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Developer Howard Fisher in front ofthe main house at the property inRochester Road which is to bedeveloped. PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE

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Property gets green lightProperty gets green lightProperty gets green lightASTRID FEBRUARIE

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An application for the development ofapartment complexes, semi-detachedhomes and duplexes in Heathfield has

been approved.The development at 38a Rochester Road

will be constructed at a cost of R85m.Howard Fisher of DNL, the developer,

says the property is currently used solely forresidential purposeswith themainhouseoc-cupied by the owner.The cottages are inhabited by some of the

owner’s employees.“Theproperty is locatedwithin easy reach

of themain arterial and due to its extent andlocation attributes the property offered a lotof possible development potential,” he says.

Fisher says that a negative factor in termsof future sales or development demand isthat the property is inhabited by some of thestaff members, some of whom have been liv-ing there for more than thirty years.“This might cause some delays in the de-

velopment,” he says.

Open spaceIn a meeting of the spatial planning, envi-ronment and land use committee meetingheld last year in which the application wastabled, councillor Brian Watkyns said thathe was in favour of the development.He pointed out that in the past, in every

case in which the committee had considereda residential development that includedpublic open space, the committee had re-quired that some residential units face onto

the public open space for security reasons.Whenhe looked at the development layout

it appeared that there were no units thatfaced onto open public space. He said hewould like tohave the layout changed so thatopen areas would be located where childrenwould be able to play safely.Fisher says these changes have beenmade

to theplans ensuring that there areopen spa-ces.“The apartment complexes will overlook

theDiep River, therefore residentswill havea beautiful view,” he says.Fisher further says that they will have a

“soft launch”in the coming weeks to seewhether or not they have enough potentialbuyers before any construction begins.“Wewould like to start preparing the land

for development in the next two months.

However, this step depends on the interestwe receive aswell aswhenwe have finalisedthe transfer of the property into our compa-ny,” he says.

PotentialFisher says there aremany stepswhichneedto be taken before any construction begins,but the developer hopes to provide a secure,safe and upmarket development to the com-munity.“The property has a lot of potential and

this is what I saw the first time I set my footon it. With great views, security and the nat-ural surroundings itmakes a beautiful placeto reside,” he says.The development will take place in stages,

but Fisher says they hope to have it complet-ed within a year.

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Gun tracking ‘impractical’NICOLE MCCAIN

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A section of the Firearms Control ActAmendment Bill is in the firing line.

The amendment proposes a new trackingsystem for guns by rolling out the use of mi-crodots and ballistic sampling.

Ballistic sampling and microdots will beused on all guns held by official institutions,including the police.

Within a year of the date of the bill, policewill have to have all firearms logged. Theballistic loggingwill then be rolled out to thesecurity industry and lastly to private gunowners during their relicensing.

StriationsBut firearm owner and dealer Alan Mar-

theze says ballistic sampling is a measurethat only works faultlessly on TV shows, asstriations on a cartridge do not remain thesame indefinitely.

Ben Coetzee, arms management projectmanager of the Institute for Security Stud-ies, says the striations on a cartridge willchange with use over time.

“They can also be altered because of rustfrom a lack of maintenance and care or evenby cleaning the weapon with brushes andscrapers that are harder than the surfacesthey are used on,” he explains.

Traceability Solutions’ Kyle Parker, whospecialises in the marking, managementand reporting of weapons, says it is not diffi-cult to purposely alter these striations.

“Even firing pins can be swapped, filedand altered as the criminal wishes,” he says.Cartridges are also often refilled by industryprofessionals and used again, which makesregistering a specific striation to one ownerimpossible, Martheze says.

Parker says: “Part of the amendment alsomentions so much about microdoting,

which I am sure gun owners will not like ei-ther. Thesemicrodots can be removed easilyby criminals by putting the weapon intosome pool acid for a bit and then they aregone.”

Using microdots to trace firearms is justas impractical, Martheze believes, as stan-dard gun cleaning will easily removemicro-dots over time.

ImplementationThe implementation of the amendment

bill poses challenges too, Coetzee believes.Testing firearms will require them to be

brought to a specific testing location.“The most serious concern is the number

of firearms that will be congregated at a spe-cific point for the test to be performed. Secu-rity during these tests will be a nightmare,and every person that is on his way to thetest site will be at risk,” he says.

The manpower to carry out tests is also

lacking. With an estimated 2.5m privatelyowned firearms, it would take years to carryout the process, Coetzee estimates.

This year, a similar law in the UnitedStates was repealed after attempts to imple-ment an imaging database for 15 years. Thelaw was described as “simply not working”.

AlternativesParker believes there are other solutions

that will be easier to implement if manage-ment issues are ironed out.

“All the weapons (over 99%) in the policearemarkedwith our technology. A legal bat-tle with the company that did the softwarethat uses our marking systems means theyare not able to use the solution as it was in-tended. Get a new provider of the platform,use what is marked now and get a tightergrip on the police as well as private securityand civilian weapons,” he suggests.

The proposed sampling will have signifi-

cant impact on legal firearm owners, saysJohn Welch of the South African Gun Own-ers’ Association. “The firearm owner is sup-posed to supply at least five rounds of ammu-nition for ballistic sampling. Some ammuni-tion is priced up to R2000 per cartridge.Collectors’ pieces are to be kept in pristinecondition and are not to be fired,” he says.

“The discharging by the policewill almostcertainly deteriorate the value of the fire-arm and inmany instances the ammunitionis extremely scarce and the ownermight on-ly have a few rounds of original ammunitionfor his collection.”

If the firearm is lost or stolen and thenused in a crime, the owner may be linked tothat crime, Welch says.

Ballistics still neededAlthough the processwill have significant

costs “with little return on investment”,there is still a place for ballistic sampling.

“There are many different uses for fire-arms and taking ballistic samples may helpto recover these firearms or at least contri-bute to the process of linking the firearm toa crime. As prevention, state-owned fire-arms should be sampled because they are ru-moured to be rented to criminals. There areseveral good reasons to start such a pro-gramme and the possible benefitsmight out-weigh the drawbacks,” Coetzee says.

The process may also be a deterrent tocriminals but there is not likely to be a sig-nificant decrease in firearm-related crime,he says. “I cannot reconcile the idea of a le-gal firearm owner lurking about in the darkshooting people and then going home to locktheir registered firearm safely in the SABS-approved safe inhishome. I alsodonot thinkthe criminal will care if the firearm that heobtained illegally was ballistically sampledand I do not think that will deter him fromusing the weapon in any crime.”

Concerns have been raisedabout the effectiveness ofamendments to theFirearms Control Act, whichcalls for ballistic sampling ofprivately owned guns.

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Sonnenberg says in a statement that per-mission from the City’s electricity servicesdepartment is only needed if the standbygenerator is going to be synchronised orconnected to the City’s electrical network.If the generator is to be operated in isolationfrom the City’s network, as will be the casein the vastmajority of residential generatorinstallations, permission is not required.

“The City does, however, recommendthat an electrician install it.”

Residents should also ensure that theirgenerators are not too noisy. Care should betaken that noise emanating from their prop-erty doesnot cause adisturbance. If theCityreceives a complaint, a notice to cease willbe issued.

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To help and provide guidance to childrenwith the aim of improving their quality

of life. This is exactly what a Retreat resi-dent is doing throughhis non-profit organi-sation.Randall Manasse established Kick Start

in 2012 in an effort to transform and impacton the lives of people in his community aswell as Lavender Hill and Khayelitsha.“The organisation was formally regis-

tered last year and we have continued toprovide people with opportunities for posi-tive personal change while focusing partic-ularly on childrenand the elderly,” he says.The organisation provides a number of

services, including a feeding scheme tohand out balanced meals to the “defence-less and vulnerable children and the aged”.“We provide the elderly with food ham-

pers monthly and assist children withschool supplies, uniforms, shoes and schoolbags. We also assist tertiary students byproviding food, hygieneproducts and cloth-ing,” he says.Manasse says the organisation’s mission

is to empower poor communities to becomeself-relient through education and opportu-nities to succeed.“We believe that children thrive best in

their own homes, so we provide families inneed with the care and support to ensuretheir children’s safety and well-being in aloving environment,” he says.Through Kick Start, Manasse hopes to

empower the youth by providing job oppor-tunities and making them more “attract-ive” to employment providers.The children are exposed to the Kick

Start programmes on a one-to-one basis.Weekly activities and sessions promot-

ing cultural, artistic and sports skills areheld.“This gives the children a sense of be-

longing while doing something fun whichbuilds their skills and knowledge. Our ob-jective is to facilitate and encourage youthdevelopment through the after-school ac-tivities in our homework club three timesa week,” he says.Manasse says the club reduces the risk

of the children getting involved in criminalactivity and, instead, helps “develop a gen-eration of children who realise their futuregoals”.“Wedo this by offering the children skills

training and opportunities to learn work-able skills.“We also keep the elderly involved in the

community by making available pro-grammes that enhance their living condi-tions,” he says.Currently the organisation supports

about 210 children and 30 adults throughthe feeding scheme, reading programme,skills training and sports activities whichare held once a week.

Above right: Randall Manasse, founder of KickStart, with a group of children his organisa-tion supports in Khayelitsha.

Above left: Leonie Manasse, Randall’s wife,with another group of children who benefitfrom Kick Start’s eating scheme.


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Youth ‘scaredstraight’ in prisonPupils from Lavender Hill Secondary

School were the latest to participate inthe “Scared straight” initiative.

About thirty Grade 8, 9 and 10 pupils at-tended the excursion to Pollsmoor prison

led by the City of Cape Town’s metro policeon Wednesday last week.

JP Smith, mayoral committee memberfor safety and security, says it is a partner-ship between the metro police and variousother organisations, including the WesternCape education department and the depart-ment of correctional services.

“Our policing approach involves law en-forcement, which is largely reactive anddeals with existing criminal elements. How-ever, in the last few years, we have alsostarted focusing on more proactive crime-prevention projects aimed at helping youthat risk,” he said.

Smith says the metro police has startedyouth camps and does ongoing anti-drugand crime-prevention awareness pro-grammes at schools.

The department has also implemented a“neighbourhood safety officer project” andit officially launched its youth academy ear-lier this year. “The Pollsmoor excursionsform part of these social crime-preventioninitiatives,” he says.

The “Scared straight” initiative is aimedat highlighting the realities of criminal andgang association by exposing pupils to aprison environment, but also allowing themthe opportunity to interact with inmateswho share their stories and life lessons.

“We have a massive challenge in manycommunities where young people idolisegangs and the perceived lifestyle. They arealso recruited from a young age and drawninto a life of crime from which it is very dif-ficult to escape,” he says.

Smith further says that the metro policeare therefore taking a more hard-hitting ap-proach by bringing pupils face to face withothers who have walked dangerous paths.“The programme is not guaranteed to workfor every single pupil whom we takethrough the gates at Pollsmoor, but if wemake a difference in the lives of just a hand-ful of pupils at a time, that is still worth-while progress.”

Since the start of the project in Augustlast year, 80 young people have been on theexcursion to Pollsmoor prison.

Sporting time to fight crimeSeven police stations and 28 sports teamscame together in a sports tournamentaimed at combating crime.

NGO Sport Against Crime and the Mitch-ell’s Plain police cluster held a seven-a-sidenetball and soccer tournament on Saturdayin which about 300 children participated.

The event, held at Rocklands High School,brought children from all over the area to-gether to interact and play sport. The initia-tive is aimed at channelling youngsters’ en-ergy into healthy activities to keep themaway from gang influences, officials say.

The Steenberg, Grassy Park, Mitchell’s

Plain, Lentegeur, Lansdowne, Athlone andPhilippi police stations were each responsi-ble for two u.14 soccer teams and two u.14netball teams that competed in matcheslasting 10 minutes each.

Vincent Daniels, president of SportAgainst Crime, says he hopes to take theproject to many more areas affected bycrime and will continue to work with theteams made up of primary school childrenfrom the respective policing areas.

Saturday’s tournament was considered asuccess as parents and siblings also cameout to support the children in their matches.

Riyaaz Thoman and Cody Maart from Lentegeur High School rush to defend their net as AshleyCupido (right) from Perivale Primary School goes for a goal on Saturday. PHOTOS: SAMANTHA LEE

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Although the fence around Prince GeorgePrimary School has no value, having it

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eez Rabbaney. “Is it our own communitywho is breaking down our school or crimi-nals from another area?” she asks.Rabbaney is now asking people to “step

up” and report those who are responsiblefor the damage to the fence.“We call on the community to inform the

school and police of people who are makingit unsafe for our children at school,” Rab-baney says.“Sometime over the weekend thieves cut

two sheets of our newly erected fence,” shesays. It looks like the thieves are busy dig-ging out the poles “in the hope of comingback sometime later”.“We were assured that this fence has

hardly any scrapmetal value but it makesfor very safe burglar bars, fence and gates.The value of the fence in rands and centsis virtually nil according to the service pro-

viders but there is valuewhenused asmate-rial for other structures,” she says.“This is the first time that we have had

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demonstration to make people aware oftheir safety plight and sent letters to vari-ous departments so that they could have afence erected around the perimeter of theschool.“The school governing body does not

have funds to employ a security person toguard our school. Therefore the fence wasour security barrier,” she says.Rabbaney says the pupils and teachers

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PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATTuesday, 2 June 20158 ENTERTAINMENT

APPLICATIONS FOR INFORMAL BEACHTRADING PERMITSThe City of Cape Town invites you to apply for informal beach trading permits for the period2 November 2015 to 31 October 2018.

Approval of product and permits will be at the discretion of the Director: Sport, Recreationand Amenities. This will be a one-off application process and all unsuccessful applicants willbe placed on a waiting list.

Only application forms for 2015 to 2018 will be accepted and only sites listed on theapproved trading schedule will be available for application.

Application forms and information on the relevant trading sites are available from thefollowing Beach Management Offices:

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Completed application forms can be posted (for the attention of the Director: Sport,Recreation and Amenities) to PO Box 298, Cape Town 8000, or hand-delivered (for theattention of Nadia Oppelt) to one of the abovementioned offices.

The closing date for applications is Friday 3 July 2015.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER139/2015

The City of Cape Town’s Subcouncil 20 is in the process of identifying deserving individualsand organisations to receive a civic award in accordance with the Conferment of HonoursPolicy approved by Council on 3 December 2008 and amended by Council on 25 July 2012.

Subcouncil 20 incorporates Wards 58, 59, 62, 71, 72 and 73 (Bergvliet, Bishopscourt,Claremont, Constantia, Harfield Village, Heathfield, Kenilworth, Meadowridge,Diep River, Elfindale, Kirstenhof, Lakeview, Mowbray, Newlands, Plumstead, Punts Estate,part of Retreat, Rondebosch, Rosebank, Steenberg, Steurhof, Tokai, Westlake, Wynberg).

Members of the public are invited to nominate individuals or organisations for an award.A certificate of recognition for outstanding achievements and service to individuals ororganisations that have made a significant contribution to civil society within their areas ofjurisdiction may be awarded to a living person or in memory of a deceased person.All nominations must be in writing, and include adequate motivation.

Please submit your nomination and supporting motivation to the Subcouncil Manager,Richard White (e-mail [email protected]; fax 021 794 7692) on or before30 June 2015.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER141/2015

CONFERMENT OF SUBCOUNCILCIVIC AWARDS: SUBCOUNCIL 20

Young bands makebig jazz soundsJazz lovers can look forward to four days ofschool, college and community bands at theCape Town Big Band Jazz Festival at the Bax-ter Concert Hall this week.

Now in its 17th year, the festival will see23 bands share the stage between tomorrowand Saturday.

Bands from Bergvliet and Heathfield HighSchool will be performing with the Delft BigBand tomorrow.

The Sans Souci Jazz Cats, Beau Soleil Mu-sic Centre, the Stellenbosch Youth Jazz Bandand Sacs Junior School and High School’s ju-nior and senior jazz bands will be on stageon Thursday.

Friday night will see performances by Uni-Sound Big Band, Pinelands Jazz Band, Wyn-berg Girls’ High School Big Band, Little Gi-ants, the Rustenburg High School for Girls’

Jazz Band and the UCT Big Band.The festival will end on Saturday with St.

Joseph’s Marist College Jazz Band, the Wes-terford High Big Band, Wynberg Boys’ HighSchool Big Band and Rondebosch Boys’ HighSchool senior and junior jazz bands.

They’ll be joined by the alumni big bandwhich will be conducted by Mike Campbell.This band will be made up of special guestsDan Shout, Justin Bellairs, Marc de Kock, Ze-ke le Grange, Mike Rossi, Ian Smith, MarcusWyatt, Vaughn Fransch, Jody Engelbrecht,Willy Haubrich, Nick Green, Kelly Bell, SiyaCharles, Romy Brauteseth, Darryl Andrews,Amy Campbell, Andrew Ford and HeinrichGoosen.V Tickets for the festival cost R100 per night, R350 forall four performances or R50 per show for seniors, pu-pils and students from Computicket.

The jazz band from Rustenberg High School for Girls will be one of the groups performing atthe Cape Town Big Band Jazz Festival this week.

Singers shine for starry winAfter weeks of battling it out on stage,five finalists will “sing it” one last timefor the finals of this year’s StarstruckVoice Search.

The competition, which tests contes-tants’ music business sense as well astheir voice, has been running since Fe-bruary and gives aspiring singers thechance to learn more about the behind-the-scenes side of the music industry,while offering them mentorship andtraining to be able to pursue a career inentertainment, even if they don’t win.

Curtis Banks and Dale Miles from Mit-chell’s Plain, the group No Swett fromPaarl and Wellington, Rafieka van deRoss from Delft and Shafieka Patel fromAthlone have made it through to the fi-nal round and will be performing at the

Las Vegas Lounge in Mitchell’s Plain onThursday where they’ll be competing forthe main prize of a R300 000 record andendorsement deal.Idols star Crushanda Forbes will ac-

company the finalists on stage.Each round of the final will be judged

by different judges. The panel of judgesincludes Aubrey Aries, SK, Ashley Pie-naar and Christian Bennett.

“The top five have learnt much morethan expected,” says competition orga-niser Brilynn van Rooyen from Crazy-world Productions.V The evening starts at 20:00. Email [email protected] or call 074 696 4325 forbookings and more information. Visit www.face-book.com/starstruckvoicesearch for more aboutthe Starstruck Voice Search.

See music in full spectrumCapetonians can look forward to enjoyingand celebrating Cape Town’s rich musicalheritage with the second instalment ofKaapse musiek in colour.

Directed by Alistair Izobell, Kaapse mu-siek in colour 2will be on stage at the Artsca-pe Opera House from Monday 8 to Saturday13 June.

In keeping with the spirit of ubuntu andmusical diversity and in celebration ofYouth Month, the theme of this year’s pro-duction celebrates emerging talentedyoung South African artists who will be-

come part of the local music heritage, crea-ting a platform for future generations.

Alistair’s line-up includes Nur Abra-hams, Edith Plaatjies, Salome Damon, Aus-tin Rose, Robin Pieters and Andrea An-thony. They will be supported by a live bandwith musical director Trevino Isaacs on pi-ano, Melvin Williams on bass, Jason de La-ney on guitar, Keagan Links on drums, Ja-son Ward on percussion and other musi-cians on brass instruments.V Tickets for Kaapse musiek in colour 2 cost R100 andare available at Computicket.

The cast of Kaapse Musiek in Colour 2 are, top row from left, Trevino Isaacs, Nur Abrahamsand Robin Pieters. In the middle are Salome Damon and Andrea Anthony with Austin Roseand Alistair Izobell in the bottom row.

PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATTuesday, 2 June 2015 NEWS 9WYNBERG

It’s ‘Howdy,pardner’ policeASTRID FEBRUARIE

@Februarie

Creatinga safe and secure environment forthe community is the main objective of

the police.This is according to Captain Angie Latch-

man, spokesperson of Wynberg policing ar-ea.Latchman says, however, this task cannot

be accomplished by the police by themselves– “it needs the assistance and support of itsexternal stakeholders, and in this respectthe neighbourhood watches of Wynberghave defiantly aided in the delivery of thisvision”.“All over the world police agencies have

come to realise, in view of the complex anddiverse nature of crime, and their limited re-sources, the involvement of communitypartnerships is part of a holistic and, ulti-mately, more effective approach to crimeprevention,” she says.Latchman says the community police fo-

rums (CPFs) and neighbourhood watches intheWynberg area have been in existence fora number of years and they have proved tobe extremely successful and supportive.“The police have embarked on a sector po-

licing concept whereby the area is brokendown into smaller areas, thereby bringingpolicing closer to the community,” she says.She explains that each sector has a mini-

CPF known as the sector community forum,consisting of members of the CPF, neigh-

bourhood watches and street committees.“The neighbourhood watches are closely

linked to the sector police forums. The im-portanceof communityparticipationcannotbe expressed sufficiently,” she says.Latchman says these bodies form part of

the eyes and ears of the police. “We rely ontheir information and feedback when plan-ning our crime combating strategies. TheCPFs and neighbourhoodwatches are a partof all crime awareness and crimepreventionprojects at their respective policing areas,”she says.Latchman further says that neighbour-

hood watches play a role in crime-scenepreservation.“While only trained police officials are au-

thorised to be on crime scenes we urge thecommunitynot to tamperwith a crime sceneas it can have detrimental effects on the in-vestigation process,” she says.Latchman says when you come across a

crime scene you must not touch or moveanything as you could be destroying evi-dence. “At all times a crime scene must bepreserved for it contains valuable evi-dence,” she says.

Steps to preserve a crime scene. Cordon off the scene and determine whathas taken place and who is required on thescene, for instance photographers, mediapersonnel and traffic.. Identify possible evidence. Protect evi-dence from being removed from the scene.

Safe place to care for victimsVictoriaHospital’s clinical forensic unit hasreceived a much-needed makeover so thatRapeCrisis counsellors cangive counsellingto survivors there.The unit can now comfortably cater for

rape victims.Donors from the Inner Wheel Clubs of Ta-

felberg, Claremont and the Waterfront, de-signer Elize Gazeau, individual donors andthe Rape Crisis organisation donatedR45 000 toward the three-month renovationproject.One donor from the Inner Wheel Clubs of

Tafelberg, Maxie Christen, says she and an-othermember raised their donations by sell-ing the club’s cookbook.Western Cape health minister, Dr Noma-

french Mbombo, thanked the donors at theofficial opening of the renovated unit onMonday last week.“The unit, which handles about 160 cases

per month, of which 60% include rape vic-tims, focuses on forensic issues related to ac-

cidents, victims of rape, emergency casesand the medico-legal management of survi-vors of sexual offences of an area covering22 police stations in Cape Town,” says Mari-anne Tiemensma, the unit’s forensic doctor.The unit has been in operation since 2006,

and offers a 24-hour service to patients whoseek healthcare relating to accidents, sexualassault, injuries and trauma. “Most of oursurvivors from sexual offences are children,teenagers and young adult females, and weare able to offer counselling via our RapeCrisis counsellors after receiving a healthgrant last year September,” says Tiemens-ma.She says to care for a rape survivor is a

sensitive procedure, and “we follow a strictprocess of examination when the survivorvisits the unit”.The survivor is seen to by the unit’s staff,

and offered counselling by the Rape Crisiscounsellor. After that a medical doctor andnursing staff attend to the survivor.

Provincial minister of health Dr Nomafrench Mbombo (third from left) officially opened therefurbished clinical forensic unit at Victoria Hospital, which caters for rape victims.

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Saturday’s unique Carnival Race Day of-fers more quality variety than has everbeen seen at Killarney, so there has

been a build-up of expectation among petrolheads.The on-track action includes the Cape

round of the All-Africa 3-hour endurancerace series, that is due to finish in the dark,a leg of the South African Superkart Cham-pionship and round four of the Power Seriesfor cars andmotorcycles sponsoredbyWing-field Motors.A parade of VW Beetles in honour of its

80th anniversary (the prototype was un-veiled in Germany in 1935) will take placeduring the lunch break.The day will also feature an exotic and

sports car show that includes several histor-ic motorcycles under cover in the spaciousnewpit block. The popular EngenF1 simula-tors will be available to budding Lewis Ha-milton imitators in the same building.While entries for the 3-hour race include

six Porsches (all of them with two or even

three drivers) the battle upfront ismore like-ly to be fought between a trio of Junos, aDodge Viper and possibly a Panoz Esperan-te.The formidable Juno attack is being led by

Western Cape champion Francis Carru-thers, with co-drivers Nick Adcock andDean McCarroll in an SS3 V6.They will have to face up to Craig Jarvis

and Marcel Angel in Jarvis’s recently ac-quired V10, 8.4litre Dodge Viper and anAmerican V8 Panoz Esperante being sharedby Dave Alhadeff, Jonathan Bernstein andChris Carolin.Any gap upfront will allow the remaining

Juno SS3s (of Steve Humble/ Johan Engel-brecht andColinPlit/DawieJoubert) or per-haps even aNissan 370Z (in the hands of Jus-tin Mathie and Gary Sherrat) to take up thechase.Then there’s the potentially awesome

spectacle promised by the Superkart races.The driver’s backside is nomore than a cou-ple of centimetres off the ground in these ti-

ny projectiles that have no suspension andwheels the size of doughnuts.However, they are powered by 250cc mo-

tors with six-speed sequential gearboxes.This allows them to attain speeds of more

than 200km/h on theback straight.The always hard-

fought Bold MarineGTi Challenge race isexpected to be one ofthe highlights of thePowerSeries sectionofthe programme.Young Marco Busi

andChristopher Swartswapped places at thehead of the field lastmonth and they shouldbe the ones towatch onSaturday. With thefirst race scheduled tostart at 10:00, the Afri-can 3-hour is the final

event on the programmeand is due to get un-der way at 16:15. Admission is R60 for adultsand R20 for children under 16. There is nocharge for children under 12. Tickets are al-so available from Computicket.

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Petrol heads can look forward to great racing at Killarney onSaturday.

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One of the world’s top basketball teams,theHarlemGlobetrotters,will unleashtheir special blend of athleticism and

theatre, during their first tour of SouthAfri-ca in almost two decades.Set to put on theirmost outrageous exhibi-tion yet at GrandWest’s Grand Arena on 1and 2 July, theHarlemGlobetrotterswill en-thral Cape Town audiences with a showcaseof thebasketball skills thathaveplaced themin the record books since their inception in1926. Their family-styled performances willbe packed with upside-down shots, trickshots and passes, as well as slam dunks andthree pointers hurled from the opposite sideof the court, also known as downtown.“We are excited to be part of bringing theHarlem Globetrotters to Cape Town thiswinter, and to give local audiences a chanceto experience their awe-inspiring skills andshowmanship first hand,” says ElouiseMatthys of GrandWest.The Harlem Globetrotters is an Americanbasketball exhibition team. Founded in 1926theGlobetrotters have risen in fame and leg-acy with their skills and exuberance. Thesquad is made up of talented male and fe-male athleteswhoput onentertaining showsthat the entire family can enjoy. Their pas-sion for the sport is matched only by their

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AS HIGH AS YOU CAN: Safwaan Morgan of Wanderers FC and Abdul Qiyaam Petersenof Evertonians challenge for the ball in an u.8 league match played on the Astro turf atthe Rooikrans sport complex in Grassy Park on Saturday. Wanderers from Retreat won2-0. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

HUG IT OUT: Rashaad Williams of Collegians Rugby Club in Mitchell's Plain loses the ball inthe tackle as Zaheer Davids and Junaid Gierdien of Violets Rugby Club crash into him. TheSuper League B game was played at Chukker Road in Lansdowne. Home team Violets securedthe win of 26-25 with a last-minute penalty. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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