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GUN: PERFECT MATCH

Some smart police work

ANDR BAKKES

W

hen the prison cell gate slammed

shut on Nomveliso Buwa (31) and

Phumzile Prince Mnyiphika (38),

their thoughtsmighthavedrfitedback to the

fateful day they decided another person

should die.

They might have wondered how their life

could have turned out had they not con-

spired to kill Du Noons Simpiwe Jali.

Prison

Before the trial at the Cape Town High

Court, which concluded this Friday, they

might have wondered how on earth they

were caught.

In the end,when the judge sentenced them

both to 20 years imprisonment for conspira-

cy to murder, they would have known that

they could not outfox Milnertons Serious

andViolentCrimeUnit (SVC) in general and

Capt Murphy Papa in particular.

Forensics

TygerBurger spoke to Papa on Tuesday to

hear how he solved the case, which at first

seemed an impossible task.

On 1December 2010 at 09:00weheard that

one man and two women were shot in Du

Noon. The deceased were shot execution

style each with a bullet in the head. There

were no eyewitnesses, explains Papa.

A handbag belonging to Buwa was found

in the room of one of the victims (Jali).

Papa searched the bag thoroughly and dis-

covered a traffic fine inside.

He continues: Just a few days before a po-

liceman was shot, and as it turned out, he

was the one who issued the fine that I found

in the handbag.

I decided to see if the cartridge on the

murder scenematched the one thatwasused

in the first incident. It was confirmed that

the same 9 mm pistol was used in both inci-

dents.

Buwa was approached and then told the

authorities that she owed Jali R2 600. She ap-

parently lent her bank card to her friend

so that he could go drawmoney from her ac-

count.

Interrogation

At that stage Papa had no proof that this

witness could be a suspect.

During her interrogation much later it

was revealed that she was, at the time of the

triple homicide, hiding Mnyiphika at her

home.

V To page 2.

Does the name Baillons crake

mean anything to you? If it does

then the fact that it was spotted

in Intaka Island at Century City

during last week would be

wonderful news. If it doesnt, then

all you need to know is that it is

a very rare and secretive bird,

which was last spotted there in

the 90s. The news hit Twitter and

Facebook, went viral and soon

hundreds of infatuated birdlovers

from as far as Johannesburg,

descended on to the bird sanctu

ary. The gates opened an hour

andahalf earlier every morning

and repeated sights of the bird

enticed even more to flock to

ground zero. Alan Liebenberg of

Century Citys Environmental

Office elaborates: It is a very

small and solitary creature and

very rare and is usually found near

the coastline or in marshy areas.

People will sit for three hours just

to see it for half a minute!

Rare crake

has birders

atwitter

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FROM PAGE 1

According to Papa, Mnyiphika was

guilty of shooting the policeman in

a road rage incident just a few days

earlier.

Buwa and Mnyiphika then hired

a hitman to kill her friend Jali.

The hitman used Mnyiphikas

gun, hence the matching cartridg-

es.

While the investigationwas ongo-

ing, Buwa fled to East London

where she was arrested for fraud.

Says Papa: Many accusations

were made against her for accept-

ing money from people under the

pretence of finding them jobs. This

promise of employment never ma-

terialised however. She was

charged with fraud in East London

and found guilty.Me andLtColNel-

son Ngubelenga went to East Lon-

don and brought her back to stand

trial.

Many months of legal action fi-

nally concluded on Friday when

both she and Mnyiphika were sen-

tenced.

Even though the unknown hit-

man is still at large, this is a huge

boon for the SVC.

ConcludesPapa: I couldnothave

done itwithout the help of everyone

involved. I also have a special word

of congratulations to the states ad-

vocate Cedric Tikgopo and then ul-

timately, I want to thank my Heav-

enly Father. Without His guidance

I could not have done it. Capt Murphy Papa.

Nuwe waardasies vir al 850 000 eiendom-

me in die Stad Kaapstad word van 1 Julie

gebruik vir die berekening van eien-

domsbelasting.

Eiendomseienaars sal van 14 Februa-

rie af kennisgewings ontvang oor wat die

nuwe waardasie van hul eiendomme is.

Di waardasies is gebaseer op die waarde

van eiendomme op 1 Julie 2012. Altesame

600 000 residensile eiendomme is ge-

waardeer. Dit sluit nie die sowat 15 000

deeltitel-eiendomme in nie.

Volgens Leonore van der Walt, stads-

raadslid vir wyk 2, sal die nuwe eiendom-

swaardasies van 1 Julie vanjaar gebruik

word om eiendomsbelasting vas te stel.

Dit beteken nie dat eiendomsbelasting

met dieselfde persentasie gaan toeneem

as wat die onderskeie eiendomme in

waarde toegeneem het nie, het sy ges.

Die stadsraad begroot wat die eiendoms-

belasting vir die nuwe boekjaar van 1 Ju-

lie 2013 tot 30 Junie 2014 sal wees.

Eiendomsbelasting word hiervolgens

op die nuwe eiendomswaardes bereken.

Eiendomseienaars wat nie saamstem

met die nuwe waardasies nie, kry van-

jaar twee en n half maande tyd om be-

swaar aan te teken. Ingevolge wetgewing

moet eiendomseienaars 30 dae tyd vir be-

sware gegeeword. Die beswaartydperk is

van 21 Februarie tot 30 April.

Die nuwe waardasies sal op die Stad se

webtuiste beskikbaar wees. Geen beswa-

re wat na 30 April ontvang word, mag in-

gevolge wetgewing deur die munisipali-

teit oorweeg word nie, waarsku Leonore.

Eienaars van eiendomme sal van 14 Fe-

bruarie deur die munisipaliteit oor die

nuwewaardasies ingeligword.Daar is al-

tesaam 17 munisipale punte waar die be-

sware ingedienkanword.Diemunisipale

geboue in Parow en Bellville en die bur-

gersentrum in Kaapstad is van hulle.

Indien beswaar gemaak word teen n

waardasie, word die belasting op die nu-

wewaardasie gehef totdat die beswaar af-

gehandel is.

Daar kan beswaar gemaak word teen

enigiets waarmee die eienaar nie saam-

stem nie. Selfs huurders kan beswaar

maak. Iemand kan ook by n munisipale

kantoor beswaar maak teen die waarda-

sie van n eiendom in sy omgewing.

Indien n eiendom uit die waardasie-

rol weggelaat is, word eiendomsbelasting

terugwerkend van 1 Julie 2013 af bereken

sodra dit reggestel word.

Besware teen die waardasies van Ju-

lie 2006 het twee jaar geneemomafgehan-

del te word en die besware teen Julie 2009

se waardasies een jaar. Hierdie keer mik

ons na ses maande om besware af te han-

del.

Elke detail wat op die vorms gevra

word, moet ingevul word, anders kan n

deurdagte evaluasie van die besware nie

gemaak word nie. Ons het n regsmening

hieroor ingewin. Dit is belangrik. Enigie-

mand wat sukkel om die beswaarvorms

in te vul, sal deur munisipale amptenare

gehelp word. Eiendomseienaars kan ook

insae kry in die verkooppryse van eien-

domme in hul omgewing, s Leonore.

Nuwewaardasies

vir eiendomme

TANDYLEE MARINUS

Sea rescue personnel had to assist a canoe-

ist on Monday afternoon after he ran into

trouble along the Milnerton coast.

Christiaan Beyers (23) from Loevenstein

suffered hypothermia after his canoe sunk

close to Woodbridge Island.

Frantically waving his arms and shout-

ing for help, Beyers caught the attention of

a person sitting on his balcony who called

in the distress call to the NSRI.

Station commander Rhine Barnes of the

National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) in

Melkbosstrand, said they were alerted to

the situation at about 14:30. After dispatch-

ing the rescue boat they foundBeyers adrift

half a kilometrenorth of theMinerton light-

house between the Sunset Links Golf

course.

We arrived at the scene and Christiaan

was very hypothermic and cold, but unin-

jured.

Michael Mcdonald (19) who was playing

golf at the Milnerton Golf course also no-

ticed Beyers predicament and rushed to

the beach to help.

Medical personnel arrived at the scene

shortly after and transported Beyers to the

Milnerton Mediclinic. He was discharged

on Monday evening.

Barnes confirmed that Beyers had forgot-

ten to insert a bung, which is a type of

drainage plug in the hull of the canoe.

Barnes said although it is an uncommon

mistake, it just illustrates how important it

is to have the necessary equipment.

Whats important is that he did have a

life jacket on but should have had flares

which would have helped a lot, Barnes

said.

Healso advised otherwatersport enthusi-

asts to inform friends or family when they

are going out onto the ocean.

Tell them how long youwill be andwhat

time you are expected to be back, this will

allow them to notify emergency services if

something happens, he explained.

V The Melkbosstrand NSRI is currently recruiting

new members from ages 16 and up. Anyone inter

ested in joining can contact Rhine Barnes on

082 990 5958.

Canoe sinks, NSRI to rescue

Trojan blood in you?

Try-outs for this years Trojan

Warriors and Teen Trojan Warriors

will be held at Ratanga Junction on

23 March.

Registration will be from 10:00 to

11:00. Entries for all interested

Mortals (age 13 and up) will be

available on the website by end of

January.

Spectators get a day pass into

Ratanga at the gates on the day.

V Formore information go towww.torjanwar

riors.co.za.

Radio Tbergsakebyeenkoms

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op Dinsdag 5 Februarie by die Barnyard-

teater by die Willowbridge-winkelsentrum

plaas.

Dit duur van 07:00 tot 09:00. Die gas-

spreker is dr. Dion Forster van die

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Bespreking is noodsaaklik. Skakel

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[email protected]. If youwould like to embark on an adventure

of formal music studies in 2013 or to contin-

ue your studies on a higher level, then the

Hugo Lambrechts Music Centre in Parow is

the place for you.

Classes are open to anyone as well as

adults keen to hone their talents.

Students from all over the Western Cape

are considered andwill be auditioned at any

time.

In its 27th year, Hugo Lambrechts creates

opportunities for students to feel at home in

an atmosphere of music making at a high

level, promises acting principal Leonore Eh-

lers.

We are proud of our qualified and experi-

enced teachers and their students, she says.

Our students excel in local competitions,

eisteddfods and other musical events, even

abroad. They have dominated the final

rounds and winners lists of recent national

youth music competitions, for example

SAMRO and Artscape.

Quality practical tuition in all the sym-

phonic instruments is maintained and the

standard theymaintain affords young South

Africans the opportunity to prepare them-

selves to perform and compete even interna-

tionally.

The tuition offered covers all symphonic

instruments, piano, singing andharp.Music

theory is taught from entry level up to Unisa

Grade 7 and includes preparation for the

Trinity College and Royal School examina-

tions.

Beginners may rent instruments.

V Those interested can visit www.hugolambrech

ts.co.za, or the Hugo Lambrechts centre to acquaint

themselveswith themusic. Call 021 9399105 or send

an email to [email protected] for more.

Formalisemusic studies at

Hugo Lambrechts Centre

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Vivacious visit: Bollywood

actresses Kired Bhaddal,

Archana Vijaya and Barbara

Mori visited Eric Miles

Cheshire Home in Milnerton

on Friday and plan to donate

some muchneeded funds to

the home. The three, along

with a 20man strong film

crew are in South Africa to

shoot a travel show. Among

the activities included

skydiving and going up Table

Mountain, but they felt their

visit to South Africa must

include some charity work as

well. They also mingled a bit

with the homes residents,

who were obviously in awe of

their beauty.

PHOTO: ANDR BAKKES

The Blouberg Beach Cleanup would

like to invite everyone to their sec-

ond beach cleanup for the year.

The event takes place this coming

Saturday (2 February) at 10:00 in

front of the KFC and Seli 1 at the Ta-

ble View beachfront.

Sunscreen, bags, gloves and some-

thing cool to drink will also be pro-

vided.

We would also like to extend a

special invite to all schools that

would like to get involved in commu-

nity projects we will be happy to

assist wherever possible, says or-

ganiser Gregory Player.

For more information email Gre-

gory at gregory_player@hot-

mail.com.

Join beach

cleanup

ANDR BAKKES

Approximately 100 Joe Slovo residents in-

vadedanopen field belonging toOldMutual

on Thursday evening with the intention of

claiming the land for themselves.

Milnerton police acted quickly and

nipped the invasion in the bud.

Spokesperson, W/O Daphne Dell, con-

firms that a case of trespassing was opened

by Old Mutual, but to date no arrests have

been made.

The trespassers apparently marched to

the land in the early morning hours, de-

stroyed a part of the surrounding fence and

started demarcating the territory.

Dell says the idea was that they would

start building their shacks as soon as they

had figured out who would live where.

If we didnt act quickly it could have

been awful.

Our members came across the people

while they were hammering stakes into the

land, she says.

Ward councillor JoyMcCarthy adds a dif-

ferent slant to the affairswhen she says that

the ringleaders will be prosecuted in ac-

cordance with an interdict which has re-

cently been made against them by the City

of Cape Town.

Tygerburger reported on this last week

(Housing queue jumped).

Says McCarthy: The ringleaders incited

others to invade the land during a meeting.

People must understand that housing does

not fall under local government, but nation-

al.

She also adds that these invaders are not

only working against the DA, but also the

Joe Slovo Park community.

A piece of city-owned land in the settle-

ment, which has been earmarked for resi-

dential and commercial use, andwhichwill

benefit the community in the long run has

also been subjected to an orchestrated

land invasion in the last few months.

It is apparently the same group of people

who now invaded the Old Mutual land in

Marconi Beam.

McCarthy uses the opportunity to once

again call for patience.

Opportunistic squatters nipped in the bud

ANDR BAKKES

While in captivity, his kidnappers sawed

into his shins, smashed the tip of his finger-

nails with a hammer and deprived him of

food and water.

A Congolese man who lives in Kensing-

ton was kidnapped in Goodwood on 31 De-

cember last year and after being allegedly

tortured for four days, commendable work

by authorities saw to it that he survived the

ordeal.

A relentless investigation by Goodwood

policemembers and the Provincial Hostage

Negotiation Unit (WCHNU) lead to the man

being savedand twokidnap suspects arrest-

ed.

Spokesperson for the local police, Const

Nokwanda Harmans, is wary of revealing

too much about the case since court pro-

ceedings havent begun yet.

The sordid tale started when the victim

was kidnapped by two male suspects, who

hurriedhimaway to a farm inMalmesbury.

The suspects contactedoneof thevictims

friends anddemandedR30 000 ransommon-

ey, which they apparently claimed was

owed to them.

Harmans continues: On 1 January at

13:00 the man was reported kidnapped. A

ransom demand was made and the victims

cellphone was tracked to Malmesbury.

From the moment the case was opened,

Consts Landiso Gaya and Bonga Dingane,

along with other police and WCHNU mem-

bers started their search.

Information pointed them to a farm in

Roordebosch, Malmesbury.

After verifying that the owner of the vehi-

cle indeed resides on the farm they started

their stakeout on 2 January at 18:00.

Just aftermidnight that evening they saw

the vehicle and after an intense pursuit

they managed to arrest one of the suspects,

Harmans says.

The other onemanaged to escape, but the

victimwas, however, found in a building on

the farm and taken to hospital.

A couple of days later the other suspect

was also arrested during a follow-up opera-

tion.

Tortured for four gruelling days

Friends of Tygerberg invites anyone interest-

ed to join them on a three-hour hike on Satur-

day 2 February, starting at 07:00.

The hike will start at the Welgemoed Re-

serve entrance.

Three-hour hikes are undulating and vary

according to group size.

Hikers are requested to meet at the gate 10

minutes before the starting time.

It is advisable to take along a snack, plenty

to drink and to wear appropriate walking or

hiking shoes.

Hikers should also carry a light jacket, as

the weather can change quickly and the wind

on the mountain can be cold.

Children are welcome as long as they are

physically able.

Contact Bill Wilson on 083 675 7054.

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Welcome: The first day of preschool marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in

the lives of parents and children all over the world. For the Milnerton PrePrimary School this

was no exception. Here Principal Lindsay Pretorius welcomes some new learners (from left)

Matthew Burgess, Caleb Robertson, Mpilo Gumede, Joshua Field, Jade Arnold, Leonel Xavier,

Hayley Henry, Dominique van Niekerk, Mia Amore, Ziya Jagjivan, Michelina de Vos.

LEON STEENKAMP

The incessant barking of a neighbours dog

probably rates right up there on themajori-

ty of peoples list of top 10 irritations.

Something was however different from

the barking Taubelle Gersh heard on the

morning of 21 December from her house in

Milnerton.

Theownerof fourdogsherself, Taubelles

sympathetic ear picked up something else

in the barking that others would shrug off

as the acting out of a frustrated pooch.

I was playing with my four dogs in my

gardenwhen I heard this incessant barking

of a dog in the neighbourhood. It wasnt a

normal bark, it sounded as if the dog was

in danger, Taubelle said.

As the barking continued for another

hour, aworriedTaubelle decided to investi-

gate.

As it happened the housewhich the noisy

dog called home was in Redlands Road at

the back of Taubelles house in Sheldon

Road.

I knocked but no one was home. Being

vigilant I didnt want to investigate on my

own. If it was a burglary in progress Imight

put myself in danger, she explained.

She phoned the Milnerton Neighbour-

hood Watch and shortly one of their mem-

bers joined her at the house.

He looked around and then called me

over to come have a look. As I looked

through an open window I saw a dog stand-

ing on a table with the curtain entangled

around its neck. I told the man to not scare

the dog, fearing that it might jump off the

table and strangle itself. The barking came

from another dog on the property some-

where which I could not see.

Being a passionate dog lover, Taubelle

gently approached the distressed dog.

So with my angelic voice I coaxed the

dog closer, she joked.

I managed to grab hold of it andwithmy

other hand I was able to untangled the cur-

tain fromaround its neck.What amazedme

was that the other dog was barking to alert

people to the situation, she said.

Taubelle asked the Neighbourhood

Watch member if he knew who lived there.

When she got the name she looked up the

telephone number and gave the owner, Bev

Hoffman, a ring.

I was very tearful and emotional, Angel

ismydaughters dog. She studies at Stellen-

bosch and was coming home that weekend,

imagine if she got here and something had

happened to Angel, said a very grateful

Bev.

The 12-year-old Angel and eight-year-old

Kim, the heroine in this case, were rescue

dogs that Bev got from the Adopt-A-Pet or-

ganisation.

I am just so grateful that Taubelle lis-

tened to her inner voice and came to see

what was wrong. What if it was a burglary

or someone who had fainted, said Bev.

Dog calls for urgent

help from neighbours

Bev Hoffman (left) with the heroic Kim whose

continous barking alerted neighbour Taubelle

Gersh (right) to the fact that Angel was being

strangled in a curtain.

PHOTO: LEON STEENKAMP

ANDR BAKKES

The song of the secretive bird, the Baillons

crake, might at first seem as odd as people

flying all the way from Johannesburg to

steal a glimpse of this rare bird, ticking it

off on their list and then flying back again.

This oddity by birdwatchers is, however,

absolutely justified when it is driven by

passion.

Their need to see that bird, even if it is

for just 40 seconds, isworthmore than their

time and money.

On 19 January a Baillons crakewas spot-

ted at Intaka Island in Century City.

The news hit Twitter and Facebook, went

viral, and soonhundreds of infatuated bird-

lovers descended on to the bird sanctuary.

The gates opened an hour-and-a-half ear-

lier every morning and repeated sightings

of the bird enticed even more to flock to

ground zero.

Alan Liebenberg of Century Citys Envi-

ronmental Office elaborates: It created a

stir among tweeters and photographers

who have been descending in their droves

in thehope of catching a glimpse of this nor-

mally very elusive bird.We have one previ-

ous record of it being spotted at Intaka back

in the late 1990s, but it disappeared on the

same day it was seen.

Liebenberg confirms that people came all

the way from Johannesburg to witness the

special bird.

He adds that since the best chance one

has to see it is early in the morning, they

opened the gates at 06:00 instead of 07:30.

It is a very small and solitary creature

and indeed very rare and is usually found

near the coastline or in marshy areas. Peo-

ple will sit for three hours just to see it for

half a minute!

Liebenberg says he isnt an avid birder,

but admits that he does have an interest in

the hobby.

Three years ago fewer than 10 000 people

went to the sanctuary but last year this fig-

ure rose to 20 000.

According to him it is a fantastic place

to go and take photos and enjoy the avian

wildlife.

When asked what the Baillons crake

sounds like he said it is very difficult to ex-

plain it.

So, I will take a pop at it. It sounds some-

thing like...

A frog saying goodbye to the world (ma-

jestically,mindyou)while it is slowlybeing

squeezed in a vice.

Crake causes birder

quake at Intaka

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Birds (Sanccob).

This foundation is responsible for preser-

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cies, including the African penguin.

The past theme for World Environment

Awareness, where the city participated

with various educational drives about en-

vironmental resource management, also

focused on the effects of pollution and cli-

mate change on polar ecosystems, and the

ensuing consequences around the world.

Chairperson of De Grendel Subcouncil,

JamesVos, explains that all types of polluti-

on are key factors in the health of a city,

represent a major health risk to our citi-

zens, and also portrayCapeTown in a nega-

tive way to tourists and residents alike. He

adds that previous municipal legislation

was not hitting hard enough at the big fac-

tories responsible for much of the noxious,

contaminating emissions that defile our

air, and that the existing air pollution cont-

rol bylaw of council was amended because

it is out of date and insufficiently stringent.

In addition, the city has expanded its ve-

hicle emission testing programme, targe-

ting not only big fleet owners, but also loo-

king at city-owned vehicles such as refuse

removal trucks.

It is the responsibility of every person

to protect existing trees and encourage the

planting of new ones to stem the negative

consequences of carbon emissions, says

Vos.

He also points out that judging by the

available facts on global warming, human

beings have a poor track record in caring

and managing our environment.

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in theproductionof oxygenand the reducti-

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very patient as construction

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landscaping with indigenous and water-wise

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Trafc signs will help guide motorists to

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Park-and-Rides

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10:00 to 11:30.

Hirschs Milnerton has organised the

morning, which will touch on bases such

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mini facials and beautiful jewellery.

Refreshments will be served, so even

though the morning is free of charge,

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V There will also be a chance for women

in business to unite on 13 February from

10:00 to 11:30.

Bedroom Boutique will be holding its

first womens networking breakfast of the

year when Afsana Khan (a social media

guru) will talk on how to use Facebook sa-

fely.

Khan will talk in particular about ad-

dressing privacy issues for children and

adults.

The breakfast is the ideal opportunity

to expand ones contact sphere, exchange

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hips.

V It is also free of charge, but booking is essential.

For both these events one can RSVP with Nardo

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Michelle Smit (21) van die Eric Miles-Ches-

hirehuis in Milnerton kan nou op haar eie

rolstoel deur die gange van di tehuis jaag,

te danke aan verskeie Rotarir-klubs en So-

lidariteit Helpende Hand.

Die gestremde Michelle is verjeug dat sy

nou uiteindelik n gerieflike rolstoel het.

Ek kon amper nooit skoene gedra het

nie, want my voete rus nie gemaklik op die

ou ene nie. Die stoel wat ek voor hierdie een

gehad het, was meer gemaklik, maar ek het

dikwels agteroorgeval, verduidelik sy.

Michelle glo sy sal nie dieselfde probleme

ervaar met die nuwe rooi Ferrari, soos

een van die skenkers skertsend daarna ver-

wys het, nie.

Michelle was amper ses jaar gelede in n

motorongeluk op die N1. Sy het nie net die

vermo verloor om te stap nie, maar ook

haar niggie en krel aan die dood afgestaan.

Sedertdienwas dit een groot gesukkel om

van punt A tot punt B te kom.

Erika Botha-Rossouw, die streeksorgani-

seerder (Wes-Kaap) van Solidariteit Hel-

pende Hand, het die plaaslike Rotarirs in

kennis gestel van Michelle se probleem.

Ek ken Michelle sedert 2010 toe ek haar

ontmoet het inmoeilike omstandighede. Li-

ret Swanepoel van Solidariteit het ook be-

trokke geraak en selfs virMichelle n party-

tjie gehou met haar 21ste verjaarsdag!

Die Helpende Hand-streekkantoor het

reeds in 2011 by die tehuis betrokke geraak

en verskeie verbeteringe aangebring om

die inwoners se lewensgehalte te verbeter.

HelpendeHand het die lewensomstandig-

hede vanMichelle verbeter deur haar in die

tehuis te plaas en haar kamer op te knap.

Verlede jaar is van die ander kamers ook

verbeter.

Ons het geweet dat die inwoners van die

tehuis dikwels afhanklik is van die staat se

karige ongeskiktheidspensioen, s Erika.

Die pensioen is skaars voldoende omhul

verblyf te betaal en laat nie veel oor vir

enigiets anders nie.

In die volgende drie weke sal die Rotari-

ers 110 rolstoele oorhandig aan behoeftiges

in Kaapstad te danke aan die Internasiona-

le Rotarir-rolstoelstigting.

Michelle kanmet

nuwewiele jaag

Liret Swanepoel (Solidariteit Helpende Hand), Samantha Peet (TygerbergRotarirs), Erika

BothaRossouw (streeksorganiseerder: Solidariteit Helpende Hand), Est Bhme (gemeenskapsdi

rekteur van TygerbergRoratirs) en Ren Lesch (rolstoelkordineerder van die TygerbergRotari

ers) staan hier agter Michelle Smit, wat nog sit in n ou rolstoel. Langs Smit is haar splinternu

we Ferrari. FOTO: ANDR BAKKES

The winners for a competition to name the

old and new bird hides at Rietvlei wetlands

were recently announced.

Thewinner of the competition for renam-

ing the new bird hide is Carolina Burd-

Rocchinotti.

Her proposal was the Sunset hide.

She has won a complimentary boat ride

for two on the citys patrol boat around Ri-

etvlei at a time that suits herself and a part-

ner.

The Rietvlei Management Board won the

naming of the old bird hide with Old

Friends Hide in honour of the Friends of

Rietvleis link to the board.

It is a bit of a tongue-in-cheek name that

will fall gently on the tongue of non-mem-

bers of Friends of Rietvlei while compli-

menting the Friends many years of contri-

bution to conservation on the area, said ar-

ea manager of the Table Bay Nature

Reserve Koos Retief.

The Rietvlei Management Board was of-

fered the same complimentary trip.

Namewhere birds go to hide

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A. WIE MOET HERREGISTREER?

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C. WAT MOET BEGUNSTIGDES VIR HERREGISTRASIE SAAMBRING?

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ontvang moet herrregistreer. Begunstigdes wat oor 'n SASSA kaart of

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herregistreer as hulle nie gedurende 2012 herregistreer het nie. Kinders wat

'n Kinderondersteuningtoelaag, Pleegkindtoelaag en

Sorgafhanklikheidstoelaag ontvang moet saam met hul ouers of versorgers

geregistreer word.

U besonderhede gaan opdateer word

U vingerafdrukke gaan geneem word

U sal 'n nuwe SASSA betaalkaart ontvang

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U kontak telefoonnommer/s

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nie kan herregistreer nie MOET relings vir n tuisbesoek tref (wat later

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wat hul toelaes by die Bank ontvang asook diegene wie

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MOET HERREGISTREER DEUR DIE VOLGENDE SKEDULE TE GEBRUIK

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VERSOEK OMAANSOEKE OM HULPTOELAES

VIR 2013/14

Kuns en kultuur

Die Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat toerisme, geleenthede en bemarking wag aansoeke in om

befondsing van kunsorganisasies/-inrigtings binne die grense van die Stad vir een of meer

van die volgende:

1. Produksies vir n uitvoerendekunste-fees in Julie 2014 wat deur die Stad Kaapstad

vir Wreldontwerphoofstad 2014 genisieer word. Maatskappye en groepe in die

uitvoerende kunste (drama, dans, musiek, opera en die gesproke woord) word genooi

om voorleggings vir oorspronklike produksies voor te l.

2. Geleenthede met n nasionale en/of internasionale impak (Julie 2013 Junie 2014).

Slegs aansoeke vir bestaande geleenthede wat in Kaapstad plaasvind en n

ontwikkelingskomponent bevat, sal gunstig oorweeg word.

Aansoekers moet aandui:

a) die bywoningsgetalle vir die geleentheid oor die afgelope 2 3 jaar,

b) die mediawaarde wat verkry is, en

c) die ekonomiese impak (indien moontlik)

Alle aansoekers moet oor bewese ervaring van minstens 2 3 jaar beskik. n Portefeulje,

insluitend persverklarings, word verlang.

Die Stad Kaapstad verwag van alle aansoekers om veelvuldige bronne van inkomste te h en

sal nie grootmaat-befondsing verskaf of voorstelle in die geheel finansier nie. Bewys moet

gelewer word van fondse wat ingesamel is of dat die instansie in die verlede suksesvol was

met die insameling van fondse.

Ondersteunende dokumentasie moet bewys van bankbesonderhede, geldige sertifikaat

as organisasie sonder winsbejag, belastingklaringsertifikaat, jongste munisipale

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of by www.capetown.gov.za, of deur Natalie Harper by tel 021 417 4101 te skakel. Die

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16:00 op Donderdag 28 Februarie 2013 by ons kantore

hierbo ingedien word.

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

STADSBESTUURDER

08/2013

LEON STEENKAMP

The social outreach programme a local ani-

mal charity has launched in informal settle-

ments, has led to a complete turn around in

how the residents view their animals.

The pro-life animal charity in Milnerton

Adopt-a-Pet has been working in Sweet

Home Farm, Philippi since July 2011.

We started tending to the animals there,

after there were rumours of a pack of dogs

dragging a child out of a shack and maul-

ing her. The community then turned on

the stray dogs and were intent on killing

them, says Cicely Blumberg of Adopt-a-

Pet.

It was while visiting the settlement at

around 06:00 one morning in the middle of

winter that they met one Edward.

He was in a terrible situation. He was

living ina shacknobigger thana toilet and

he was very sick. We told him that we will

build himawendyhouse beforeMandelas

birthday.

With the help of some volunteers and do-

nations, Cicely and her team then made

good on their promise.

Seeing what they did for Edward, some

of themothers approached themandasked

whether they are from the government.

We told them we are only there to help

the animals, but they wanted us to help

them with their children.

I didnt know what to say, and off the

top ofmy head I suggested getting them in-

volved in sport. I had a notebook with me

and said any children interested in play-

ing soccer or netball should sign up.

It is through this initiative that theymet

the 14-year-old Ebenathi and a friend.

We saw a scared looking dog which we

had trouble catching. These two boyswent

down on their haunches in the mud and

called the dog to them, and it started leop-

ard crawling its way to them.

This would prove to be a turning point

in the lives of Ebenathi and the lives of the

disregarded animals in the settlement.

Ebenathi still has the dog they rescued

that day.

He is now a watcher for all animals in

distress in Sweet Home Farm. If he comes

across an animal that is in trouble, he

phones us. The weekend before last he

phoned us about a little kitten he found in

a dustbin.Wewent out and rescued him, Cic-

ely says.

However, another emergency call from the

sympathetic Ebenathi regarding a dog and its

puppies that appeared to have been driven

over by a car, did not have such a happy end-

ing.

The dogs appeared to have been dead for

quite a while when we got there, she says.

Cicely is grateful for the way children like

Ebenathi have been given an understanding

of life.

The place where they live is so difficult.

There is nothing. Previously they would tor-

ture and kill the animals and now they are

helping to save their lives, she says.

The Safety Ambassadors social upliftment

programme they run in areas like Philippi

is aimed at showing the people who live

there, a different way of life.

We take the children to placeswhere they

havent been before. Recently I took

Ebenathi and his mother to the Waterfront

and we took them on a boat ride around the

harbour.

If you teach a young child to respect life

they will convey that thinking to the next

generation. It also serves as a crime preven-

tion programme and seems to be working,

she adds.

V Volunteers who would like to get involved with

AdoptaPet or who would like to donate towards

their cause can contact Cicely Blumberg on

021 465 4560 or visit www.adoptapet.org.za.

Changingmindsets towards pets

Kevin Beedy from AdoptaPet with a puppy

they recently found alongside a road. It is

animals like these that children in impoverished

areas are now helping the organisation to save

thanks to the Safety Ambassadors social

upliftment programme they run.

PHOTO: LEON STEENKAMP

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Cease fire and

start listening

to real needs

Cease fire! one wants to scream. Can

everyone just put their guns, sticks,

stones, posters, and yes, pens down, shut

up and listen to each other? Can we stop

destroying our surroundings and saddest

of all, each other?

Everywhere everyone is yelling for

this, demanding that. Youll swear every

single soul is being denied even the most

basic of rights. Who doesnt want more

money, a better house, better services,

better education and more opportunities?

This need is insatiable the more you

have, the more you want especially

political power.

In a democracy nobody gets what they

want. Everything is a compromise. We

strive towards being sort-of satisfied. To

get to this point, we should listen. Not

just shut up to reload the word gun, but

put you in the other partys shoes the

real party understand their concerns

and their real needs, and stop focusing

on your own screwed up urge to get to

the top.

What is prevalent everywhere, is people

trying to wipe each other out, whether by

weapons or words. Nobody is listening.

Least of all is anyone listening to the real

victims of all these egoistic wars and

struggles for power. Who are listening to

honest people just trying to get on with

their lives, doing their jobs, raising their

children? They are the people who have

to live with this dodge the bullets,

bearing the brunt of others greed.

Please, just hold your fire.

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ander les, sal self

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I refer to the letter (Cyclists

should start thinking about the

motorists on roads, TygerBur-

ger, 23 January).

I am a cyclist and from your

letter I assume that you are

not and never was one.

The death of Burry Stander

had me questioning myself if I

should continue to cycle or

rather take up another sport

which I rather can do on a

field or indoors.

I cycle almost everyday and

when I get home, I thank the

Lord that I got back safely. I

agree with you that we as

cyclist have to look after our

own safety, but surely you as a

motorist also have a responsi-

bility to look out for me.

Numerous times we have near

misses of trucks and cars that

pass us within the safe 1.5

meter zone.

Some cars will pass you just

to turn right in front of you so

that you have to slam on the

brakes.

You say that cyclist ride

outside the yellow line and

that you have to sit behind

them. We have just been to

Ireland in December, there the

cars do sit behind the cyclists,

where there is no yellow line,

and wait for a gap to pass

them safely without putting

anybodys lives in danger. And

that is the norm, because they

respect each others right to be

on the road.

You mention that you have

to drive into the oncoming

traffic, but if you regard a

cyclist as just another road

user, you will wait until it is

safe to pass like you will do

with another motor vehicle.

You also mention that

Government should make it a

law that all cyclist must be

registered and display a

registration number. A big

number of Mountain bikers in

the Western Cape already

belong to various clubs, like

the Tygerberg Mountainbike

Club (TBMC) and everybody

displays their own specific

This cycling issues

is a twoway street

In response to the letter

(Cyclists should start thinking

about the motorists on roads,

TygerBurger, 23 January).

I am both a cyclist and

motorist and have travelled the

Bottelary Road many times on

both of these forms of trans-

port.

I do agree that there are

large groups of cyclists that use

this very popular cycling route

from time to time, and also

agree that some are misbehav-

ing by riding three or four

abreast. The various Western

Cape cycling clubs and regional

bodies are working hard to

address these problems.

Cyclists, like all other

vehicles, are not supposed to

ride inside the yellow lines,

they do so out of courtesy to

faster vehicles and for self

preservation to some extent.

There needs to be a serious

paradigm shift in the way all

road users in SA think

motorists, cyclists, taxis, the

whole lot, towards a mentality

of live and let live.

The Argus Cycle Tour is

coming up soon and the roads

are going to be flooded with

cyclists, so perhaps, if only for

two months, motorists can

accept them with some grace

then perhaps some lives can be

saved and stress levels lowered

DAVE PERRY

Email

All road usersmust

changemindsets

I am deeply disappointed that

the driver who knocked and

scratched my car just drove off.

I parked behind Checkers

supermarket on Sunday 13

January. When I came out my

silver Polo was badly scratched

by someone that did not have

the decency to wait for me to

come out the store or leave

his/her phone number.

I really hope that you, the

guilty one, will come forward

and admit that you damaged

my vehicle and not be a coward

that runs away.

TRUDY VAN NIEKERK

Durbanville

Polo scratcher is

just a big coward

In reply to Mr De Kocks letter

(Cyclists should start thinking

about the motorists on roads,

TygerBurger, 23 January).

Your statement that cyclists

should take responsibility for

their own safety is correct, but

I have a few concerns.

I am a cyclist myself and use

the Bottelary Road regularly. I

always ride as far left on the

shoulder of the road as possi-

ble. At stop streets and traffic

lights I go to the front, but

always ensure that I stay out of

the way of cars not to delay or

obstruct them when they pull

away. Even though I am a very

considerate cyclist, I have an

unpleasant incident every

single time I go riding and not

once has it been my fault.

What your article does not

mention is the motorists total

disregard of road rules, the

impatience, intolerance and

general lawlessness on our

roads. This is the cause of

death and serious accidents on

our roads.

The solution is, we all need

to obey the rules of the road, to

have respect for other road

users, to be more patient.

HERMAN GIBSON

Email

Bemore patient on

our roads, please

SMS

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mymening lug. Diewaarheidbly ongeluk

kig diewaarheid! Indien n ouer sy kind se

sondes of verkeerde dade koester, is dit

alles behalwe om die kind te beskerm.

Baieouers sal ooksdit is omdathulledie

kind lief het. Dit is n leuen van die duiwel

af! God se woord s baie duidelik dat jy

jou kinders moet tugtig as hulle verkeerd

doenenas jy lief isvirhulle.Dit isvoordeli

ger om jou kind se verkeerde dade aandie

lig te bring, want daardeur red jy hom of

haar vandiedood.Wandel in geregtigheid

en God sal jou eer Nic

Die moord op Charmaine Mare in Kraaifon

tein het die volgende reaksie van lesers ont

lok:

VHoe tragies dat so n mooi jong lewe so

wreed en gewelddadig vermoor is. Laat

mens wonder. Magda

V Ek lees nou net die artikel (Verdagte

meld vermiste aan) en ween in my hart.

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ons mense is. Anon

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het ook tienerdogters. Anon

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Anon

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membership number on the

front of their bikes. I am sure

if you have any trouble with

any cyclist and you can get

that number, the club will be

more than happy to address

the issue. I actually would like

to see that it is compulsory for

cyclists to pay a license fee

every year, but then I am

allowed to ride where any car

is riding be that in the middle

of the lane or next to the white

line. Maybe then people will

regard us with more respect.

BELINDA VAN TONDER

Durbanville

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Listed private school company, Curro Holdings, has

opened a new school at Century City which is expected

to further increase demand for residential and com-

mercial property in the burgeoning precinct.

ExecutiveHead SeanFriedenthal says enrolments at

the school for the first year are just under 300 much

higher than they had initially anticipated.

With classes of around 25 pupils, the school currently

caters for Grade RR through to Grade 5 but will extend

to Grades 6 and 7 next year.

With 55 classrooms of which only 33 are currently

beingutilised, it has beenbuilt to accommodate around

800 learners and Friedenthal is confident they will be

at full capacity within a few years.

A high school is also in the planning stages for future

use.

Curro expands to Century City

Curro Holdings has opened a new school at Century City, which is simply known as Curro School Century City.

Crime and the challenge to find solutions are the

main concern in our community and should be seen

as an opportunity to involve all residents in the

crime-fighting business. This was said recently by

James Vos, chairman of De Grendel Subcouncil in

Cape Town due to concerns about crime in the com-

munity.

We have experienced armed robberies through-

out all suburbs within the northern areas, he said.

Measures such as the increase in police patrols

and residents involvement in neighbourhood

watches have been put into place.

He stated that training and capacity building

workshops for neighbourhood watches and their

members are being instigated.

The city is also offering resources such as radios,

reflector jackets, torches and bicycles once these

training programmes are completed.

The safety and security of our town is very close

to my heart, he says.

He emphasises that the strength of the neighbour-

hood watch depends on the ability to respond to lo-

cal needs and local problems with proper local solu-

tions.

All homeowners areurged to take additional steps

such as installing energy saving security lights

around the boundaries of their properties and to

look out for suspicious people and cars when driv-

ing home.

Residents are also advised to join the local neigh-

bourhood watches as these bodies bring the public

closer to the police,whichwill lead to better co-oper-

ation and a combined effort to prevent and fight

crime.

Vos: Fighting crime a group effort

Ontmoet van die bekendste boesemvriende in Monte

Vista! Daagliks soggens en saans kan die 82-jarige

Dirk Burger en sy vyfjarige skaduwee, Whisky, ge-

sienwordwaarhulleDieBurger gaankoop endan later

in die dag parkie toe gaan.

Volgens een van Dirk se vriende, Kobus

Terblanche, ken omtrent 80 % van die inwo-

ners Whisky op sy naam.

Dirk ry in n rolstoel, wat pronk met n

landsvlag, s dit vat eintlik konsentrasie om

so iets mis te kyk.

Dis sodat die karre n mens kan sien, s

Dirk, voordat hy byvoeg die vlag is daar uit

lojaliteit.

Met die Wreldbekersokkertoernooi in

Kaapstad het Dirk sommermet twee vlae ge-

ry. Hy vertel met n groot glimlag dat dit uit

ng meer getrouheid aan die land gedoen

is.

Dirk het Whisky in sy babatyd altyd voor

by sy trui ingedruk wanneer hy op sy daag-

likse rit gegaan het. En s het dit gekom dat

die opgeskote reuntjie nou al vyf jaar onaf-

skeidbaar van sy Oubaas is.

Kobus brei uit: Die Jack Russell draf ge-

trou agter die rystoel aan en as hy opgewon-

de raak, draf hy langsaan. En soms raak hy

hier indiemiddel vandiedag so ietwat lastig

as hy besluit dis tyd omwinkel of parkie toe

te gaan.

En hy weet vooraf wanneer die Burgers

na hul strandhuis op Langebaan gaan. Dan

is daar geen keer aan Whisky nie en raak

hy ongeduldig as die inpakkery te lank na

sy sin neem!

Dirk, wat as boerseun in Clanwilliam se

wreld grootgeword het, het destyds die ge-

bruik van sy linkerbeenverloorweens n on-

bekende kiem. En dan het hy boonop twee

hartomleidings en ses heupoperasies onder-

gaan. Hy het ook twee keer hart-pasaangers ontvang

en met sy beenprobleem nege maande in n hospitaal

deurgebring. Maar vandag gaan dit goed en het ek en

my honnekind niks om oor te kla nie, s die oupa van

ses kleinkinders met opregte oortuiging.

Whisky en sy baas is

bekende tweeling

Dirk Burger van Monte Vista en sy vyfjarige Jack Russel, Whisky.

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Tuesday 5 February. Readers will to vote between

Wednesday 6 February and 11 February.

In the family of Lions, January is a most im-

portant month for it is 134 years since the

founder,Melvin Jones, was born in Fort Tho-

mas, Arizona in the United States of Ameri-

ca.

He once asked his associates in a business

circle What if you men who are successful

because of your drive, intelligence and ambi-

tion were to put your talents towork impro-

ving your communities?

Thus, at his invitation, delegates from

mens clubsmet inChicago to lay the ground-

work for such an organisation and on June

7, 1917, Lions Clubs International was born.

Jones eventually abandoned his insurance

agency to devote himself full-time to Lions at

its international headquarters in Chicago.

It was under his

dynamic leader-

ship that Lions

clubs earned the

prestige necessary

to attract civic-

minded members.

The associati-

ons founder was

also recognised as

a leader by those

outside the associ-

ation. One of his

greatest honours

was in 1945 when

he represented Li-

ons Clubs Interna-

tional as a consul-

tant in San Fran-

cisco, California,

at the organisati-

on of the United

Nations.

Jones personal

code was: You

cant get very far

until you start doing something for somebo-

dy else, and it became a guiding principle

for public-spirited people the world over. He

died on 1 June 1961 at 82 years of age.

His vision has created a worldwide volun-

tary humanitarian community service orga-

nisation with over 1,35 million men and wo-

men in 206 countries and geographical areas.

Lions clubmembership is by invitation so

if one is interested in being invited to join an

existingLions club one should go towww.we-

arelions.co.za and www.lionsclubs.org for

more information.

V To find a club near you contact proli

[email protected] or call 021 447 5020 (only Mon

day, Wednesday and Friday mornings until 12:30) or

leave a message.

Lions truly worldwide service

dedicated to humanitarianism

Merriman Lions president, Clive Fox, is looking for the missing link. Could

it be you?

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