring andcollaboration with communities, reading

clubs, literacy organisations and volunteersof all ages and has grown to include 810 read-ing clubs since its inception.

It is also helping to grow the library ofSouth African children’s literature and sto-ries through its bi-weekly reading-for-enjoy-ment newspaper supplement and weekly ra-dio stories. To date Nal’ibali has produced51 stories, and in 2016 aims to add to this witha further eight stories.

“We have made our promise to the nationto assist and support children and adults inbecoming strong and powerful readersthrough the development, translation anddistribution of literacy materials as well ason-the-ground support and we hope thatthey will join us on our literacy journey in2016 as we work together to grow a nationthat reads,” continued Jacobsohn.

The Story Power promise forms part of thecampaign’s broader Story Power campaign

with the clear message that anyone canshare a story anytime, anywhere. And, un-derpinning the Nal’ibali methodology is theidea that reading for enjoyment reaps thebest rewards as children who have enjoya-ble storytelling and reading experienceswith caregivers at home show more motiva-tion to read on their own.

With this in mind the campaign is askingfamilies to make reading a fun part of everyday this year by reading and sharing storiestogether for just 15 minutes in their homelanguages. Stories in a range of South Afri-can languages are available from Nal’ibali’sweb and mobisites, as are tips and ideas onhow to read and share them.V Nal’ibali will be distributing the special promise tomembers of its network of reading clubs and is avail­able for download by members of the public fromNal’ibali’s web and mobisites, www.nalibali.org andwww.naliabli.mobi.

Reading one of most powerful gifts

Sounds of the Nations Cape Town willhost their next School of Worship fromSaturday 6 February until Saturday 23April.

The school began last year and saw40 students from 20 different churchesgraduate from the programme.

This year, the school moves toWoodstock with classes taking placeat Platinum Studios, giving studentsthe opportunity to learn about record-ing their worship songs at the on-sitestudio facilities.V Visit www.sotncapetown.com or email in­fo@ sotncapetown.com for registration ormore information about the course.

New opportunityfor SOTN students

BRENDEN RUITER@ruitervaniewind

Werksoekers by die ingang van Ruyter-wacht is steeds ’n groot probleem.

Dié mense sit van vroeg tot laat op diehoek van Jonkershoekweg met hul bouge-reedskap en wag tot mense hulle optel omverskillende take te verrig. Die belasting-betalersvereniging van die dorp voel hoe-wel dit die mense se demokratiese reg isom na werk te soek waar hulle wil, hulteenwoordigheid ongewens is.

Danny Bolton, voorsitter van die vereni-ging, sê hulle vrees vir die veiligheid vandie werksoekers. “Sedert ’n heining langs

die pad opgerig is, sit baie van die werksoe-kers in die pad. Daar bestaan ’n wesenlikegevaar dat een van hulle deur ’n motorraakgery kan word. Ons sê nie die mensemoet nie vir werk soek nie, maar hullemoet op ’n plek staan wat minder gevaar-lik is,” sê Bolton.

Volgens Bolton is daar elke dag gemid-deld 50 mense wat saamdrom. “Daar is nieopenbare toiletgeriewe nie, so hulle doensommer hul ding net waar hulle wil. Ditis onhigiënies en dit lyk nie goed vir diedorp nie. Wat is die eerste beeld wat mensesien as hulle die dorp inkom? ’n Klompmense wat rond sit of staan en hul toiletbe-hoeftes net daar langs die pad bevredig,”

sê ’n bekommerde Bolton. Hy sê die wortelvan die kwaad is ondernemings uit anderdorpe wat van die dienste van die werksoe-kers gebruik maak. “As hulle nie die men-se optel nie, sal hulle nie meer daar staannie. Ons verstaan werkloosheid is ’n grootprobleem in Richwood en omgewing, maarons kan nie een probleem oplos deur ’n an-der te skep nie.” Bolton sien lig aan die ein-de van die tonnel met die koms van ’n ont-wikkeling. Daar is ’n suksesvolle grondeisop die grond langs Richwood ingedien endie ontwikkeling gaan eersdaags begin.

“Die ontwikkelaars het voorgeneem omvan plaaslike arbeid gebruik te maak,” sêBolton.

Werksoekers is groot probleem

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GETS keeps growing

The GETS organisation in Bonteheuwel makes the community aware of their needs withmarches and various projects throughout the year.

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

Last year was a busy one for a Down Syn-drome awareness project in Bonteheuwel,but beware – there’s more action in 2016.

Genes to Success (GETS) is calling on allparents or caregivers in Bonteheuwel andsurrounding areas with Down Syndromechildren to join them in their programmesand projects.Faseega Coetzee, founder member of

GETS, said that one of the highlights of lastyear was the start of their physiotherapysessions at the Multi-purpose centre inBonteheuwel.

“This will be happening again this yearand after having a meeting with LetitiaRustin of the UCT physiotherapy depart-ment at Groote Schuur Hospital, it wasagreed that from February UCT’s fourthyear students will start their sessions onMondays and Thursdays,” she said.“These sessions will be running from

13:00 to 15:00 and are very beneficial to theparticipants.”

Coetzee also stated that they were verybusy throughout the festive season recap-

ping their successes and planning for thenew year.“Flyers and information went out to par-

ents with special needs children. We hopethey will make use of this opportunity as itwill only benefit their children in future.”She further stated that they are working

on setting up ameetingwith the UCT speechtherapy department.“If thismeeting is successful,wewill hope-

fully have speech therapy sessions at theVanguard Health Centre.“Our objective within GETS is to promote

awareness of people with Down Syndromeand other intellectual disabilities.“We also have interaction with other spe-

cial needs people and want to include themin our rehabilitation services.“The ultimate aim is show the world that

the disabled have their part to play in socie-ty.“Wepray that yearwill bemore successful

and that our community will be more re-sponsive to the needs of our special needspeople and children.”V For more information about the organisation callFaseega Coetzee on 073 779 4457 or Marlene Juliuson 072 888 0678.

Snake bites rife this summer

The presence of puff adders (pictured) and Cape cobras has seen an increase in the number ofsnake bites in pets, says a local veterinary hospital with several branches across the Peninsula.Snake bite treatment is a very expensive affair, but can save the life of a pet.

MICHELLE LINNERT@linnertmb

Snakes soaking up the sun and slither-ing away from veld fires often end upin residential backyards,making them

a serious adversary to domestic pets.Because of this, veterinarians Ryan Nor-

rie andNolanMoss at the TygerbergAnimalHospital say their hospital has recently seenan increase in the number of snake bites inpets.

“We have definitely seen an increase insnake bites this year,” Moss says. “Thereseems to be an increase across the Cape Pen-insula.”

He sayswhilenoaccuratenumbers areyetavailable, the largest chunk of the bites aretaking place close to Table Mountain.

The reasons are simple, Moss says.“Snakes aremore active in hot, dryweather,which may account for the increased num-bers recently.”

Fires send snakes fleeing to gardens, housesNorrie agrees: “Snakes are cold-blooded

animals that raise their body temperatureby lying in the sun or lower it by crawlinginto the shade. So this means snake biteswill be less likely to happen in winter timeas the snakes are hibernating.“Also something to think about is all of the

fires we are experiencing – you find thatmost wildlife will move to safer areas, andthis could be your back garden or even yourhouse,” Norrie says.They have seen mostly Cape cobra or puff

adder snake bites over the last two months,Moss adds.He explains a bit more about the chemical

reactions causedby the two toxins: “Cape co-bras are neurotoxic and cause paralysis ofthe respiratory muscles, leading to death.Puff adders are cytotoxic and bites cause se-

vere tissue swelling, with fluid, blood andprotein loss.“In both cases anti-venom treatment redu-

ces the severity of clinical signs but must begiven in the early stages,” Moss says.According to him, cobra bite victims need

to be placed on a ventilator, normally for oneto three days, and they require intensivecare, while puff adder victims often developshock and multiple organ failure, requiringintensive care and usually multiple plasmaand blood transfusions.And treatment is not cheap.“The cost of treatment ... can escalate be-

yond R30 000 in some cases. Many animalsunfortunately die before they are presentedto the clinic.”

Moss adds cobra bites that are treated ag-gressively and early, usually have a morepromising outcome, but not so with puff ad-der bites.

“Evenwith aggressive treatment the prog-nosis forpuff adderbites is alwaysguarded,”Moss says. “I recently treated a staff mem-ber’s dog that required four blood transfu-sions, six plasma transfusions, and tookover one month to fully recover,” he says.Norrie says they’ve seen some really sad cas-es, but it’s not all doom and gloom.

“Most of the time if a pet pulls throughfrom such an attack there are hardly any aft-er-effects, but possible scarring or muscleloss from dead tissue has been seen.

“You won’t see it very often, but if a pa-

tient was bitten on an extremity and to savethe pet’s life, amputation can be an option,”he says.“We have seen some heartbreaking cases

where the outcome was death. In one casewe had two rottweilers that were bitten bythe same snake andboth dogswere put downdue to their state,” says Norrie.

Owners need to keep clearHe addswhen pets are bitten, owners need

to keep clear of the snakes to avoid being bit-ten themselves. So how can owners avoidpets getting bitten?

“There is no way of avoiding snake bitesat home short of permanently housing thepet,” says Moss.Pet owners need to be aware of the risks

when taking their animals on walks, andadds they need to learn to identify the twosnakes.“Neither snake is particularly aggressive.

Pet owners should never attempt to confronta snake,” Moss says.

Once bitten, time is of the essence, espe-cially where the Cape cobra is concerned.“Only a few veterinary practices stock an-

ti-venomdue to its high cost, and fewer prac-tices still have 24-hour care and ventilators,for the same reason.

“Pet owners should acquaint themselveswith practices that are able to treat snakebites. If a pet is bitten by either snake, theyshould immediately be transported to a 24-hour facility that possesses a ventilator andstocks anti-venom.”Norrie says their facility is one of few that

stocks the required anti-venom and is openat all hours. “The anti-venom we have onstock is the same used on humans. Pleasenote that it is a very expensive medication.”V Has your pet been the unfortunate victim of asnake bite? Let TygerBurger know about your experi­ence at briewe@tygerburger.co.za.

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City clinics getFreeCall linesFreeCall lines have been installed at 24

of the City of Cape Town’s health clin-ics across the city, including the clin-

ics in Blue Downs, Eerste River, Wesbank,Bothasig, Durbanville and Parow.‘‘Residents can now report general ser-

vice delivery issues while waiting to beseen by clinic staff. More importantly, thishas the potential to be a valuable tool forour Health Directorate. If a client has aproblem at the clinic, they can log that con-cernormakeanysuggestions to address theissue in real time. To date, client concernshave been dealt with at clinic level. Thisopens up a whole new world of possibili-ties,’’ says the City’s Mayco member forhealth, Siyabulela Mamkeli.

FreeCall lines were first introduced in2012 as ameans of allowing residents in dis-advantaged areas to communicate with theCity’s call centre free of charge for generalenquiries and to report service requests. Todate, 142 FreeCall lines have been installedat municipal buildings, housing offices,cash offices and libraries.The City’s Mayco member for corporate

services, Xanthea Limberg added: ‘‘We arepleased that our roll-out of FreeCall lines atCity clinics will aid residents to provideconstructive feedback to the City so we canensure that our residents receive the quali-ty health care they deserve.“This has the potential to further im-

prove our services.’’

Eyes front! Bramble Way Primary in Bonteheuwel is proud of their drill squad that hasbeen chosen to lead the annual blessing of the schools service that will be held at theChurch of the Resurrection on Sunday. Some of their members will also be part of the drillsquad of the Peace and Goodwill Christmas Band that will be taking part in competitionsin Worcester later this month. With drum major Zico George at attention they are seenhere getting some training from band chairperson Gregory George (white cap) and assist­ants Cameron Visagie and Lee Taylor. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Street safety to be priorityGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Safety on the streets must become a pri-ority in Delft and surrounding areas.That is the wish of Colonel Heidie de

Jager, acting station commander for theDelft precinct.“I want the public in Delft to be more

safety conscious and to enhance theirown safety,” she said last week after re-viewing incidents in the area.She stated that her primary concern

currently is to address rape, sexual as-saults, house robberies and car hijack-ings.“Since the beginning of December to

18 January 31 cases of rape were report-ed, three of sexual assault and two of at-tempted rape,” she said.“Six cases of house robbery were re-

ported and seven incidents of car hijack-ing.“When it comes to the rape cases,most

of them involved the abuse of alcohol. Inmany cases the victim knows the attack-er or they come from shebeens andwakeup naked.“With regard to the cases of sexual as-

sault, parental supervision is of utmostimportance where minors need protec-tion and are most vulnerable.”She also pointed out that in respect of

house robberies toomany houses are in-adequately protected.“In too many cases the suspects are

able to kick open the doors easily, or thecomplainants allege that when theywoke up the suspects were already intheir house.“People must start investing in safety

measures such as burglar bars and safe-ty gates to enhance their safety.”Car hijackings have also become ama-

jor concern.“Drivers must also be more aware, es-

pecially when they are alone, becausethat is when these culprits strike.“People coming home late at night

must also be aware not to leave theircars idling while opening gates or gara-ges.“Extra care and caution should also be

practised when operating in isolatedareas.”De Jager requested that the public en-

sure they take precautionary measures,particularly at night or when they arealone.“Victims must also do their utmost to

identify the perpetrators of crimes, bybeing aware of their surroundings and/or to take note of identifying featuressuch as scars, tattoos, and any outstand-ing features of suspects.“When accosted by armed suspects it

is important not to resist, that one stayscalm, stay focused and make every at-tempt to take note of outstanding bodilyor identifying marks that could assist inthe investigation and identification ofthe perpetrators.”

The Sunflower Fund is appealing to all rid-ers takingpart in theCapeTownCycleTouron 6 March to join its Miles4Marrow cam-paign and help with fund-raising.The Sunflower Fund educates and regis-

ters stem cell donors. Money raised will beused to cover the recruitment costs to ex-tend the SouthAfricanBoneMarrowRegis-try of committed donors.Thiswill give patients suffering from leu-

kaemia and other life-threatening blood

disorders, a better chance of finding amatching bone marrow stem cell donor.Athletes who may be participating in the

Cape TownCycle Tour orwhomay be inter-ested in purchasing a charity bond, whichalso forms part of the Miles4Marrow cam-paign, are invited to contact Rasheda vanden Hurk on 021 701 0661 or send an emailto Rasheda@sunflowrefund.org.za.V For more information or how to become a donor,visit www.sunflowerfund.org.za.

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Fifty years after the destruction of Dis-trict Six, David Kramer has assembleda talented cast to pay homage to the vi-

brant culture that once defined the area.Over 60 000 residents were relocated from

District Six in the 1960s after it was declareda white group area. A way of life was de-stroyed. Today hardly anything remains ofwhat was once a thriving, densely populat-ed, multi-ethnic and multicultural commu-nity.Eric Abraham and the Fugard Theatre, lo-

cated in District Six, will pay tribute to theplace and its people withDistrict Six – Kana-la, a musical directed by Kramer.While previews start onTuesday2Februa-

ry already, the show will enjoy its premieronThursday 11 February, exactly fifty yearsafter the 1966 declaration.Kramer, who together with his theatre

partner, Taliep Petersen, created hugelysuccessful musicals like District Six, Fairy-land and Kat and the Kings, will celebratethe vibrant musical culture found in thestreets, halls, hotels, clubs and bioscopes of1960s District Six.

“Kanalawill be myway of celebrating thememory of some of the amazing talents fromDistrict Six that I met and worked with overthe past three decades – people like Taliep,Salie Daniels, Cyril Valentine, Billy Jaftha,Dougie Schrikker, Al Hendricks, Zayn Ad-am as well as Richard Rive and Vincent Kol-be,” he says. These stalwarts shared theirrecollections of Distric SixwithKramer, butanewgenerationof starswill bring their sto-ries to the stage.The cast includes Loukmaan Adams,

Bianca le Grange, Carlo Daniels, EdithPlaatjies, SneDladla, NatashaHess andCleoRaatus, who will be accompanied by a six-piece live band under the leadership of saxo-phonist Don Vino Prins and the guidance ofmusical director Alistair Izobell.Tickets for the preview performances

from Tuesday 2 to Wednesday 10 Februarycost R130 each when booking through thebox office on 021 461 4554. Tickets for the restof the run at Computicket.V TygerBurger wants to hear about your memoriesof District Six. Send an email to lsteyl@media24.comwith your story.

Kramer assemblescast for District Six

Bianca le Grange and Loukmaan Adams aretwo of the stars of District Six­Kanala.

Brideswho tied the knot last year haveuntil 7 February to enter the ParowCentre and TygerBurger WeddingDress competition.We are looking for the perfect wed-

dinggown–be it classic, sophisticated,traditional or eccentric – it depends onhow it looked on you!Finalistswill win their share of priz-

es worth R7 000.Entry forms are available from the

Parow Centre info desk (oppositeCheckers).Brides need to complete the entry

form and attach a full length photo ofthemselves in their wedding gownsand drop it off in the entry box at theinfo desk.A copy of the high resolution photo

must also be e-mailed to karis@evolu-tiontrust.co.za before 14:00 on 7 Febru-ary.Ten finalists will be selected to par-

ticipate in a live wedding dress show-case in the Markham Court at ParowCentre on 27 February with SaskiaFalken as MC.V For more information, terms and conditions,go to www.parowcentre.co.za.

Win great prizes ifyour gown still fits

When Philani Dladla cracked openhis first book – a heavy politicalread – he had no idea he’d one daybecome a published author him-self.As a 12-year-old boy reading The

Last White Parliament by Frederikvan Zyl Slabbert, he also had no in-kling of the journey he would haveto endure to write his own book.It was this journey that Dladla

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der the Nelson Mandela Bridge inJohannesburg, trapped in drug ad-diction. It was his love for books,inspired when he was 12, which ul-timately saved him.His first book was a gift on his

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worked as a health caregiver. Butthe freedom that camewith the paycheque saw him experimentingwith drugs.“It was something I didn’t have

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of control, and he started sellinghis possessions to buy drugs whenhe ran out of money.“Drugs changed my life. I de-

pended on them. I could go dayswithout eating, but I couldn’t gofourhourswithout drugs. I soldmythings and eventually, when Icouldn’t pay my rent anymore, Iwas kicked out.”The only place Dladla felt he

could go was the bridge, where helived with other drug users. Whenhe arrived, he was forced to handover his clothes as “rent”.“They told me nothing was for

nothing. Living on the street isdangerous. People fight over sim-ple things. You see people dyingfrom drugs. It’s everyman for him-self,” he says.But he managed to hang onto his

books, and eventually he started tosell them to make a living.Dladla would review each book,

selling them to passing motorists

with prices determined by howgood each book was.“I hadnothing left. All I hadwere

my books. I had to work with whatI had,” he says.One day, Dladla was spotted by

a young filmmaker, who produceda documentary on his “mobilebookshop”.“I shared my story. By that time

I was nine months clean and run-ning a soup kitchen for my friends

living under the bridge with themoney I would have spent ondrugs. Iwas also running a readingclub for children in Joubert Park,near where I lived,” he says.The documentary spurred an in-

flux of donations which allowedhim to expand the reading club andteach children computer skills.“Working with kids is always a

nice experience.We read and I helpthem with homework,” he says.But he has had to leave some

friends behind along the way.“It’s hard to help someone who

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published. When I was living onthe street I would write down ev-erything that happened, hopingone day someone would come andpublish it,” he says.“But I didn’t write it to make

money. I wrote it to tell the story.I’ve always loved telling storiesand, even in the hard times, put-ting a smile on someone’s face us-ing books.”

His love of reading saved him from despair

Philani Dladla has written a book, The Pavement Bookworm, about howbooks helped him quit his drug addiction and move off the streets.

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Woensdag, 27 Januarie 2016 SPORT TYGERBURGER Elsiesrivier 15

The 99er Cycle Tour, the third largest cy-cling race in the Western Cape, takesplace in and around Durbanville on

Saturday 6 February.Starting and finishing at the Durbanville

Race Course, the race will be competed overa 102km or a 64km distance.

The 102km event is an official premierseeding event of the 2017 Cape Town CycleTour. Online entries close on 1 February.

Late entries can be done at the registra-

tion points and on race day at the start atthe Durbanville Race Course.

The event also hosts a special kiddies bikeride for those aged five to 10 years. Entriescan be done via www.99er.co.za, at any Com-puticket outlet or at the start.

Each rider will receive a medal and cool-drink.

The City of Cape Town will repair potholes on Van Schoorsdrif Road prior to raceday. For the safety of the 99er cyclists they

have also appointed a contractor to redo var-ious sections on this stretch of road.

Philadelphia Road is also being repairedas part of a provincial maintenance con-tract. The City promises that these roadswill be ready and safe for cycling conditionson race day.

As granted in 2015, Vissershok Road (M48)will be closed for vehicle traffic on race dayfrom the N7 to the Meerendal wine estateturn-off. The road closure will be from 07:00

till 13:00 and in the direction towards Dur-banville only. This is to allow the 99er cy-clists to safely negotiate Vissers-hok Roadfor the last stretch to the finish on OdendaalRoad in Aurora.

Tygerberg Road (M13) will serve as alter-native route into Durbanville. Delays can beexpected on St Johns Road, Vissershok Way,Koeberg Road, Plein Street, Protea Way andBoland Way from 06:00 till 08:00.V Visit www.99er.co.za for more details.

99er is on for 64, 102km on 6 Feb

SA hooks Canada in hockey series: Nqobile Ntuli (SA) and Adam Froese (Canada) both trying to get control of a high ball on Satur­day. SA won the game 2­0. The Hartleyvale Summer Series is currently underway and will conclude on Sunday when WP men take onCanada. The game starts at 18:00. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

SAREL BURGER

Brackenfell, Milnerton en HS Bellville seo.19A-krieketspanne het die afgelope na-week hul eerste wedstryde in vanjaar se Pe-ter Buttner Sports-ligakompetisie op oortui-gende wyse gewen.

Die Brakke het Durbanville (68) met 6paaltjies verslaan, Milnerton was met vyfpaaltjies te sterk vir Stellenberg (112) enBellville (211/8) was met 100 lopies die meer-dere van Edgemead (111). Op sy beurt het DeKuilen (186) naelskraap met Fairbairn (183)afgereken, ondanks ’n skitterende 107 lopiesdeur Tyron Telo vir die Goodwood-span.

Keanu Solomons (52) van De Kuilen en Ry-an Brown (Stellenberg, 44) het ook goed ge-vaar vir hul onderskeie spanne. In nog ’nwedstryd was die Wes-Kaapse Sportskool(108/2) gans te sterk vir HS Tygerberg (105)ná stewige bydraes deur Sisonke Mazele(4/25) en Sergio Pringle (44).

In die Francor Bakkery-liga vir o.19B-spanne het Durbanville met 8 paaltjies teenBrackenfell (74) gewen, terwyl HS Bellvillemet ’n tweepaaltjie-oorwinning teen Edge-mead deurgeskuur het.

’n Skitterende oorwinning met 290 lopiesdeur Stellenberg (343/6) oor Milnerton wasdie glanspunt van die Tertius EngelbrechtBouers-liga vir o.15-spanne. Stephan Maree(163*) het die aanvoorwerk gedoen. Ook HSBellville het maklik met 9 paaltjies teen Ed-gemead (49) gewen. In ander o.15-wedstrydewas Justin Bester (63 en 3/13) die held inFairbairn se sege met 145 lopies oor The Set-tlers (64), terwyl Ruan Labuschagne (86*) enHD Stemmet (56) die grondslag gelê het virHS Tygerberg (232/4) se oorwinning met 151lopies oor Tygerberg-klub.

In die L & L Buttner-liga vir o.14-spannehet HS Tygerberg (t Fairbairn), HS Bellville(t Edgemead) en Stellenberg (t Milnerton)aan die wenkant geëindig.

Bellville,Brakke enMilnertonbeïndruk

Mountain-biking enthusiasts of all ages canlook forward to the second MomentumGrape MTB Ride, taking place as part of the2016 Stellenbosch Wine Festival presentedby Pick n Pay. The 17km fun ride is sched-uled for Sunday 7 February, starting and fin-ishing at the festival venue, the Coetzenburgsports grounds.

The route will wind its way through Stel-lenbosch and the spectacular JonkershoekValley, mostly on tarred roads, with smallersections of easy dirt roads and tracks. Head-ing out from Coetzenburg, riders will headup Jonkershoek Road past estates including

Lanzerac and Rudera, up to the turnaroundpoint at the Jonkershoek Nature Reservegate, before embarking on the return loopvia Assegaaibos and the Jonkershoek Roadcycle path. The relatively gentle routemakes the ride suitable for the whole familyto enjoy. The turnaround area is the highestpoint on the route, so riders can really enjoythe scenery while freewheeling most of theway back to the finish point.

Special permission has been granted byCapeNature to utilise the more secluded As-segaaibos section on the route – an area notusually accessible to cyclists – so riders are

in for an extra-special ride this year.The ride starts at 07:30, with registration

starting at 06:00. Early entries are R110 andcan be found online at www.dirtopia.co.zabefore 2 February. Last-minute entries costR140. All participants receive free entry tothe wine festival, with an additional R75 forthe wine-tasting.V Visit the Festival website www.stellenboschwine­festival.co.za for a full event schedule. Follow theStellenbosch Wine Festival on Twitter @StellWine­Fest, Instagram @Stellenboschwinefest or sign upfor regular updates on Facebook at StellenboschWineFestival.

Extra-special ride for MTB cyclists

Tafeltennis­sterre: Keen Jooste (links) en Jesse­Lee Nomdo van die Top Table­tafelten­nisklub in Belhar is die afgelope vakansie tydens die Suid­Afrikaanse Topskole­kompetisie inPretoria onderskeidelik as die nasionale kampioene in die o.13­afdeling gekroon. Die JuniorWêreld­tafeltennis­kampioenskap word in Desember by GrandWest gehou.

SAREL BURGER

Niemand sal Ritchie Smith, die afrigter vanBellville in die WP se Premier-krieketliga,kan verkwalik as hy die afgelope naweekwou slange vang nie.

Met Bellville op 153/5 gerieflik op pad na’n wenteiken van 175 teen Rondebosch, is dielaaste vyf kolwers egter vir net sewe byko-mende lopies uitgehaal.

Dit wat gelyk het na ’n maklike oorwin-ning vir Bellville, het toe op ’nnederlaag van14 lopies uitgeloop.

Chris Russell (4/23) en sy medeboulers hetRondebosch tot 143 lopies in die tweede kolf-beurt beperk, waarna ’n vyfdepaaltjie-ven-nootskap van 98 lopies deur Uwe Birkens-tock (70*) en Handré Theron (41) Bellvillebinne sig van ’n oorwinning gebring het.Maar helaas ...

Afrigter Smith vang sekerlik nog steedsslange, want ’n wedstryd word nie sommerop só ’n wyse verloor nie!

In Durbanville se wegholsege met ’n beurt

en 126 lopies oor St. Augustine (79 en 49) hetBrandon Viret (5/11 vir ’n wedstrydontle-ding van 8/40) en Nathan Swartz (3/26) Sa-terdag gou-gou die afrondingswerk gedoen.

Milnerton (147, ná ’n eerstebeurt-voor-sprong van 21 lopies) het Tygerberg-klub(154) met 14 lopies geklop met behulp vanveral puik spel deur Dean van Blerk (46),Zarrin Hardenberg (37 en 3/24) en MalcolmCloete (3/36).

Vir Tygerberg het Anthony Adams (6/29),Nabeal Abrahams (56) en Ateeq Javin (51)hard probeer om die skaal in die besoekersse guns te swaai.

Edgemead (146/8), wat ’n wenteiken van199 lopies deur Noordelikes-Goodwood (186)gestel was, moes laatmiddag kwaai walgooiom ’n onbesliste uitslag af te dwing.

Die manne wat Noordelikes amper laatwen het, was Jason Underwood (73), Rejean-ne Botha (37) en Wayne Truter (4/48), terwylSolly Peters (5/37), Stefan Joubert (42) en Li-onel van Rensburg (36) die beste vir die be-soekers vertoon het.

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AVRIL FILLIES

Die hele land se oë sal die naweek gefo-kus wees op die Blitsbokke se verto-ning in die Westpac-stadion in Wel-

lington, Nieu-Seeland, maar veral op Ches-lin Kolbe vanKraaifontein en JustinGeduldvan Ravensmead.Ons almal is vertroud met Cheslin se vin-

nige voetwerk, steekskoppies en oog vir eni-ge gaping vir die Stormers en WP, en hoe syteenstanders na lug gryp as hy eers dieovaalbal in die hande het. Justin is die spel-skepper in die span en tesame sal hulle dievonk die naweek wil verskaf.Dat Cheslin ook ’n spoedvraat is, maak

van hom ’n gevaarlike speler en daai spoed-gene is eie aan sy familie, want sy neef isWayde vanNiekerk, die wêreldrekordhouerin die 400 m.Cheslin het sy rugbytande al in die junior

spanne van die WP gesny en hy het beginnaam maak in die Grant Khomo-span vandie WP in 2008 op Riversdal toe hy en JP Le-wis die WP se o.16-span gehelp het om dietoernooi te wen. Daarna het hy die o.18-Cra-venweekspan van die WP gehaal totdat hynader getrek is vir die Blitsbokke van NeilPowell in 2013.Voor dit was hy lid van die SA Akademie-

span in 2012, wat in Dubai ge2014/15 is hy opgeneem in diespan en is hy verlede jaar na afSuperrugby-toernooi beskikbadie eerste vier toernooie in die SVan sy spanmaats in die Ak

wasSeabelo Senatla,KwaggaSmen Werner Kok, wat almal tansdie Blitsbokke.Justin is nie net die stelsko

span nie, maar maak drieë ofHy is in die 2014/15-seisoen in d“Dream Team” opgeneem, ’n aspirasie van elke speler wat aandie HSBC-reeks deelneem. Dispan word na afloop van elktoernooi gekies.Hy het ook by geleentheid

Cheslin, vir die Stormers/WPdraf,maar is ’n gekontrakteerdvan die Suid-Afrikaanse Rugbdie Blitsbokke.Die bekende All Black, Sonny Bill Willi-

ams, sal ook die naweek in aksie wees enrugbyliefhebbers lek hul lippe af vir sytweestryd met die Blitsbokke se spoedvra-te. Na die toernooi in Wellington vertrekdie span na die vierde been van die reeksna die Allianz-stadion in Sydney, Austra-lië.

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STEHAN SCHOEMAN

Entries for the popular TygerBurgerSportstar of the Month competition –now in its ninth year – are open.The competition is aimed at high

school learners in the TygerBurger dis-tribution area.With the competition growing with

each passing year, more sponsors cameon board in the form of SuperSport, Let’sPlay and Ready Room. Shihan HennieBosman from the Welgemoed dojo andBosman, McNulty and Du Toit Optome-trists have been there from the very be-ginning.“When we came up with the idea of

starting the competition it was and stillis the idea of rewarding our talentedyouth. The smile on their faces and grati-tude always make an impact,” said Hen-nie Bosman.Each monthly winner is invited to the

year-end function hosted by Let’s Playwith the overall winner interviewed andaired on SuperSport, and this year thesponsors have committed to doing theirpart again.Hennie Bosman will – as in previous

years – award the monthly winner witha R1 000 cash prize. Bosman, McNultyand Du Toit Optometrists will sponsorthe winner a pair of sunglasses of theirchoice.Dr Costa Kapnias, the founder of

Ready Room, a world-class formula, of-fers the culmination ofmanyyears’ plan-ning and collaborating with internation-al sports companies and leading sportsphysicians.Themonthly winners will be helped to

perform at their peak. The first winnerof the year will be announced at the endof February.V Entries to be sent to mcnulty.ge­orge@gmail.com

TygerBurger Sport Star2016 entries open

Twee eersteligaspanne van Kraaifonteinsal laterhierdie seisoen sakeuitspook indieeindronde van Sentraal-Boland se 20/20-kompetisie.Kraaifontein (tot onlangs bekend as Oos-

telikes) en sy buurman, Northdene, het dieafgelope naweek in die halfeindronde afge-reken met onderskeidelik Darling en Berg-rivier.Kraaifontein (163/6) het sy oorwinning

oor Darling (123) grootliks te danke aanknap bydraes deur Fabian Faro (39), GrantIsaacs (3/17), RobinPetersen (3/21) enUrlanAdams (3/28).In Northdene (114/2) se wegholsege met

8 paaltjies oor Bergrivier (113), het DyllonRuiters (41*) en Gianni Slavers (30*) die af-rondingswerk gedoen nadat hul boulers dieWellingtonse kolwers deeglik lamgelê het.– (Sarel Burger)

Kraaifontein-spanne gaan sake uitspook