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Dhakir Christians, a community worker of Bellville South, is now calling on the com- munity to help curb these acts of illegal dumping. “The community’s assistance is essential to catching and deterring illegal dumpers,” he says. Christians says it is the unlawful disposal of old appliances, furniture, as well as gen- eral household, commercial and industrial wastes in places other than permitted facili- ties such as landfills and transfer stations. “Dumpers usually dump their garbage on vacant lots, along utility right-of-ways, on public and private lands, and at other nor- mally unattended locations,” he says, add- ing that “the evil” is also taking place on the play parks. “Dumpers should know that these illegal dumps diminish the quality of our lives and the surrounding area. Illegal dumping can threaten human health, those of our pets and the environment,” he says. Christians adds that dumps canpollute lo- cal waterways and groundwater, and most importantly, cause injury to children play- ing in or around the dumps. “If anyone observes someone illegally dumping anything, please write down the date, time and location of incident, descrip- tion of the vehicle and licence plate number, description of person(s) dumping, what items or materials were being dumped and if at all possible, take a photo as well, he says. With adequate information the City can pursue prosecution. “Let’s stand together for a clean and safe community,” Christians says. Call on locals to catch dumpers ASTRID FEBRUARIE Bishop Lavis police are investigating two cases of attemptedmurder after a 16-year- old boy was shot in the face and a 14-year- old boy stabbed. Captain Marie Louw, spokesperson of Bishop Lavis police, says these incidents are cause for great concern as both vic- tims are young and the perpetrators of the crime are youngsters as well. “We urge parents to get more involved in their children’s lives, to monitor their activities and behaviour and to take ac- tion where necessary to ensure the safety of their children,” she says. In the most recent incident the 16-year- old boy from Bonteheuwel was badly wounded in the face after being shot by an unknown man. The incident occurred on Saturday 9 April at about 20:20. “According to witnesses the boy was standing in Jasmine Street in Bonte- heuwelwhen theunknownman fired sev- eral shots at himandhe sustainedabullet wound to the face,” Louw says. The motive for the shooting is un- known at this stage, however police are investigating whether it is gang related. “We haven’t made any arrests yet, but a case of attempted murder has been opened. We urge anyone with informa- tion to come forward or to call the police station. All informationwill be treated as highly confidential.” In the case of the 14-year-old boy police arrested an 18-year-old man who is a known Terrible Joster gangster. Louw says the incident occurred at 12:00 at Modderdam High School. “The suspect according to witnesses jumped the school wall and attacked the victim who was later rushed to hospital where his wounds were treated,” she says. Louw says police are investigating a case of attempted murder. Two teenagers wounded Delft police are investigating the murder of an unknown man who was found with a gunshot wound to his face and wounds to his left leg. Police are urging the public to come for- wardwith any information about themur- der and the identify of the victim. Delft police spokesperson Captain Joe Wilson says themurder occurred on Satur- day 9 April at about 01:30. “Police responded to a report of amurder and recovered the lifeless body of the man estimated to be between 20 and 24 years old,” he says. According to the investigating officer, Detective Warrant Officer Pypie Petersen, the deceased is slender built, weighs be- tween 50 to 55 kilograms and is 1.65 metres tall. Hewas dressed in blue tracksuit pants and a blue and yellow striped shirt. Wilson says police are investigating a charge of murder and anyone with infor- mation or that can shed light on the inci- dent is requested to contact the investigat- ing officer on 021 954 9000. Delft police seek murder witnesses 4 TYGERBURGER Ravensmead & Belhar Woensdag, 13 April 2016NUUS .co.za Kennisgewing geskied hiermee dat die vergaderings van die 24 (vier-en-twintig) subrade van die Stad Kaapstad op die tyd en plek wat in die onderstaande tabel aangedui word, sal plaasvind: Subraad Plek Datum Tyd Bestuurder 1 Raadsaal, Royal Ascot, Bridleweg, Milnerton 21 10:00 Peter Deacon 021 444 6037 2 Kraaifontein-raadsaal, Kraaifontein- munisipale gebou, Brightonweg, Kraaifontein 20 10:00 Fred Monk 021 980 6053 3 Goodwood- munisipale gebou, Voortrekkerweg, Goodwood 21 10:00 Johannes Brand 021 590 1676 4 Parow-raadsaal, Parow- munisipale gebou, 1ste verdieping, hoek van Voortrekkerweg en Tallentstraat, Parow 21 09:00 Ardela van Niekerk 021 444 0196 5 Delft-biblioteek, Delft-hoofweg, Delft 20 10:00 Martin Julie 021 444 2962 6 Bellville-raadsaal, Bellville-burgersentrum, Voortrekkerweg, Bellville 18 10:00 Pat Jansen 021 444 3717 7 Durbanville-raadsaal, hoek van Oxford- en Queenstraat, Durbanville 18 10:00 Carin Viljoen 021 444 0689 8 Strand-raadsaal, hoek van Faganstraat en Hoofweg, Strand 21 10:00 Erika Williams 021 850 4149 9 Solomon Tshuku-saal, Site C, Khayelitsha 20 09:00 Johnson Fetu 021 360 1351 10 Khayelitsha-opleidingsentrum, hoek van Lwandlestraat en Phendulasingel, Khayelitsha 18 10:00 Mandlenkosi Sitonga 021 360 1267 11 Fezeka-raadsaal, hoek van Govan Mbeki- en Steve Biko-rylaan, Gugulethu 20 10:00 Kayise Nombakuse 021 630 1727 12 Lentegeur- administratiewe gebou, hoek vanMerrydale- enMelkbosstraat, Lentegeur,Mitchells Plain 21 11:00 Alesia Bosman 021 444 8698 13 Ruth First-gemeenskapsaal, Sinqolamthistraat, Philippi 20 10:00 Lunga Bobo 021 630 1619 14 Fezeka-raadsaal, hoek van Govan Mbeki- en Steve Biko-rylaan, Gugulethu 18 10:00 Anthony Mathe 021 630 1678 15 Raven-lokaal, eerste verdieping, Pinelands- opleidingsentrum, Central Square, St. Stephensweg, Pinelands 20 10:00 Mariëtte Griessel 021 444 9797 16 Raadsaal, 11de verdieping, Waalstraat 44, Kaapstad 18 10:00 Marius Coetsee 021 487 2055 17 Dulcie September-burgersentrum (klein saal), hoek van Klipfonteinweg en Proteastraat, Athlone 21 10:00 Edgar Carolissen 021 444 0500/03 18 Raadsaal, hoek van Buckstraat en 6de laan, Lotusrivier 21 10:00 Okkie Manuels 021 700 4020 19 Raadsaal, Central Circle, Vishoek 18 10:00 Desiree Mentor 021 784 2010 20 Raadsaal, Alphen-sentrum, Constantia-hoofweg, Constantia 20 10:00 Richard White 021 444 8112 21 Kuilsrivier-raadsaal, 1ste verdieping, hoek van Carinusstraat en Van Riebeeck-weg, Kuilsrivier 20 10:00 Pieter Grobler 021 900 1502 22 Kuilsrivier-raadsaal, 1ste verdieping, hoek van Carinusstraat and Van Riebeeck-weg, Kuilsrivier 18 10:00 Acting Manager: Pieter Grobler 021 900 1502 23 Lentegeur- administratiewe gebou, hoek vanMerrydale- enMelkbosstraat, Lentegeur,Mitchells Plain 18 10:00 Raphael Martin 021 444 8722 24 Khayelitsha-opleidingsentrum, hoek van Lwandle- en Spinestraat, Khayelitsha 21 10:00 Goodman Rorwana 021 444 7532 Om 72 uur voor die vergadering toegang tot die volledige agenda en alle gepaardgaande dokumentasie te verkry, besoek www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils. Klik op die datum van die subraadsvergadering, kies die subraad wat jy soek en laai die agenda af. Rapporteer asseblief enige probleem by die betrokke subraadsbestuurder. Die onderstaande beleide en planne is beskikbaar vir openbare raadpleging in die maand April 2016. Hierdie beleide en planne is ter insae beskikbaar by subraadskantore, en belanghebbende partye kan op hierdie beleide kommentaar lewer: STAD KAAPSTAD SE VOORGESTELDEWYSIGINGS AAN DIE 2012-2017 (2016/17-HERSIENING) GEÏNTEGREERDE ONTWIKKELINGSPLAN (GOP) EN 2016/17-KONSEPBEGROTING (30 Maart 2016 – 30 April 2016) Lede van die publiek kan ’n tydgleuf bespreek om die vergadering toe te spreek en/of ’n sitplek bespreek indien hulle die subraadsvergadering oor die GOP en BEGROTING wil bywoon. Subraadspersoneel het die volgende inligting nodig om jou sitplek te bespreek: e-posadres, selfoonnommer en straatadres. OMSKEPPING VAN PAAIE: CLAREMONT (2 Maart 2016 – 1 April 2016) TEED – MATR- PROSES VIR DIE TOESTAAN VAN REGTE OM EIENDOM IN ATLANTIS, NYANGA EN RAVENSMEAD TE GEBRUIK EN TE BESTUUR (15 April 2016 – 15 Mei 2016) ACHMAT EBRAHIM STADSBESTUURDER KENNISGEWING VAN SUBRAADS- VERGADERINGS: APRIL 2016 Munisipaliteite moet hulle voorgestelde begrotings hersien en ingevolge die Wet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale stelsels (Wet 42 van 2000, hoofstuk 4, deel 16, subartikel [1][a] [iv]), moet hulle die publiek by die voorbereiding van hulle begrotings betrek. As deel van die Stad Kaapstad se proses vir openbare deelname sal die Stad dié proses onderneem deur middel van openbare vergaderings waarop die Stad se voorgestelde begrotingsoorsig op ’n vereenvoudigde wyse voorgelê sal word om te sorg dat die gemeenskap van ontwikkelings in hulle gebied weet en die geleentheid gebied word om insette te lewer. Die geskeduleerde openbare vergaderings word hieronder verstrek: Datum: 21 April 2016 Tyd: 19:00 tot 21:00 Plek: Rocklands-burgersentrum, Parklaan, Rocklands, Mitchells Plain Besoek www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay om nadere inligting, en vir navrae in die taal van jou keuse, tree in verbinding met die volgende: Afrikaans: Frederick Venter, tel. 021 400 1184 of e-posadres
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CPUT students ready to graduate Community ‘held captive’ ASTRID FEBRUARIE @febastrid A Bonteheuwel resident is up in arms as gangsters continue to fight over territory and drugswhile put- ting the lives of innocent people at risk. This is according to Sadia Agulhus who raised her concerns during a walk- about with Western Cape Minister of Community Safety, Dan Plato, in Bonte- heuwel yesterday. About 60 people gathered along the walkabout to listen to the minister who addressed residents about the ongoing gang violence and drug distribution and abuse in the community. Agulhus informed Plato that residents cannot evenwalk towork anymorewith- out the risk of being robbed, while learners are also targeted. “Working people are being held up and stripped of their possessions and when we call the police to assist we wait for hours for them to respond. We cannot continue to live like this,” she says. Agulhus says the crime was not as bad as it is now and now that more gangs are being formed they seenoend to the crime and the drug abuse and sale thereof in the community. “Sometimes they fight and shoot at each other and we don’t know where they get these guns from. That is one of our biggest concerns – the guns. Who gives it to them? Where do they get it from?” she asks. Agulhus further says that police need to play their part too in fighting crime, but when they are called out they are slow to respond. “Should someone first die before they come out? I pay tax and I feel that I do not get the service delivery from the po- lice as I should. We need them as much as they need us in this fight and we urge them to take our concerns seriously,” she adds. Plato says he is perturbed by the situa- tion inBonteheuwel andhopes to find so- lutions by working and communicating with residents. “I am currently visiting all gangster and violence stricken areas and Bonte- heuwel forms part of it. We cannot leave the violence for the community to deal with alone – we need to assist them as much as we possibly can,” he says. Plato is also concerned about the lack of reports on the CCTV cameras as these cameras have been placed strategically in crime hotspot areas. “The community is floodedwithCCTV cameras, yet there are no reports of the cameras picking up on gang violence. I am calling on theMetro and national po- lice to answer to this as I want to know what the issue is,” he says. He further explains that the CCTV cameras play a very important role in de- terring crime, but also in capturing evi- dence and in some cases have assisted police in apprehending suspects in com- munities where similar cameras are in- stalled. “We have the resources right here yet crime remains high in Bonte- heuwel. Something must be wrong and something needs to be done to establish where the problem lies,” Plato says. Plato further says those responsible for the violence are in the minority and need to be contained as the majority of those living in the community are law abiding citizens. “Our aim is to not only take on the mi- nority that contribute to crime, but to see the gang leaders brought to book,” he says. Woensdag, 13 April 2016 NEWS TYGERBURGER Ravensmead & Belhar 5 ASTRID FEBRUARIE @febastrid A concerned Bellville South youth is ready to take a stand against crime in his community and now wants to establish a neighbourhood watch to ensure extra eyes and ears on the streets. Jeandre Strauss (24) says he cannot stress the importance more for the need for another neighbourhood watch in the community. “It is important tome because not only arehousesbeingbroken into; schoolkids are also being robbed of their posses- sions during the day. It frustrates me that during the day we are not even safe in our own area. Safety for all is one of my main concerns,” he says. Strauss says although he is not cur- rently involved in any crime prevention organisations at this stage, he is trying to garner the support from the communi- ty to form one. Getting started “The idea is still fresh and needs prop- er planning. As I am working, it makes giving my full attention to this idea a bit difficult, however this will not stop me fromhelpingmy idea tomanifest,” he ex- plains. Establishing another neighbourhood watch would mean that more feet will be on the ground andmore eyes and ears on the road. Strauss has had two requests already to get together anddiscuss starting anor- ganisation.He is sure that the two people who are also interested have the same problem with crime as he does or might have been affected by crime or knowpeo- ple who have been. “My main aim and ultimate goal is to get the community safe and for crime to decrease dramatically. My main focus areas are the neighbourhood itself and also the subway at the train station,” he says. How difficult can it be? Strauss makes use of the train station and still has towalk homewhile its dark, and so domany others living in the same area. “I cannot understand how difficult it could possibly be for protection services to just patrol the subway until the last train departs at night and for commuters to walk home safely,” he stresses. Strauss has had the idea of starting a neighbourhood watch for some time al- ready but does donot have the resources, equipment or even the correct contact people to speak to, and hopes to get the support he needs. Do something about it “It is pointless for people to complain until they are blue in the face. If they want change, they should do something about it. If we have everyone rooting for one idea, we could bring change, our communities would be safer, our homes will be safer while we are at work and people could walk around without hav- ing to look over their shoulders all the time,” he says. Strauss urges anyone interested in starting up another neighbourhood watch to contact him at jean-
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When they gave a description of the sus- pects, the policemen could not believe their luck as they remembered that they had passed people who fitted the description on the way to attend to the complaint. One of themwas seen running across an open field. After completing the docket they went back to the areawhere theyhad seen the sus- pects and found two of them. The two 18-year-old suspects, who were later identified by the complainants, were arrested and detained. They appeared in the Goodwood court. Arrested before ink dried on new docket F ormer finance minister Nhlanhla Musa Nene has been announced as the ambassador for Ikamva Lethu – Our Future Fund. The fundwas recently launched by the University of theWesternCape’s Student Representative Council (SRC) and is aimed at raising funds for tuition and ac- ademic support for deserving students within the institution. With an initial pledge of R2m from the UWC and the SRC committing R350 000 of their own annual budget, the student leadership body has been overwhelmed by the outpouring support from the insti- tution and its alumni. “With the commitment firmly etched the development of future leaders having an active role in the campaign that is aimed at raising R15m for the SRC in 2016, was a no-brainer. In the pursuit of personal and national economic empow- erment, few things – if any – play such a pivotal role as education. The UWC SRC Ikamva Lethu Fund hasmy full sup- port,” Nene says. Encouraged by the former minister’s support, the UWC SRC is continuing to engage with more of their alumni to en- sure more support. SRC President Akhona Landu says for them this is a legacy project. “We would like to be remembered in the institution’s history as the student leadership body that actively worked to- wards sustainable change”, he says. 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AboutR31m is being spent on this park and others in the community as well as the upgrade of Kasselsvlei Road, Peter Barlow Road and the sidewalks. Ward councillor Mercia Kleinsmith says as a strategic investment plan she aims to invest, maintain, repair and up- grade the parks and roads to keep the ex- isting systems, services and infrastruc- ture oi good working order. “I have set aside R140 000 of the ward allocation for the installation of a fence at Frank Louw Avenue Park which is al- ready completed. The fence will ensure that less vandalism occurs and that ille- gal dumping can be deterred,” she says. Once completed, the park will be open at 05:30 and closed at 20:00 by two resi- dents who have agreed to take turns in ensuring the facility is secure. Kleinsmith further says the equip- ment forms part of the transport depart- ment’s budget. The department will in- stall gym equipment, the groundswill be tarred, new seating installed, the skate park will be restored and games will be painted on the grounds. “We want to make it as user friendly as possible so that everyone in the com- munity and visitors to the area can enjoy the space as it is there for them to make use of,” Kleinsmith says. She also spent about R200 000 on Lorna Play park in Glenhaven which was iden- tified as a World Design Capital Project. “We also spent about R100 000 on the play park in Industry Street and fenced the park as well and the residents there too have taken responsibility of opening and locking the gates to the park.” Kleinsmith adds that the upgrade of parks enhance the community and it is safe for children to play and for parents to sit and keep a watchful eye. “In future I will upgrade more parks fromward allocation andhope that these facilities will be used daily by the com- munity,” she says. LifeLine Western Cape, a free telephone and face-to-face counselling service to people in distress, is offering personal growth and counselling skills training courses at their head office in Roeland Street in Cape Town. The next personal growth course starts on Tuesday 3May, from10:00 to 13:00 everyweek for nine weeks. V For more information, contact LifeLine Western Cape on 021 461 1113, or via e-mail to training@lifelin- ewc.org.za. Learn life skills in newpersonal growth course 8 TYGERBURGER Ravensmead & Belhar Woensdag, 13 April 2016NUUS T he City of Cape Town’s rates estimator, which is available on its valuations website, is now available to residents. This is to help property owners to assess the proposed change on the rates portion of their municipal bill as part of the general valuation process for 2015, the City says. The City recently tabled its draft budget for the 2016/2017 financial year. This year however, due to the latest gener- al valuation, the proposed cent-in-the-rand on which the proposed rates increases are calculated, has also been tabled. TheCity is nowproposing that the cent-in- the-rand reduces by 7% for residential prop- erties. This is largely due to the total value of the latest general valuation that has gone up sig- nificantly, City bosses explain. “Although there is still a valuation objec- tion process under way and the final value could be somewhat lower, on the residential side we have essentially seen a growth of ap- proximately 18% since the last valuation in 2012,” says deputy mayor Ian Neilson. “In addition, theCity’s latest general valu- ation shows that the total valuation of all rateable properties has increased from R911 billion in 2012, toR1156 billion in 2015,which is an important reason for the decrease in the rate-in-the-rand or the rates portion of a municipal bill.” He says the City sets a budget that is need- ed from rates income for essential services such as fire and disaster risk services, street lights and traffic lights which benefit all res- idents but which do not generate an income. “The total value of all properties within the municipal boundary, according to the valuation roll, is then used to calculate what portion of a cent out of the rand value of the property is needed to achieve the set budget needed from the rates income. If property values increase, the cent tariff will de- crease,” says Neilson. He adds that property valuations are therefore not done to chase a surplus or to make money out of ratepayers. “The budget needed for these municipal services is carefully calculated and property rates contribute to this budget,” Neilson says. The objection process for the latest gener- al valuation is still under way and if a prop- erty owner disputes the valuation of their property, a well motivated objection may be submitted to the City valuer by no later than 29 April. In this objection, the property ownermust showwhy themarket valuation is incorrect. V Residents can visit www.capetown.gov.za/proper- tyvaluations for access to the rates estimator and information about the ongoing valuations objections process. City’s rates calculator available They comeupwith aunique social- ly innovative plan, and theGreater Tygerberg Partnership’s (GTP’s) competition turns it into a reality. “They” refers to the participants in the organisation’s Social Inno- vation Challenge, which the GTP hopes will have significant bene- fits for the Tygerberg region as a whole. “Whilst the top two projects will each receive R32 000 in funding, all the shortlisted projects will re- ceive guidance and input from top international innovation consult- ancy Idea Couture,” said Chris O’Connor, CEO of the GTP. The non-profit organisation fa- cilitates collaboration between stakeholders in the Tygerberg re- gion to help build social and eco- nomic prosperity. As part of this mandate, the So- cial Innovation Challengewas con- ceived to help the GTP tackle the socio-economic problems facing the region, including unemploy- ment, homelessness, crime, drug abuse, urban grime, limited trans- port and accommodation. The competition is open to any- one, provided their solution bene- fits the greater Tygerberg region. Entry forms can be downloaded at www.gtp.org.za. An initial submission is re- quired by 20 April, after which a shortlist of projects will be drawn up. V For more information, contact Kirsten Sloth-Nielsen at kirstensniel-
[email protected]. GTP calls for social innovators Talented Cape Town perform- ers are invited to audition for the seventh season of the popu- lar television talent show SA’s Got Talent. Pre-auditions for this year’s competition will take place at the e.tv offices in Zonnebloem (corner of De Villiers Road and Stirling Street) on Saturday 30 April and Sunday 1 May from 07:00 to 13:00. If successful, candidates will be taken through to the theatre auditions where they will per- form their act in front of the judges. Contestants can skip the queue and be one of the first to be seen at the pre-auditions by completing a pre-registration format https: //rapidblue.form- stack.com/forms/sagt. VSA’s Got Talentwill premiere on Sun- day 4 September 2016 at 18:05 on e.tv and eHD on Openview HD (Channel 104) and DStv (Channel 194). Visit www.etv.co.za/sagt for more. Show seeks talented performers The Ravensmead Community Po- lice Forum along with residents are calling on the public to support them as they picket before the Bell- ville Magistrate’s Court on Friday 15 April when former Vereeniging Colonel Christiaan Lodewyk Prinsloo will appear. Prinsloo was in control of the po- lice armoury in Cape Town and is accused of stealing firearms des- tined for destruction and supply- ing the weapons to gangs in the Western Cape. Former officer in court for guns CAD4ALL wins Fives: The CAD4ALL Career and Design College won the inaugural Fives inter-college tournament at Century City on Friday 1 April. The team members are (front from left) Wayde Williams, Jisreel Scheeper (captain), Jason Beukers (goalkeeper) and Dillon Middlecamp. In the back row from left are Brandon Selbourne, Matthew Green and Ashley Bosch. Researchers at Stellenbosch Uni- versity are looking for persons withproblemsrelated to their gam- bling behaviour andwho are inter- ested in taking part in a study on gambling disorder. The study is conducted by the de- partment of psychiatry. Several myths surround gam- bling, one of the most common be- ing that the longer you play a slot machine without a big win, the higher the chances it will pay out the next time. Fact is, the slot ma- chine generates a number at ran- dom each time –whether it is a slot machine at a casino or a limited pay-out machine at a pub. It may seem as though the jackpot is paid out at regular intervals, but these numbers cannot be influenced by a series of previous rounds, ex- perts say. Another myth is believing that by keeping a record of your previ- ous results, you can predict future wins and losses. The fact is that every bet is an in- dependent, random event without a “memory”, and previous results cannot influence future results. Some also believe that with a for- mula theyuse to play roulette, they are sure to win. However, the odds are always in favour of the house. Every bet on the roulette table is an independent, coincidental event. There is no formula that can determine results or favour one gambler. One other myth is people who think that by knowing the rules of the game, increases their chances ofwinning.Knowing the rules only helps you tomake decisions. It can- not increase your chances of win- ning. The cards you are dealt will determine if you win or lose – and you do not have control over these, the experts believe. Some signs of a gambling prob- lem include spendingmore time or money than planned on gambling, gambling to chase your losses, ne- glecting responsibilities at work, school or at home because of gam- bling, feeling worried, anxious or moody when not gambling, bor- rowing money or stealing to gam- ble, crumbling relationships be- cause of debt and dishonesty and hiding your gambling, yet you can’t stop. V For further details call Professor Chris- tine Lochner on 021 938 9179 or email
[email protected]. Researchers to study gambling addiction Rocking the city: The Rockets, PJ Powers, Nur Abrahams, Garth Taylor, Edith Plaatjies, Morné Holland and Dr Victor & The Rasta Rebels (pictured) will be supported by Cape Town’s top musicians a GrandWest’s Grand Arena on Tuesday 26 April for Rocking the City. The two-hour concert takes place the night before Freedom Day, giving Capetonians a great way to celebrate the public holiday. Tickets cost between R150 and R350 and are available at Computicket. Woensdag, 13 April 2016 NEWS TYGERBURGER Ravensmead & Belhar 9 Seuntjie hoor nou stemme BRENDEN RUITER @ruitervaniewind V ir die eerste keer in sy kort lewe kan ’n jong seun die stemme van sy ouers hoor. Dokters het verlede maand ’n koglea-in- planting op die sestien maande oue Fayaaz Otto gedoen ná hy met erge gehoorverlies gebore is. VerledeMaandag is die apparaat aangeskakel. Die kind sema, Yusrah, sê die oomblik toe die gehoorapparaat aangeska- kel is, was een van die bestes in haar lewe. “Toe hy sy pa se stem hoor, het hy sy oë so snaaks gedraai. Ons het uitgebars van die lag. Dit was ’n onwerklike oomblik,” sê Otto. Haar droom is nou dat Fayaaz eendag na ’n hoofstroomskool toe kan gaan. “Dit is wonderlik datmy kind nou die ga- we van gehoor kan hê. Ons weet dit is nog ’n lang pad voor hy heeltemal kan hoor, maar ons is bereid om die pad saam met hom te stap. Dit sal wonderlik wees as hy kan begin praat,” sê Otto. Sy is vol lof vir die gehoorspesialis wat met Fayaaz werk. “’n Mens kan nie ophou dankie sê vir wat Surida Booysen vir my kind doen nie. Ons is ook baie dankbaar vir almal wat gehelp het om ons tot by hierdie oomblik te bring,” sê sy. Weldoeners het betaal vir Fayaaz se ope- rasie, wat amper R300 000 beloop het. Som- mige bied hul dienste gratis aan. Booysen sêFayaaz gee haar hoendervleis so goed vorder hy. “Ek het hom Vrydag ge- sien en hy maak my baie opgewonde. Vir die volgende ses weke gaan ek hom elke Vrydag sien,maar in dié stadium is ek baie tevrede. Sy ouers verstaan ook hoe die sis- teem werk en kyk goed na die apparaat. Selfs Fayaaz is baie bewus van die appa- raat,” sê Booysen. Vir die volgende ses we- ke gaan Booysen elke keer nuwe lesings neem en die gehoorstimulasie verhoog. “Oor ses weke behoort hy gewone gehoor te hê. Ek sal hom egter nog vir baiemaande moet sien. Hy sal oor tyd sinmoet maak uit die klanke wat hy hoor.” Fayaaz Otto se gehoorapparaat is aangeskakel. Zip Zap Circus School will host their first ever Family Fun Day on Sunday (17 April) from 11:00 to 15:00 at their circus dome behind Artscape Thea- tre. Circus workshops will give partici- pants a chance to learn how to walk the wire, do tricks on a trampoline, and juggle. A Nandos lunch and candy floss will keep energy levels high and face painting will put everyone in the mood formore entertainment. Circus games, a lucky draw of raffle prizes, four bungee trampolines and bounc- ing on a jumping castle are some of the attractions to expect at the Zip Zap Family Fun Day. VTickets are available atwww.quicket.co.za. Try your hand at circus acts 10 TYGERBURGER Ravensmead & Belhar Woensdag, 13 April 2016GEKLASSIFISEERD X1R97M3H-AL060416 082 257 4164 CALL ME: 078 095 5017 021 949 0458 NAME, SURNAME, SALARY, ID & AMMOUNT NEEDED
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FOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES SAREL BURGER Die rugbyspanne van die Tygerbergstreek in dieWP se Superliga kan grootliks tevrede weesmet hul vertonings in die jongste reeks wedstryde die afgelope naweek. In die topafdeling het Durbanville-Bellvil- le in sy eerste ligawedstryd van die jaar ste- wige teenstand van die jongeling, Bracken- fell, ontvang. Maar hoewel die Brakke voorlangs hul man gestaan het, kon hulle nie kers vashou by die Durbies se vaardighede in die agter- lyn nie. Durbell het met 39-13 gewen. ’n Fees van 13 drieë is gesien in Belhar se kragmeting met Primrose, met Belhar rus- tyd reeds met 29-10 voor – en dit het die weg gebaan vir die Accordeon Park-span se oor- winning van 41-34. Niemand het verwag dat Kuilsrivier die pronkspan van Hamiltons na sy pype sal sien dans nie, maar dit is wel insiggewend dat die Kuile vier keer agter die besoekers sedoellyngaandraaihet vir ’nwelverdiende bonuspunt in Hammies se oorwinning van 50-32. In die B-afdeling van die Superliga was Kraaifontein (34-18 t Strand), Goodwood (18- 49 t Collegians), Bellville (29-16 t Macassar) enUnie-Milnerton (29-28 tHands&Heart) al- mal aan die wenkant. Die program vir die komende naweek (tuisspan eerste) is: (Afdeling A) Tygerberg t Brackenfell, Durbanville-Bellville t Uni- versiteit van Kaapstad, Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland t Noordelikes/Northlink-kol- lege, Belhar t Valsbaai, Primrose t Kuilsri- vier; (Afdeling B) Goodwood t Villager, Hands & Heart t Macassar, Kraaifontein t Helderberg, Violets t Unimil. Belhar bobaas in drieëfees-stryd SAREL BURGER EN STEHAN SCHOEMAN S tellenberg se manne is hoogs tevrede huis toe ná hulle D.F. Malan die afgelo- pe Saterdag behoorlik met 78-3 gekar- nuffel het. Die Stellies het 12 puikdrieë in dié oorwin- ning gedruk. “Ons voorbereiding vir die seisoen was baie goed. Ek dink die feit dat ons in die Noord-Suid-toernooi gespeel het teen skole soos Paarl Gimnasium, Boland Landbou, Waterkloof, Menlopark en Garsfontein, het baie gehelp. Die tempo van die wedstryde is baie hoog en jy kan nie regtig beter voorbe- reiding vir die seisoen kry nie,” sê Giscard Pieters, afrigter van Stellies. Pieters, DivanBatt enPierre duPreez brei die eerste span al vir die afgelope agt seisoe- ne en Pieters meen dit tel in hul guns. “Ons afrigters weet presies watter spelpa- troon ons wil volg en dit raak net makliker as jy al so lank saamwerk. Met tyd leer jy wat werk enwat nie noodwendig in jou guns gaan werk nie. So, op ’n manier word dit makliker met tyd. “Ons het dié seisoen ’n moeilike loting ge- kry en die wedstryde gaan nie makliker word nie,maar ons is opgewonde oor die sei- soen en ons is oorgehaal om ons allerbeste te gee,” sê Pieters. Die Hoërskool Bellville se baie suksesvol- le sportdag het die afgelope Saterdag op iet- wat van ’n anti-klimaks geëindig toe die gas- heer se o.19A-span die knie voor HS Tyger- berg gebuig het. Met rustyd het die spanne nog gelyk ge- trek, maar in die tweede helfte het die Tiere die oorhand gekry en het met 25-14 vir die agste agtereenvolgende jaar bo geëindig in hul gereelde onderonsie. Ook De Kuilen het ’n goeie dag beleef deur Hottentots-Holland met 15-0 die kous oor die kop te trek. Brackenfell het so byna ’n eersterangse verrassing gelewer in sy wedstryd teen Bis- koppe.Met die draaislagwas die Brakke nog voor,maar algaande konhulle nie al die gate toestop nie en die gevolg was ’n naelskraap- se nederlaag van 23-30. In ’n besonder gelyk- op kragmeting het HTS Bellville met 20-18 deurgeskuur teen Monumentpark, maar Durbanville het met 10-45 die wind van voor gekry teen ’n haastige SAKS-span. Aan die wenkant was ook Tygerberg-klub (23-12 t The Settlers), Kasselsvlei (16-6 t Ex- celsior) en Parow (26-10 t Westerford). Maar heelwat selfondersoek is die voorland van Fairmont (16-19 t Bonnievale), J.G.Meiring (3-24 t Dirkie Uys), Milnerton (5-49 t Parel Vallei) en President (7-19 t Swellendam). SKOLERUGBY: DF MALAN GEKARNUFFEL MET LOESING VAN 78-3 Stellies deel slae uit! Darren Lill took top honours on Saturday at the 99er MTB Challenge after winning the 45km men’s event in a time of 02:06:42. This popular event was well supported, with over 1000 cyclists taking part, setting a new record for the number ofMTB entries. The 99erMTB Challenge included a 45km, 25kmand12kmMTBrace andakiddies’ bike ride. The women’s 45km event was won by Candice Neethling in a time of 02:28:11 with the 25kmmen’s event going to Jamie Penfold in a time of 01:08:53. The women’s 25km event was won by Miré Herbst in a time of 01:41:04. The race is organised and hosted by El Shaddai Christian School in Durbanville. Together with its sister event, the 99er Cycle Tour (which took place in February this year), the race is part of themain fund-raising activi- ty of the school. This year entries for the two events reached a new record of over 5000. The 99er MTB Challenge took place on the wine farms of Durbanville, includingAltydge- dacht, Bloemendal, Hillcrest, Contermans- kloof, Morgenster and Ntida. Both the 45km and 25kmrouteswere challenging but enjoy- able and tested riders’ skill and ability. The lucky draw prize giving at this year’s 99er MTB Challenge had great prizes up for grabs, which included a fat bike and cycling kit worth R10 000, sponsored by Giant Dur- banville. 99er Challenge breaks 1000 cyclists barrier