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Motorists are urged to bemore cautiousand vigilant while using the roads.This appeal follows several injuries

and road deaths in less than one month onMitchell’s Plain roads.In the most recent incident, two taxis col-

lided in Eisleben Road on Wednesday injur-ing four people, says ER24 spokespersonRussel Meiring.“ER24 paramedics arrived on the scene

and found both taxis parked on the side ofthe road. Four occupants of the second taxiwere injured after their taxi rear-ended theother taxi,” says Meiring.Paramedics extricated the four patients

and treated them for their injuries. Theywere then transported to Mitchell’s PlainHospital for further treatment.A head-on collision took place onMorgen-

ster Road on Monday last week (“4 killed inhead-on crash”, People’s Post, 22 March).The City of Cape Town’s Traffic Services

confirm two cars were involved in the crashwhich killed four people and injured a fifthperson.“Shortly before 10:00 paramedics from

ER24 and local emergency services arrivedon the scene, where they found two womenand a man, believed to be in their thirties,still trapped in a vehicle. All three sustainedfatal injuries and therewasnothing that par-amedics could do for them. They were de-clared dead on the scene,” says ER24 spokes-

person Werner Vermaak.Another man was found inside one of the

cars with critical injuries. He later died inhospital.“Another woman was found with serious

injuries. Shewas extricated from thevehicleand treated formultiple fractures. Paramed-ics rushed her through to Groote SchuurHospital for furthermedical care,” addsVer-maak.The exact cause of this collision is not yet

known.On Tuesday 8 March, a traffic officer was

killed in a head-on collision on JakesGerwelDrive after a taxi lost control andveered intooncoming traffic. The taxi driver fled thescene but was later arrested at his home inMfuleni (“Taxi driver arrested after crash”,

People’s Post, 15 March).Motorists are also urged not to drink and

drive.Richard Coleman, spokesperson of the

City’s Traffic Services, says they arrested 34motorists for drunk driving betweenWednesday 16 and Sunday 20 March.“The City encourages motorists to make

sure that their cars are safe and that all pas-sengers are buckled up,” says Coleman.Meiring adds drivers should also ensure

they are well rested and alert.“Motorists planning on travelling are also

encouraged to take regular breaks duringlong journeys, keep a safe following distanceand to abide by the rules of the road, includ-ing adhering to speed limits and not drink-ing and driving,” says Meiring.

National police ministerNathi Nhleko and hisdeputy minister MaggieSotyu at the officialreopening of theMuizenberg PoliceMuseum, which is thefirst of its kind in theprovince. Read the fullstory on page 2.

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Bunny makesegg-stra hopLast week the Easter Bunny could not bedistracted by the aroma of hot cross bunsand pickled fishwafting on the south-easteraround the Peninsula.He had more important business with avisit to young patients at the Red CrossWarMemorial Children’s Hospital.These youngsters received an egg-straspecial treat when the Easter Bunny ar-riveda fewdays early tomakea special visitto the hospital on Thursday.Every year the Easter Bunny, accompa-nied by various guests, visit the children tospread joy and brighten their day by shar-ing hugs and handing out Easter treats.TheEaster goodies are donated to thehos-pital by various organisations through theFriends of the Children’s Hospital Associa-tion (Focha), a non-profit organisationbasedat thehospital that providesnon-med-ical support to patients and their families.The event is one of twoannual eventsheldat the hospital that are designed to includehospitalised children in festivities theywould ordinarily miss out on and to spread

joy at times which would be tough for chil-dren and their families to spend in hospital.“There is nothing better than a goodfriend, except a good friend full of surpris-es,” said the Easter Bunny before happilyhopping between wards.“The best part of my Easter weekend isvisiting my friends here at the Red CrossWar Memorial Children’s Hospital. Noth-ing brings me more joy than being able tobrighten their lives over the Easter period.The visit always sets the tone for the restof my Easter.”Angelique Jordaan, hospital spokesper-son, was also very grateful for the visit.“We are very grateful for all the Eastergoodies for thepatients.Thishasput a smileon the children’s faces and made their stayin hospital over the Easter period slightlybetter by distracting them from the reasonthey are in hospital.“Thank you to everyonewho donated andthank you to Focha for ensuring that the pa-tients do not miss out on Easter celebra-tions,” she said.

Celine Manyere (3) from Woodstock, a patient at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’sHospital, with the Easter Bunny and her mother, Cynthia Manyere.

Make compost at homeNICOLE MCCAIN

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In an attempt to reduce waste dumped inlandfills, the City of Cape Town council isembarking on a project to encourage resi-dents to make compost at home.The City will make 5 000 home-compost-ing containers available for free to qualify-ing homeowners.The distribution, discussed in a reportwhich appeared before a recent Good HopeSubcouncil meeting, follows a researchproject carried out at over 600 homes inHeathfield, Edgemead, Bongweni andScottsville in 2013 and 2014.The project, which also included commu-nity centres in Kensington, Atlantis andKhayelitsha, showed a 91% participationrate. On average 17kg of household waste

and 13kg of waste were diverted at commu-nity organisations every month.The study found that almost all of the par-ticipants had previously thrown their or-ganic waste in their wheelie bins, but afterthe study three-quarters of them were com-posting at home.Based on this, the City’s solid waste man-agement department agreed to distributethe 5 000 composting containers. The samenumber of containerswill be distributed forthe next three years.Residents can apply and will be placed ona waiting list. The homeowner will have tohave a secure garden with at least 1m² anda minimum of 30m² of greenery. Only thehomeownermay apply and only single resi-dences will be considered.Theproject is expected tobe launchedandadvertised next month.

Free museum shows offpolice tools in MuizenbergTIYESE JERANJI

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The police are urging the youth to makegood use of the Muizenberg Police Muse-um,whichwas reopened lastWednesday.The museum was first opened in 1990but had to be closed a few years ago dueto damage. Following a revamp it was of-ficially opened to the public by NathiNhleko, national police minister lastweek. He was joined by deputy ministerMaggie Sotyu, Lieutenant-GeneralKhomotso Phahlane, acting police com-missioner, and Lieutenant-GeneralKhombinkosi Jula amongst others.The museum, the first of its kind in theprovince, is located where the old Muiz-enberg police station was. Entrance isfree.Many items of interest are on display,including criminal cases, a prison cell,old guns and an old charge office.Phahlane says community membersmust make good use of the museum.“The reopening of the museum createsa platformwheremembers of the commu-nity can familiarise themselves with thework of the police. Make sure of it, learnfrom it.“This is a critical platform whichserves as a reminder of where we comefrom and where we are.“We hope the museum will do justiceand continue to educate everyone. Youngpeople must take advantage of this facili-ty,” he says.Last week’s opening ceremony waspart of a three-phase outreach pro-gramme by the top police officials.The second leg of the outreach pro-

gramme led them to Lavender Hill wherethey stopped at theVillage care centre be-fore they proceeded to a sports fieldwhere community members were gath-ered and had waited patiently for them.Their aimwas to talk to the communityand to address their challenges, as wellas to make a call to work hand in handwith the police. Issues on the table weresafety, crime, drugs, guns and gangster-ism in the area.Addressing the gathering Phahlanesaid it was time to not only focus on drugusers but drug dealers aswell. He said po-lice couldn’t do that alone and neededcommunity members to work with them.“Police will never win if they workalone. We are coming back to you to en-gage so that we can come with lasting so-lutions to save our communities. Wewant to hear your problems so that wecan go back to the board and see how wecan address them.”He also urged community members tonot interfere with police when they weredoing their work.“If we attack the police we are depriv-ing ourselves of the services they have tooffer us. Allow them to do their job; allyou can do is to work with them, not toattack them or even burn their vehicles,”he said.Provincial police minister Dan Platosaid at the gathering it was time peoplegave information to the police.“These people committing crime, sell-ing drugs, involved in gangsterism don’tcome from space.“They are in our community and weknow them. Report to the police so thatthey can be arrested,” he said.

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A pilot project launched in Mitchell’sPlain last year will now be implemented

permanently.The project, aimed at bringing care closer

to patients who cannot access hospitals,now sees care workers serving about 2700people with disabilities in the Mitchell’sPlain subdistrict.

The aim of the pilot was to deliver accred-ited rehabilitation care worker training.Twenty-eight of the graduates of the train-ing programme have found local work.

Of these, 20 workers are fromKlipfonteinandMitchell’s Plain, with 12 of them basingtheir work in Mitchell’s Plain.

The group reaches 136 families throughtheir community-based services.

“The main aim of this project was to im-prove access to specialist rehabilitation ser-vices at community-based services. Careworkers have undergone an intensive two-year training period. The practical trainingwas inclusive of adult, paediatric, commu-nity and intermediate care exposure,” saysFatima Peters, comprehensive health pro-

grammes manager.The trainees graduated in 2014 with a

higher certificate in Disability Studies.“The key objective of this project was to

improve access to this important service.This has been achieved with several indi-vidual success stories in the Mitchell’sPlainarea.Clientswhopreviously couldon-ly access the service at one of the very con-gested community health centres can nowbe seen in their homes, appropriate commu-nity-based sites and in the intermediatecare facilities in Mitchell’s Plain (foradults) and in Klipfontein (for children),”says Peters.If you would like to get involved, contact

any of the following people:. Peters on 021 370 5006 or [email protected]. Ruwayda Hull (occupational therapist)on 021 370 5000 or [email protected]. Nerosha Mohamed (speech therapist)on 021 370 5015 or [email protected]. Waseema Abrahams (audiologist) on021 370 5056 or [email protected]

A few of the community-based rehabilitation care workers with a patient.

Work created for vulnerableA hundred people with disabilities havegotten municipal jobs through a recentskills programme.

The City of Cape Town organised thecontractwork. A programme is being runacross all eight social development dis-trict offices, including Mitchell’s Plain,Athlone, Ocean View, Westlake, Belharand Atlantis.Participants completed a workplace

skills training programme before start-ing three-month contracts which expireat the end of June.

They have been placed at local organi-sations, libraries, clinics, schools and po-lice stations and perform administrativetasks such as filing, managing switch-boards, helping with reception duties,monitoring Grade R learners at schools,weaving cane and restoring cane furni-ture.

Another City initiative, the livelihoodskills project, got underway inDecemberlast year.It sees 53 candidates undergoing entre-

preneurship training to start their owncommunity-based businesses.The five-day training programme is

provided by the Disability Workshop De-velopment Enterprise.

Recently, the first group of 18 complet-ed their training in wheelchair and bicy-cle repairs and maintenance.

The next group of 18 trainees will betaught arts and crafts skills and the finalgroup will be trained in shoe and bag re-pairs.Monthly market and craft days are be-

ing scheduledby theDisabilityWorkshopDevelopment Enterprise for the candi-dates to exhibit and promote their prod-ucts and services.

Some of the participants during the wheelchair and bicycle repair training last yearorganised last year by the City of Cape Town for entrepreneurs. PHOTO: CITY OF CAPE TOWN

Gun man sent to jail for firearm, ammoDetective Constable Ashley Donough ofMitchell’s Plain police has secured the suc-cessful prosecution of 20-year-old PatrickJessman for possession of an unlicensedfirearm and ammunition.Jessman was sentenced to six years im-

prisonment, of which two years is suspend-ed for five years on condition he is not con-victed of possession of a firearmduring thistime.Both charges were treated as one for the

purposes of sentencing.Jessman was arrested in December 2014

in Echo Street, Tafelsig.Policewere busy doing stop-and-searches

when they discovered a firearm in his pos-session.He had an unlicensed black .38 special

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Hospital thankslong-serving staffLentegeur Hospital hosted an inti-mate luncheon last week to ac-knowledge those who have goneabove and beyond the call of duty.The hospital’s management paidtribute to loyal employees who havedelivered over 20, 30 and 40 yearsof service.Special recognition was also givento those who have and will beentering retirement.

Retiring staff of Lentegeur Hospital were honoured at a luncheon last week. PHOTOS: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

These staff members of Lentegeur Hospitalwere awarded with 20, 30 and 40 year

service certificates.

The Nead (Now Empowering Achieva-ble Dreams) community developmentorganisation will host a fundraisingfashion show at the Swartklip Centre onSaturday 9 April from noon to 16:00.Tickets cost R100 for VIP access, with

special seating and snacks, R50 for gen-eral access for adults and R25 for chil-dren.Refreshments will also be on sale.

V If you would like to get involved as a modelor dance coach and for tickets contact JoanieFredericks on 076 621 0245 or 061 058 7245.

Join in on fashion show

A new TV show shot in Mitchell’s Plainwill come on air this coming week.Kaapse Gospel is a TV programme

based on the gospel musicians and art-ists in Cape Town and surrounds.The show was shot at Bride and Co in

PromenadeMall, which is also one of theshow’s sponsors.

The show will be broadcast on CTVand is also available onDStv channel 263.Viewers can expect interviews with

upcoming artists showcasing their newalbums or music, find out about the lat-est music concerts andwatch reviews onthe latest music. There are nine present-erswhodopresentationsand interviews.

Show shot at Promenade Mall now on TV

Concerts SA’smusicmobility fundwants tofinance local musicians who want to tour.This tour funding offers opportunities for

professional South African musicians toundertake live music tours in this countryand our SADC neighbours. The fund pro-vides support for live music performances,collaborations and performance-based

workshops.Local musicians can now apply by send-

ing in their proposals for tours that shouldtake place between late April and the endof October. The deadline for submissions isSunday.V For more information visit www.concertssa.co.za/call-out-music-mobility-fund-2016-april.

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Do you want to know how to support yourchild’s learning? This is a question teachersoften ask parents.Woodville Primary School is one of the

few schools inMitchell’s Plain which offersa home school programme for parents whowant to make a difference in their chil-dren’s learning.Even though many parents responded to

the invitation, only 15 parents attended andcompleted the eight-week programme.The proud parents received certificates

for their participation at a graduation cere-

mony on Saturday 19 March.Every Saturday two Grade One teachers

guided parents who felt it was important tomake a difference in the lives of their chil-dren, school and community.The programme empowered them and in-

spired their families and the community tosee that change is good. It also offers thecommunity an opportunity to become ac-tively involvedwith the teachers and schoolas awhole.Theprogramme is offeredyearlythanks to the positive reaction by parentswho graduated.

Woodville teaches parents

A local organisation which cares forabused children inMitchell’s Plain is

asking for the public’s help because itcan’t cover its monthly expenses.Solomons Haven, an NPO, works with

physically and sexually abused childrenplaced in its care by the court or throughan emergency placement order.The children usually arrive with only

the clothes on their backs and with littleor no background information available.The children then need to be clothed,

fed and seen to by a doctor.The shelter also runs a community

soup kitchen that feeds about 150 peopletwice a week.SolomonsHavenhas been operating in

Mitchell’s Plain for the past 20 years andhouses up to 20 children at a time.

Its only income is donations from indi-viduals and businesses.Solomons Haven is currently in debt

as bills go unpaid while funds are divert-ed towards improving the well-being ofthe children.Solomons Haven was founded by Ma-

ria Solomons in 1992, with the support ofher husband, Alec, and her children theytook it upon themselves to open theirhearts and doors to vulnerable children.Some of the needs include a property

to house the shelter, clothing, shoes,blankets, toys and games, toiletries, foodand school stationery.V For more information or if you would like to getinvolved with the shelter call 021 372 1293 or083 741 6466 or email [email protected]

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Tuesday 29 March

V Eastridge: The Eastridge CommunityPolice Forum will host an imbizo at theZebra Crescent park at 19:00. CallBrindley Smith on 063 055 5116 or PeterMazonkai on 072 639 5613.

Thursday 31 March

V City Bowl: The Highlanders Regimen-tal Association, which raises funds forthe personal needs of the servingmembers of the Cape Town Highland-ers, will hold an annual meeting at theSergeant’s Mess at the Castle Barracksat 18:30. All former serving membersare encouraged to attend. The CapeTown Highlanders have been inexistence for some 135 years.

V Beacon Valley: The subforum willhost its monthly meeting at the BeaconValley Community Centre at 19:00. CallLorna Hermanus on 073 657 4296 orsector commander Sergeant Johnson on079 894 1682.

Friday 1 April

V Westridge: CA Life Coaching will hosta workshop on fundraising and moneymanagement for NGOs at WestridgeLibrary at 09:30. Email [email protected] or SMS 073 240 1808.

Saturday 2 April

V Portlands: The Liverpool PortlandFootball Club will host a “denim andbling” disco party fundraiser at Port-lands sports field hall from 20:00.Tickets cost R40 each with prizes andgiveaways up for grabs. Contact Emlynon 073 148 8782 or [email protected].

Sunday 3 April

V Portlands: KMI Ministries will host abeneficiary gospel concert with variousartists at the Church of Christ in CreteStreet at 18:00. Call Dyllan Abrahamson 084 320 3856.

V Rocklands: Rocklands RFC will hostan all-night disco at its clubhouse from20:00. Entry costs R20 and refresh-ments, beers and shots will be on sale.No XYZ will be allowed. Call ReneePresence on 084 878 2243.

Wednesday 13 April

V Beacon Valley: The Mitchell’s PlainNetwork Opposing Abuse will host itsbiannual general election at theBeaconvale Frail Care Centre at 14:30.Those interested can email their CVs [email protected].

Help kids hunt book treasuresInstead of just another Easter egg hunt,Capetonians can participate in an innova-tive challenge to “find the book” on Satur-day for International Children’s Book Day.The Cape Town Museum of Childhood is

hosting the search, which will take place invarious spots around Cape Town.The museum is due to open later this year

and will be the first of its kind in Africa. Inthe lead up to the opening, the museum isengaging with communities through pro-grammes, projects, activities and events tocelebrate childhood.In Saturday’s challenge Capetonians will

search for a gift-wrapped children’s book in50 places across Cape Town.Clues for finding some of the gifts will be

posted on the museum’s social media plat-forms.The lucky finders will open their gifts and

find a letter instructing them on what to doand how to enter a further competition.The finders should post a photo of them-

selves with their new book on social mediausing the hashtag #foundmybook.One person will be randomly selected

from these posts to receive a R1000 giftvoucher for a book store as well as 50 newchildren’s books to be donated to an earlychildhood development centre of his choice.With this challenge, the Cape TownMuse-

um of Childhood celebrates childhood andaims to create excitement about reading forchildren.

International Children’s Book Day hasbeen celebrated on 2 April each year since1967. It is Hans Christian Andersen’s birth-day.He is the author of 168 children’s tales, of

which the most famous are The little mer-maid, Princess and the pea, The ugly duck-ling,The emperor’s new clothes andThumbe-lina.“Wewant tomotivate children to read and

‘find the book’ will do just that; getting chil-dren excited about finding new books on theday through the treasurehunt challenge andthis will spark continued interest in read-ing,” says Bridget Clampett, programmemanager of outreach programmes for themuseum.

The Heart and Stroke Foundation will behosting a “mended hearts” support meet-ing in conference room1 atVincent PallottiLife Hospital in Pinelands on Thursday at18:00.Biokineticist Juandre Davids of the

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The dog that was shot on the scene by policeto protect and help a man who was beingbitten by two dogs.

LOTUS RIVER

‘Burglar’, dog killed in Lotus RiverCHEVON BOOYSEN

@ChevonBooysen

A 34-year-oldmanwasmauled to death lastweekby twodogsduringa suspectedbur-

glary at a home in Lotus River.A graphic video that went viral on social

media shows the alleged burglar being bit-ten by two dogs while bystanders try to di-vert the dogs’ attention by throwing bricksand stones.Warrant Officer Wynita Kleinsmith,

Grassy Park police spokesperson, says: “Aninquest docket was opened atWoodstock po-lice station after a man of Lotus River diedin hospital after he was bitten by dogs onpremises in Lotus River. What we can con-firm is that the man does not stay on thepremises where the dogs attacked him. He

was still alive when he was transported tohospital.”The incident occurred last Monday at

about 15:30, Kleinsmith says.“We are awaiting the docket fromWood-

stock police thereafter it will be investigat-ed byGrassyParkpolice as an inquest. Oneof the dogs was shot on the scene by policeto protect and assist the man who was bit-ten by the dogs,” she says.In the video a bystander can be heard

saying “because he wants to steal here sothe dogs catched him”.During the eight-minute video the man

is bitten by the dogs until shots are fired.People have displayed outrage on social

media, saying “the dogs were protectingtheir property. The man got what he de-served.”

Someone else wrote: “I have no sympathyfor the man! The dogs were protecting theiryard and one got killed for doing so, whichis very upsetting.”PhilipBam, spokespersonof the local com-

munity police forum, says the incident isunfortunate.“We do regret the loss of life and send our

condolences to the family and loved ones ofthe man who died. However, we need tomake it clear that residents have the rightto protect their properties, especially withthe lack of service from our police.”He adds: “Police are always encouraging

residents to do what it takes to protect theirproperty. Criminals should understand thatwhen you enter a person’s property withcriminal intent, you will have to bear theconsequences.”

EARL HAUPT@EarlHaupt

A fraudster is making his way throughGreenhaven, Surrey Estate, Gatesville, Ry-lands and surrounding areas.According to Umesh Vallabh of Green-

haven Crime Watch, the man, who goes bythe name of Rushaad, tells unsuspectingresidents, especially elderly residents, sobstories about his terminally ill wife or chil-dren. He preys on people to give him grocer-ies and money.“He is well-dressed and well-spoken, so it

is easy to fall for his tactics.Hewas reportedto have been inside homes, so it just showshow convincing he can be.“If he is spotted please report him to your

closest neighbourhood watch,” Vallabh ur-ges.He says that despite residents exposing

the man’s activities on WhatsApp groups,they still need to get the word out to moreunsuspecting residents.Vallabh says the man goes by several ali-

ases and that he lives behind the Vygiesk-raal vlei.

“He frequents Surrey Estate, Greenhav-en, Penlyn Estate, Rylands, Gatesville andthose type of areas at the moment. He is in-timidating as such as he is crooking the peo-ple.“If we see him around, we immediately

ask him to leave the area because he is notwelcome.“We can’t actually tell what he will do if

he has a chance to do something inside thehome. The police are also aware of him, butnobody has laid a case against him, so thepolice can’t actually do something and in-vestigate him,” he adds.Vallabh also says themanwas confronted

by a community member, with the policebeing called in, but the man was releasedas there were no prior arrests or casesagainst him.Lieutenant Ian Bennett, Manenberg po-

lice’s spokesperson, says in order for themto bring justice to the people, there needsto be cases made for an investigator to takeup a complaint of that nature.“The long arm of the law is long, but it

is also patient, so you need to build a case,”he says.

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PENNED BY A JOURNO

You don’t drive aloneI have been a licenced driver for a few yearsnow and because of my job, how far awayfrom civilisation I live and the lifestyle Ilead, I spend much of my life behind thewheel.In a bid to drive the fastest, nicest, coolest

or flashiest car we can afford, drivers thesedays seem to forget howmuch of a responsi-bility it is to be in control of a vehicle.In a rush to get where we need to be, the

common courtesies that need to be shownwhile driving, especially on our nationalroads, are blatantly ignored by some.This morning, on my 44km commute to

the office, my driver-side mirror became acasualty of what can only be referred to asnegligent driving.Driving at 120km/H in the fast lane onone

of our national roads, I wasmetwith the un-welcome invasion of a work truck whosedriver felt it was okay to cross three lanesstraight from the off-ramp.In a bid to avoid an accident that could

have claimed my life (and maybe the truckdriver’s too, seeing as he was not wearinghis seat belt) I swerved onto the shoulder,hitting my mirror on the barrier wall. The

truck was right next to my car at the time.Tomany thismaynot seem like a big deal,

but the other driver refused to acknowledgeany wrongdoing and flashed me the al-mighty middle finger.A quick check of your blindspot before

changing lanes would be appreciated nexttime.It is behaviour like this that really needs

to change. The road is for us all. Not onlyfor those drivers who continue to force oth-ers off the road,who think the safe followingdistance is an invitation to change lanes,who drive as if their tyres are not allowedto touch the tar andespecially thosewhoareirresponsible in thinking their actions willnot affect others.Robots, stop and yield signs, speed limits

and other road rules are not suggestions.The most dangerous drivers are not only

thosewho drive drunk, it is especially thosewho drive for themselves. The reality iswhenyouget behind thewheel, you take thelives of all the other drivers around you inyour hands.Next time you drive, think about your ac-

tions.

Speeding concernson Dido Valley RoadAs a regular pedestrian of Dido ValleyRoad through Woodlands, I have recentlybeen very concerned about the excessivespeed with which motorists are travellingboth up and down this road.

I have, in the last three months,noticed a substantial increase in speedingmotorists, as well as a substantialincrease in the frequency of motoristsusing this road.

On not one occasion have I seen anymotorist abide to the speed limit, what Ibelieve to be 60km/H.

About a month ago, I unfortunatelysaw an owl knocked down. And now, justa week ago, I saw what I think was ahawk being ridden over by a speedingmotorist.

In my time using this road, both as a

pedestrian and motorist, I have seen onmore than one occasion antelope standingin the middle of the road near the crestof the hill.I’ve since taken an interest in why this

road is used to speed along and havefound out that it is the only free-flowingexit for Red Hill Road via the naval baseand the residents of Da Gama Park,Woodlands and Welcome Glen. All otherexits have had either natural or con-structed speed enforcements put in place,such as stop streets and speed humps.I would like to urge the authorities to

at least investigate the possibility of someform of speed restrictions to prevent thenext accident from happening.

DYLAN DARE,Woodlands

My story led to opportunity of a lifetimeFive years ago I was in Grade 11 andneeded funding for a student exchangetrip to Germany. One of your journalistswrote an article and told my story.Through the article I received a sponsorwho funded my trip during which I meta German teacher and principal.

Two years later they offered me anopportunity of a lifetime and I had achance to further my studies at any

institute of my choice and in any coursehere in Cape Town. They covered all mytravelling costs, medical costs and fees.Today I am a qualified beauty therapistworking in Rondebosch.Thank you so much – if it wasn’t for

that article I don’t know what wouldhave become of me.

CLEON BOTHA,Manenberg

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LETTERSBe careful at ATMsATM fraud is a big problem at all shop-ping malls. It is not as easy as they say –these people have attacked security, theyare dangerous. People who use ATMs mustbe careful and alert to their surroundings.

EDWARD GILBERT,Email

Heroes gaveus our rightsOn 21 March, South Africans officiallycelebrate Human Rights Day, declared apublic holiday in 1994 following theinauguration of then president NelsonMandela.

Monday’s celebration paid tribute tothose 69 unarmed persons who lost theirlives and the countless injured in theirpursuit to ensure freedom, fairness andopportunities for all South Africans.

The protest was against the pass lawsat the time. The pass law was alsohumiliatingly referred to as the dompasand was a particular indignation forblack men who had to produce it ondemand and could be arrested anddetained on the spot if they did nothave it on them.

Also referred to as heroes’ day, theevent marked an awakening across theworld to the inhumanity of the apart-heid regime. However, it also meant thestart of the end for peaceful protestsagainst apartheid in South Africa.

My appeal to you, the unregisteredvoter, the one who enjoys the freedomof religion, belief and opinion, freedomof expression, freedom of associationand the right to education is to bereminded of those who lost their livesto ensure we have these rights.

In addition to accessing these rightslet all of us be mindful of the associatedresponsibilities.

So, don’t say “I don’t need to vote” or“My voice does not matter” but, rather,as an affected stakeholder, find medi-ums to convey your concerns or supportpertaining to issues that affect all SouthAfricans.

EDDIE ANDREWS,Mitchell’s Plain


#YOUTHSTARTCT ENTREPRENEURIALCHALLENGE: DO YOU HAVE ANINNOVATIVE IDEA FOR CREATINGEMPLOYMENT IN YOUR COMMUNITY?The City of Cape Town invites young people to come up with the best entrepreneurial ideasfor boosting employment in your local community. We will provide training and developmentopportunities for start-ups. The winners will be given the chance to partner with the City onprojects which will uplift job seekers and provide sustainable employment opportunities.

R100 000 worth of prizes will be shared among the top three winning job creation ideas.In addition, participants will benefit from training and entrepreneurship developmentopportunities that will kick-start their careers.

How to enter1. Come up with an innovative idea for creating employment in your community2. Make a short video explaining your idea and upload it to a public platform (e.g. YouTube)3. Complete the #YouthStartCT application form (available online)4. Submit your application

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Down and out,but hopefulTIYESE JERANJI

@jeranji

“You will never know how strong youare until being strong is the only

choice you have.”This is a message on an art block that Jo-

hannes Mokobi (24)sprayed on a block. He isselling it for a living inMuizenberg and the sur-rounding areas.Beside being a message

that he sells to make endsmeet, it has become a pillarof strength for him becauselife knocked him down sev-eral times but he was ableto stand up again.Abandoned at a crèche in

Johannesburg by his fatherwhen he was only threemonths old he was raisedby an elderly woman whotook him in.He managed to stay with

her till he turned 17. Life be-came difficult when shedied. One of the old wom-an’s children let the house and Mokobi waskickedout ashedidn’t bring anything to thetable.He dropped out of school while in Grade

9. He tried and failed to get bursaries so thathe could finish his matric.In 2011 he came to Cape Town in pursuit

of a better life but it didn’t work out.“I went back to Joburg. I was confused,

I didn’t know what to do. Life was not easy.I was on the streets, tried to make endsmeet. Iwouldmakemoney; theproblemwasI didn’t know what I wanted. I had a lot of

friends andwewoulduse thatmoney.Whenthe money was finished, the friends woulddisappear and I was left alone,” he says.He had to decide what he wanted to do

with his life. Hemoved to Cape Town again.He now stays at the Haven night shelter

in 10th Avenue in Retreat.Paying at least R84 a weekfor the shelter, he says lifeis not easy.“It’s better, because I

have a place to hide myhead, but it’s difficult. Youhave to be out of the shelterby 06:30 and you don’t get torest. Iwant to savemoneyaswell so that I can find betteraccommodation,” he says.He started projects to

keep himgoing but it wasn’ta walk in the park. He start-ed a car wash business andsells his art blocks. He alsocleans windows and otherthings.He is trying to savemoney

for better accommodationand to pay for a web devel-opment course.

“I want a better life for me. I’m trying tosave money so that I can finish my courseand make something out of my life. Thingshave been tough for me, but when I look atwhere I came from and where I am now Ican only be hopeful. I haven’t lost hope thatone day things will look up for me. Life willbe much better than it is now.“I’m also pleading for someone who can

help me with my business of washing carsand to complete my course,” he says.V Readers who want to help Mokobi can call him on071 814 1993.

Johannes Mokobi (24) sellshis art blocks in Muizenbergand surrounding areas.

MarceloMarianoff, an internationally re-nowned Israeli folk dance instructor, isvisiting Cape Town on Saturday 9 andSunday 10April to conduct a series of folkdance sessions in Durbanville.Marianoff has become internationally

known for his successful presentation ofIsraeli folk dance workshops as far afield

as Israel, Finland, the United Kingdomand Russia, as well as North and SouthAmerica.He has previously conducted highly

successful workshops in Cape Town andJohannesburg in 2011 and 2012.V For more information contact Celia on082 414 7379 or Tillie on 084 503 5552.

Israeli folk dancer to teach locals

PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 29 March 201610 ENTERTAINMENT

V Faze4 will be at GrandWest’s Jackson Hallevery Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nightin April from 21:00. Entrance is Free.

V Christine Matthee will be performing Onemoment in time, a tribute to WhitneyHouston, with the All Star Band, singersJanine Jessica, Ruth Knight and BrunoHernandez and the Groove Kings at theJoseph Stone Auditorium on Saturday from20:00. Call 021 633 4299 or 021 633 9137 tobook.

V Abdullah Ibrahim will be performing asolo concert at the Fugard Theatre onMonday from 20:00. Tickets cost betweenR120 and R250 from Computicket.

V Dear Breeder, a musical comedy withKaren Logan and Kasia Vosloo, will be atthe Kalk Bay Theatre until Saturday. Visitwww.kalkbaytheatre.co.za for tickets or moreinformation.

V Toby Tobias andSimon van Gend will beat Café Roux in Noord-hoek tonight from 20:30(dinner will be servedfrom 19:00). R80. Visitwww.caferouxsessions.co.za or www.webtickets.co.za to book.

V Watershed will be atCafé Roux in Noordhoekon Wednesday andThursday from 20:30(dinner will be servedfrom 19:00). R170. Visitwww.caferouxsessions.co.za or www.webtickets.co.za to book.

V Rowan Stuart withbassist Andy Turrell,Jono Tait and StanlyZive will be performing atthe False Bay Folk Clubat the Clovelly CountryClub as part of Rowan’sAwesome Autumn Tour onTuesday 5 April from19:30 (dinner served from18:30). Call 021 784 2111for bookings or moreinformation.

V Emile Minnie will be presenting Chanson –The French Show at the Kalk Bay Theatre onTuesday next week. Visit www.kalkbaythea-tre.co.za for tickets or more information.

V Viva Las Vegas will be on stage atBarnyard Willowbridge until Sunday 17 April.Visit www.barnyardtheatre.co.za for ticketsand more information.

V The Lilliput Children’s Theatre Companywill be presenting The Three Little Pigs at theNassau Theatre in Newlands at 10:00 untilSaturday. Tickets are available at Computick-et.

V Nik Rabinowitz will be at the BaxterTheatre until Saturday 16 April with his newshow Power Struggle. Tickets are available atComputicket.

V The Glenn Robertson Jazz Band willfeature different guest acts at KaleidoscopeCafé in Claremont every Friday from 19:30.Tickets cost R120 including a meal. Call021 674 5761 to book or send an email [email protected].

V DJ JP Silver and international saxophonistGeorge Sax will be playing electro swingwith guest instrumentalists for The SwingCafé at Sticks McGee in Rondebosch everyFriday from 19:30 to 22:00. R20. Call021 685 2871 to book.

V Alistair Izobell will be presenting The manbehind the music with Robin Peters, NurAbrahams, Andrea Anthony, KashiefaBlaauw and Mornay Holland supported byTrevino Isaacs and his band at the BaxterTheatre on Friday and Saturday. Tickets areavailable at Computicket.

V December Streets and The Vanilla will beat Kirstenbosch on Sunday for the last showof the Summer Sunset Concert Series. Visitwww.webtickets.co.za to book.

V Rowan Stuart with bassist Andy Turrelland Jon Shaban will be at Alma Café inRosebank on Sunday from 18:30 as part ofRowan’s Awesome Autumn Tour. Tickets costR160 and include a home-cooked meal. Call021 685 7377 to book (leave message if noanswer).

V The Barleycorn Music Club meets onMondays at 20:00 at Villager Football Club,11 Lansdowne Road, Claremont. Entrance is(usually) R20 for members and R30 fornon-members. Visit www.barleycorn.org.za.

V Comedy on a Roll will present an openmic night at I heart IT, Main Road, Rondeb-osch on Monday nights from 20:00. R20.Follow @ComedyOnARoll on Twitter.

V Hush/Hush with Riaan Smit (CrimsonHouse) will be at the Blah Blah Bar in theCBD tonight from 20:00. Call 082 349 8849for bookings or more information.

V The Crypt Jazz Jamtakes place at the Crypt inthe CBD on Tuesday nightsfrom 19:00 with houseband Alvin Dyers, TinoEuropa and Roy Davids.Entrance is free formusicians and costs R50for visitors. SMS079 683 4658 or [email protected] tobook.

V Herman Bakker (piano)celebrates his birthdaywith bassist WesleyRustin and HeinrichGoosen on drums at theCrypt in the CBD tomorrowfrom 20:00. R85. SMS079 683 4658 or [email protected] tobook.

V Oom Schalk from theHeart with David Mullerwill be on stage at theGalloway Theatre fromtomorrow to Saturday.Visit www.waterfront-theatreschool.co.za to bookor contact Sharon on082 772 8867 orthegallowaytheatre@

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V Comedy on a Roll presents an open micnight at Obviously Armchair in Observatory onWednesdays from 21:30. R30. Follow@ComedyOnARoll on Twitter for more.

V Dalin Oliver, Martin Evans, Gino Fernan-dez and Brent Palmer will be at the CapeTown Comedy Club on Wednesday and Friday.Tickets are available at Computicket.

V Siphokazi Jonas will present Around theFire at the Artscape Theatre on Thursday.Tickets are available at Computicket.

V Juliana Venter (Berlin) will be at the BlahBlah Bar in the CBD on Thursday from 20:00.R80. Call 082 349 8849 for bookings or moreinformation.

V Carl Weber, Martin Evans, Gino Fernan-dez and Brent Palmer will be at the CapeTown Comedy Club on Thursday andSaturday. Tickets are available at Computick-et.

V Virtual Jazz Reality with Ian Smith,Andrew Ford, Sammy Webber and FrankPaco will be at the Crypt in the CBD onFriday from 20:00. R85. SMS 079 683 4658or email [email protected] to book.

V A (Sorta) Love Story with Amy Troutand David Fick will be on stage at theAlexander Upstairs Theatre until Saturday.Visit shows.alexanderbar.co.za for tickets ormore information.

V bRENT A Mobile Thriller with VianneyHenry Farmer and Herman Vorster will beon stage at the Alexander Upstairs Theatreuntil Saturday. Visit shows.alexanderbar.co.zafor tickets or more information.

IN THE LINE OF FIRE:Emmy-nominated comedianLoyiso Gola will perform hisone-man show State of theNation for the last time inCape Town at the BaxterTheatre on Friday 8 andSaturday 9 April. The showfeatures his take on thecrazy current state ofaffairs and includes newjokes not seen on anystage. Tickets are availableat Computicket.

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While they are all well-knownCape Townmusicians in their own right, the mem-

bers of TopDog SA are gearing up to playtheir first festival in front of their homecrowd at the Cape Town International JazzFestival this week.The band – made up of Don Vino (saxo-

phone), Camillo Lombard (keyboards),Charlton Daniels (bass), Mornay Hofmees-ter (drums) and Mark Williams (guitars) –hail from suburbs across Cape Town.The musicians were on tour with Tevin

Campbell andpreparing for a showat Johan-nesburg’s Carnival City when Camillo cameup with the idea to start a band.“We were individuals at the time; we used

to work together a lot, but we weren’t aunit,” Camillo explains.Camillo also came up with the name Top-

Dog, even though Charlton wasn’t too im-pressed with it.“I thought it would sound arrogant,” but

once they started getting bookings, he says,the name grew on him.With their combined musical CVs, Top-

DogSAhas every right to be a little arrogant.TopDog SA has been together for three

years now, originally performing as a tightbacking band for the likes of Emo and Louk-maan Adams, Lloyd Cele, Judith Sephumaand Danny K. But once they started backingJonathan Butler they decided to start work-ing on their own original material.“We realisedwehadanopportunity to per-

form anywhere in the world with the band,”Camillo says, adding: “His smooth South Af-rican sound kind of led us into a directionas well.”

Hard workersBetween working as the principal of the

CapeMusic Institute, Camillo is a sought aft-er accompanist for legends like JimmyDlud-lu. Don Vino rates his work on Kirk Wha-lum’s album Gospel according to Jazz Chap-ter 4 as one of the highlights of his career.Drumming lecturer by day, Mornay has

similarly workedwith big local and interna-tional names, ranging fromJudith Sephumato Chevelle Franklin. With more than 16 in-ternational tours under his belt, Mark’sskills have seen him play in 14 differentcountries. Charlton was chosen as a mentor

alongside big names like Frank Paco for lastyear’s Artscape Youth Jazz Festival.The band has been hard at work on their

debut album at Fish Hoek’s Paris Studios.Griqua DNA will be out in time for the jazzfestival.Mornay describes it as a “mostly in-strumental fusion album” with elements ofgenres from ghoema to funk and even a littlegospel.Their completely independent album also

features performances by Jonathan Butlerand Marrion Meadows.When they aren’t on stage, the members

are all involved in youth developmentthrough various musical training projects.“We have to pass on the baton to the next

generation and provide them with skills,”Mornay says. “We’ve got to impart what weknow and what helped us in the industry.”“We’d like to see a better future for the up-

coming musicians,” Camillo adds. “We hadour fair share of challenges and it’s up to usto rectify those mistakes by imparting thecorrect knowledge.”Charlton points out that there aremiscon-

ceptions of what themusic industry is aboutandmany say: “You’ll nevermake it as amu-sician.”“We’rehere to givebackandprove to them

that what they are saying isn’t true: thereare possibilities.”

This weekTopDog will be doing just that when they

play on the Basil Manenberg Coetzee stageat theCapeTown International JazzFestivalthis weekend.They will also be performing at the festi-

val’s free concert at Greenmarket Square onWednesday.Camillo works on the festival every year,

but says this year is extra special because,instead of backing another artist, the bandwill be playing their own original material.The festival is also a platformwhere inter-

national artists and promotors can see andhear the band, possibly leading to bookingsfor other festivals.“Also, it’s an honour and a privilege to

play in front of a home crowd; our own peo-ple,” Mornay says.V For more information about TopDog SA, their showsand upcoming album, visit their Facebook page. Formore information about this weekend’s Cape Town In-ternational Jazz Festival, visit www.capetownjazz-fest.com.

TopDog SA, made up of Cape Town backing musicians, will be performing at the Cape TownInternational Jazz Festival this weekend. PHOTO: RONEL PRINS

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bark for more than three minutes in half anhour or for more than six minutes in anhour.But how do you prove this?As is the case in any other legal matter,

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plaints reported cannot be corroborated bythe investigating officers who have to moni-tor the dogs at the identified locations, itdoes notmean the bylaw is not being contra-vened.“Obviously the officers cannot monitor

the location on a 24-hour basis,” he says.“Enforcement action will therefore in-

volve an initial compliance notice directingthe dog owner to remedy the situation. In theevent of non-compliance this will be fol-lowed, in most cases, by the compilation ofa docket containing the complainant’s affi-davit, which includes a barking monitoring

schedule and whatever audio-visual evi-dence is available, so that the dog owner canbe summoned to court on the prosecutor’sinstruction,” he says.However, he doesn’t clarify how this

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Ajax Cape Town and Super-Sport United went through tothe final of the Metropolitan

u.19 Premier Cup on a day of highdrama at Erica Park in Belhar onSunday. The grand final was stillin progress at the time of going toprint.The young urban warriors beat

Ikapa Sporting 3-0 in a tensematchthat remained in the balance untilthe final stage. Masilake Phohlon-go gaveAjax the lead after only two

minutes with a well-taken finish.Ikapa received a boost midway inthe second half when defender Jay-Dee Adams was sent off for a sec-ond bookable offence. However,the red card only served to galva-nise Ajax, whose ten men madesure of victory with two goals bySonwabile Mfecane and CourtneyWilliams in the last five minutes.Simon Nqoi scored the only goal

in the other semi final, as Matsat-santsa held off a spirited challenge

by Bidvest Wits to set up a mouth-watering final.Ajax qualified for the semi final

after coming from behind to beatHellenic 2-1. Leo Thetani’s equalis-er cancelled out JasonBritz’s open-er before Phohlongo netted thewinner in the second half.Adeeb Khan scored twice and

Luke le Roux added a third as Ik-apa booked their place in the lastfour, courtesy of a 3-1 victory overAtlantic Nacional. Atlantic’s goal

came from Julio Bianchi.SuperSport made light of falling

behind to a first-minute strike bySwansea City’s Mael Davies to fin-ish as 4-2 winners. Fagrie Lakayscored a brace and Nelson Malu-leke andZamaRamabuwaneaddedfurther goals, while Jordan Gar-rick grabbed a late consolation forthe Welsh outfit.BidvestWits squeezed pastMila-

no United 3-2 on penalties, after ahard-fought encounter that endedgoalless after extra time.“Congratulations to the teams

that have made it through to the fi-nal. They have proven themselves

to be the strongest sides in the tour-nament and thoroughly deserve tobe there. We anticipate a closelycontested championship match,”said Llewellyn Allen, head ofbrand and corporate affairs ofMet-ropolitan Life, before yesterday’sfinal.“We are heartened by the deter-

mination and commitment dis-played by each and every playerthroughout the event. This tourna-ment is an important step in the de-velopment process and reveals anearly glimpse of the next genera-tion of Bafana Bafana stars,” headded.

High drama in Metropolitan Cup

Mitchell’s Plain Clinic of Excellence football club were crowned winners of the plate final of the Metropolitan u.19Premier Cup by beating Greenwood Athletic 1-0 yesterday. PHOTOS: RASHIED ISAACS

Shane Roberts of Hellenic avoids a collision with Milano Keeper ReidBombay in the mid-section final of the Metropolitan u.19 Premier Cupyesterday. Hellenic won the match 2-0.

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“And then I said to myself: ‘Maybe to-day is the day.’”This is how Zimbabwean Mike

Fokoroni describes his 03:13:33 victory inthe OldMutual Two Oceans UltraMarathon(Omtom) on Saturday.Fokoroni raced to a comfortable finish,

outpacing and ultimately beating fellowcountryman and Nedbank athlete CollenMakaza (3:14:45) and last year’s champ Mot-lokoa Nkhabutlane (3:16:22) to the finishline.“The weather was so great! The pace was

slow in the beginning and I was just holdingback until half way,” Fokoroni added at thefinish line.“I just hung onto the stronger guys. At

45km I got confident and I saw the victorycould be mine if I tried, and that’s when Istarted to push.”Meanwhile, Caroline Wöstmann contin-

ued her path of marathon domination, suc-cessfully defending her 56km Omtom title.Wöstmann,whohadbeen clear at the start

that she intended to run at a slower pace,maintained a comfortable distance from

race leader Tanith Maxwell. She took thelead in the final kilometres of the race – ina similar fashion to her surprise win lastyear – and broke the finish ribbon in a timeof 03:44:44.“It was a great training session with a

strong end result,” Wöstmann said of herwin.Fokoroni’s finish was the slowest in 22

years, while Wöstmann’s finish was alsoconsiderably slower than previous ultrawins. Wöstmann noted that the absence oftheRussianathletes (still banned frominter-national participation) eased the pressuresomewhat and contributed to a slower raceoverall.In thehalfmarathonmen’s race,Namakoe

Nkhasi sprinted to the finish in a time of01:03:38, beating Olympic hopeful Elroy Ge-lant by two seconds and narrowly missingthe course record. David Manja finished inthird place (1:03:45).Nkhasi attributed the weather conditions

to his end result, adding: “I stayed focusedand used the opportunities given to me inthe race to get in the lead.”

In the women’s race, Irvette van Zylclinched the half marathon title in a time of01:13:14. Fellow Nedbank runner OnneileDintwe from Botswana reached the finishline fourminutes later, while Namibian Ali-na Armas came third (01:18:05).

“This was a very special and importantrace for me,” said Van Zyl, who kept her eyeon the prize throughout the race. “I came towin, but maintaining that pace on my ownin the front was tough.”

Record-settingSouthAfrican-bornColleendeReuck trav-

elled from the United States to make her ul-tra marathon debut in the Omtom. She fin-ished fifth, much to the delight of the cheer-ing crowd at the finish line.

De Reuck’s finish time of 3:53:07 alsosmashed the 50 to 60 year age group recordby over 20 minutes.

In addition, she has recorded a new worldrecord for her age group by reaching the50km mark in 3:27:28. The previous 50kmrecord in the 50 to 54 age category was3:41:57, set in 1994.

According to race doctor Adrian Rotunno,the cool and overcast weather, coupled withspots of light rain,made fornear perfect raceconditions.

“Some of themost commonmedical issuesincluded mild to severe gastro, nausea andvomiting. Another common issue was exer-cise-associated postural hypotension, withdizziness and several episodes of collapseafter the finish line. Luckily the team wasthere to catch the runners, and simple treat-mentwith lower limbelevationdid the trick.The physios were kept very busy, treatingmuscle cramps. ‘Locked legs’ were the order

of the day. Finally, slippery conditions wereresponsible for mild abrasions.“Fortunately, there were no major medi-

cal incidents or trauma-related events dur-ing the race.”Title sponsor Old Mutual’s R1m prize bo-

nus to the male and female runner breakingthe ultra marathon records remains safe, asthe 1988 and 1989 records established byThompson Magawana (03:03:44) and Frithvan der Merwe (03:30:36) respectively con-tinue to stand.

Race results56km menMike Fokoroni – Nedbank RC Interna-tional – Zimbabwe (3:13:33)Collen Makaza – Nedbank RC Internation-al – Zimbabwe (3:14:45)Motlokoa Nkhabutlane – Save Orion ACInternational – Lesotho (3:16:22)56km womenCaroline Wöstmann – KPMG RC (03:44:44)Tanith Maxwell – Boxer Superstores AC(3:45:55)Amelework Fikadu - Nedbank RC Inter-national – Ethiopia (3:47:40)21km menNamakoe Nkhasi – Cool Running AC(1:03:38)Elroy Gelant – Boxer Superstores AC(1:03:40)David Manja – Nedbank DevelopmentClub Central North (1:03:45)21km womenIrvette van Zyl – Nedbank RC GautengNorth (1:13:14)Onneile Dintwe – Nedbank RC Interna-tional - Botswana (1:17:15)Alina Armas - Namibia (1:18:05)

No rain no fear in Two Oceans

South African Caroline Wöstmann wins the women’s race in the Old Mutual Two Oceans ultramarathon.

Ruschda Abrahams of ARD Athletics Club in Grassy Park poses at the finish line at UCTafter completing the Old Mutual Two Oceans half marathon on Saturday.

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After rain delayed their start on Sun-day the cream of Cape Town playerswere involved in the national base-

ball championships of the South AfricanBaseball Union (Sabu) at the ChukkerRoad sports complex. Western Province Abeat Western Province B 5-3.The B side took a 1-0 lead at the end of

the first inning when they scored on awalk, awildpitch, apassball anda fielder’schoice from pitching by Dean Jacobs.TheA side bounced back immediately by

scoring two runs in the second and threeruns in the third inning to take a 5-1 lead.Jacobs settled down and completed his

five innings stint, conceding three hits,twowalks and a runwhile striking out fivehitters.He was replaced by Russell Olivier who

pitched the last two innings, conceding twohits, two walks and two runs, striking outone hitter.The B side used four pitchers, Jason

Theys (2.2 inn, 3H, 3BB and 5 runs) beforebeing relieved by Terence le Roux (0.1 inn,1H and 3BB). He was relieved by GrantRobertson (2 inn, 2H, 1K) before LeeMarks(2 inn) finished the game.The best hitters of the A side were Riya-

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More resultsGreen sectionGauteng A 11; Gauteng u.23 1Gold sectionKZN; Mandela Bay (N/A)Gauteng B 4; Zimbabwe 4Mandela Bay 8; Zimbabwe 2Gauteng B; KZN (N/A)

Riyaad Moosa of Western Province A slides into second base while Gauteng A’s Adrian Blountgathers the ball during their national baseball championship clash at the Chukker Road sportscomplex on Sunday. WPA won the match 6-0. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/ GALLO IMAGES

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