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TUESDAY 12 April 2016 | 0021 910 6500 | Fax: 021 910 6501/06 | Email: [email protected] CLAREMONT | RONDEBOSCH The New Modernist, the latest interiors destination to add pronounced flair to the Mother City, has opened its doors in the creative cluster known as the Urban Hub, a go-to locale for design nestled at the foot of the Bo-Kaap. The New Modernist is a specialty store that focuses on Modernism’s finest moments in the form of lovingly restored, collectible pieces of furniture that are presented in their best possible state. But this is no mere vintage shop, neither is it the sole domain of Scandinavian retro - although you may find a rare Finnish item here or there… Instead, The New Modernist is something special. Here, the pieces that are available for sale have been identified and placed on show, in an attractive gallery-style setting, because they are investment pieces created by key 20th century designers, and will accumulate in value over time. The New Modernist’s commercial collection is curated by the knowledgeable Emma De Crespigny, an expert on Modernist design who holds a Masters Degree in History of Decorative Art and Design from Parsons, in conjunction with the prestigious Cooper Hewitt Design Museum in New York. The New Modernist is her brand new venture, which sees her expand her repertoire into selected reproduction furniture. She recreates the classics of yesteryear, especially those beauties no longer available on the market, in contemporary upholstery fabrics and finishes. It's the solution if you admire the past, but prefer something new… What’s more, De Crespigny applies her own interior design skills to creating all-new furniture options such as lighting and accessories that are incredibly contemporary yet have a retro air about them. These custom-designed “bridging” products are intended to live seamlessly alongside their classic counterparts. As the name of this new destination store denotes, The New Modernist offers a fresh, modern approach to the past! The New Modernist will have an e-commerce dimension, with soon-to-be-launched online shopping at: The New Modernist is situated at . Opening hours are Mon-Fri from 09h00 to 17h00, and on Saturdays from 10h00 to 15h00. Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays. Contact: . WWW.THENEWMODERNIST.COM 142 Buitengracht St, Urban Hub, Bo-Kaap 082 414 0317 THE NEW MODERNIST OFFERS A FRESH, MODERN APPROACH TO CLASSIC INTERIOR DESIGN X1RA6HCH-QK120416 CONTACT: HEINRICH LE ROUX Tel: 071 869 3715 [email protected] 61 Belvedere Rd, Claremont www.naturalclinic.co.za NATURAL HEALTH PRACTITIONER LIVE BLOOD ANALYSIS OPTIMISE YOUR HEALTH * Increase your Energy * Improve your Digestion * Reduce Inflammation * Boost your Immune System Discover your health on a cellular level. Identify lular level. Identify and treat nutritional imbalances and deficiencies. GROOTE SCHUUR HOSPITAL Innovation to benefit patients GARY VAN DYK @gvdcapejazz T here’s a new sense of service delivery at Groote Schuur Hospital with some exciting new innovations in action at the facility. These innovations were celebrated at a special event last Tuesday (5 April) to high- light the impact that these projects have made to hospital employees and patients. The Innovation Programme was launched in October 2014 and was offered by the Ber- tha Centre for Social Innovation and Entre- preneurship (a specialised unit at UCT’s Graduate School of Business), the hospital’s facilities and management board as well as the UCT Faculty of Health Sciences. Over R1m was invested in the programme, the dedicated Innovation Hub and the em- ployee projects and tools. Ten projects were launched and over the programme period, two projects in particu- lar, the Time Machine and the Guide Pill Box, were both able to refine their innova- tions after the envisioned outcomes did not materialise. The Time Machine project dealt with em- ployee shifts that are often based on histori- cal arrangements, and top down attempts to change these were often met with resistance. Now there is a tool which allows employ- ees to design their own work arrangements by letting them see the impact their shifts have on the throughput rate of patients. The tool not only allowed health care workers to positively impact patient throughput, it also demonstrated that the use of an outdated patient booking system contributed to processing delays. This has now been addressed and results being monitored. Dr Wafeeqah Mohamed, a community ser- vice doctor, created the Guide Pill Box. For many doctors a common complaint is that patients do not understand the medica- tion they are on, nor when or how to take it. Mohamed explained that it acts as a medi- cation storage device, which also supports the education of patients about their chronic medication. Due to her tenacity and passion, the project has now received support from the UCT Faculty of Health Sciences and stu- dents participating in the Health Innovation and Design course. The students will be as- sisting Mohamed in piloting the Guide Pill Box prototype at Groot Schuur Hospital. Another interesting innovation is the ado- lescent-centered service design that was done by Dr Bianca Davidson of the Renal Unit. Adolescents with kidney failure, on di- alysis or awaiting transplant have to make substantial changes to their lives, at a time when they are already going through a tran- sition period. This project aims to redesign the way care is provided to adolescents in an outpatient setting by engaging patients to create the service that they need and want. The Resource Hub is another important innovation. Judy Wallace from the derma- tology department explained that when pa- tients are diagnosed with a chronic condi- tion, they are often unware of all the resour- ces available to them. “A walk-in resource centre that offers sup- port through online resources, books, and trained health navigators is the solution,” she said. “The centre enables patients and others to access information and support with regard to their health needs while in the environment of the hospital.” Hundreds of dog owners and their four-legged friends joined SPCA for the annual Purina Woefie Wandel held at D’Aria Wine Estate in Durbanville on Sunday 10 April. Pictured is Alicia Nortjé from Claremont encouraging Scamp to have some refreshment. PHOTO: CARINA ROUX It’s a dog’s life at Woefie Wandel
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TUESDAY 12 April 2016 | 0021 910 6500 | Fax: 021 910 6501/06 | Email: [email protected]
CLAREMONT | RONDEBOSCH
The New Modernist, the latest interiors destination to addpronounced flair to the Mother City, has opened its doors in thecreative cluster known as the Urban Hub, a go-to locale for designnestled at the foot of the Bo-Kaap.
The New Modernist is a specialty store that focuses onModernism’s finest moments in the form of lovingly restored,collectible pieces of furniture that are presented in their bestpossible state. But this is no mere vintage shop, neither is it thesole domain of Scandinavian retro - although you may find a rareFinnish item here or there… Instead, The New Modernist issomething special.
Here, the pieces that are available for sale have been identified andplaced on show, in an attractive gallery-style setting, because theyare investment pieces created by key 20th century designers, andwill accumulate in value over time. The New Modernist’scommercial collection is curated by the knowledgeable Emma DeCrespigny, an expert on Modernist design who holds a MastersDegree in History of Decorative Art and Design from Parsons, inconjunction with the prestigious Cooper Hewitt Design Museum inNew York.
The New Modernist is her brand new venture, which sees herexpand her repertoire into selected reproduction furniture. Sherecreates the classics of yesteryear, especially those beauties nolonger available on the market, in contemporary upholstery fabricsand finishes. It's the solution if you admire the past, but prefersomething new…
What’s more, De Crespigny applies her own interior design skills tocreating all-new furniture options such as lighting and accessoriesthat are incredibly contemporary yet have a retro air about them.These custom-designed “bridging” products are intended to liveseamlessly alongside their classic counterparts. As the name ofthis new destination store denotes, The New Modernist offers afresh, modern approach to the past!
The New Modernist will have an e-commerce dimension, withsoon-to-be-launched online shopping at:
The New Modernist is situated at. Opening hours are Mon-Fri from 09h00 to 17h00, and on
Saturdays from 10h00 to 15h00. Closed on Sundays and PublicHolidays. Contact: .
WWW.THENEWMODERNIST.COM
142Buitengracht St, UrbanHub,Bo-Kaap
0824140317
THE NEW MODERNIST OFFERS A FRESH,
MODERN APPROACH TO CLASSIC INTERIOR DESIGN
X1RA6HCH-QK120416
CONTACT: HEINRICH LE ROUXTel: 071 869 3715 [email protected]
61 Belvedere Rd, Claremont www.naturalclinic.co.za
NATURAL HEALTH PRACTITIONER LIVE BLOOD ANALYSIS
OPTIMISE YOUR HEALTHOPTIMISE YOUR HEALTH* Increase your Energy* Improve your Digestion* Reduce Inflammation* Boost your Immune System
Discover your health on a cellular level. Identifyllular level. Identifyllular level. Identifyand treat nutritional imbalances and deficiencies.
GROOTE SCHUUR HOSPITAL
Innovationto benefitpatientsGARY VAN DYK
@gvdcapejazz
There’s a new sense of service deliveryat Groote Schuur Hospital with someexciting new innovations in action at
the facility.These innovations were celebrated at a
special event last Tuesday (5 April) to high-light the impact that these projects havemade to hospital employees and patients.The Innovation Programmewas launched
in October 2014 and was offered by the Ber-tha Centre for Social Innovation and Entre-preneurship (a specialised unit at UCT’sGraduate School of Business), the hospital’sfacilities and management board as well asthe UCT Faculty of Health Sciences.OverR1mwas invested in the programme,
the dedicated Innovation Hub and the em-ployee projects and tools.Ten projects were launched and over the
programme period, two projects in particu-lar, the Time Machine and the Guide PillBox, were both able to refine their innova-tions after the envisioned outcomes did notmaterialise.The Time Machine project dealt with em-
ployee shifts that are often based on histori-cal arrangements, and top down attempts tochange thesewereoftenmetwith resistance.Now there is a tool which allows employ-
ees to design their own work arrangementsby letting them see the impact their shiftshave on the throughput rate of patients.The tool not only allowed health care
workers to positively impact patientthroughput, it also demonstrated that theuse of an outdated patient booking systemcontributed to processing delays.This has now been addressed and results
being monitored.DrWafeeqahMohamed, a community ser-
vice doctor, created the Guide Pill Box.For many doctors a common complaint is
that patients do not understand the medica-tion they are on, nor when or how to takeit.Mohamed explained that it acts as amedi-cation storage device, which also supportsthe education of patients about their chronicmedication.Due to her tenacity and passion, the
project has now received support from theUCT Faculty of Health Sciences and stu-dents participating in theHealth Innovationand Design course. The students will be as-sisting Mohamed in piloting the Guide PillBox prototype at Groot Schuur Hospital.Another interesting innovation is the ado-
lescent-centered service design that wasdone by Dr Bianca Davidson of the RenalUnit. Adolescents with kidney failure, on di-alysis or awaiting transplant have to makesubstantial changes to their lives, at a timewhen they are already going through a tran-sition period. This project aims to redesignthe way care is provided to adolescents inan outpatient setting by engaging patients tocreate the service that they need and want.The Resource Hub is another important
innovation. Judy Wallace from the derma-tology department explained that when pa-tients are diagnosed with a chronic condi-tion, they are often unware of all the resour-ces available to them.“Awalk-in resource centre that offers sup-
port through online resources, books, andtrained health navigators is the solution,”she said. “The centre enables patients andothers to access information and supportwith regard to their health needs while inthe environment of the hospital.”
Hundreds of dog owners and their fourlegged friends joined SPCA for the annualPurina Woefie Wandel held at D’Aria Wine Estate in Durbanville on Sunday 10 April.Pictured is Alicia Nortjé from Claremont encouraging Scamp to have some refreshment.PHOTO: CARINA ROUX
It’s a dog’s life at Woefie Wandel
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WINTER READINESS – IN SUPPORT OF THECITY OF CAPE TOWN’S STREET PEOPLEPROGRAMMEThe City of Cape Town’s Social Development and Early Childhood Development Directorate(SDECD) is inviting registered nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) dealing with homelesspersons on the streets to complete an application form to provide bed space and emergencymattress space to people living on the street during the winter period. In addition SDECD willsupplement the organisations with resources.
The program will be implemented from 1 June 2016 to 31 August 2016. Completedapplication forms must be submitted to Cornelia Finch at [email protected] byFriday 27 May 2016 at 16:00.
The application form is available online at: http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/socialdevelop/Documents/Winter_Readiness_Application_Form2016.pdf
ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER79/2016
Municipalities must review its proposed budget and engage with the public according to theLocal Government: Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, Chapter 4, part 16, subsection (1) (a)(iv), in the preparation of its budget.
As part of the City of Cape Town’s public participation process, the City will undertake thisprocess through public meetings, where the City’s proposed budget review will be presentedin a simplified manner to ensure that the community is aware of developments within theirarea and are given the opportunity to give input.
A public meeting has been scheduled in your area:
Date: 20 April 2016Time: 19:00 to 21:00Venue: Muizenberg Civic Centre, 1 Beach Road, Muizenberg
Visit www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay for further information and for enquiries in thelanguage of your choice, contact:
English: Nathan Fisher, tel.: 021 400 1184 or e-mail: [email protected].
Afrikaans: Frederick Venter, tel.: 021 400 1768 or e-mail: [email protected].
Xhosa: Zandile Mahlasela, tel. 021 400 5501 ore-mail: [email protected].
ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGERCTA75-5/2016
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Do you want a career in peace building andthe opportunity to study abroad?
Through Rotary International’s PeaceFellowship you may just have the opportu-nity to do both. Apply before the end of May2016 to stand a chance of being selected toparticipate in the programme.
Each year, Rotary selects up to 100 indi-viduals from around the globe to receive ful-ly funded academic fellowships at one oftheir international peace centres. These fel-lowships cover tuition fees, room and board,round-trip transportation, and all intern-ship and field-study expenses. Rotary PeaceCentres have trained more than 900 peoplein this way, many of whom go on to becomeleaders in government, international insti-tutions or non-profit organisations.
The deadline for applications is on Tues-day 31 May, interviews with short-listedcandidates will take place during the firsttwo weeks of June.V Contact Mike Walwyn on 083 300 4363 or visitwww.rotary.org/myrotary/en/getinvolved/exchangeideas/peacefellowships.
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CHEVON BOOYSEN@ChevonBooysen
A mother’s mission to find her missingson has ended with a miracle – andPeople’s Post played a part in the fairy-
tale ending.The power of the press has been proven
after the story of a Grassy Park mother wholonged to meet her son “before I close myeyes”, was published last year. That wishhas been granted.
Betty Maritz (83) now has a constantsmile and says she is sleeping more peace-fully since she was reunited with her son.People’s Post previously reported on Mar-
itz’s plight to be reunited with her son after64 years after he was taken by a guardianMaritz lived withat the time(“Longing to seeson after 64years”, Tuesday25 August).
After the articlewas printed, Mar-itz said someonecontacted her onthe same day tomeet with her.
“That day a manand two womenpulled up at myhouse,” she says.
“At the time itwas obviously notconfirmed he wasmy son but whenthat man got out ofthe car, a feeling just came up inme and I just knew it had to be him,” Maritzsays.
She explains the trio then told her thatthey read the article and they suspected Jo-seph Josephs was her son “because I ex-plained the birthmark in the article”.
Asked what transpired during their firstmeeting and what made Josephs think thelong lost son could be him, Maritz says “hefell when he was younger and when he gothurt his guardian shouted ‘die is niemykindnie’ (This is not my child)”.
That stayed with him all the time and hein turn also had a longing to find out whohis real mother was.
“We then decided to do blood tests to con-firm if he was really my son. However, deepin my heart I just knew that I had finallyfound my son because he looks just likeme,” she says.
Three weeks passed after the blood tests
and then emotional news came to the familyconfirming Josephs is her son.
“Since then we have been in regular con-tact and they have been visiting me as well.I have a daughter-in-law as well as grand-children and great-grand-children. Theyare really very lovely people,” Maritzbeams.
Added to the trail of joyous events sincemeeting her son, Maritz celebrated her 83rdbirthday with her son and his family whenthey treated her to a surprise breakfast.
“I am so glad my search is over and sincemy son came back into my life, I have beenable to sleep easier. If it wasn’t for the helpof People’s Post I would not have been re-united with my son and that was my onlywish before I close my
eyes for eternity,”Maritz says.
Josephs says hecouldn’t be happi-er to be reunitedwith his birthmother.
He tells excited-ly how they de-cided to contactRachel – who as-sisted Maritzwith her search.
“The day thePeople’s Postcame out, Ifetched it myselfat the shop andsat reading qui-etly while my
wife was cooking. Icame across the story of Betty and somethings started to resonate with me especial-ly the birthmark description,” he says.
Josephs says he read the article quietlyby himself first before telling his wife aboutit. “She has always supported me in tryingto find my birth mother. She even encour-aged me to write to a TV show who reunitesfamilies. When I showed her the article shejust told me ‘daai is jou ma’. We then madecontact with her and visited the day after,”Josephs recalls.
He says when they arrived outside Mar-itz’s home, she came straight to him andheld him. Since their meeting Josephs sayshis family has unconditionally acceptedMaritz as part of the family.
“My children and grandchildren accepther whole-heartedly and they call her theirMa Betty. I can only thank God for makingthis all come together like this,” Josephsconcludes.
Reunited withson after article
Bettie Maritz had an urgent plea last year to
be reunited with her only child who was taken
away from her a day after giving birth.
Bettie Maritz celebrated her 83rd birthday on Saturday. Celebrations were held with her ‘new’family which includes Joseph Josephs family of four children and six grandchildren. Josephscontacted Maritz after reading an article last year pleading to be reunited with her lost sonand since then the two have been reunited. PHOTO: CHEVON BOOYSEN
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Tonight
V Rondebosch: The UCT Big Bandwill host their student showcaseat the Baxter Concert Hall at20:15. Presented by MichaelCampbell, it will feature vocalistEmma de Goede. Tickets are R40to R65. Entry is free for UCTstudents with a valid studentcard. Book at Computicket or atthe door.
V Observatory: The Western CapeBranch of the SA ArchaeologicalSociety will hold a talk byShelona Klatzow on “CarolusBaatje and the Bastards of thePlatberg Mission Station”. Thetalk starts at 18:00 at the SAAstronomical Observatory auditorium. Entry is R10. Contact ConnieFeast 021 689 5921 for more info.
Wednesday 13 April
V Rondebosch: Dadaji, YogicMonk and Director of the AnandaMarga Holistic DevelopmentCentre, talks about on spiritualityand the creation of a just andbalanced world at the 8 O’clockClub. The talk takes place at theErin Hall in Erin Road from 20:00.Entry is R55, R35 for seniors.Contact Penny on 082 554 0554.
Thursday 14 April
V Claremont: Huntington’sAssociation of South Africa, Cape
Town support group meetsat Abbott’s College,Greenwood Road on the2nd Thursday of themonth, at 19:00. ContactJess Selfe on 082 318 3330.
Saturday 16 April
V Claremont: Bethany FellowshipFull Gospel Church will screen theFatherhood Foundation’s film“Father” starring Zane Meas (akaNeville Meintjies of SewendeLaan) at 19:00. Zane will addressthe youth after the screening.Entry is R10. Contact 021 671 9400or 084 693 2801 to book.
V Newlands: The Frank JoubertArt Centre, Vredenhof Road, willhost a careers Expo for TertiaryDesign and Visual Art Studiesafter matric, aimed at all highschool learners who wish to studyin these fields. Some of theCape’s leading institutions will beon hand. Entry is free. The eventruns from 10:00 to 14:00. Contact021 683 2720.
V Claremont: Bethany FellowshipFull Gospel Church will host aMen’s Conference. Tickets costR50 and the church is at 225Imam Haron Road. The mainspeaker is Zane Meas (NevilleMeintjies of Sewende Laan fame).Contact 021 671 9400.
V Newlands: A concert with Pedrothe Musicman, art workshops forchildren and a music workshop forteachers takes place at the FrankJoubert Art Centre VredenhofRoad, from 10:00. Food, clothing,arts and crafts on sale. Free entry.Contact 021 683 2720.
The monetary battle for a betterPaediatric Intensive Care Unit
at Red Cross Hospital received amajor boost over the past month.
One month into a public appealto raise the last R10m for theR100m-plus expansion and up-grade of the unit and the R1m markhas just been surpassed.
The project will see significantlyimproved intensive care servicesdelivered to critically ill and in-jured children from in South Afri-ca and the rest of the African conti-nent.
Capacity will also be greatly in-creased, addressing the desperateneed for more beds to treat some ofthe country’s sickest little pa-tients.
With the lion share of the fund-ing already secured for the build-ing of this life-saving unit, the Chil-dren’s Hospital Trust, the officialfund-raisers for the hospital, hasmade an emotive appeal to the pub-lic to help them raise the finalR10m to complete the building.
R1 243 715m of this target hasnow been reached, so there is stilla way to go to reach the final targetof R10m by the end of June.
Currently the 22-bed PICU at thehospital is the largest ICU for chil-dren in Africa. It provides emer-gency care for critically ill or in-jured children from all over SouthAfrica as well as other Africancountries.
The demand is driven by the in-crease in surgery requirementsand escalations in detection of seri-ous illnesses. In essence, the de-
mands on this unit are higher thanits capacity to deliver.
“Thanks to the generosity of theSouth African community, we areslowly but surely inching our waytowards our R10m goal,” says Lou-ise Driver, CEO of the Children’sHospital Trust.
“This project will enable thislife-saving unit to help heal thou-sands of young children so we ap-peal to all of you to please donateto help us to complete the biggerand better ICU brand new ICU.Even a small donation can make ahuge difference.”
Construction on the unit beganin October 2015 and is expected tobe completed by October 2017. The22-bed facility will increase to 39bed spaces, and will include an ur-gently needed 10-bed High CareNeonatal Unit as well as isolationcubicles. The high care unit andthe isolation cubicles will ensure
optimal treatment through betterinfection control, which is criticalin ICU.
The expansion and upgrade willalso create more comfortable andsupportive spaces for parents aswell as breastfeeding mothers.Currently, family members haveno privacy or space between life-saving equipment as they sit vigilat their child’s side.
Increased space will also meanthat staff, who work very longhours saving lives in tough condi-tions, will have adequate supportfacilities.
The Children’s Hospital Trustworks in collaboration with theWestern Cape Government:Health. The provincial govern-ment will contribute R30m to-wards the ICU.V To contribute, visit www.childrenshospitaltrust.org.za for more information on theChildren’s Hospital Trust.
RED CROSS HOSPITAL
Getting behindthe campaignto raise fundsfor the newunit at RedCross Children’sHospital is ZoeBrown (RadioDJ & TVPresenter) &Cadi Chloe deJager, 8yearold pastpatient andchampion forthe ICUcampaign.
R10m needed for ICU
PEOPLE'S POST | CLAREMONT | RONDEBOSCHTuesday, 12 April 20164 ENTERTAINMENT
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Mothers and music fans are in for a spe-cial treat this Mother’s Day weekend.
Some of South Africa’s true divas will bepresenting a spectacular evening of enter-tainment for the inaugural People’s PostSoul Sisters Mother’s Day Celebration atGrandWest Grand Arena on Saturday 7May.Cape Town’s very own Three Tons of Fun
will be headlining the concert which alsofeatures performances by Judith Sephuma,Vicky Sampson, Salome Johansen, MaddyAbrahams, Can Skylark and Jody Willi-ams.The ladies will be sharing the stage with
Camillo Lombard and a 12 piece band andMC Marguerita Freeks.People’s Post got to know Jody Williams
a little better before the celebration:. What are you busy with musically
at the moment?“At the moment I am in and out of studio
working on a few projects. It’s taking me abit longer than usual, as I don’t want it tobe a rush... I want to take my time and givemy fans the best.”
. What are yourmusical plans for thenext few months?“I have a few gigs that are coming up
which I will be posting about on all my so-cial media pages and I’d also like to dropa track or two.”
.Howwill you be treating yourmoth-er this Mother’s Day?“My sister and I will be doing girly girl
things with her [like] getting her hair done,doingnails and facials.Mymom loves thosetypes of things. [We’ll be] going for lunchas well so, it will be a chilled quality timeday for her.”
. Why is your mother special to you?
“My mom does so many things for me.She goes out of her way and nothing is everan inconvenience. I know I can always de-pend on her, whether it’s for advice or justa chat. She’s always there forme, nomatterwhat it is.”
. Are you planning any surprises forthe audience at the People’s Post SoulSisters Mother’s Day Celebration?“Of course. Personally I think the whole
show is going to be a surprise, as we haveJudith Sephuma, Vicky Samson and somany other amazing artists on the show.Some of these artists I have never met, soI’m really amped about it.”V The People’s Post Soul Sisters Mother’s Day Celebration starts at 20:00 on Saturday 7 May at GrandWest’s Grand Arena. Tickets for the show cost between R165 and R250 and are available at Computicket.
PEOPLE’S POST SOUL SISTERS MOTHER’S DAY CELEBRATION
Local divas toshow some love
Jody Williams is excited about the divasthat’ll be performing at the People’s PostSoul Sisters Mother’s Day Celebration.
EXPLORE GENDER ISSUES: Lauren Hannie’s TIPex will be at the Baxter’s GoldenArrow Studio until Saturday 23 April, after Lauren became the first woman to win the Bestof Zabalaza Production award this year. The threehander stars Lauren alongside MelissaJohannisen and Maxine Caesar and explores gender issues or corrective rape in particular,through the narrative of a woman looking back at her teenage years, her sexuality and herfamily’s reaction. Tickets are available at Computicket.
The Cape Town Male Voice Choir willcelebrate its Jubilee and CD launchwitha concert in the Bishop’s Chapel in Ron-debosch on Tuesday 26 April.This special variety concert will also
feature Cape Town soprano BeverleyChiat, the Phoenix Choir from Zimbab-we, currently touring South Africa, andthe talented young people’s choir iGugu
Le Kapa (Pride of Cape Town), who com-bineEuropeanharmonisationwithAfri-can forms of group singing.The 40-year old choir will be led by its
musical director Peter Roux with Mar-garet Barlow as guest conductor.V Tickets for the concert, starting at 19:30, costR100 and are available from www.webtickets.co.za. Visit www.ctmvc.org.za.
Singing in celebration of Jubilee
The Cape Town Concert Series will be pre-senting pianist Ammiel Bushakevitz in a re-cital for the Kramer Concert Series JubileeTrust at the Baxter Concert Hall on Saturday(16 April).Bushakevitz will play Schubert IV Im-
promtus, D 899, and Ungarische Melodie,along with “Songs without words” by Faureand works by Lizst, Bizet, Mendelssohn andother composers. He will also play his owntranscription of Richard Strauss’s “Wiegen-
lied”.Born in Jerusalem, Bushakevitz was
raised in South Africa where he studied andnowworks mainly in Europe (he studied fur-ther in Germany and France). He has won ahost of awards and scholarships over the pastfew years. The concert is hosted by the Kra-mer Jubilee Trust.V Tickets cost R150 or R130 for seniors from Computicket and R50 for scholars at the door. Email info@ctconcerts.co.za or call 021 439 7663 for more information.
Awardwinning pianist in concert
FALL IN LOVE: GeraldClark and Luna Paigeare on the road againwith their LovemoreShow: a collection ofcountry, soul, folk andblues love songs andduets that seem toevolve each time theyperform the show. Theduo will be at the AlmaCafé in Rosebank onSunday where they’ll beplaying two sets.Tickets for the showcost R180 and include ahomecooked meal. Call021 685 7377 to book.
PEOPLE'S POST | CLAREMONT | RONDEBOSCHTuesday, 12 April 2016 NEWS 5
Seniors in the Rosebank area can makeuse of a variety of services at the Rose-
dale Senior Centre in the suburb.Situated in LowerNursery Road the facil-
ity is owned by the South African Legionof Military Veterans.Initially flats and cottages were built to
assist military veterans and their spousesbut it is no longer a prerequisite for admis-sion to have had a military background.Del Davies, chairperson of the centre,
pointed out that the aim of the centre is toprovide services and activities for its mem-bers and the committee works hard toachieve these objectives.“Weneedmoremembers andwe invite all
over 60’s to join ourhappy family,” she said.“You don’t have to live at Rosedale to be-
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members can enjoy avariety of services andactivities.“We have tasty home-cooked lunches at
a fraction of the going rate and there’s activ-ities such as darts, pool, carpet bowls, tabletennis, bridge, canasta and many boardgames,” she says.“We also have a well stocked library and
host coach rides to places of interest whichinclude a light lunch.”Davies also pointed out that they will be
hosting their annual fete on Saturday 7Mayand welcome any donations to the event.“Please remember us when disposing of
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arrange collection. We would also welcomevolunteers to help at stalls.”V For more information about accommodation or activities at the centre call David Holmes on021 685 1515 during office hours.
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Win big with beautiful women’s race“South Africa’s most beautiful race” onceagain promises to be one of the social andsporting events in Cape Town.The SparWomen’s Race starts and finshes
at the Green Point Common Fields on Sun-day. Runners in the 10 km race will start at07:30with the 10 kmwalkers starting at 07:45and the 5 km race at 08:00. Entries cost R80and the first 24 000 entrants to collect theirrace numbers will receive a T-shirt andgoodie bag and the first 24 000 finishers willreceive an achievement bracelet. There is al-so R24 000 worth of Spar shopping vouchersto be won.
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a way to get women of all ages, shapes andsizes together to enjoy a safe 5 km or 10 kmrun and enjoy the day.The atmosphere is supportive and every-
one is welcome to register and take part, re-gardless of whether they run regularly orare just starting out.In 2007, a competitive element was added
to the race with the introduction of the Spar
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haswonmore SparWomen’s Races than anyother runner and has competed regularlysince 1998.Runningveteran, SonjaLaxton, has run in
82 Spar Women’s Races (by end 2015) and isstill going strong.Onaverage, 150 individualrunners score Grand Prix points each year.Entries are open now at selected Spar
stores and online at www.spar.co.za.
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JUMP! Dane Stevens, left wing of Rondebosch Boys’ High School’s (RBHS) u.19A team(left) and Yanga Ngaciysa (lock) of Wynberg Boys’ High School (WBHS) challenge forthe ball during their teams’ match on Saturday played at Rondebosch. The home teamwon 298. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES
Panda Qamata won an all-expenses-paidtrip to the Paris Marathon which tookplace recently. His wife, Abongile,
joined him, with both of them completingthe race in under five hours. Abongile com-pleting it in 04:46.27,withPanda crossing theline five minutes later in a time of 04:51.12.Panda andAbongile, who are from theAd-
ventist Athletics Club, were running alongCamps Bay Promenade in 2013 when theymet Francois Pienaar, an ambassador forthe Sanlam Cape Town Marathon.“Francois was so sincere and motivating
when convincing us to enter the SanlamCape Town marathon that we knew we hadto do it,” recalls Panda, who has since com-pleted two SanlamCape TownMarathons aswell as a twoComrades and threeOceansUl-tra.Both have been avid runners since 2008
and were thrilled to be able to compete in aGold Label-status marathon in Europe to-gether, which coincided with their 10-yearwedding anniversary.TheParisMarathon is one of themost pop-
ular marathons in Europe with its beautifulscenic route through the City of Lights. Theprize was sponsored by Sanlam and Asicsand included flights, accommodation in Par-is as well as entry into the race. Asics alsosponsored an Asics experience at the Expoas well as running gear and shoes for bothwinners.Abongile relished the opportunity to com-
pete with international athletes in Europe,and to adjust to the different altitude and cli-mate.“We were excited to have run together in
a romantic city like Paris and to share thismemorable experience as a couple,” shesays.For Panda, it was also about running for
South Africa. “My wife and I did our best tomake our country proud. It was truly a greathonour,” he said.
Paris lights uptheir anniversary
Panda Qamata has returned from an allexpensespaid trip to the 2016 Paris Marathon.
STRAND TOOSTRONG FORPRIMROSE:Arwin Cornelius ofPrimrose (left)tries to stop AbdulHafeez Rhoda ofStrand High on hisway to the tryline. Strand won477 in the matchthat was played inKenilworth.PHOTO:RASHIED ISAACS
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The Cape Town Pro – presented by Quiksilver and comprising internationally rated Qualifying Series (QS) 1 000events for men and women – will be staged at Big Bay,Bloubergstrand from Wednesday 6 to Friday 8 May. JordanMaree of Kalk Bay will be one of the top seeds. Entriescan be submitted at www.worldsurfleague.com. The closingdate for entries is Friday 22 April. PHOTO: WSL / POULLENOT
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