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CRIME: FRAUDSTERS FIND NEW WAYS TO STEAL GRANT MONEY

Scamsters on the huntGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Pensioners be warned - scamsters are find-ing news ways to steal your money!Tygerburger has been made aware of a

number of newways that scamsters are con-ning people out of money.While most of the targets have been pen-

sioners, peoplewho receive some sort of gov-ernment grant have also become targets.One of the newer scams involves a “visit”

from an official purporting to be from Es-kom or the City of Cape Town.Ellen Tibane was one of the residents of

Delft who was almost caught out, but fortu-nately she was not fooled that easily.“Toomany ofmy friends have been caught

by scams,” she says.“We were almost caught when we got this

visit from a man who said he was from Es-kom and he wanted to check our power boxto see if we were eligible for a new one.“At first I did not suspect anything and let

him see the box and he took out a book inwhich he made some notes.“Then he turned to me and said that he

would have to take down my details, whichincluded my ID and my SASSA details.That’s when I got suspicious.“I asked him for his details and proof that

he was from Eskom but he tried to ignoreme by scratching around looking for it andthen told me it was probably in the van.“I insisted that he get it and showed him

the door. he made some excuse about notknowing where the van was in the area butdid not return.”It was only later that Tibane discovered

that it was part of a scam and that she was

lucky to escape.“Shortly after this incident one of my

neighbours told me about somebody furtherup the roadwhohad also been visited by this‘official’.”“She was not so lucky, at the end of the

monthwhenshegotherpension she realisedthat itwas short. Further enquiries revealedthat an amount had been used to buy air-time.“A few days later there were reports of an-

other victim a few roads away. People mustbe warned about these scamsters,” she said.She pointed out that some of the victims

were also told that their meter boxes wouldbe replaced with new ones that would dis-pense their power at a cheaper rate.Another scam that has been doing the

rounds involves pensioners and those re-ceiving grants being eligible for special

“food hampers”.A victim from Bishop Lavis, who did not

want to be named, explained how they wereapproached by awell-dressed woman armedwith what looked like very official foldersand forms.“Shewas very pleasant and explainedhow

‘SASSA’ was supplying households ongrants with food hampers every month.”“She was so convincing that we filled out

the forms with her. She even left with aneighbour who visited to take her to otherpensioners in the area.“Then the surprise came at the end of the

month when my money was short. After in-vestigation it was found that airtime hadbeen bought as in similar scams. It’s so sadwhen crooks take advantage of us old peo-ple.”

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The staff from Melomed Private Hospital inBellville celebrated ongoing Mandela Dayactivities by providing “hands on” support tothe Athlone School for the Blind in BellvilleSouth. Hospital staff spent a few hours atthe school where they washed and cleanedthe school buses and cultivated a vegetablegarden. The produce from the garden will beused by the hostel kitchen. Staff at thehospital have decided to adopt the schoolas part of their corporate social involvementand have pledged their ongoing assistanceand support. The Melomed ambulance wason hand as part of an educational awareness for the learners. Ambulance assistantWendy Davids, seated in ambulance, helpsbudding doctor Zoe Mjoli give principalFletcher Fischer a check up.

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Brigadier Hendrik Jansen, station com-mander of Delft SAPS, was very upset thatthese scamsters were taking advantage ofsenior citizens in this manner but moreconcerned that the victims were not re-porting it.

“Wemust bemade aware of these scamsthat are in the areas,” he said.

“Too many people think that it is notworth reporting because of the amount in-volved from each individual, but is isfraud and still a crime. The more peoplethey scam the more money they are mak-ing but we must be made aware of it.

“We urge other victims who have expe-rienced this to report it as soon as possibleat their nearest police station.”

At the time of going to press we werestill awaiting comment from SASSA.

Ellen Tibane points out her electric meterbox that was “inspected” for renewal. PHOTO:GARY VAN DYK

In the light of the murders, attempted mur-ders and shootings which have taken placeover the past few weeks in Bonteheuwel, po-lice have been hard at work tracking downthe culprits.

Bishop Lavis police, with welcome assist-ance from the public, last week managed toarrest one of the suspects, who is a well-known 21-year-old gang member from Bon-teheuwel Avenue.

On Tuesday 22 July officers were busyconducting crime prevention duties in thearea at about 12:00 when they received infor-mation about a shotgun that was apparentlybeing kept in a house in Bonteheuwel Ave-nue.

They immediately responded to the infor-mation and went to search the premiseswhere they saw the suspect holding a bag.

When he spotted the police he immediate-ly started running and threw the bag into aneighbouring yard.

Police caught up with him and he was tak-en into custody when the bag was found tocontain an unlicensed firearmwith the seri-al number removed, and ammunition.

At the same time, officers were also busywith operations in Mahogany Street, ahotspot in recent weeks due to gangs arefighting each other.

When officers spotted a known gangmem-ber standing in the area they stopped nextto him.

As one of the officers got out of the vehicleshe noticed an item on his left side, but heimmediately started running away.

Police caught up with him and arrestedhimwhen anunlicensed firearmand ammu-nition was found on his person.

The serial number from this weapon wasalso removed and in both cases the gunswere loaded and ready to be used.

Police nettwo guns

Drug dealing in Delft is under attack.The Station Commander at Delft, Briga-

dier Hendrik Jansen, said he was verypleased with the progress officers weremaking in combatting drug dealing andpossession in the area.

According to Jansenhis staffwere in ac-tion with operations in the area over theweekend and seized various quantities ofdrugs.

This included dagga, tik and mandrax.Theyalsoheld several operationsat she-

beens to curb the illegal sale of liquor.“During these operations ten people

were fined at R1 500 per offence and weseized a quantity of beer.

“It is important that these operationsare ongoing because the abuse of alcoholcontributes towards unacceptable behav-iour and perpetrators must realise thatthey will be harshly dealt with,”he said.

Police crack downon drugs in Delft

More shootings in Delft are threateningthe safety of the community with a five-year-old injured in the latest incident thatoccurred at around 11:00 onMonday 4 Au-gust.

According to latest police reports fromCaptain Joe Wilson at Delft SAPS an at-tempt was made on the life of 30-year-oldSamuel de Laney in Sandrivier Road inLeiden.

It seems that the suspect, who is knownto the family, entered the house and firedtwo shots at De Laney, wounding him inhis right leg.

During this incident 5-year-old FerozaLodewyk, also staying at the address, wasshot in the left foot.

The mother, 33-year-old Shamiela Lode-wyk, rushed the child to the local day hos-pital where she was treated and transfer-red to Red Cross Children’s Hospital.

Two men fled the scene where the shotswere fired and police are investigatingtwo charges of attempted murder.V Anyone with information regarding the shootingcan contact Detective Constable Wiseman Hagileon 021 954 9062.

Fiveyearoldinjured inshooting

Burning the floor: Nick Floorkiller represented his community of Delft at the LareyMarks Danceathon dance competition, taking a first place in the solo gold section andfourth place in the duo section at the Cedars Hall in Mitchells Plain. This is the fifth timethat he has taken first place in competitions this year and he will be competing in theDefenders dance competition on 22 August in Paarl with 2legit dancer Tonya September.Nick, who is part of the Freestyle Dance League (FDL), will be hosting a modelling anddance concert at Westend in Rylands on Sunday 7 September, as part of his Feet ofFlame project to help with youth development in Delft, Belhar, Elsies River and surroundingcommunities. The FDL charity event at the Tulbagh Children’s home will feature Nick,2Legit, Blade Squad, Unexpected and Devolution. For more info contact Ramage Cyster on078 634 4871 or email [email protected].

ANDRÉ BAKKES@andrebakkes

If vagrants take garbage from a refuse bin,is it theirs?Andwhat if amember of the pub-lic then takes thevagrant’s bag? Is that theft?

These questions came to the fore after aParklands woman recently seized a va-grant’s bag and refused to give it back.

Outgoing community police forum chair-person Andrew Brace, and previous princi-pal inspector of the Displaced People’s Unit(DPU), Wayne Aldridge, clarified the matterto TygerBurger.

“If you put something into the municipalrefuse bin andmove the bin off your proper-ty then the contents of the bin belongs to theCity of Cape Town. While the bin is on yourproperty it still belongs to you.”

He says a person has as little right to takea vagrants bag as it is for the vagrant to takesomething out of the bin.

In such a situation Aldridge says it is bestto notify the police, who are within theirrights to seize the bag. “It is up to the streetperson to prove that whatever is in that bagbelongs to him or her,” he continues.

“One thing is certain, members of the pu-blic should be very careful they don’t subjectthemselves to a charge of assault while theytry to remove a bagwhich in reality does notbelong to them.”

Brace says the DPU can remove a varietyof items from vagrants. “These include any-thing that can be used to erect a structureor shelter for possible unlawful occupationof city owned land; shopping trolleys andcarts; andanything else thatmight be stolen.

Vagrants’ rightsquestioned

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Notice is hereby given that on 25 July 2014, the Department ofEnvironmental Affairs (DEA) granted Environmental Authorisation(EA) in terms of the National Environmental Management Act 107 of1998 (NEMA) to the Airports Company South Africa, for minorstormwater installations at the Cape Town International Airport. Thegranting of the EA is subject to a number of conditions, which, alongwith the reasons for the decision, are set out in the EA.

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Police in Belhar need your help in solvingsome crimes that have occurred in the area.

In the most recent incident which occur-red at 04:30 on Monday, two security offi-cers were held at gunpoint at Pentech stati-on in Belhar.

According to communications officerCaptain Joe Wilson they were handcuffedwith their own handcuffs before the ticketsale staff arrived.

“At 04:50, the three armed males, now clo-thed in security attire, then held the threeemployees (two females and one male) atgunpoint and demanded that the personnelopen the safe,” he said.

“The shocked employees allege that theysaw the three suspects, all clothed in securi-ty uniforms, and thought they worked atthe station.”

Fearing for their lives, the victims ope-ned the safe and the robbers got away withan undisclosed amount of money.

No shots were fired and no personnel in-jured.

Shot multiple timesIn another incident that happened on

Wednesday 30 July at about 22:00 in Leer-dam Crescent, Belhar, 32-year-old WayneLe Keur was killed when two unknown sus-pects fired multiple shots at him.

According to witnesses he was walkingdown the street when he was accosted bytwo unknown men who shot him in thehead, neck and six times in the chest.

He died before medical help could arrive,and the suspects fled the scene.

The motive for the attack is currently un-known and the possibility that it could begang related is being investigated.

Police have opened a murder investigati-on and have seized several 9 mm and .45spent cartridges, aswell as four live rounds.

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Natasha Smith, wife oflocal karate sensei,Gavin Smith, was thelatest victim of asmashandgrabrobbery in MitchellsPlain. The robbermanaged to escapewith Natasha’shandbag containingvaluable belongings.

Smashandgrab inMitchells PlainRICHARD ROBERTS

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A Silversands resident is recovering from atraumatic smash-and-grab incident nearMitchells Plain.

Natasha Smith, the wife of karate senseiGavin Smith, was on her way to visit herbrother in hospital in Mitchells Plain whenthe attack occurred.

The incident happened on Tuesday 29 Ju-ly, Gavin told TygerBurger this week.

“My daughter and I were at a karate ses-sion that I give in Mitchells Plain. My wifedecided to go visit her brother in hospital af-ter dropping us off. She did not feel too welland asked a friend to take her there,” Gavinexplained.

Natasha and her friend stopped at a set oftraffic lights at the AZ Berman and R30 0crossing when a unknown man approachedthem.

“A guy came towards the window. Shethought he was begging,” he said.

Seconds later the window shattered.“He grabbed her bag which was on her

lap.”According to Gavin a struggle ensued be-

tween his wife and the robber.“He was obviously stronger than her. The

strap of the bag broke and he (the robber)

ran towards the bushes,” Gavin said.He said all of his wife’s valuables were in

the bag.“We now have to endure all the hassle of

changing the locks. The keys to the housewere in the bag, a letter with our postal ad-dress as well,” said Gavin.

Natasha’s wallet with some cash, and heridentity book was also in the bag.

“The money was money that she had col-lected that same evening,” he said. He saida list of collections for karate students want-ing to travel to the SA Championship in Jo-hannesburg was also taken.

“There was at least R800 on the list.”Natasha injured her hand during the at-

tack. Some of the glass splinters also scarredher face.

“She is not over the event yet. Emotionallyshe is not doing well, the incident is stillplaying in her mind,” said Gavin.

The matter was reported to the police, whooffered trauma counselling, added Gavin.

Gavin himself went to visit the scene thenext day.

“It was shocking what I saw in the bush.I saw a few bags lying there, this seems tobe happening a lot in that area.

“We personally never knew that that spotwas a hotspot for smash-and-grabs,” Gavinsaid.


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Skouspel agtste keer in KaapRadio Tygerberg se Gospel-skouspel het as’n droom begin in 2006 en uiteindelik ge-groei tot die grootste gospel-skouspel inSuid-Afrika.Vanjaarword hierdie produksie op 30Au-

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skouspel. Volgens Hardus Zevenster, uit-voerende hoof van Radio Tygerberg enGROOTfm 90.5 (in Pretoria), gaan Gospel-skouspel daaroor “om Jesus Christus, onsRedder wat vir ons gesterf het, te loof enprys”. “Hierdie jaar fokus ons weer op Godse grootheid en Sy alomteenwoordigheid –dat die groot God wat ons dien ook in dieklein dingetjies ervaar kan word met diewete dat Hy ons nooit sal los nie,” sêHardusoor wat vanjaar by Gospel-skouspel te wag-te kan wees.

Elf van Suid-Afrika se grootste sang- enmusiekkunstenaars gaanweerwys hoekomGospel-skouspel die land se glansrykste gos-pel-gebeurtenis is met ’n fees van musiek,lof en aanbidding.Volgens Hardus kan diegene wat vanjaar

Gospel-skouspel bywoon, uitsien na ’n paarverrassings op die kunstenaarlys soosChris Chameleon, Andriëtte Norman enAdamBarnard (voorheenvanRomanz),watvir die eerste keer in sy persoonlike hoeda-nigheid gaan optree.Saammet bekende gospel-gunstelinge Ju-

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Indigenous Africanis aperfect rainbow nation dogJENNIFER DAVIES

There are very fewtrue canine landracesleft in the world, andSouth Africa can beproud to have one of them, the Africanis.You will undoubtedly have seen them

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Following the success of last year’s Wo-men’s Day production, Cape TownCity Bal-let has a performance of Three’s Companyon Saturday 9 August.This year, the company invited two other

leadingCapeTown-baseddance companies,Jazzart Dance Theatre and the Cape DanceCompany, to join the celebrations.In the spirit of cooperation and unity, all

the stars of dance inCapeTownwill be toge-ther for the first time and the programmeof three individualworkswill showcase thetalents of three young South African cho-reographers. Jazzart will perform TracingPast 2 Future – Tsoha by Moeketsi Koena,Of Gods and Men by Kirsten Isenberg willbe performed by Cape Town City Ballet andScenes by Bradley Shelver by Cape DanceCompany.Koena says through his work he wishes

to entertain, inform and educate people onself-appreciation. The dancers have trans-lated their personal stories into several vig-nettes reflecting how their past engageswith the present, and how their interpreta-tion of events affect the future.Movements from street dance styles, Af-

rican contemporary, as well as self-compo-

sed texts have influenced and clarified thework. Tsoha (“Awakening” in Sesotho)aims to convey the individual journeys ofa group of people, connected in dance, at apivotal stage of taking hold of their dreams.Of Gods and Men recently premiered as

part of Cape Town City Ballet’s production,Ballet Beautiful. With music by ArmandAmar and Philip Rombi, the work drawsfrom Greek mythology.The critically acclaimed Scenes by Brad-

ley Shelver is a modern, minimalist, archi-tectural ballet in four parts written to thecompositions of Gallasso, Bach, Beethovenand Riley. The work was inspired by theprocess of creativity, the elements involvedin displaying or manifesting art.V Three’s Company will be at the Artscape OperaHouse on Saturday 9 August at 14:00. Tickets fromR125 R200 are available at Computicket or Artscape DialaSeat on 021 421 7695.

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Head of the Goodwood Management Area Nomalizo Mani, front, leads the way in making adifference at Elnor Primary. Activities were watched by, among others, principal John Rittmanand local councillor Chris Jordaan. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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Themanagement at theGoodwoodCorrecti-onal facility is on a mission to rehabilitatemore than just the prisoners at their facili-ty.Last week Elnor Primary was surprised

when the team from the facility arrived atthe school, led by a truck and bulldozer aswell as an entourage armed with weed-ea-ters, shovels and pitchforks who were on amission to make a difference at the schoolin Elsies River.“Its about much more than our Mandela

Month activities,” explained Nomalizo Ma-ni, head of the centre.“Elnor Primary was adopted by Good-

wood Management Area after one of our of-ficials in the management area was contri-buting on a monthly basis towards the fee-ding scheme from his own pocket. This hasresulted in the Management Area adoptingthe school in order to take this initiative fur-ther.”She pointed out that shortly after this de-

cision was taken they went to the school toascertain what challenges are prevailing at

the school.“When the Management Area put toge-

ther a year plan of all projects, Elnor Prima-ry was on the plan,” she continued.“That is why were were at the school last

week to embark on a cleaning project thatwill also include rehabilitation of somebuil-dings that had burnt down.“We’ve startedby cutting the grass and re-

moving rubble in the playground. Eventual-ly we want to make it a special place for thelearners.”Part of the activity on the day involved

serving soup to the children at the schoolanddonating anewweed eater to the school,as well as replacing toilet seats in the ladiestoilet.“Wealso donated school uniforms to them

(shirt, trousers and shoes) and I would liketo thank all the personnel involved who do-nated to the project from their own poc-kets,” said Mani.“It’s about more than being part of Madi-

ba month. We are adhering to the call madeby the State President during his state of thenation address, that the month of Julyshould be a month of cleaning our country,but we will be doing more at this school.”


Teachers DesireeAndrews, Edith Pillay andDuncan Isaacs withsome of the Soulbuddy’streating grandparents toa high tea at the school.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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The Soulbuddy’s group at Greenlands Pri-mary in Bishop Lavis did not want theschool holidays to stop them from doingsomething special for Madiba Day.With 18 July falling during the school

vacation they decided to move their speci-al activities to last week when they hosteda special treat for grandparents by provi-ding a high tea at the school.

Teacher Duncan Isaacs, one of the facili-tators of the group, said that the learnerswho are part of Soulbuddy’swere adamantthat they wanted to do something specialfor the seniors as part ofMandelaDay acti-vities.“These learners wanted to do something

special for their grandparents,” he said.“In many cases these grandparents are

the primary care-givers for the learnersand that is why we wanted to make themfeel special.

“In fact the whole school played a partin this day and I want to thank all the Gra-de 7 learners, the parents and the teachersfor playing their part inmaking this a spe-cial day for them.”Apart from the delicious treats that we-

re served the seniors were also treated toentertainment from the learners withitems of poetry, song and dance.“Activities like this is important for the

learners to show how they can give backto the community,” concluded Isaacs.

From left, Dr Kitumaini Makinde, Mandisile Qhosho, Dr Prins Nevhutalu, Melanie Marais, AndriesSlinger and Mbongiseni Mbatha during the launch of the Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision(VMMC) campaign at CPUT’s Cape Town Campus.

Male circumcision plan to beat HIVVoluntaryMedicalMale Circumcision (VM-MC), a strategic plan by the Department ofHealth to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS inSouth Africa, was launched at the Cape Pe-ninsula University of Technology (CPUT)this past week.The CPUT is the first tertiary institution

in the country to launch this campaign.It was launched by CPUT’s HIV/Aids Unit

in conjunction with Campus Health Clinic,the Department of Health and the TB/HIVCare Association as a pilot project on theCape Town campus.This campaign will be rolled out to other

CPUT campuses as well, with a launch onMonday, 18 August at the Wellington Cam-pus’ CP Van Der Merwe Hall and Thursday,4 September at the Student Centre on theBellville Campus.Melanie Marais, CPUT’s HIV/AIDS Unit

Head, said the campaign will also be packedwith many aspects that impact on men’shealth including nutrition and fitness, alco-hol & drugs, as well as gender-based issues

among other things.“Research has proven that VMMC has

many health benefits for men including re-ducing the risk of getting infected with HIVby 60%,” said Marais.The campaign is endorsed by the Global

Fund Project, Higher Education HIV/AIDSProgramme (HEAIDS) and the Departmentof Health.Dr ShaheemHartley from theDepartment

of Health emphasized the importance of VM-MC, stating that they carried out between1500 and 2000 circumcisions last year.A number of NGO’s, Student Counselling,

The HIV/Aids Unit, and Campus HealthClinic exhibited their wares, distributingcondoms and informing students of varioushealth, sex and nutritional issues.CPUT Vice-Chancellor Dr Prins Nevhuta-

lu encouraged the youth to test for HIV/Aids.“We can’t afford to have the majority of

people on drugs, the country won’t be ableto afford it,” he said.

Former financeminister TrevorManuel presented a talk atthe Kader AsmalHuman RIghtsAwards ceremony at theUniversity of theWestern Capelast Wednesday.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Manuel urges discussion about thequality of our ‘democratic project’The University of the Western Cape (UWC)hosted an awards ceremony and talk hon-ouring the late Professor Kader Asmal lastWednesday.Former finance minister Trevor Manuel

was the speaker at this, theKaderAsmalHu-man Rights Awards ceremony.The event was hosted by the Council for

the Advancement of the South African Con-stitution, said UWC spokesperson Aidanvan den Heever.Among Asmal’s various accolades, he is

perhaps best remembered as a staunch hu-man rights activist and national CabinetMinister.Asmal passed away in June 2011 after suf-

fering a severe heart attack.“ProfessorAsmal devoted his life to secur-

ing, protecting and advancing humanrights. His life as a freedom fighter concen-trated on advocating for human rights andall forms of human dignity,” van denHeeversaid.“By establishing an award recognising

those who make a contribution to humanrights and civil liberties in communities, weaim to affirm the importance of civil liber-ties in our society,” he said.Before he started his speech, Manuel

thanked Asmal for various important con-tributions to the country and world.In his speech, Manuel cited Asmal as an

inspriration. “Many of us shared the samebeliefs as the Professor; he inspired me, andmillions of others.Wewill remember him asan intellectual and as an admired leader ofour time,” he said.Manuel said the current relevant South

African debate should not be a narrow oneabout civil liberties, but rather a discussionon the quality of the “democratic project”.Manuel ended his lecture by saying citi-

zens have an obligation to ensure that dis-cussions like the Kader Asmal lecture –about law, rights, the strength of our democ-racyand thequality of life of ordinarypeople– should not become or remain “the pre-serve of a small elite”.

Prof Shaheed Hartley is the Director of theUniversity of the Western Cape’s ScienceLearning Centre for Africa. The centre will behosting activities open to learners and thepublic in celebration of National Science Week.PHOTO: LERATO MADUNA

UWC boostsimportance ofScience WeekThe country is thisweek celebratingNation-al Science Week and a local university hassome plans up its sleeve to make it an unfor-gettable experience for learners and stu-dents alike.The week, a Department of Science and

Technology (DST) initiates a countrywidecelebration of science from 2 to 9 August.The theme this year will be “Today’s sci-

ence, tomorrow’s world”, and the staff at theUniversity of theWestern Cape’s (UWC) Sci-ence Learning Centre for Africa (SLCA) willbe in charge of running entertaining educa-tional activities.“In addition to promoting science, engi-

neering and technology amongst varioussections of the population, National ScienceWeek is intended to expose learners, educa-tors, parents and other members of the pub-lic to science careers, opportunities andevents, particularly among disadvantagedsections of the population,” said UWCspokesperson Aidan van den Heever.He said SLCA staff will conduct a science

road show in the southern Cape to encour-age schools to develop science clubs and sci-ence-related activities for learners andteachers.“Other science promotion activities will

be conductedon theUWCcampusand in sur-rounding schools.”Their activities will begin with an open

lecture, said Aidan. The lecture will takeplace on Saturday 2 August from 08:30 (for09:00) to 13:00 at the Life ScienceAuditoriumon campus, and teachers, learners, students,staff and the public are welcome.V Contact Prof Shaheed Hartley, the Director of theSLCA, at 021 959 2680.


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Be aware of staying safe while banking.That is the message that Absa together

with Sabric (South African Banking Risk In-formation Centre) wants to get out to the pu-blic with pamphlets that they have been dis-tributing at their branches and at shoppingcentres.They are appealing for constant vigilance

and advising bank customers to refrain fromcarrying large sums of cash in order to lessentheir exposure to the risk of being robbed.Criminals look out for people making largecashwithdrawals inside bank branches thenrob them either when leaving the bank or enroute to their destination. Absa has throughSabric been involved in several “CarryingCash Safely” campaigns aimed at educatingthe public about the dangers of carryingcash.

The bank places a place a high premiumon their customers and urge them to observethe following general tips for carrying cashsafely and avoid becoming victims of crimewhen leaving the bank:

V Be observant of your surroundings whencarrying large sums of cash

V Do not allow anyone to distract you andavoid social conversations with strangers

V Avoid informing people (even close asso-ciates) that you are going to draw or depositmoney at a bank

V The amount of money you have shouldbe a secret.

V Do not carry cash in bank bags, briefca-ses or any manner that will make it obviousto strangers

V Don’t carry more cash on you than youactually need.

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Top readers: The District 4 Library and Information Services Reading Competition washosted at the Belhar Civic last week. Competition was tough as representatives fromvarious schools vied for the honour of taking part in the interdistrict competition later thisyear. Here the winners are congratulated by local ward councillors Johanna Martlow andCoetzee Ntotoviyane. From left, Ilke Stuurman from Montevideo Primary representingValhalla Park Library who won the English category; Monifa Jacobs from Vergenoegd Primaryrepresenting Delft Library who won the Afrikaans section and Asisipho Cekiso from IsigcawuPrimary representing Crossroads Library who won the Xhosa section. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Outrageous fashion, free gifts and choco-late and champagne pairing will character-iseWomen’s Day at GrandWest. There is al-so a whopping R5 000 Canal Walk shoppingvoucher to be won.“We are marking Women’s Day with la-

dies-inspired fun, freebies and prizes.GrandWest will be a hive of activity as wecelebrate women and all that they are,”says GrandWest public relations managerElouise Matthys.The fun beginswith chocolate fondue and

champagne at Jackson Hall, and roaminghaute couture fashion around The District

and Cape Village. Ladies will have the op-portunity to have their photographs takenwith models donning over-the-top outfits.To be in the running for the R5 000 shop-

ping voucher, ladies are encouraged to we-ar their own unique interpretation of hautecouture. The prize will be awarded to thebest-dressed lady.Ladies can also let their creative juices

flow and splash some paint on the humancanvas at the Cape Village. Special treatswill be handed out to female visitors andthere will be a host of activities on offer.V For more information phone 021 505 7777.

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Weer tyd vir Vlooi en symaats by Kunstekaap

Hier is (van links) die sirkusmeester, Mario(Dean Balie), sirkusnar (Martelize Kolver) enVlooi (De Klerk Oelofse). Voor is Wilma (CrystalDonna Roberts).

Dis Augustus en dit beteken Vlooi en symaats neem weer die Kunstekaap-teater ophorings van Maandag 11 tot Vrydag 29 Au-gustus.

Die vervaardigers, Krazy Katz, in same-werking met Kunstekaap, het besluit datVlooi nou al op so baie avonture was – ditis per slot van rekening die veertiende jaar– dat hulle moes koppe krap vir ’n nuwe be-stemming en wat kan meer opwindendwees as die sirkus?

Die Cirque du Amar, al die pad van Pa-rys, Frankryk, is in die dorp en al wat leefen beef wil na die sirkus gaan.

Vlooi, Wilma en Ouma is van die gelukki-ges wat kaartjies kon kry, maar ’n groottragedie tref die sirkus – waterpokkies.

Net die sirkusmeester, Mario, en sy goge-laar, Carlos, is gespaar van die aaklige rooikolletjies. Moet hulle die vertonings kan-selleer of kan Vlooi tot die redding kom?

Die topgeselskap sluit in De Klerk Oelof-se in die rol van Vlooi, Martelize Kolver asOuma, Dean Balie as die sirkusmeester,Mario, Crystal Donna Roberts as Wilma enJason Barnard van die Zip Zap Circus asCarlos, die gogelaar.

Marinda Engelbrecht maak as regisseurdie prentjies en Margit Meyer-Rodenbeckskryf as dramaturg die woorde. Voeg daar-by Niel Rademan se musiek en Liande Va-lentyn se danspassies en jy het ’n malle-meule van kleur en jolyt.Vlooi en die Sirkus, van Storieboom-

reeks-faam, is elke weeksdag om 09:30 en11:00 op die verhoog. Die produksie sal van11 tot 15 Augustus en dan weer van 25 tot

29 Augustus in Afrikaans opgevoer word.Dit sal van 18 tot 22 Augustus in Engels tesien wees.V Kaartjies kos R70 of R50 vir groepbesprekings. Bespreek jou kaartjie by 082 8288 505 of marin[email protected].

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A local businessman is setting out ona music adventure, having just rele-ased his debut album, Verily, Verily.

Hyram Doolings, a Zevenwacht familyman, has roped in some of Cape Town’sfinest musicians to help on the gospel al-bum he launched in Kenridge this wee-kend.

“As a little boy I always wanted to sing,”Hyram says. His grandmother took him tochurch where she in-troduced him to thechoir master and itwas just a few monthsbefore he was singingsolo.

“The choir used tosit upstairs and the pe-ople used to turn theirbacks to see who thislittle boy singing is,”Hyram recalls.

Almost 50 yearsdown the line, Hy-ram’s desire to singturned into a “huge de-sire to write”, andthat’s how Verily, Veri-ly was born.

As a Capetonian, Hy-ram says he was al-ways fascinated byjazz, and he alwayswanted to sing a “jazzykind of gospel”.

While he hopes to spread the messageof God’s love, some of the songs are relatedto his own struggles, which brought himcloser to God.

As a child, Hyram was exposed to an al-coholic father and an abusive mother, andsinging was an escape for the young boywho once tried to commit suicide by jum-ping into a river.

He was saved by his uncle, but thatwasn’t the end of his near-death experien-ces. He got trapped in quicksand, nearlydrowned, and was hit by a car, which sawhim go through twelve operations and oc-cupational therapy to even out his mouth.

“Some of the songs are related to the suf-

fering of Jesus and I could somehow to re-late to that through my own suffering, butnothing compares to his suffering for me,”Hyram says.

While he points out that this theme isn’texplicitly laid out in the lyrics, it can befound in the “feeling of the music”.

Hyram’s grandmother used to oftenread the Bible to him and his siblings andthe albums’ name come from a scriptureshe was particularly fond of, John5:24:“Verily, verily, I say unto thee, excepta man be born of water and of the Spirit,

he cannot enter intothe kingdom of God.”

He says it was hisgrandmother’s rea-ding that eventuallyled to the album,which he has dedica-ted to her.

Hyram says he takeshis hat off to the peoplewho worked with himon Verily, Verily. “It’sguys that have reallybeen in the industryfor a long time.”

Camillo Lombard,Jonathan Rubain andDonveno Prins are justsome of the names inthe album sleeve.

It’s with the help ofhis family and theloyal people that sur-round him that Hyram

knows his business is in safe hands whilehe pursues his music career. He felt, con-sidering how tough the local music indus-try is, that he wanted to build a career andhave some money in the bank before ta-king on the music world.

“I strongly believe that there’s a time foreverything,” Hyram says, adding: “Whenit’s time for my music, there’s time for mymusic.”V Hyram’s album is available from NueLight Productions on 072 133 2370 or [email protected] more information about him, visit his Facebook page.V Hyram visited the Orange Couch to give readersa taste of his music. Visit www.tygerburger.co.zato watch his performance and interview.

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Hyram Doolings has recently releasedhis debut album.

Hercules, starring Dwayne Johnson, willbe released at Ster-Kinekor CapeGate,Bayside, N1 City, Parow and Tygervalleyin 3D on Friday.

Haunted by a sin from his past, Hercu-les (Dwayne Johnson) has become a mer-cenary. Along with five faithful compa-nions, he travels ancient Greece sellinghis services for gold and using his legen-dary reputation to intimidate enemies,

but when the benevolent ruler of Thraceand his daughter seek Hercules’ help todefeat a savage and terrifying warlord,Hercules finds that in order for good totriumph and justice to prevail, he mustonce again become the hero he was andembrace his own myth. He must be Her-cules.V Visit www.sterkinekor.com or call Ticketline on0861 668 437 for more info.

Hercules on at Ster Kinekor

V Patrick Canovi and Belinda will be atQuay 4 every Wednesday from 19:00. En-trance is free.

V 5 Maestros met Niël Rademan, SelimKagee, Andre Terblanche, Lucas Heinenen Stanislav Angelov is vanaand (Woens-dag) by Die Boer te sien. Bespreek bywww.dieboer.com of 021 979 1911.

V The Celludroid Film Festival takes placeat the Labia Theatre from Friday until Sun-day. Visit www.CELLUDROID.net for more.

V The Show Must Go On is on at Grand-West’s Roxy Revue Bar Wednesdays to Sa-turdays until 30 August. R90. Tickets areavailable at Computicket. Visit www.tyger-burger.co.za to win tickets.

V Best Days of our Lives is on at BarnyardTheatre Willowbridge until Sunday 31 Au-gust. Ticket prices vary. Visit www.barny-ardtheatres.co.za for more.

V Zaza en die kunsteNar met Zanne Stapelberg, Niël Rademan en Elna van derMerwe is Donderdag by Die Boer te sien.R120. Bespreek by www.dieboer.com of 021979 1911.

V The Cape Philharmonic Orchestra per-foms Mozart’s Overture, Le Nozze di Figaro,K.492, Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 2 in A, S 125and Rachmaninov’s Symphony No. 2 in E minor at Cape Town City Hall on Thursday withconductor, Bernhard Gueller and soloist,John Ntsepe. Tickets available at Compu-ticket.

V Rupert and the Thunderbirds are at DieBoer on Friday. R110. Visit www.dieboer.comor call 021 979 1911 to book.

V Rika Vermeulen is Vrydag in die Ou Meul-teater in A Bflat in my Bonnet te sien. R80.Bespreek by 083 564 0056 of [email protected].

V Daniele Pascal sings Edith Piaf at Villa Pas-cal on Friday and Saturday. R150. Book atwww.villapascal.co.za or call 021 975 2566.

V Nianell kuier Saterdag by Die Boer. R130.Bespreek by www.dieboer.com of 021 9791911.

V Jimmy Nevis will be at GrandWest’s Hano-ver Street on Friday with DJs Ally and Courtney K. R100 at the door.

V Natasha Meister and Carla Conradie willbe at Alexander Bar & Café on Saturday. R60.Visit www.alexanderbar.co.za to book.

V Kaleidoskoop kuier Saterdag in die OuMeulteater. R120. Bespreek by 083 564 0056of [email protected].

V Kenny Lind and Playback, Slow Brew’dand Generations with Herby Lewis will beat the Edgemead Bowling Club on Sundayfrom 15:00. R40. Call 061 490 1694 to book.

V Die Stadskoor Tygerberg, met orkesbege-leiding en onder leiding van Linda Claassen,sal op Sondag teen 15:00 in die NG Kerk Wel-gemoed Mozart se Kroningsmis KV 317 en Regina Coeli KV 127 opvoer saam met soliste Elsabé Richter, Vasti Knoesen, Willem Bester en Barend van Der Westhuizen.Kaartjies teen R120 is deur Computicket be-skikbaar.

V Stone Jets at The Waiting Room on Tues-day with Paige Mac and Grace De La Hunt.R30 at the door.

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People who photograph a rare object or en-dangered species with their cellphonescould inadvertently assist criminals orpoachers.“Geotagging”, a function on smart phonesand tablets that adds geographical informa-tion to the photographs and videos one ta-kes, can be retrieved by criminals when vie-wing the footage on social websites.

“Geotagging lets viewers know where apicture was taken. While this is great for abeautiful view, it’s a risk for endangeredwildlife,” explains Ettienne Jacques Küyler,the Biodiversity Area Coordinator of theBlaauwberg region.Roy Fuller-Gee, chairperson of theFriends of the Blaauwberg ConservationArea, adds that this does not only apply toendangered animals, but any rare items.“There are anumber of critically endange-red plants andmedicinal plants in the reser-

ve. Geotagging can lead someone straight tohistorical or cultural artefacts. There hasbeen theft of Battle of Blaauwberg itemsfrom the battlefield before. Geotagging caneven lead someone to a collection of pain-tings in private homes,” says Fuller-Gee.Küyler says some technology automatical-ly records the GPS location for every imageone takes, information included when uplo-aded to the web.“On smart phones, geotagging is automa-tically turned on, so you have to turn it off

if you don’t want to reveal the location of allyour pictures.On an iPhone you press ‘Settings’ and se-lect ‘General’, then ‘Location Services’. Dis-able the applications that make use of GPSinformation.On Blackberry, select the camera icon.Press ‘Menu’, followed by ‘Options’. Set thegeotagging option to ‘Disabled’ and save.OnAndroid activate the camera and pressthe settings button. Turn off ‘Geotagging’ or‘Location Storage’.”

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Beautiful bikers: TheKnights of St ChristopherMotorcycle Ministry is agroup of bikers with amission of spreading thegood news and making adifference in their communities. This year they haveadopted two early childhood development centres,Aaron Figaji and EcclesiaECD in Bellville South, withmeagre financial aids,trying to uplift andeducate the children. Herethey are seen at Ecclesiadoing their bit for MandelaDay when they donatedblankets which not onlywarmed the little bodies atthe facility but also thehearts of the community.Father Bogdan Buksa,parish priest in Bellville(second from left in theback row), is the leader ofthe group and leads thegroup on their quest tomake a difference.

Cancer support meetingThe Cancer Association of South Africa(Cansa) will be holding its next supportgroup meeting at the Elsies River Com-munity Health Centre on Wednesday 13August at 14:00.The centre is on the corner of HaltRoad and 29th Avenue.All are welcome to attend includingcancer survivors, anyone impacted bycancer and caregivers.V For more information contact Jennilee on 021689 5347 during office hours.

New parish for LavisA new parish of the Anglican TraditionalChurch will be launched in Bishop Lavisthis weekend.It will be taking place at the MinorHall at Bishop Lavis Sports Groundstarting at 15:00 with guest speakerMatthew Morgan Esau and Father GavinMitchell as celebrant.The Anglican Traditional Church isfully independant of the Anglican churchof SA.V For further information call 073 057 8354 oremail mme.cape.yahoo.com

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Werkloosheidsvlakke inSuid-Afrika is baie hoog. Ditbeteken gesinne sonder inkom-ste en armoede.Daar is ’n aantal oplossings

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On Friday 18 July I returnedto a cold and wet Cape Townafter spending an enjoyableholiday with my family inFlorida, USA.On the way from the airport,

travelling along Mike PienaarBoulevard, we came across agroup of homeless people.It could have been 10 or 20

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’n Week gelede lui ’n bruinman – ligte vel, bleskop, effensoorgewig, dalk so in sy laat40’s en Engelssprekend – myvoordeurklokkie in Brackenfell-hoogte.Hy stel homself bekend as

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Wees op die uitkykvir ondankbare man

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in uitstekende toestand, ’n paarblikkies kos en ander nie-be-derfbare kos-items, asook ’nklompie skryfbehoeftes wat ekal vir baie jare eenkant houmet die spesifieke doel om ditte skenk aan kinders wat ditmoontlik mag gebruik.In die boek word ’n mens se

naam en adres kamstig opge-skryf, sodat ’n dankie-sê-skryweaan jou gerig kan word.’n Dag later stap ek ’n bietjie

om die blok van my woning enek sien hoe die skryfbehoeftesgestrooi lê tussen die onkruidop die sypaadjie, nat gereën.Wees bedag vir hierdie man.

Ongelukkig beteken sy ondank-bare optrede nou dat ek nie vanverdere hulp sal wees aanpersone wat by my aanklop nie.Ek sal voortaan uiters versigtigwees aan wie ek skenkingsdoen.

LAASTE KEER VIR ’N POP GEVATBrackenfellhoogte

The murder of four-year-oldTaegrin Morris from ReigerPark, Johannesburg, wouldalmost certainly not havehappened if the traffic policingdemanded for many years bymy Road Safety Action Cam-paign (RSAC) had been inplace.In addition, if the other road

safety measures demandedsince 2005 by the RSAC were inplace, the country’s roadcarnage could have beenreduced by up to 90%.Those who failed to act

include the ANC government,all opposition political partiesand the public protector – all ofwhom were approached repeat-

edly but failed to act.Currently only the DA has

responded, but has not yetimplemented the requiredmeasures in the province orcity where it exercises politicalcontrol.The RSAC calls on all South

Africans to support action toend our road carnage. Thosewho wish to assist may call meon 082 098 9552.

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Om mee te begin: Groot dankievir jul moeite en toewyding watjulle in ons plaaslike koerantinploeg.Tweedens wil ek net ’n

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Optrede vansterk vroueweer gedenkHierdie hoofartikel handel skaamteloosoor vroue – natuurlik in die lig vanSaterdag, Vrouedag. Dié dag gedenk 9Augustus 1956 toe vroue reg oor die landteen die pasboeke protes aangeteken het.Dit stem ooreen met wat Marilyn

Monroe gesê het: “Well behaved womenrarely make history.” Dié vroue het teenalle reëls opgetree en hier gedenk ons dit.Sy’t ook opgemerk: “Women who wants

to be equal to men, lack ambition,” maargelukkig het vroue lankal dié les geleer.’n Anonieme vrou word op die internet

aangehaal: “Here’s to strong women: maywe know them, may we be them, may weraise them.” Sela.Albert Einstein sluit hierby aan: “A

woman who follows the crowd willusually not go further than the crowd. Awoman who walks alone, is likely to findherself in places no-one has been before.”Ongeag jou persoonlike mening, vroue

bly wonderlike wesens, die gom watgesinne bymekaar hou, van huise tuistesmaak, onder geen omstandighede ophouom haar kinders lief te hê nie, en altydreg is om uit hart en hand te gee.Maak nie saak hoe sterk en tough ’n

vrou mag wees nie, uiteindelik het sy ookmaar net koestering en liefde nodig– sodat sy het om uit te deel. OscarWilde het dít verstaan: “Women aremeant to be loved, not to be understood.”En die laaste wyse woorde oor wat

vroue nog graag wil hê en nodig het, komvan Aristotle Onassis: “If women didn’texist, all the money in the world wouldhave no meaning!”

HOOFARTIKEL

SMSV Ek wil ’n beroep doen op die munisipaliteit oor die ‘backyard mechanics’ wat aankarre op sypaadjies werk en trokke wat sostaan dat ’n mens se sig belemmer word:Trap asseblief die mense vas. Dink aanons veiligheid. Tot die huurmotors watskoolkinders vervoer, ry net so onverskillig. - Anoniem

V Ja, ek het nie eens verder gelees nie (Parke daagliks bevuil, TB, 26 Julie). Daar istwee supermarkte en nie toiletgeriewe virklante nie. Tipies derdewêrelds! - AJH

V Asseblief, mense, as dit asdromdag is,sit dit dan eers buite en bring dit in jou erfop dieselfde dag. Ek is ’n huisvrou en siendaagliks hoe dit verkeerde elemente najou huis lok. Respekteer jouself en ander,asseblief. - Brackenfeller

V Die mense wat te lui is om hul asblikkeagter in hul erwe of agter hul hekke in tetrek, is die mense wat dromkrappers elkedag die buurt inlok. Hou jou drom op jouerf agter ’n hek of agter in die erf, sleepdit uit in die oggend na waar jou vuilgoedverwyder word en ons sal nie heel nagwakker gehou word deur blaffende hondenie. - E.P.

V Dit help nie om die asblikke die oggenduit te sit nie; die dromkrappers begin alvroeg (TB, SMS’e, 30 Julie). Soos jy gesêhet: Die Vader het ons verstand gegee envir hulle ook. Dink voor jy dom uitlatingsmaak. - Glen Fox, Brackenfell

V Die toestand by Parowstasie is net nog’n bewys daar is geen erns om misdaad tebekamp nie. Is dit dan so moeilik om opte tree en skoon te maak? Waar is Parowse trots? Waarvoor betaal ons belasting?Dis hoog tyd dat die inwoners prosedeer.- E. de J

V Asblikkrappers krap meeste van die tydin die oggend in die asblikke in WindsorPark. So daar is absoluut niks met ons verstand verkeerd nie. - SKE, Kraaifontein

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Fokus op dit wat mooi en reg is en geepositiewe terugvoer, is die raad van diekindersielkundige Hugo Theron in die

eerste van ’n reeks van twee praatjies die af-gelope twee Sondae oor tieners, tegnologieen die uitdagings van ouerskap in die NGKerk Durbanville.“Tieners is soos Charles Dickens se A tale

of two cities. ’n Mens het die beste van tyeenookdie slegste van tye.Dit somadolossen-sie op. Iets wat ouers moet onthou, is dat diemeeste tieners aangename en goeie kindersis,” het hy gesê.Volgens hom ontstaan konflik as die ver-

antwoordelikheid wat ouers van hul tienersverwag, nie ooreenstemmet die vryheidwattieners vra nie. “Ouers wil hê hul kindersmoet verantwoordelikheid hê as hulle uitdie huis gaan, maar hulle moet dit êrensleer.”Wat is dit wat kinders moet bemeester op

reis van kind na volwassene? “Tieners moetaanpas by ’n veranderende lyf en die gevoe-lens wat daarmee saamgaan. Tieners moetook abstrakte denke aanleer – die impakdaarvan nie net op akademiese gebied nie,maar ook wat betref godsdiens, kultuur,waardes en die doel van die lewe. Dis asoftieners se koppe letterlik ontplof met gedag-tes,” sê hy.“Hulle moet ook leer om dinge in perspek-

tief te sien en om hulle in ander se skoenein te dink, empatie ontwikkel en verstaandat hul ouers ook moeg en verkeerd kanwees. Dit gebeur nie outomaties nie, maarons as ouers moet as mentors optree,” hetTheron voortgegaan.Tieners moet leer om besluite te neem,

problemeop te los enkonflik te bestuur.Hul-le moet ook hul eie persoonlike waardesis-teem uitsorteer. “Dis ’n intense proses. Hul-le kry ’n ‘tas’ wat hul ouers vir hulle gepakhet,maarhullemoetnouself besluitwathul-le nie daarin wil hê nie en kies wat hulle

daarin wil hê.”Iets wat die grootste invloed het op tieners

op ’n daaglikse basis, is hul vriendskappe.“Dit het ’n baie groot invloed op hul waarde-sisteme en is die sement van belangrike as-pekte van hul eie identiteit.” Terselfdertydverwag die samelewing kinders moet be-weeg in die rigting van meer verantwoorde-likheid en volwassenheid, sê Theron.“Ons plaas baie druk op ons kinders en

verwaghullemoet op 17-jarige ouerdomkieswat hulle vir die res van hul lewens moetdoen.” Die verhouding tussen tieners en hulouers moet heronderhandel word. “Jy sal nie jou kind van 5 jaar alleen by die

huis losnie,maar salmaklik ’n aanduitgaanen jou kind van 17 jaar by die huis los. Ditimpliseer ’n verandering in rol,” het hy gesê.Vir ouers is daar vyf basiese take.“Jy moet weet hoe om lief te wees vir ie-

mand wat dit glad nie wil hê nie en sorg datdaar ’n konneksie met jou kind bly. Al watjy het, is ’n verhouding met jou kind. As jynie daaraan werk nie, het jy niks.“Omtrent alles in jou tiener se wêreld ver-

ander – jou liefdemoet nie een daarvanweesnie. Ouers moet hul tieners monitor sonderdat dit soos ’n strafkamp is. Tieners voel on-gemaklik met ’n omgewing waar geen reëlsis nie, maar jy moet hulle toelaat om hul sête sê. Jy wil ’n kind grootmaak wat nie oorhulle laat loop in vriendskappe, by die werk-plek en in verhoudings nie.”Theron het gesê ouers moet die “energie

en vreugde wat tieners in ’n gesprek en inhul gesin inbring, waardeer”.“Bring tyd met jou tiener deur; maak ’n

afspraak as jul albei besig is,” sê hy.V Besoek die kerk se webblad by www.durbanvillegemeente.co.za vir ’n video van die praatjie.V Die kerk bied ook ’n kursus oor ouerskap met dietitel “Padlangs Ouerskap” aan op Woensdae vanaf13 Augustus. Dit begin 18:00 in die lesinglokaal. Diekursus is nie net vir ouers met klein kinders nie, maarook vir ouers van tieners. Die koste is R100 per ouerpaar of R50 vir diegene wat reeds ’n handleiding het.V Kontak dr. Tinus van Zyl by 083 289 4985.

Fokus op wat mooi en reg is A group of locals arecelebrating women thisWomen’s Day. Backfrom left: Clint Brink,Valentino van derSchyff, Siphokazi Jonasand Ronald Jones.Middle: Angelo “Ello”Bagley, Tina Gordonand AntholeenPetersen. Producer,Dwain Paul, is in front.

Women celebrated insong on special dayLOUISA STEYL

@lounotes

Local band, Epiphany, will be celebratingWomen’s Day in a very special way, with alittle help from their friends.The Cape Town duo are recording a track,

titled, “I am Woman” to be released in timefor Women’s Day.“It’s a track solely dedicated to the amaz-

ing women in our lives and in the world,”explains Epiphany’s Tina Gordon.She says she found her inspiration to

write the song from the women around her.“I was raised by a single mom and as a

young woman I’ve just been blessed to havebeen surrounded by amazingwomen at veryimportant times in my life.”The song highlights a woman’s nature,

ability and courage.Tina and fellow band member, Valentino

van der Schyff, roped in a few local perform-ers to help them with the track, which theyare recording with producer Dwain Paul.

TheymetRonaldAnsley Joneswhile shar-ing a stagewith himandkeyboardist Angelo“Ello” Bagley used to play for Epiphany be-fore he started pursuing his solo career.They also worked with vocalist, Clint Brinkon this track.The duo met Clint when they performed

together at a fundraising event.“I am Woman” features two poets, Ant-

holeen Petersen and Siphokazi Jonas, whoboth blew Valentino and Tina away whenthey saw themat a PANSA (PerformingArtsNetwork of South Africa) event.The song will also get its ownmusic video

just before Women’s Day.The group’s special moments have been

recorded every time they’ve got together towork on the song and the final touches willshowcase someof thewomen the song is ded-icated to.V For more information about Epiphany, visit theirFacebook page at www.facebook.com/EpiphanyZAor follow them on Twitter at www.twitter.com/Epiphanybandsa.

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WESTELIKE PROVINSIEATLETIEK

Woensdag, 6 Augustus 2014 SPORT TYGERBURGER Ravensmead & Belhar 15

Vaar goed: Karateka van die Welgemoeddojo het uitstekend gevaar in die Kyokushintoernooi, wat onlangs in Edgemead gehou is. Hulle isnou besig om hard voor te berei vir die Len Barnestoernooi, wat op 23 Augustus in Johannesburg gehou word. HIer is (voor van links) MarcoEngelbrecht, Dario Liebenberg, Robert Thonnard, Phillip Thonnard en Jacob Claassens. Agter is Leigh Kleinsmidt, Stiaan Albertyn, Llano Kleinsmidt, sensei Sydney Veremu, Renate van Reenen, Neilin Cupido en Chirin Zekeriev. FOTO: WAYNE SYLVESTER

ADRIAN PHEIFFER

Ladies with high octane in their veinsand fast cars on their minds are goingto be accorded preferential treatment

during theWomen’sDayFestivalMeeting atKillarney on Saturday.Due to run in conjunction with the sixth

round of the exciting Power Series spon-sored byWingfieldMotors, ladies will be en-titled to free admission to the circuit. Theywill also be offered special privileges whenthey visit the Trackside Pub and Grill at theclubhouse.

And because it’s also a family event, ifthey bring the children there is the added ad-vantage of playground facilities, includingjumping castles outside the clubhouse forthe kids, who of course will also be entitledto free admission if they’re under 12.Then, for something completely different,

at least one lucky lady is going to be the re-cipient of a ticket for a “taxi ride” aroundthe circuit at racing speed in a McLarenMP12 sports coupedrivenbya formerKillar-ney sports car champion. Incidentally, thepotent MP12 is powered by a twin turbo,quad camV8 linked to a F1 type, seven speed

semi-automatic gearbox. Tested by the repu-table SportAutomagazine inFrance, an ear-lier model recorded a top speed of 343 km/h.Although the Power Series is expected to

provide its usual red hot racing excitement,with the season having now passed the half-way mark the categories are becoming evenmore closely contested.As far as individuals are concerned, one

of the highlights of the meeting is expectedto be a toughbattle betweenBellville’s SouthAfrican Engen Polo champion Kosie Wey-ers, who is going to be up against Durban-ville stock car hotshot Shaun Zurich in class

C of the Jive GTi Challenge.However, the Challenge is not a men only

event and acknowledged fast girls like And-rea Bate and Wendy Aukamp can be reliedon to make their presence felt.TheWomen’s Day Festival is an all day af-

fairwith 16 championship events from 10:00.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Six lucky ladies can each win a ticket to attendthe Woman’s Day Festival Meeting at Killarney. SMSthe word “killarney” followed by your name and contact details to 45527 before 12:00 on Thursday 7 August. SMSes cost R1.50.

Women get in the driver’s seat

Wenner: Kris van Wyk, ’n leerder van diePrivaatskool Curro in Durbanville, het aswenner uitgetree by Wanderers se juniorITFtoernooi in Illovo in Johannesburg, watvan 19 tot 25 Julie plaasgevind het. Krishet Philip Franken van Boland met 64,63 geklop. Kris het ook die dubbelspelgewen toe hy en Brandon Laubser diederde gekeurde tweelingbroers, Francoisen Okkie Kellerman gewen het.

Lloyd Harris from Curro in Durbanville iscurrently playing a warm-up tennis tourna-ment in Nanjing, China before the start ofthe Youth Olympic Games.The tournament will be played from 17-24

August.He will compete as one of the top 32junior players in the world in the singles,doubles and mixed doubles events.He will also travel to New York to partici-

pate in the US Open Championships from 29August to 7 September.Lloyd is currently the best ranked South

African andAfrican player on the u-18 rank-ing list of the International Tennis Federa-tion for juniors. He is currently ranked atnumber 80. On the Pro ITF Ranking list heis ranked in position 1745.After Lloyd played in the final of the Afri-

canChampionships in 2014, hewas given theopportunity by the ITFGrandSlamDevelop-ment Fund to tour to Italy where he playedin the Italian Open, as well as three othertournaments.Lloyd also participated in the qualifying

event for the Junior French Open and theJunior Wimbledon Championships. He alsoplayed in the main draw of the doubles atthe Wimbledon Championships.

Olympic optionsfor local lad

Lloyd Harris is gaining valuable tournamentexperience on the international circuit.

Groundwork: Sunningdale United’s LaurelBrown beats HeathAthletic FC goalkeeperRiedewaan Okker in thebox during a seniorround of 32 CocaColaCup match in GrassyPark on Sunday. Despitehis best efforts, Brownfailed to score on theattack. His team failedto advance to the roundof 16 when they lost 24on penalties after regulartime finished with thescore deadlocked at 22.PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

The UCT/MRC Research Unit for ExerciseScience and Sports Medicine, based at theSports Science Institute in Newlands, is re-cruiting research volunteers for a study onthe psycho-physiological determinants ofpacing during prolonged endurance exer-cise.The study will investigate the physical

and mental factors which determine the en-durance performance and pacing strategiesin a 70km time trial; the inter-individual dif-ferences between “elite” and “sub-elite” cy-clists, and the intra-individual differencesbetween an individual time trial and a head-on-head competition.The study involves laboratory visits to de-

termine peak oxygen consumption, peakpower output and maximum heart rate, aswell as other anthropometric measure-ments.Research participants will be required to

perform a 70km familiarisation and threeself-paced, maximal 70km time-trials ontheir own bicycles on a virtual, profiledcourse, including a head-on-head competi-tion against other matched cyclists.Research subjects shouldbemale sub-elite

or elite cyclists; between 18 and 45 years old;training for more than three years in a sys-tematic fashion, including high intensityand strength interval training; training twoto four or more than four times and 200-

300km or more than 300km a week, respec-tively; able to ride a sub-three:thirty (3:15hto 3:30h) or a sub-three hours Cape Argus,respectively.Benefits of participating in the study in-

clude a comprehensive report of all anthro-pometric, performance and psychologicalmeasurements worth over R3 500; an oppor-tunity to learn about your physical andmen-tal strengths and weaknesses relevant forendurance performance; and to escape thewinter and train indoors on a virtual hillycourse.V To apply, email Dr Andreas Venhorst at an[email protected] or call 072 589 4040.Applications close on Sunday 10 August.

Male cyclists for UCT study

Sport | Woensdag, 6 Augustus 2014Onder redaksie van Stehan SchoemanTel: 021 910 6500 | epos: [email protected]

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SAREL BURGER

Die Hoërskool J.G. Meiring se eersterugbyspan het die afgelope Saterdagmet sy interskole-sege van 27-17 oor

die Hoërskool President veel bygedra tot dieskool se 60-jarige feesvieringe vanjaar.

Maardaarmeehethy terselfdertyd ’ndem-per geplaas op die Vrijzee-span se 50-jarigevieringe dié jaar.

In Bellville het die o.19A-span vanHSDur-banville – danksy veel beter benutting vandie sterk wind – met 22-21 met HS Bellvilleafgereken nadat die Durbies met die draai-slag nog 5-18 agtergeloop het.

Daarmee het Durbanville sy wendroogtedie afgelope paar jaar teen die Bellvillieteverbreek. Stellenberg het op sy beurt alle af-delings van die spel teen D.F. Malan oor-heers en het met sy oorwinning van 30-6 virdie vierde keer in ’n ry die DeeEffers onder-gekry.

De Kuilen was met 22-12 te sterk vir Janvan Riebeeck.

Die HS Tygerberg het met sy besoek aanHS Swartland oor gans te veel skietgoed virdie Malmesbury-manne beskik en maklikmet 40-14 geseëvier.

Maar Brackenfell het hom katswink ge-loop teen die veel meer gedugte HTS Drost-dy, wat met sy baie swaarder voorhoede dieaanvoorwerk gedoen het vir die sege van41-7. Die sukkelende Monumentpark heteweneens ’n lelike pak slae van 23-0 van La-bori gekry, terwyl HTS Bellville met 27-21die kous oor die kop gekry het vanPrimrose-klub.

Ander spanne wat wel aan die mooi kantvan die uitslag geëindig het, was Milnerton(22-17 t Bellville-Suid), Table View (18-17 tEdgemead), Tygerberg-klub (42-0 t Parow),Excelsior (38-7 t Spine Road), Scottsdene(18-7 t Bernadino Heights) en Eben Donges(41-17 t Zwaanswyk).

SKOLERUGBY: JAARLIKSE INTERSKOLEKRAGMETING DIE HOOGTEPUNT

JG Meiring vier fees!

Die Hoërskool J.G. Meiring se o.19rugbyspan het die afgelope naweek die span van President met 2717 in hul interskolekragmeting verslaan.FOTO: CARINA ROUX

UCT hooker Neil Rautenbach handsoff Zolani Mafu of Belhar during a WP club rugby SuperLeague A outing between UCT and Belhar at Groote Schuur on Saturday. Ikeys were convincing520 victors and now sit at the summit of the league. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

SAREL BURGER

DieUniversiteit vanWes-Kaaplandhet by-na verras in die naweek se jongste reeksSuperliga-rugbywedstryde in die WP,maar is toe met ’n kortkop koudgesit deurValsbaai.

Dit was UWK wat aanvanklik die toonaangegee het en ’n welverdiende voor-sprong van 10-0 behaal het.

Maar die besoekers se groter ervaringhet algaande die deurslag gegee vir ’n nael-skraapse oorwinning van 19-17.

Ook Belhar het hom in sy kragmetingteen die Universiteit vanKaapstad aan diebegin goed van sy taak gekwyt, maar toedie Ikeys in die tweede helfte die sluiseooptrek, was die weg gebaan vir ’n segevan 52-0.

Durbanville-Bellville was bobaas in alleafdelings van sy wedstryd teen Noordeli-kes/Northlink-kollege.

Die Durbies het maklik met 45-7 gewen,terwyl Bellville se vyftiental aanvanklikmoedige teenstand teen die Tygerberg-klub gebied het.

Maar toe het die Floridapark-manne ge-leidelik ’n wurggreep bekom op pad na ’noorwinning van 47-3.

Kuilsrivier hetmet 18-45 in die stof gebytteen die Maties.

UWK sorgamper virverrassing

It’s time to submit your sporting achieve-ments to the TygerBurger sportstar of themonth competition (open to high school learn-ers only). Let’s Play will award gift packagesto the monthly winner and Bosman, McNultyand Du Toit Optometrists will award the win-ner a pair of sunglasses. Shihan Hennie Bos-man will give R1 000 cash to the winner. Sub-mit entries to [email protected].

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