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E-pos: [email protected] Woensdag 29 Februarie 2012 Tel: 021 910 6500 Faks: 021 910 6501 EERSTE RIVER / BLUE DOWNS Burger HAVE YOU BEEN INJURED? If you have been seriously injured in a motor vehicle accident, train accident, police shooting, or due to medical negligence, you may have a claim against a government department for compensation. We are personal injury attorneys, who specialise in serious injuries. We are prepared to work on a no win-no fee basis. For further queries, contact LESTER & ASSOCIATES ATTORNEYS 021 423 4601 CHILTON MELLEM Taxi driver Jacob Humphreys (56) will be spending 20 years be- hind bars. Judge Robert Henney yesterday sentenced Humphreys to 12 years’ imprisonment on each of the 10 murder charges to be served con- currently. He also handed down a six-year prison sentence on each of the four attempted murder charges of which four years on each charge would run concurrently with 12- year sentence for murder. This add- ed in effect another eight years – bringing the total jail term to 20 years. Humphreys was convicted in De- cember last year on 10 counts of murder and four counts of attempt- ed murder. He was transporting children to school on 25 August 2010 when his taxi collided with a train. Hum- phreys overtook a row of cars at the Buttskop level crossing in Black- heath, ignored safety signals and drove over the track in front of the oncoming train. Ten children were killed and four injured. The courtroom was packed with parents, friends and family mem- bers, dressed in T-shirts printed with the faces of the children who died in the accident, yesterday as Henney passed his judgement. “We live in a country where some people are poor and cannot afford their own transport. More often than not, they make use of minibus taxis in which a fare is paid.” With that he sketched the scenario of the 14 children in that taxi and the means of transport many South Af- ricans make use of. Henney said three major aspects that were taken into consideration with the sentencing was Hum- phreys’s circumstances, the offence that was committed and the interest of society. A brief summary of Humphreys’s background was given where it was pointed out that this was a first time offence and he had no previous con- victions. He had been transporting children since 2001 until the day of the incident. Henney read statistics out to the court of the number of minibus taxi accidents and level crossing acci- dents that happen every year. “Disregarding the rules of the road is regarded as a minor offence as opposed to crimes such as mur- der. And it’s seldom that perpetra- tors get caught. It’s only when transgressions result in damage of property, injury or death that it is taken seriously. It is because of this attitude that there are so many of these incidents. It’s clear that some- thing drastic has to be done to stop this kind of behaviour,” Henney said. When Henney ran through the events of that fatal day he described Humphreys’s driving as reckless. “He fully accepted the responsi- bility of transporting the children safely. Through his actions he lost the trust of the parents,” Henney said. When sentencing was passed, Humphreys’s attorney, Adv Johan Engelbrecht, interrupted by trying to put up one last fight. He told Hen- ney that even though what Hum- phreys did can be seen as negligent, he had over-emphasised the seri- ousness of the offence. Engelbrecht went further to say that another court would find a different sen- tence. His last attempt to save Hum- phreys did not work and Hum- phreys was handcuffed and taken down to the holding cells. “Pappa wag vir jou,” a catch phrase from a drinking and driving advertising campaign came from the gallery as he was taken down. After the sentencing family and friends congregated in the hope of seeing Humphreys being taken away outside the court. An upset Engelbrecht stormed out, leaving parents agitated with his final com- ment: “It’s not the end of the road”. . Western Cape minister of trans- port and public works, Robin Car- lisle, said this sentence sends a pow- erful message that in the future can save lives. “We in the Safely Home team see this as a turning point in the history of road safety not only in the Western Cape, but in South Africa as a whole.” Taxi driver, Jacob Humphreys being es- corted to the holding cells. Photo: Lulama Zenzile ) Humphreys was ‘reckless’ Buttskop Buttskop driver gets driver gets 20 years 20 years
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E-pos: [email protected] Woensdag 29 Februarie 2012 Tel: 021 910 6500 Faks: 021 910 6501
EERSTE RIVER / BLUE DOWNS
Burger
HAVE YOU BEEN INJURED?If you have been seriously injured in a motor
vehicle accident, train accident, policeshooting, or due to medical negligence, you
may have a claim against a governmentdepartment for compensation.
We are personal injury attorneys, who specialise inserious injuries. We are prepared to work on a no
win-no fee basis.For further queries, contact
LESTER & ASSOCIATES ATTORNEYS
021 423 4601
CHILTON MELLEM
Taxi driver Jacob Humphreys(56) will be spending 20 years be-hind bars.
Judge Robert Henney yesterdaysentenced Humphreys to 12 years’imprisonment on each of the 10murder charges to be served con-currently. He also handed down asix-year prison sentence on each ofthe four attempted murder chargesof which four years on each chargewould run concurrently with 12-year sentence for murder. This add-ed in effect another eight years –bringing the total jail term to 20years.
Humphreys was convicted in De-cember last year on 10 counts ofmurder and four counts of attempt-ed murder.
He was transporting children toschool on 25 August 2010 when histaxi collided with a train. Hum-phreys overtook a row of cars at theButtskop level crossing in Black-heath, ignored safety signals anddrove over the track in front of theoncoming train. Ten children werekilled and four injured.
The courtroom was packed withparents, friends and family mem-bers, dressed in T-shirts printedwith the faces of the children who
died in the accident, yesterday asHenney passed his judgement.
“We live in a country where somepeople are poor and cannot affordtheir own transport. More oftenthan not, they make use of minibustaxis in which a fare is paid.” Withthat he sketched the scenario of the14 children in that taxi and themeans of transport many South Af-ricans make use of.
Henney said three major aspectsthat were taken into considerationwith the sentencing was Hum-phreys’s circumstances, the offencethatwas committedand the interestof society.
A brief summary of Humphreys’sbackground was given where it waspointed out that this was a first timeoffence and he had no previous con-
victions. He had been transportingchildren since 2001 until the day ofthe incident.
Henney read statistics out to thecourt of the number of minibus taxiaccidents and level crossing acci-dents that happen every year.
“Disregarding the rules of theroad is regarded as a minor offenceas opposed to crimes such as mur-der. And it’s seldom that perpetra-tors get caught. It’s only whentransgressions result in damage ofproperty, injury or death that it istaken seriously. It is because of thisattitude that there are so many ofthese incidents. It’s clear that some-thing drastic has to be done to stopthis kind of behaviour,” Henneysaid.
When Henney ran through the
events of that fatal day he describedHumphreys’s driving as reckless.
“He fully accepted the responsi-bility of transporting the childrensafely. Through his actions he lostthe trust of the parents,” Henneysaid.
When sentencing was passed,Humphreys’s attorney, Adv JohanEngelbrecht, interrupted by tryingto put up one last fight. He told Hen-ney that even though what Hum-phreys did can be seen as negligent,he had over-emphasised the seri-ousness of the offence. Engelbrechtwent further to say that anothercourt would find a different sen-tence.
His last attempt to save Hum-phreys did not work and Hum-phreys was handcuffed and taken
down to the holding cells.“Pappa wag vir jou,” a catch
phrase from a drinking and drivingadvertising campaign came fromthe gallery as he was taken down.
After the sentencing family andfriends congregated in the hope ofseeing Humphreys being takenaway outside the court. An upsetEngelbrecht stormed out, leavingparents agitated with his final com-ment: “It’s not the end of the road”.
. WesternCapeminister of trans-port and public works, Robin Car-lisle, said this sentence sends apow-erful message that in the future cansave lives. “We in the Safely Hometeam see this as a turning point inthe history of road safety not onlyin the Western Cape, but in SouthAfrica as a whole.”
Taxi driver, Jacob Humphreys being escorted to the holding cells.
Photo: Lulama Zenzile
) Humphreys was ‘reckless’
ButtskopButtskopdriver getsdriver gets20 years20 years
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Two parents from Kleinvlei have beencharged with assault and child abuse afterappearing in the Blue Downs Magistrate’sCourt and Children’s Court in Kuils River onThursday.
This followed the ongoing abuse of theirdaughter. The girl came to the police stationon Wednesday morning after both her par-ents had gone to work to lay a charge of abuseagainst them.
It was found that an argument broke outbetween the 12-year-old girl and her motherafter her mother asked her to hang the wash-ing on the line earlier that morning. Whenshe refused, her mother started hitting her,
said Sgt Carmen Marinus, head of socialcrime at Kleinvlei Police Station.
Thegirlwas taken toKarlBremerHospitalwhere she was examined by the district sur-geon. After the examination it was foundthat the girl had blue marks on her arm, bodyand face, giving clear signs of abuse. The girltold the police that this type of physicalabuse had been going on for three years.
According to Marinus, she requested to beput in the custody of her aunt in Belhar whobroke down in tears after hearing the girl’srequest. Marinus said that the aunt had beenaware of the abuse.
Both her parents will be appearing in theBlue Downs Magistrate’s Court on 18 Marchand the Children’s Court on 8 March.
Parents in court for abuse
ANDRÉ BAKKES
The tears well up in the eyes of 31-year-old Colleen West, but unlike the tearswhich flowed after her previous five mis-carriages, these were tears of joy.
She looks down at tiny Willow in her armsand thanks God for the strength, persever-ance and hope.
“Say hello to your daddy,” whispers Col-leen.
As always, the proud Lowellan (33) is byher side.
“My Willow! My Willow!” exclaims Cohen(two), her baby brother.
The West family’s newest addition saw the
light on 22 February at 14:00 in Goodwood’sNetcare N1 City Hospital, but it is what theKuils River family had to go through for fiveyears before she was born which makes herbirth so inspiring.
Colleen explains: “Lowellan always usedto joke by saying I was pregnant for the lastfive years.”
Five miscarriages in seven is, of course, nolaughing matter, but the Wests had no optionbut to try to deal with the constant tragedy.
“We were high school sweethearts and tiedthe knot in 2004 – I was 24 and my husband26. Two years later we made a decision tostart a family. When I fell pregnant in 2007,we were extremely excited and immediatelyinformed all our friends and family. We were
even more surprised when the doc-tor informed us that we were expect-ing twins, both boys. However, ourexcitement was short-lived, becauseat 20 weeks I had a miscarriage andlost both babies,” she says.
Suffice it to say it was a very pain-ful time for the family.
Lowellan says they very much de-pended on the support of family andfriends during the difficult times,but above all they were there for oneanother.
“We were as tight as a mouse’sears!” he laughs, before adding thatnothing could ever come betweenthem.
Colleen continues: “We decided totry again and I conceived for the sec-ond time and was informed that wewere expecting another boy. Onceagain our joy was short-lived ... Thistime I had a miscarriage at 16weeks.”
After a brief period of devastationand hopelessness, they decided theywere not going to give up on theirdream of becoming parents.
Colleen fell pregnant for a thirdtime – only to have another miscar-riage at seven weeks.
She had an ectopic pregnancywhen she was pregnant again, butthe baby had to be terminated yet
again.“By then we did not know what to do any
more,” remembers Colleen.“The doctors did not really have any an-
swers for us, so we decided to stop trying, ashaving a child had now become an obses-sion,” she says. Yet, soon thereafter withoutthem even trying, she was pregnant again,and this time, she gave birth to a beautifulbaby boy named Cohen.
“He is perfect in every way!”Colleen was pregnant again nine months
later, but sadly their hopes were dashedwhen the baby boy was still-born just fourweeks before the due date.
As a result, Colleen had to spend sevenweeks in Netcare N1 City Hospital before thebirth of Willow.
Says Lowellan: “I was so anxious ... It’s dif-ficult to put it in words. Colleen was so af-raid. We wouldn’t do normal things, such ascamping, because she was worried some-thing might happen to the baby. Shewouldn’t even eat sushi!”
According to him they had different namesfor each of the babies.
“We can both write a book!” he exclaims.“A book of hope to all those who have suffe-
red the same way.”While Colleen was in the hospital, Lowel-
lan approached the Wiesenhof coffee shop atN1 City. He asked Wiesenhof’s owner, LouiseAbrahams, to host a stork party for his wife,andAbrahams immediately felt compelled tohelp them. Says Abrahams: “He is such awonderful person and I wanted Colleen to fe-el special. I decorated the place with flowers,banners and balloons!”
Some of Colleen’s friends came to the storkparty to witness her pleasant surprise whenLowellan unveiled his present to her – abrand new 1 series BMW!
“I can’t wait to drive it,” says the sparklingmother of two. She is still recovering at ho-me, but as soon as she is healthy enough shewill experience “sheer driving pleasure”.
Netcare N1 City Hospital’s marketing ma-nager, Chanel Lotz said: “We would like tocongratulate the West family on the birth oftheir special baby girl and wish them all thevery best for the future!”
Misery, but then tears of joyMisery, but then tears of joy
Colleen and Lowellan West with Cohen and their newest addition – the adorable Willow.Photos: André Bakkes
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Dit is weer eens bewys: selfs in tye soosnou, waar almal hulle rieme dun sny, hetmense nog baie om te gee. Dis ook bewysdat mense iets wíl gee, regtig wíl help,hulle weet net nie altyd hoe en waar nie.
Na aanleiding van twee berigte in Tyger-Burger verlede jaar oor die nood by die trau-makamers van die hof vir seksuele misdry-we in Parow, is hulle oorlaai met goedhartig-heid. Selfs groot maatskappye het gereageer.
Dié hof bedien die noordelike voorstede enonmiddellike omstreke. Dié kamers konDonderdag in sy heel nuwe gedaante aan diemedia en borge gewys word.
Monique Strydom se organisasie, Matla aBana (a voice against child abuse), het diéprojek verlede jaar “aangeneem” en Tyger-Burger se hulp ingeroep om die woord te ver-sprei. “Ons is absoluut oorweldig met oproe-pe van maatskappye, individue, groepe enskole. Dit was moontlik om baie meer as netdie vertrekke vir die kinderslagoffers oor tedoen. Ons kon ook die personeel, wat daag-liks met seksueel mishandelde kindertjiesmoet werk, se kantore opgradeer, asook dieingangsportaal. Ons kon ook kaste insit enhet ’n groot televisie vir die kinders gekry,”het Monique tydens die geleentheid gesê.
“Dis fantasties hoe ’n gemeenskap konhande vat om ’n groot verskil te maak.”
Elke drie minute word ’n kind in Suid-Afrika verkrag. In 80% van hierdie gevalleword die grudade gepleeg deur ’n familielidof iemand wat baie bekend aan die kind is.Dit gebeur ook meestal in ’n plek waar diekind beskermd en veilig behoort te voel, soosin hul ouerhuis.
“Elke jaar word 14 000 mishandelde kin-dertjies direk geraak deur die hulp en dien-ste van Matla a Bana. Vanjaar gaan ons diésyfer na 20 000 opstoot,” het Monique gesê.
Elton van Rooyen, saakbestuurder by dié
hof, het verduidelik hoe die proses werk van-dat die kinderslagoffer se saak aangemeld is,tot die kind na dié traumakamers gebringword, en uiteindelik moet getuig.
By dié hof kan kinders via videostromingin ’n hofsaak getuig. Dit beteken dat mensein die hofsaal die kind kan sien en hoor ty-dens getuielewering, maar die kind nieblootgestel word aan die persoon wat hulleseergemaak het of die vreesaanjaende detailvan die hofsaak nie.
“By ons voel die kind veilig teen die tyddat sy haar getuienis moet gee. Hier is dit’n huis weg van die huis af.
“ Ons hanteer hulle nie net met respek nie,maar ook as spesiaal. Dit verseker dat hulle’n beter kwaliteit verklaring aflê wat baiehelp om die beskuldigde aan die kaak testel,” het Van Rooyen gesê.
Ronel de Jager, hoofaanklaer in die hof virseksuele misdrywe, het vir Monique en diegemeenskap vir hulle bydraes bedank.
Sy het mense terselfdertyd daaraan herin-ner dat die kamers voortdurend kos soos2-minuut-noedels, pap, kitssop en brood no-dig het vir die slagoffertjies, sowel as teddie-bere. Elke kind kry ’n teddiebeer om huis toete vat wanneer hulle hofsaak klaar is.
“Comfort packs” word ook aan elke slagof-fer gegee as hulle by die hof aanmeld kortná ’n grudaad met hulle gepleeg is. Dié pakkebevat onder meer ’n waslappie, seep, aan-spuit-deodorant, skoon onderklere en ’n sa-nitêre doekie.
. Mense wat wil voortgaan om die trau-makamers te ondersteun, kan Monique Stry-dom, direkteur van Matla A Bana, kontak by021 913 9107 of 083 212 9824.
Hof oorlaai met goedheid
Monique Strydom (links) en Ronel de Jager in die speelvertrek van die nuutgemaakte traumakamers by die hof vir seksuele misdrywe in Parow. Foto: Carina Roux
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On the way home, hungry schoolchildrencan always use the home of JesmeanBooysen as a pit stop to get something toeat every Thursday.
The soup kitchen which is run from hergarage, in Forest Heights, is not just open tochildren but adults that pass by during theafternoons as well.
This project started three years ago whensomeone knocked at Jesmean’s door askingfor something to eat.
“You know, it’s not nice to send someoneaway from your door when they ask for food.It was then that I decided to start the soupkitchen,” Jesmean said.
This is not your average soup kitchen asit does not just serve soup but a variety ofmeals. For the past two weeks, Jesmean said,the children preferred eating spaghetti.
Jesmean has four volunteers who help herprepare the food every week; she also has adonor who provides them with 20 loaves ofbread every week.
She said they used to have someone who
donated gas to help them cook the food butthat has stopped. At the moment all the vol-unteers are financing the soup kitchen fromtheir own pockets.
With the growing number of people com-ing to the soup kitchen, this has really beenfinancially straining on the volunteers. Be-fore, they were able to feed people twice aweek but now they are only able to do so oncea week. Jesmean said it really gets difficultwhen it comes to winter, as this is when themost people come for food.
Currently, they are feeding up to 200 peo-ple every Thursday.
The volunteers also extend their help toKleinvlei Police Station by helping out attheir victim support group where they coun-sel victims of crime.
“I am sure they will use their soup kitchenas a platform to help others become awareof gender and domestic violence in the areaand will be able to refer them to the police,”said Sgt Carmen Marinus, head of socialcrime at Kleinvlei Police Station.
If anybodywould like to get involved in thesoup kitchen or make a contribution, con-tact Jeasmean Booysen on 071 918 5342.
Soup kitchen ‘pit stop’Kashiefa ‘Ouma’ Damonse gives food at their soup kitchen to schoolchildren passing by.
Photo: Chilton Mellem
CHILTON MELLEM
Being a champion was the word of the dayfor the Insight Class Graduates of TeenChallenge Rehab Centre on Sunday.
Members were encouraged with thispowerful word at the Enon TabernacleBaptist Church which was preached by DrRev Jacobus Nomdoe.
“When Christ is in us, there is a promiseof being a champion. Now, not all battlesare meant for us to win, sometimes as achampion we lose but that does not makeus a loser. There is a difference betweenlosing and being a loser,” Nomdoe said.
The Insight Class Graduation is a reha-bilitation class for drug addicts, gangstersand prostitutes wanting to change theirlives. The class has nine phases which dealwith different aspects of the root of the in-dividual’s problem.
“The Insight class is usually a 12-weekprogramme but we usually do it in threeto four weeks. This is just an introduction
to the fuller programme which is a year.In the programme we look at where theproblem started, what are the controllingproblems and facing the problem with ad-diction. The classes are also strictly confi-dential so what gets said at the classes,stays there,” said Quinton Mathews, aleader at Teen Challenge.
Reinette Myburgh from God TV, an or-ganisation who really admires the work ofTeen Challenge attended the graduation aswell. She found out about the work of TeenChallenge when installing God TV in TeenChallenge’s centre. God TV is the fastestgrowing Christian channel in the worldand was founded by two South Africans.This channel can be found on two leadingsatellite television networks namely DStvand Top TV.
Having God TV present raised great ex-citement as Enon Tabernacle BaptistChurch announced that they would bebroadcasting their services on the channelin the coming future.
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Do racists fear jazz?That it the question that has been going
through my head for some time now becausefollowing on the previous piece about racialstereotyping, and mistaken identities, some-times the K-word comes up when you’re mis-taken for being “white”.
This time around I was at a bit of a jazzfunction when once again one of the fairerskinned fellows at the table revealed that hereally “did not like this “Kaffir” music.
Strange at the time because the group thatwas performing was representative of ourrainbow nation, and I kind-ly pointed it out to the perpe-trator of this vile statement.
But, then I realised thatracists have good reason tofear this genre of music;hasn’t it been breakingdown barriers since it start-ed?
We don’t have to start oursearch in South Africa butin the country where it orig-inated, America, and dis-cover how it broke downtheir segregation policiesonce cats started jammingtogether.
Going into that historywould need more space thanis available here, but whenwe get closer to home we will see how it de-stroyed the “hate” thatApartheidwas tryingto enforce into the minds of our nation.
At the same time that Dr Verwoerd wasproving his reasons for separation of the na-tion using the Bible and other concocted the-ories in Parliament, just a few minutes downthe road at the Green Point Art Centre (usedto be where the McDonalds is near the stadi-um) the music was proving him wrong.
This was one of the places where our rain-bow nation came together and threw allthese racist theories into the gutter where
they belonged.The stories of the jam sessions that took
place in those years are the stuff of legend,but it only encouraged the lawmakers of thetime to intensify their fight against this har-mony.
Luckily for us, most of it still continued,in secret at times, but it was always thereeven when musicians risked arrest forbreaking those laws.
Throughout the struggle for freedom, thisgenre of music was always playing its part,not just at political meetings but also on the
social side where there wasalways a “whitey” or 10, atsome of the jazz gigs aroundtown.
Just think of the sessionsat the old Sherwood/Mon-treal venue in Manenberg.Hey, the who’s who of SouthAfrica used to rock up thereto listen to pianist TonySchilder make his magic. Iremember the lateProfChrisBarnard bringing a group offriends there.
Trumpeter Ian Smith, nowdoing wonderful work withthe Delft Big Band, had noqualms about being part ofvarious ensembles in clubsall around the Cape Flats,
which probably has inspired him to take thetalents that are still out there to biggerthings.
There’s so many stories out there wherethis music is changing lives, speak to theyoungsters who are part of the Delft BigBand project, let them tell you how theirlives have changed, and you realise that itmay not just be the racists who want to de-stroy the love for this music – but all the poli-ticians who want to maintain the status quoof keeping the underprivileged without ahope of achieving economic progress.
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Valentine’s Day might be overbut for the members of the Com-munity Women Action group,keeping the romance alive wasthe name of the game.
Friday saw guests come from allover to the Community Women Ac-tion Valentine Cuisine. They werewelcomed at the door with a red car-pet rolled out and marimba playingstudents of the organisation.
The hall was romantically deco-rated by the students, which sawwhite and red draping off the tablesand chairs. The front stage was bor-dered with rose petals, making itthe perfect platform for SiyandaDlamini, general manager of theProtea Hotel, Tygervalley to MC theevening.
“I think it’s fantastic when thecommunity comes together to sup-port a worthwhile cause to upliftthemselves. This way they canreach out to other people to changetheir lives around. I am passionateabout people wherever they are and
want them to know that it’s nevertoo late to turn your life around,”Siyanda said.
The night focused on showing thetalent that came from the studentswhich has been harnessed throughthe organisation. Such as the foodwhich was prepared by them. Thisand many other courses are offeredat the Community Women Action.
They also work in partnershipwith the Protea Hotel Tygervalley,music students from StellenboschUniversity, the Lotto and the socialdevelopment department.
Students get to learn various as-pects of hospitality such as kitchenattendance, table attendance androom attendance.
They are then given the opportu-nity to put their training to practiceat the Protea Hotel in Tygervalley.
The Community Women Actionwas founded 12 years ago after a 14-year-old girl was brutally gangraped by gangsters and murdered.
Today the organisation helps dis-advantaged people in the area andother areas to obtain variousworthwhile skills.
Valentine’s good excuse for top meal
The Community Women Action held their Valentine’s Day Cuisine on Friday. Here the team of the organisation getsintroduced to the guests by the MC, Siyanda Dlamini. Photo: Chilton Mellem
JESSICA BOTES
Keep the Dream 292, a daycare centre inKuils River for children with disabilities,has been adopted by the Apostolic Faith Mis-sion churchas thebeneficiary for theirOasisProject of Hope.
“As a church we want to get involved inprojects in our area where we want to helporganisations such as Keep the Dream withwhatever they need to help them to go for-ward and grow,” says Cheryl Fortuin, theOasis of Hope project co-ordinator.
In the Western Cape, there are over 300children on waiting lists for schools for chil-dren with disabilities.
The aim of the organisation is to provide
a residential facility that is accessible to peo-ple with disabilities from all socio-economicbackgrounds.
Most special care centres are too expen-sive for middle- or low-income families andthe waiting lists at the more affordable facili-ties are extremely long, explains Fortuin.
Keep the Dream 292 was founded in 2010by Mrs Angela Coetzee, the mother of a disa-bled child, after she identified the need foran affordable residential facility for youngadults with disabilities.
The main objective of the organisation isto enhance independent living of people withdisabilities. Contact Cheryl Fortuin on021 903 4708 or Angela Coetzee on 083 969 0687for more information on Keep the Dream.
Helping to keep dream alive
JESSICA BOTES
Statistiek dui aan dat gesinsgeweld in Suid-Afrika van die hoogste ter wêreld is.
Een uit elke vier vroue word mishandeldeur ’n persoon met wie hulle ’n intieme ver-houding het.
“Die hoë voorkoms van gesinsgeweld inSuid-Afrika impakteer negatief op plaaslikegemeenskappe en die rol van die vrou wordhierdeur ondermyn,” sê Raelene Arendse,DA-voorsitter van die portefeulje-komiteevir maatskaplike ontwikkeling en vroeëkindontwikkeling.
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’n Konsepbeleid oor geslagsgelykheid is op8 Februarie vanjaar voor die portefeulje-ko-mitee vir maatskaplike ontwikkeling envroeë kindontwikkeling ter tafel gelê.
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“Dit is belangrik om op ’n plaaslike rege-ringsvlak dienslewering te rig om dié euwelaan te spreek en om die siklus van gesinsge-weld te verbreek,” sê Arendse.
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City of Cape Town traffic officersstarted inspecting the accreditationof all local driving schools and in-structors last week Friday.
“All driving schools and instruc-tors conducting driver training mustbe in possession of an instructor’scertificate that verifies that the in-structor is competent in the instruc-tion of K53 driver training,” saidChief Inspector Merle Lourens, add-ing that “Applicants often fail theirdriving licence because of inade-quate training.”
The inspectors will check for:. A valid instructor’s certificate;. A valid driving licence for the
particular class of vehicle, and. A roadworthy vehicle.Call the City’s call centre on 0860
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Driving schools tobe audited by city
CHILTON MELLEM
An ecstatic crowd was blownaway as the stage was set on firewith raw talent at Malibu HighSchool’s talent show on Fridaynight.
The talent show, which was enti-tled “The X-Factor” gave platformto some of the school’s local talent,including dance group G Funk andrap groups DC and ABC.
G Funk had their audience spell-bound with their synchronised ro-botic moves. While the lyrical bat-
tle continued to spit over the mic be-tween DC and ABC, the two mostpopular rap groups amongst thelearners.
The talent show was held to raisefunds for the annual Grade 11school trip that Malibu High Schoolholds. Some of the learners’ parentscannot afford the trip and this fund-raiser assists learners who are notas privileged as others. Accordingto Jodie Bushby, one of the Grade11 learners on the committee for theschool trip said two places to hittheir map are Johannesburg andDurban this year.
Not only was this a fun event forall the learners who came to sup-port but the committee made surethat it was safe as well. The Grade11 committee were under the super-vision of three grade head teacherswho helped assist them. The securi-ty was strict and comprised policeofficials as well as their own schoolsecurity.
“We didn’t expect this kind ofturnout, the support was great. Thefact that we were mainly teenagersorganising this event and havingthis kind of support is awesome,”Jodie said.
Fundraiser well supported
The XFactor talent show that was held at Malibu High School. Here thedance group G Funk mesmerises the crowd with their robotic moves.
Photo: Chilton Mellem
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The judges had a hard taskchoosing the best of 13 gorgeousgowns in the TygerBurger &Parow Centre wedding dresscompetition. The finalistsflaunted their exquisite gownslive at the centre on Saturday 25
February.
Radio DJ and TV presenter Sas-kia Falken, acted as host.
Shelley Wessels from Kuils Riverwas crowned winner of the 2012 Ty-gerBurger & Parow Centre wedding
dress competition. Shewalked away with thegrand prize of R10 000cash, an African Pre-mier honeymoon pack-age at Mangwanani SpaKuils River, as well as aLove Safari honeymoonpackage at the GardenRoute game lodge val-ued at R20 000.
Marinique de Wetfrom Tygerberg Hillstook second place whileNelicia Jacobs fromSpringbok took thirdplace. They each tookhome a R2 500 Foschinigift card. All finalists re-ceived a R500 Wool-worths gift card and acouples photo shoot.
With over 3 000 SMSvotes registered alto-gether, Latoya Mitchellfrom Elsies River re-ceived the most of thesevotes and walked awaywith the title of publicvote winner and aR1 000 Foschini gift cardand R2 000 cash.
Clement Johanneswas the winner of theSMS competition and hewins himself a R500 Fos-chini gift card.
Most gorgeous gown the winner
The winner of the TygerBurgerand Parow Centre weddingdress competion, is (middle)Shelley Wessels from Kuils River. On the right is Mariniquede Wet from Tygerberg Hills,(second). On the left is thirdplaced Nelicia Jacobs fromSpringbok. Photos: Andriette Pretorius
Latoya Mitchell from Elsies River is the publicvote winner. She received the most votes duringthe SMS competion.
Lynn Solomons from Blackheath, Lezil Gray from Parow, Carla Viljoen from Tygervalley, Candice van Wyk from Kraaifontein, SMS Public Vote Winner Latoya Mitchell from Elsies River, third place Nelicia Jacobs from Springbok, winnerof wedding dress competition, Shelley Wessels from Kuils River, second place Marinique de Wet from TygerbergHills, Alana du Plessis from Goodwood, Samantha Smith from Zonnebloem, Helouise du Preez from Brackenfell,Ilze Roemer from Table View and Carla Daniels from Kuils River.
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Students at universities andtechnikonsareat the forefrontofHIV testing with a new project inthe country.
The 2012 “First Things First”mass voluntary HIV testing andcounselling campaign was official-ly launched by the minister ofhealth, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, andthe deputy minister of higher edu-cation, Prof Hlengiwe Mkhize, atthe University of the Western Capeon Tuesday 21 February.
This campaign aims to test atleast 35 000 students at all campusesof South Africa’s 23 public higher
education institutions.It also aims to reach out to other
members of the higher educationcommunity, including academics,administration staff and servicestaff.
In alignment with the nationalstrategic plan for HIV, STIs and TB,many of these individuals will alsobe screened for tuberculosis (TB)because of the high HIV and TB co-infection rate and the interface be-tween treatment and prevention forboth HIV and TB.
Last year this award-winningcampaign touched the lives of 22 000students across 17 universities.
Some 58 percent of these studentshad never been tested for HIV be-fore.
The campaign encourages stu-dents and staff within the higher ed-ucation sector to know their HIVstatus – and aims also to influencebehaviour and perceptions aroundHIV and Aids in general.
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The Rhenish Church in Elsies River will behosting a fundraiser for one of their talentedcongregation.
Stacey Solomons is a member of the Ty-gerbuerg Children’s Choir and they will beundertaking a tour to the World Choir Ga-mes in Cincinatti during July of this year.
Being one of the best children’s choirs inthe world they stand a very good chance ofreceiving the highest accolades during thischoral competition, which is regarded as theOlympic Games for choral singing.
Stacey is one of the strong altos in thechoir and sees this as an opportunity to dis-play her talent on an international stage,and to make a dream come true to traveloverseas.
Her mom, Pat, feels that they want to sup-port their daughter in this endeavour becau-se it will also go a long to inspire and motiva-te other youngsters in the area to followtheir dreams.
“We want other young people in thechurch, and in the community to see that ifthey use their talents properly they can goanywhere in the world if they use it in a posi-tive manner,” she said.
The function on Friday 2 March is a Jazzand Dine evening in the church hall on thecorner of Derby Close and Halt Road, star-ting at 19:00.
Tickets are R100 and includes live musicby Aleshia Solomons and Dylan Roman, aswell as dinner. There will also be some pri-zes in lucky draws throughout the evening.
Further information and booking from084 424 5632.
Going to singat the ‘ChoirOlympics’
Aleshia Solomons will be singing to raisefunds for her sister, Stacey.
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Do you want to do more to foster a positi-ve functioning family?
The Rehoboth Community Worship Cen-tre, in conjunction with Rehoboth Wellnessand Community Project will be hosting aMarriage Seminar/Workshop on Saturday(3 March) from 09:00 to 17:00.
Rev Isaac Harley of the centre said that theeventwill behostedat theBishopLavisHighSchool Hall and that the theme for the daywill be, Best Friends, Passionate Lovers.
“The workshop will be presented overfour sessions, with tea and lunch breaks inbetween and we will conclude the day witha question and answer session.
“In these sessions we will deal with vari-ous aspects of fostering positive family rela-tionships that include understanding beingsingle, the union of marriage, what everyhusband and wife should know, and godlypassion.
“This workshop is aimed at all marriedcouples who seek God’s will in their lives,those in serious relationships or engagedand planning to get married, as well as thosewho have been hurt in past relationshipsand seek a new beginning.
“We all know that church and communityleaders don’t always make or have the timeto address this vital, yet crucial topic in ourcommunities. This workshop will thereforecreate a platform for couples to congregate,with a common goal and to take the time toinvest in their relationships.
“The seminar is therefore from a biblicalperspective and seeks to empower coupleswith spiritual tools to enjoy the beauty of ahealthy married life,” he said.
Themain speakers at the eventwill be pas-tors Tanswell and Portia Davidse. There isthe request for a minimum R25 donation tocover costs of refreshments. Contact Harleyon 021 928 8066 or 081 483 7261.
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The Harley family, Isaac, Chernay and children, Caleb (11) and Leah (5), want to spreadthe word on a positive functioning family.
The Bellville South Youth Initiative will behaving a disco and karaoke to raise much-needed funds for projects in Bellville South.
You can enjoy an evening with them onFriday (2 March) from 19:00 at the Circle Pubin Oop Street, Bellville South (next to FalkeEuro Socks). There will be lots of prizes du-ring the evening for best dressed, singingand dancing.
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From its humble beginnings inKuils River, Lyrical Warfarehas found a new home in LongStreet.
Lyrical Warfare, presented bySuburban Menace and MobcowEntertainment hopes to becomethe premier Hip-Hop MC BattleLeague in Cape Town.
The team started hosting HipHop events four years ago, mov-ing around different venues inthe northern suburbs since theystarted at Stones Kuils River.
Organiser, Marvin Levendal,explains that Suburban Menacewanted to create a platform toshowcase their work this side ofthe world. The events proved tobe anopportunity to alsohelp oth-er local hip-hop artists.
Initially the events would in-clude different aspects of hip-hop,but after their last venue change,the events lost steam, and Marvinsays they decided to change thescope of the events, creating a
brand around one aspect.The MC battles, known as Lyri-
cal Warfare, have attracted lots ofattention.
Lyrical Warfare will now be-come an MC league with prizesfor winning MCs.
“We want to use the conceptand build a movement around thebrand itself,” Marvin says.
The battles will take place onthe last Wednesday of everymonth and will be linked to daysof observance, like World AidsDay, and will highlight signifi-cant events within the hip-hop in-dustry, like local album releases,remembrance of past artists andbirthdays.
Marvin says they hope to re-lease monthly mix tapes with lo-cal artists and producers. Thesewill be made available at the Lyri-cal Warfare events.
He points out that they are alsolooking for local producers tosupply “beats” for the battles,who will receive exposure in re-turn.
“Wewant to create ahiveof eco-
nomic creativity between us,”Marvin says.
“In our community, the eco-nomics are not taken seriously,”he says, explaining that that hip-hop is deeply rooted in social con-sciousness.
Marvin says: “Don’t let yourconsciousness overpower yourability to live off your passion.”
Lyrical Warfare will runthroughout 2012, based on aleague points system.
Participants will earn pointsand win cash prizes, with month-ly winners taking home R1 000and a goodie bag compliments ofSprite and other sponsors. Allpoints will be carried towards agrand event in December.
The first event will take placetonight at Zula in Long Streetfrom 21:00. Entrance is R20.
Anyone interested in takingpart can email [email protected] with “LW2012” in thesubject line or visit www.face-book.com/suburbanmenace.
You can find them at www.twit-ter.com/L_Warfare2012.
Hiphop to Long Street
on the international dance musicscene.
Ticket prices for the Kirsten-bosch show are R100 for adults, R75for children and R90 fro botanicalsociety members. Gates open at16:00 and the show starts at 17:30.
WIN! WIN! WIN!. Three lucky readers can each
win double tickets to see Goldfish atKirstenbosch on Sunday 11 March.SMS the word “Goldfish” followedby you name and contact details to45527. SMSes cost R1.50.
Goldfish will be bringing their Jaz-zy house beats to Kirstenbosch onSunday 11 March for the Old Mutu-al Summer Sunset Concerts.
Dominic Peters and DavidPoole’s searing live performanceshave seen them launch head-firstinto the worldwide Dance Musicconsciousness. Not too long ago,they were two music students, sur-fing and playing music in CapeTown. This changed when they de-cided to record an album. They nowhave a hectic performance schedule
Don’t miss GoldfishWin tickets to see Goldfish. Photo: Ross Hillier
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Call 072 999 3630*All jobs expertly done at
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Interior
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J & C ALUMINIUMAluminium doors, windowframes + glass fitted, sliding
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AA paving, garages, carports,vibracrete and extensions. Ph021 705 5372 / 072 425 5111
ALLE Plaveisel. Goeieverwysing. 076 1244 713
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TAR AND PAVING079 289 6737
VIBRACRETE EXTENSION074 321 9215 / 021 820 4384
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( 021 905 7820 k.u.
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Fridge RegassingGas + Labour R150.
Jobs done at home074 364 1842
REWINDING OF ALLELECTRICAL MOTORS.And repairs on washingmachines, stoves µwaves. ( 021 905 3547
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EERSTE RIVIERBaie mooi 2 slpk. huis op grooterf. R250 000. Kan gou intrek!
SKAKEL 082 571 1990
1791
Ouma WoonstelleGranny Flats
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RAVENSMEADOumawoonstel beskikb. Slegsjong getroude paar. R1 650
p.m.Skakel 076 940 1676
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BLUE DOWNS3 shops to let. R2 000 p.m.
each. Ideal for café, takeaway,retail business or medicalrooms or office use. Mainroad of Malibu Village.
084 245 0624 / 012 252 4139
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Geen "Please call me."
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Skakel 021 952 6704 tussen09:00 en 18:00.
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TILL OPERATORSNeeded to work in
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Die volgende is 'n vereiste:. Matriek sertifikaat. Rekenaar geletterdheid. Finansiële agtergrond endata verwerking. Rybewys is 'n voordeel
Salaris R3 500 p.m.Stuur alle CV's na dievolgende epos adres:
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BELHAR
FREESTANDING HOMEWell secured 3bedroomed home,carport for 2 cars, security gates.
Call Sidney082 954 0781 /021 696 4114
BELHAR
CLOSE TO ALL AMENITIESNeat 2/3bedr. home, situated
close to public transport, walkingdistance to primary & high schools,
offstreet parking for 3 cars.
Call Sidney at082 954 0781/021 696 4114
TygerBurger Eersterivier & Blue-Downs Bladsy 14 Woensdag 29 Februarie 2012Geklassifiseerd/Classifieds
BELHAR BELLVUEHOUSING ESTATE
Situated right next to the AirportMall.
Brand New 2 bedroom houses
R365 000100% homeloans availalbe.
Please contact Brian073 802 5221
email: [email protected]
ICONBELHAR R315 0003 beds, lounge, kitchen, f/bath.
SILVERSANDS R335000: 2 beds, f.bath, semi f.kitch.,lounge, secure lockup parking.
HILLCREST R340 000:2 beds, lounge, kitchen, bath.,f.enclosed.
HIGHBURY PARK R420 000: 2 beds, kitchen,basic builtin cupboard, lounge,f.bath.
SELFHELP: R480 0002 beds, f.f. kitchen, lounge withbuiltin fireplace, bath, laundryroom
Contact Melissa 072 057 5753Gary 076 696 2403www.iconprop.co.za
BELHAR/MUSICALS R580 000Fully encl., 3 bedr., sep. bathr. +toilet, f.f. lounge with jetmaster.BELHAR/SELFHELP R500 000Fully encl., f.f. (lots of b.i.c.),2 bedr. (main bedr. b.i.c.), gr.flat.BELHAR R399 000 neg.4 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen,laminated, tiled, garage facade.ST AUGUSTINES R750 000 NEG.Corner plot, 3 bedr., fully enclosed,kitch. with b.i.c., lnge, gar., carport.TUSCANY GLEN R550 0003 bedr., lnge, kitch., bathr. & toilet.TUSCANY GLEN R680 000 NEG3 bedr., lounge, dining r., fullyfitted, 2 bathrooms, swimmingpool.BISHOP LAVIS/SYDNEYVALE R650 000: Fully enclosed, 3 bedr.,2 bathr., f.f. kitchen, garage,granny flat.
We are looking forproperties in all areas!!
Sharon, 083 317 3794 or021 953 1480
Aleric, 083 966 7878SP PROPERTIES
BLUE DOWNS/MALIBU VILLAGE
R249 000 Serviced plot withfoundation and external walls,
structure, paving, enclsoed yard.
HAGLEY/WEMBLYPARK R380 000
2 bedrooms, single garage, it alsohas 2 rooms that still need to becompleted. Close to main roads.
BLUE DOWNS/MALIBU VILLAGE
R430 000 3 bedr., dining r./lounge, braaipatio, garage facade.
Bennett van Wyk, 084 564 1688
RE/MAX Property Associates021 987 6433
www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za
CALLING ALLPOTENTIAL SELLERS!!I AM URGENTLY LOOKING FORHOUSES, FLATS OR PLOTS TO
SELL IF YOU WANT YOURPROPERTY SOLD, PHONE OR
SEND ME A "PLEASE CALL ME"NOW!
AANDAG ALLE POTENSIËLE VERKOPERS!!
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JACQUES 083 686 2117
Forest heights – R500 0002 beds, 1½ bathrooms, large plot
Old Stratford – R450 0003 beds, 1½ bathrooms, garage, f/f kitchen
EERSTE RIVER
CALL OR SMS SANDRA021 906 1530/083 707 1707
EERSTE RIVER / DENNEMERE
R370 000 WOW!!WHAT A DEALLive in a QUIET & PEACEFUL
area. The WOW!! Kitchen is everywoman's dream, hob, UCO,
cupboards galore! Encl. carport,braai area, enough space for theentertainer. Lounge has laminatedfloors, sparkling bathr. with handshower & space for a washing
machine. Main bedr., b.i.c. Closeto all amenities, public transport,
churches & a Daycare centre.CLIVE BLOWS 072 225 8519
RE/MAX Property Associates021 987 6433
www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za
EERSTE RIVER / ELECTRICCITY
R380 000
PROPERTY OF THE MONTH,Spacious, wellmaintained home!!A price has never been this good!
3 beds., MES & fireplace withmuch more on offer. Ample
garden, paved with plenty space tobuild a garage or carport & a pool.
It is also situated in a quietpeaceful area. Close to
transportation.Don't hesitate CALL ME NOW!!CLIVE BLOWS 072 225 8519
RE/MAX Property Associates021 987 6433
www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za
Eerste River/Park Village R250 000
NEW RELEASE/SOLE MANDATE
Phone me now to view this neat2bedroom semidetached
property, fitted kitchen, lounge,bathroom VERY FEW IN THIS
PRICE RANGE.
JACQUES 083 686 2117
KUILS RIVER/RIVER ESTATER670 000 neg.: 3 bedr., lounge,dining room with builtin braai, gar.Occupation on bond approval.
DELFT ROOSENDAL R250 0002 bedr., kitchen, lounge.
MITCHELLS PLAIN/LENTEGEURR400 000: 2 bedr., kitchen, lounge,bathr. & sep. entrance, encl. yard,quiet area.
WE URGENTLY NEED HOUSESAND PLOTS IN DELFT,
KUILSRIVER, BELHAR, EERSTERIVER, KRAAIFONTEIN, BLUEDOWNS FOR PREAPPROVED
CLIENTS.CONTACT US AT
021 836 8037 (O)Louie, 072 7260 400
Hannes, 073 444 0879Tasneem, 074 867 3500Palesa, 071 323 3631
BLUE DOWNSNEW DEVELOPMENT, 2 bedr.
R280 000HURRY, HURRY, HURRY
Kuilsriver/JagtershofR599 000
NEW RELEASE/SOLE MANDATE
STARTING OUT OR SCALLINGDOWN this 2 bedroom house with
modern fitted kitchen, fullbathroom, lounge and TV room
PLUS ENCLOSED CARPORTGARAGE THAT WILL FITT2 CARS BARGAIN BUY.
JACQUES 083 686 2117
AÏDA PROSPURSouthern Suburbs
WETTON 021 761 0707
M/PLAIN 0213 91 2200
Everything we touch turns to SOLD
BLUEDOWNS: R390.000excl3Beds(Bics), Lounge, F/Bath,
FK, Garage, Carport, L/Floors, 285m.ASHBY 072 777 6316
SUNBIRD PARK: R690.000excl F/s,4Beds, Lounge, FFK, F/Bath, D/room,
Garage, 496m, Plans 4 Business Premises.
F/s, 3Beds(1xB), Lounge, F/Bath,Kitchen, Encl, Satellite Dish, B/Bars.
SILVERSANDS: R420.000excl
ANDILE 083 621 5571
ICONSell, Sell and stand a
chance to win R2 000 incash.
Simply mandate Icon to sell yourhome from now till end March 2012
Verkoop en kom in aanmerking om R2000 te
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Contact:Gary 076 696 2403
Melissa 072 057 5753Ollie 073 399 2082
Office 021 903 7587www.iconprop.co.za
WESBANK R86 000: 1bedr.house with bathr. o/plan kitch &
lounge.ROSENDAL R282 000
2 bedr., lounge, kitch. & bathr.Fully enclosed. Potential forrenovations. Cost inclusive.BELHAR EXTENTIN 13
R300 000: Cozy 2 bedr., kitch.,spac. lnge, bathr. & toilet.
Close to all amenities.MONTANA R640 000
2½ bedr. B.i.c. in 1 bedr. Lounge.D.room. Kitchen with b.i.c. Tandemgar. Carport. Fully sec with alarm
system. Very neat property.BELHAR/MUSICLAS R480 000
Spac. 3bedr. house, lounge, kitch.with b.i.c., full bathr., laundry,s.garage. A must view property.
Contact ZARA 082 581 2400/021931 9265 (office hrs: 09:00 17:00)
View pictures atWWW.ABDUSPROP.CO.ZA
YOLAM PROPERTIESNOOITGEDACT / BISHOP LAVISR550 000 5 beds, 3 x b.i.c., f/f
kitch, big lnge, knotty pineceilings, tiles, lam. flooring, b/bars
& s.gates, blinds, gar. Fully encl.
RAVENSMEAD R850 000Erf 1586 m², 3 beds., kitch b.i.c.,
bath/toilet, tiles, knotty pine ceiling,lounge, diningr. Granny flat.
UITSIG R295 000: 3 beds., kitchb.i.c., tiles, knotty pine, diningr/
lounge, b.bars, carport, encl.
ROSENDAL / DELFT R255 0002 beds., bath/toilet, kitch b.i.c,
lounge, fully enclosed.
ATTENTION SELLERS!!We are looking for houses to sellin Bellville South, Belhar, Delft,
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TygerBurger Eersterivier & Blue-Downs Bladsy 15Woensdag 29 Februarie 2012 Sport
LIAM MOSES
The Stormers will be forced todip further into their youthfulreserves over the next twomonths, after captain and in-cumbent openside flank SchalkBurger was ruled out for up tosix weeks on Saturday. Burgersuffered damage to his medialligament during the team’s 13point victory over the Hurri-canes at Newlands, and his ab-sence will rob the team of not on-ly his leadership skills and expe-rience, but also his high workrate, aggressive rucking and ex-cellent distribution skills.
The Stormers have lacked a pre-mier openside flank since the de-parture of Francois Louw to Bath inthe off season, but it was believedthat Burger would be able to excelin the position where he began hisfirst-class career.
Siya Kolisi, a versatile and athlet-ic young loose forward, substitutedforBurgerduring thematch, andheseems likely to fill the position nextweek when the Stormers take onthe Sharks.
However, coach Alister Coetzeesaid he would consider all of his op-tions for the position.
“In the pre-season games we hadSiya (Kolisi) coming on at six andhe actually didn’t do a bad job,” saidCoetzee.
“ But with the loose trio situation,we were playing our best loosies.
“We’ll be looking at our reserves.There’s Rueben Johannes, and Ni-zaam Carr and Don Armandt.”
The inclusion of Kolisi in thestarting line-up team, and either Jo-hannes, Carr or Armandt on thesubstitutes’ bench will serve to fur-ther decrease the average age andexperience level of the first team.
The Stormers fielded four playersaged 23 or younger (Nick Koster,Eben Etzebeth, Steven Kitshof andGary van Aswegen) in their start-ing line-up, and the number grew to
five when Kolisi took the place ofhis injured captain.
Coetzee was understandably hap-py with how the youngsters han-dled the increasedphysicality of Su-per Rugby.
“All youngsters, like I said previ-ously, have the potential to play atthis level. And again today itshowed,” said Coetzee.
“Siya (Kolisi) is physically ma-
ture, Eben Etzebeth is physicallymature, and Steven Kitshof, to playat this level.
“Our pack was outstanding to-day, and they have been taken a lotof flak over the past couple of weeksand a lot of people had a lot to say.”
Although all five of the young-sters played with varying degreesof success, and brought a necessaryyouthful vigour to the side, it could
be argued that Burger’s loss willdamage the delicate balance be-tween youth and experience thatsets champions apart from the also-rans.
Whoever replaces the hard manof the loose trio, be it Kolisi, Johan-nes, Carr or Armandt, will be thrustinto the inferno that is Super Rug-by, and either be forged into a steelycompetitor or melt into obscurity.
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Stormers Captain and Springbok flank Schalk Burger grimaces in pain as he is tackled by two Hurricanes players. Burger injured his medial ligamentin the game and could be out for as many as six weeks. Photo: Nasief Manie
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Burger
SAREL BURGER
Universiteit Wes-Kaapland, Durbanvil-le, Milnerton en Kuilsrivier het almal dieafgelope naweek weghol-oorwinnings indie jongste reeks eersteliga-krieketwed-stryde in die WP behaal.
UWK (273/6, gesl.) het sy aanspraak op dietitel in die topafdeling versterk deur Ou Mu-tual (84) ’n afranseling met 165 lopies te be-sorg. Imraan Hendricks (103) en Esmundvan Wyk (101*) het die bal aan die rol gesitmet ’nvennootskapvan161 lopies omdie ses-de paaltjie, waarna Nkululeko Serame (4/27)en Jody Lawrence (3/18) die afrondingswerkgedoen het.
Bellville daarenteen moes in sy wedstrydteen Rondebosch (54 lopies voor op die eerstebeurt) behoorlik walgooi om ’n nederlaag afte weer.
Bellville, wat 251 lopies vir ’n oorwinninggesoek het, het met sy 175/9 darem daaringeslaag om ’n onbesliste uitslag te verkry.Leroy Villet (85), Stefan Joubert (59 en 6/97)en Handré Theron (64) het die beste in diékragmeting vertoon.
Nadat Durbanville se Morné Heyneke
(6/32 vir ’n wedstrydontleding van 11/80) enPieter Erasmus (3/10) Edgemead vir net 54lopies uitgeboender het, moes die Durbiesslegs 11 lopies vir ’n tienpaaltjie-sege aante-ken. Jack McGregor (40) het in die eerstebeurt die beste met die kolf gevaar, terwylDamian Crowley (52*) en Chris Freeman(3/21) die enigste spelers in die tuisspan waswat hond haaraf kon maak.
Toe Milnerton se Andy Milne (4/41) en Ri-chard Holman (3/36) Noordelikes-Goodwoodvir 123 uitgeboul het, het die tuisspan net 116lopies vir ’n oorwinning benodig. Robbievan Harte (64*) het die grondslag gelê vir diesege met 9 paaltjies.
Vroeër het Eric Osner (4/27) en NadeemBedford (50) ook hul kant vir Milnerton ge-bring, terwyl Mario Stoop (5/32) die Good-wood-span se beste speler was.
Kuilsrivier (157 en2/0)het ewemaklikmet10 paaltjies oor Bellville-Suid (100 en 58) ge-loop. James Carolus (met ’n wedstrydontle-ding van 9/36), Richard Langley (53) en NeilClaasen (42) was die wenspan se staatma-kers.
. In die Boland het Kraaifontein se Ooste-likes-span (117/9) sy 20/20-wedstryd teenStellenbosch & Distrikte met 7 lopies gewen.
Heyneke boulE’mead flenters
THOMAS CAROLUS
Crowds were treated to an exciting local der-by last week.
Ajax Cape Town and Engen Santos playedto a 1-1 draw in an Absa Premier Leaguematch at the Cape Town Stadium on Satur-day night as local fans were treated to a feastof entertainment and football which they en-joyed every minute of.
The first half belonged to Ajax, who start-ed the game with farmore purpose thanthe visitors, Santos.Having conceded onnumerous occasionsin the opening stagesof matches.
A drawback for the“People’s Team” isthat they were tootentative not to makemistakes, causingthem to constantlyfall under siege andstruggle to find theirfooting in the opening45 minutes.
Ajax took the game to their visitors in thefirst half, but they could not make good ofthe chances created in front of goal. In theopening minutes both Billiat and GeorgeMalueka came close, and Brent Carelse’sshot from close range hit the crossbar.
The Parow side finally broke the deadlockwhen Carelse managed to find Pa DemboTouray’s net from the penalty spot after San-tos conceded a needless penalty.
Jurie Basie made an ill-timed sliding tack-le that was completely unnecessary asNasief Morris and Touray were still behind
the ball.The second half was a different kettle of
fish with Santos having made one substitu-tion during the break period, SiyabulelaSongwiqi being replaced by Salmaan King.
The introduction of King brought stabilityand attacking prowess to Santos’ left sideand they displayed elegant football from themoment the second part of the game started.
It was Eleazar Rodgers who helped Santosdraw level after having a relatively quite en-
counter for most of thegame being marked byMatthew Booth.
Rodgers finally man-aged to lose his markerand headed home su-perbly from an ErwinIsaacs cross from theleft channel.
Ajax continued tosearch for awinner andalmost found the targetbut for Tyren Arendsewho cleared the ball offthe goal-line, whileAiden Jenniker raced
shoulder to shoulder with Isaacs before pok-ing the ball wide for a corner.
Cole Alexander won possession deep in hisown half before his long pass forward foundMaluleka who passed to Billiat then to Akpa-bio but Santos, defending in numbers smoth-ered the danger.
Both teams had their chances in attack forthe remainder of the game, with Ajax havinglost their effect in attack since entering thetunnel at half time. Nonetheless , Santos canbe grateful to have the experienced Tourayin goal, an intergral cog that aided them ingathering the point.
Exciting derbyends in a draw
Die Cafdeling van die noordelike sone se interskoleatletiek was verlede week in die Bellville stadion. Hier wen Keenan Hollenbach van St. Andrews in Elsiesrivier die 200 m vir seunso.14. Foto: Carina Roux
The first half belonged toAjax, who started the
game with far more purpose than the visitors,
Santos.
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