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O

ver 800 people made use of

the Isabelo smart bench in-

stalled on the corner of Wale

and Adderley streets in just one

month.

Andnow theCapeTownPartner-

ship plans to roll out another

bench to Pier Place in the next few

weeks.

The bench has an access point

that receives the Internet signal

from a nearby building and broad-

casts it as WiFi through the access

point attached to the mast of the

bench, explains the partnerships

Alan Cameron.

The solar panels above the top

sail fuel the batteries that power

the electronic equipment includ-

ing the USB charging points in the

central pillar, he says.

In April, only a month after the

bench was installed, 800 people

made use of it, says Cameron.

It transforms a place between

destinations to a destination in

and of itself by offering the servi-

ces of free WiFi and mobile device

charging points. Within the first

sixweeks of placement the users of

the bench burnt through 100 gigs

of bandwidth thats a lot of band-

width to consume via the screen of

a phone!

Users have been noted at the

bench at all times of the day, and

even in the rain, says Cameron.

Clustering people of all walks of

life to the area around the bench

means the area becomes a safer

space.

It also becomes a more welcom-

ing space, with greater opportuni-

ty for incidental conversations

with strangers the type of conver-

sations that lead one to understand

that strangers are often friendly

people, quite willing to lend you

their USB connection to charge

your phone.

This camaraderie builds the

community spirit of the place, and

making the local a prouder South

African, andhelping tourists toun-

derstand why locals love living

here, he says.

Besides making the public space

more equitable, the free WiFi pro-

vides a bridge between South Afri-

cas extreme digital divide, Camer-

on believes.

Current estimates find two in

three South Africans are unable to

afford internet access, and in the

Western Cape it was found that

some households spend more than

25% of their income on ICT related

costs (data and airtime) as they

look for economic opportunities

online.

The business model behind the

bench relies on the sale of market

research, Cameron explains.

These funds are used to pay for the

costs associated with the bench

the creation of it, the set-up and

maintenance as well as the band-

width costs.

The bench currently in Wale

Street was installed in partnership

with Wesgro, the investment and

trade promotion agency for the

Western Cape, and the survey

questions posed to users are most-

ly about local and international

tourist experiences, to establish a

feedback loop to better inform

Cape Town Partnership projects,

such as City Walk Saturdays, and

to pass on to relevant stakeholders.

Besides providing market re-

search, advertising is also an ave-

nue for funding. When talking

about funding market research,

its important to also state that any

data collected is done so in line

with the Public Information Act

so at no point is there an abuse of

the confidence placed in us as hold-

ers of this information.

The Pier Place bench will work

on a similar model, with a corpo-

rate sponsor showing interest in

contributing towards the public

activation of the square.

The Isabelo smart

bench provides free

WiFi and USB charging

points. PHOTO: S ALFREDS/

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LEGENDS WINNER: Peoples Post journalist Samantha Lee (23) was named Local

Newspapers Journalist of the Year for 2016 on Friday 3 June at the Media24 Legends

Awards. Legends is a national competition awarding excellence in the Media24 news

division. Lee joined the Peoples Post team in 2014 and writes for the Mitchells Plain

edition. Here she is pictured with Peoples Post editor Cecilia Hume. Lee says: It is not

without the contributions of the community that I have achieved this success. It is a

great honour to tell the stories of everyday heroes who strive to rise above the stigma

of perceptions that drugs and violence prevail; a place that many strive to move away

from and forget. It is a privilege to be associated with a publication that has afforded

me a lifelong dream of giving back to the streets I walked as a child. This is not only a

win for me, but a win for Mitchells Plain. I am proud to say I was born and raised there.

Thank you to you, who not only read my work, but continue to support and contribute

to my current and future success. PHOTO: MARITA MEYER

The Western Cape Branch of the SA

Archaeological Society is holding

their next meeting on Tuesday

14 June at 18:00 at the SAAstronomi-

cal Observatory auditorium.

The speaker isMatthew Shawwho

will be speaking on A landscape per-

spective: Evidence from the Tankwa

Karoo. This talk applies scatters be-

tween the patches andoff-sitemodels

to examine human behaviours and

patterns during the Middle Stone

Age in South Africa

The cost is R10 for non-members.

V For more information call Connie Feast on

021 689 5921.

Tankwa Karoo

evidence discussed

Badges and brunch

Peoples Post hosted a brunch for

police officers at the Jolly Carp

Organic Market in Retreat last

Wednesday. The event was attended

by media liaisons, station command-

ers and cluster commanders from

various police stations in Peoples

Posts distribution area.

From left, Colonel Maehla Lento (Sea Point station commander), Cecilia Hume (editor), Captain

Louis Solomons (Woodstock communications officer), Constable Charlotte Paulse (Kensington

communications officer), Gary van Dyk (reporter), Sergeant David Stemmet (Kensington

communications officer) and Constable Lorencial Johnson(Maitland communications officer).

Captain Lance Goliath (Philippi spokesperson), reporter Gary van Dyk, Captain Louis Solomons

(Woodstock ommunications officer), editor Cecilia Hume and Captain Ian Bennett (Manenberg

spokesperson) attended the event.



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INTENTION TO SUBMIT A PROCESS

OUTLINING THE DRAFTING OF THE NEW

TERM OF OFFICE IDP TO COUNCIL

Section 28(2) of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, requires that the municipality consult

the local community before adopting the process (which will be contained in the process

plan) of drafting the new Integrated Development Plan. The main steps for the proposed

process plan in terms of timelines are outlined below:

During the months of August to October 2016, the City will invite communities, ward

committees and sector organisations to help prioritise the Citys initiatives at ward,

subcouncil and Citywide level. This phase will also include consultation with other spheres

of government to ensure that our plans are aligned.

During November and December 2016, departments will give feedback via subcouncils

on issues and comments that communities have raised.

March 2017 will see the draft IDP and Budget tabled to Council.

During March to April 2017, the public will be able to comment on the draft IDP and Budget.

It is envisaged that Council will approve the new IDP for the next five years during May 2017.

The approved IDP will be made public soon thereafter.

The product of this consultation process is a Process Plan for the drafting of the next five-year IDP.

Comments can be submitted from 7 June 2016 until 27 June 2016, to your local

Subcouncil, library or to the following email address: [email protected].

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

CITY MANAGER

118/2016

KENSINGTON

School kitchen feeds local kids

GARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

F

eeding hungry learners at HJ Kroneberg

Primary School is now easier, after the

school recieved a brand new kitchen.

On Thursday 2 June thee school accepted

the 124th kitchen to be created through the

Peninsula School Feeding Association

(PFSA)s Buy-a-brick initiative.

Situated in the heart of Kensington, with

a learner base of 588 learners, the school

currently has almost 60% who hail from

the severely economically disadvantaged

communities of Langa, Guguletu and

Khayelitsha.

SamanthaWilliams, feeding coordinator

at the school, explainsmanyof the families

are unable to pay fees due to their circum-

stances. Much of our school budget is sup-

plemented by numerous fundraising activ-

ities and donations. Our school is totally

committed to giving our learners an excel-

lent foundation and providing for the child

holistically. An integral part of that commit-

ment is to ensure that they are receiving

proper nourishment.

At the launch of the new kitchen, princi-

pal Yul Cupido pointed out the importance

of the feeding programme at the school.

Unemployment is rife in so many areas

surrounding the school and as educators we

cannot allow our children to go hungry. In

May 2014 we joined PFSA and currently

have 275 learners being fed two hot meals

daily. Initially learnerswere fed in an empty

classroom, however we soon needed the

classroom and learners were fed outside

seated on benches. We were desperately in

needof a feeding room.That iswhen the staff

of a leading corporate cameonboard tobuild

the new facility.

The PFSA was established in 1958 when

the government at the time discontinued the

national school feeding programme.

Since then, PSFA has been providing

meals to hungry school children across the

Western Province, including distant rural

areas.

V For more information, visit www.psfa.org.za.

Celebrating the launch of the new kitchen at HJ Kroneberg in Kensington were, from left,

Magarethe de Cafmeyer, helping one of the learners to cut the ribbon, principal Yul Cupido

and Petrina Pakoe director of the Peninsula School Feeding Association PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK



4 NEWS

Interest groups in the City of Cape Town municipal area are hereby invited to register on the

municipal Community Organisation Database (COD) in preparation of the establishment of

ward committees for the 2016-2020 Council term.

To register, the organisation must provide a copy of its constitution and minutes of an Annual

General Meeting (AGM) held within the last 18 months. Registration forms and supporting

documentation must be submitted to the subcouncil office within your area.

The representatives from the various sectors form the basis of each ward committee, with the

ward councillor as the chairperson.

Ward committees act as a formal part of the governance structures and assist Council in

conducting public participation on the Integrated Development Plan (IDP), Municipal By-

Laws, Budget, Policy Formulation and the Performance Management System of Council.

Sectors of interest groups include: arts and culture, business, civic-based organisations,

designated vulnerable groups, education, environment, faith-based organisations, safety and

security, sport and youth

Registration forms are available on the City of Cape Town website: http://www.capetown.gov.

za/en/subcouncils/Pages/Wards.aspx; or may be obtained from the respective subcouncil

offices listed below:

SUBCOUNCIL 1

Municipal offices, Royal Ascot, Bridle Way,

Milnerton 7441

SUBCOUNCIL 13

Fezeka building, Cnr NY1 and

Lansdowne Road, Gugulethu 7750

SUBCOUNCIL 2

Municipal offices, Brighton Way,

Kraaifontein 7570

SUBCOUNCIL 14

Fezeka building, Cnr NY1 and

Lansdowne Road, Gugulethu 7750

SUBCOUNCIL 3

Municipal offices, Voortrekker Road,

Goodwood 7460

SUBCOUNCIL 15

Pinelands training centre, St Stephens Road,

Central Square, Pinelands 7405

SUBCOUNCIL 4

Municipal offices, Cnr Voortrekker and

Tallent Roads, Parow 7500

SUBCOUNCIL 16

11th Floor, 44 Wale Street, Cape Town 8000

SUBCOUNCIL 5

Municipal offices, Cnr Jakkelsvlei Avenue and

Kiaat Road, Bonteheuwel 7764

SUBCOUNCIL 17

Athlone Civic Centre, Cnr Protea and

Klipfontein Roads Athlone 7764

SUBCOUNCIL 6

Municipal offices, Voortrekker Road,

Bellville 7530

SUBCOUNCIL 18

Cnr Buck Road and 6th Avenue, Lotus River

7941

SUBCOUNCIL 7

Municipal offices, Oxford Street,

Durbanville 7551

SUBCOUNCIL 19

Municipal offices, Central Circle, Off

Recreation Road, Fish Hoek 7974

SUBCOUNCIL 8

Municipal offices, Cnr Fagan Street and Main

Road, Strand 7140

SUBCOUNCIL 20

Alphen Centre, Constantia Main Road,

Constantia 7800

SUBCOUNCIL 9

Site B, Khayelitsha shopping centre,

Khayelitsha 7784

SUBCOUNCIL 21

Municipal offices, Cnr Van Riebeeck and

Carinus streets, Kuilsriver 7580

SUBCOUNCIL 10

Khayelitsha training centre, Cnr Lwandle Road

and Phendula Crescent, Khayelitsha 7784

SUBCOUNCIL 22

Municipal offices, Cnr Van Riebeeck and

Carinus streets, Kuilsriver 7580

SUBCOUNCIL 11

Fezeka building, Cnr NY1 and Lansdowne

Road, Gugulethu 7750

SUBCOUNCIL 23

Lentegeur Administrative Building, Cnr

Melkbos and Merrydale Roads, Lentegeur

7798

SUBCOUNCIL 12

Lentegeur administrative building, Cnr

Melkbos andMerrydale roads, Lentegeur 7798

SUBCOUNCIL 24

Masibanbane resource centre, Ncumo Road,

Harare, Khayelitsha 7784

The closing date for this registration is Friday 19 August 2016.

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

CITY MANAGER

130/2016

INVITATIONTO REGISTERON

THEMUNICIPALCOMMUNITY

ORGANISATIONDATABASE (COD)

JOBSEEKERS DATABASE CLEAN-UP

CAMPAIGN

Register or update your details on the Citys

jobseekers database

The jobseekers database clean-up project is an initiative of the City of Cape Town aimed at

registering all members of the community who are unemployed and interested in temporary

basic to semi-skilled work opportunities provided through City projects. It is also aimed at

updating the details of all those who have already registered on the jobseekers database.

The intention is to have a database with valid details of all those registered (i.e. their skills,

contact numbers and addresses).

Since more than a month ago, contact details have been verified telephonically and per SMS

as part of this project.

During phase 3 of this project, EPWP workers will do door-to-door visits in communities

to assist people in completing jobseekers database registration forms, which will then be

submitted to subcouncil offices for electronic capturing.

Members of the community are encouraged to:

Assist the EPWP workers in doing their job

Keep a certified copy of their IDs available as this needs to accompany their registration

form for capturing

Only allow workers with reflector bibs containing the full project name and visible contact

details into your home.

The project will run from Monday 30 May 2016 to Thursday 30 June 2016.

If you are unemployed and interested in work through the EPWP, make sure you register on

the Citys jobseekers database at your local subcouncil office.

If you are already registered, make sure you update your details at your local subcouncil

office regularly to improve your chances of employment. Jobseekers who do not update their

details in a 12-month period will have their names and therefore their registration removed

from the database. Also remember to re-register if you have moved from one place to

another in the city.

Visit your local subcouncil office for more information.

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

CITY MANAGER

128/2016

Loving the legacy of District Six

GARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

W

atching District Six Kanala one of the

hottest hits on the theatre scene at the

moment its easy to feel that the partnership

of the late Taliep Petersen and David Kra-

mer has been a university of sorts.

The partnership started in 1986 and some

of those laaities who started in those pro-

ductions have grown into seasoned profes-

sionals inspiring the next generation for the

stage.

One of those youngsters who started out

in those first productions is Woodstocks

singer/actorLoukmanAdamsandwatching

him in action in this new production its

easy to see why he is now an inspiration to

a new generation on the entertainment

scene.

From District Six - The Musical, Poison,

Kat and the Kings and somanymore leading

up to what could be seen as a senior role

in thenewproductionbyDavidKramer, and

maybe he is now the mentor to some of this

talented cast of young entertainers.

In a way that is probably what David

(Kramer) was looking at when casting this

production and getting Alistair Izobell to di-

rect the musical side of things as well, he

says.

Growing up in this type of production we

know the reference point of what is needed.

This cast is mainly in their twenties, they

dont know about the legacy of District Six,

the legacy of the first productions and that

is where we can guide them.

We were lucky to hear the real stories

from people like Salie Daniels, Al Hen-

dricks and Cyril Valentine who lived the

stories that we were telling and they made

it come alive for us.

With this production I amglad that I can

bepart of guiding the youngsters tomake

that story come alive andmaintain the leg-

acy of District Six.

Loukman adds that he does not see his

part in the production as a senior role.

Noman, Im still too young to a be a sen-

ior, he laughs.

Part of the lessons I learnt during those

early years was humility. Were all part of

the same cast doing our best to put on the

best show.

When I started out I was treated with the

same respect as any member of the cast and

it still stands me in good stead today. I try

to teach these young entertainerswhat Iwas

taught and hope that they learn from it.

An integral part of being in this produc-

tion is acknowledging the joy that the pro-

duction is bringing to the many people who

lived in the area and introducing a new gen-

eration to the injustice of forced removals.

Every night we can feel the audience en-

joying every memory, he says.

V District Six Kanala is at the Fugard Theatre, Cale-

don Street, Cape Town until Sunday 3 July. Bookings

and infor from 021 461 4554 or reserve your seat via

Computicket.com.

Loukman Adams, left, as Salie Gramophone the musical coach in the hilarious scene of a

typical training session of Malay choir before the annual competition.



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HAROLD CRESSY HIGH

Birdies and bogeys

help build new hall

GARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

B

irdies and bogeys played their part in

Harold Cressy Highs fundraising drive

to complete its new school hall project.

The fund received a significant boost with

a cash injection of more than R100 000 from

its well-supported golf day that was held at

King David Mowbray Golf Club on Thurs-

day 26 May.

The event was organised by the not-for-

profit Kensington based community organi-

sation, PlaySport4Life, and theHaroldCres-

sy Alumni Association.

At the event, with more than 100 players

participating, a number of local businesses

such as Ludski Auto Repairs, Gatti Ice

Cream, Spitfire Grill, Market Toyota Athlo-

ne, At Your Service and Giant Hyper played

their part by sponsoring holes.

The head of Play Sport4Life, Miles Octo-

ber, who is also a Cressy old boy, said the

response was overwhelming particularly

from ex-Cressyites.

It is awesome to see howkeen the old stu-

dents were to get involved to play, perform

or sponsor in an event that will benefit the

school in the long term.

We have even received a hole sponsor-

ship from an ex-student in Australia.

It is an ambitious project that the Harold

Cressy Alumni Association has undertak-

en. It already has the first phase, the basic

school hall, in place.

It now needs a further R1.5m to complete

the second phase, the wings attached to the

building.

The four-ball who played their way to first prize in the Harold Cressy Golf Day are, from left,

Rodney Richards, Christie Cloete, Clint Alfino and Keith February.



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reference), be signed, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 referees and certied copies of ID, drivers licence

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unsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on a date, time and place as determined

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As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration, applicants must note that further checks will be conducted

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D

o you know of an elderly person who

is making a profound difference in the

community?

Thenwhynotnominate themforaCom-

munity Champions Elders Award.

They may be feeding the hungry chil-

dren in your street or knitting jearseys,

blankets or teddies for babies inhospitals.

Theymaybe running a soupkitchen for

the homeless or even providing free lift

clubs for their peers on social grant pay-

out days or their weekly shopping trips.

Peoples Post and Specsavers are look-

ing to honour these elder gems who, de-

spite their age, are still going out of their

way to make a difference in the lives of

others and continue to service their com-

munity.

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munity Champions Elders Award is set to

take place on International Older Persons

Day on 1 October.

Elder citizens from anywhere in the

Cape who are making a difference in the

lives of others can be nominated in two

age catagories, ages 70-80 and 80 plus.

Nominations for the awards close on 20

July.

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sentatives from SpecSavers, SA Care Fo-

rum, Peoples Post and its sister publica-

tions, TygerBurger and City Vision, will

select three finalists in each catagory.

Finalists will be notified by 15 August

and will thereafter be featured in Peoples

Post.

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nounced at a special High Tea held on 1

October on International Older Persons

Day.

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show the appreciation and affirmation to

our three finalists in each categoryaswell

as the peoplewhonominated thewinners.

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book page. Nomination forms are also available at

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Time for elderly to shine

Ride in thanks

for gift of life

GARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

A father from Retreat is taking

on a motorbike trip with a dif-

ference to repay a gift of life.

Almost 38 years ago Tony

Lawrences daughter, Janine,

had to undergo an emergency

blood transfusion at the Red

CrossWarMemorial Childrens

Hospital.

At the time Janine was only

five days old and her condition

was considered to be incredibly

serious. Without the transfu-

sion she stood very little chance

of having a normal life and the

possibility of an early deathwas

a harsh reality for the family.

The doctors and nurses at the

Red Cross Childrens Hospital

did a wonderful job and Janine

quickly recovered and grew up

to be a very healthy adult.

Now, Tony, a proud dad and

stroke survivor himself, is rais-

ing awareness and money for

the current paediatric ICU cam-

paign by taking on a 1600km en-

durance ride that he will aim to

complete in 24 hours.

Our family is eternally

grateful for giving Janine the

gift of life, he says.

I am 61 and a stroke survi-

vor. I have also previously sur-

vived a ruptured appendix and

bowel obstruction which result-

ed in an extended stay in ICU.

In order to create awareness

and funding for Red Cross I will

attempt to ride 1600km in 24

hours but I am planning to

complete it in 20 hours on my

motorcycle with my daughter

as pillion. This is my first time

having a pillion rider on an en-

durance ride, and also her first

real pillion ride.

Tony says they will be start-

ing out at 00:01 on the morning

of Saturday 18 June and end at

about 20:00.

I must emphasise that this is

not a race, but an endurance

ride which is well planned and

for which I have to prepare both

physically and mentally, says

Tony.

There are challenges and

risks, but the planning helps to

overcome these. I have previ-

ously done 1600km in 16.5 hours

and 2000km in 22.5 hours.

Therefore, I am confident of

finishing the ride within the

time frame.

The route will take them

north on the N7 with fuel stops

at Citrusdal, Vanrhynsdorp,

Calvinia, Brandvlei, Keimoes,

Pofadder, Springbok, Bitterfon-

tein, andCitrusdal again, before

the last stop at the Red Cross

Hospital.

The funds raisedwill go to the

R100m-plus upgrade and expan-

sion of the ICU, which will see

capacity increased from 22 bed

spaces to 39 bed spaces.

V To support Tony visit www.backa-

buddy.co.za/champion/project/rid-

ing4redcross.

Tony Lawrence and his daughter, Janine, are taking to the road to

raise money for the Red Cross Hospital.

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NEWS 7

C

haeli Mycroft (21) and Anita Engel-

brecht (23) became the first wheelchair

athletes to successfully participate and

complete the gruelling Comrades Mara-

thon held on Sunday 29 May in Durban.

After months of in-depth conversation

and preparation, Mycroft and Engelbretch

made history. Mycroft and her running

partners, James Chevallier and Brett Glen,

entered the race as Team Beastie while

TeamBlitsigeBlitsiewasmade up of Engel-

bretch and her running partner, Hilton

Murray.

Team Beastie finished in 10:51:45 and

overall 8427th position, withMycroft being

the 1358thwomanhome.TeamBlitsigeBlit-

sie finished in 10:57:51 overall in 9147th po-

sition with Anita being the 1512th woman

home. Both teams won bronze medals.

Mycroft says therewas extra pressure on

them to do well.

With this being the first time thatwheel-

chair athletes were participating in the

Comrades, we had to do well. Getting a

bronze medal proved that we have a right

to be part of this amazing race and this

opens the door for participation by other

wheelchair athletes.

There were several aspects that needed

to be taken into consideration before being

able to attempt the 89 kilometre downhill

race. Custom-made wheelchairs needed to

be specifically made for each athlete. Their

running partners participated in several

marathons in preparation for the Com-

rades.

Both athletes believe that people living

with disabilities should be given the same

opportunities as able-bodied individuals.

Mycroft says: We had to fight their way

to being allowed to take part in the mara-

thon and they believe things are beginning

to change for people with disabilities as

well.

They believe in building an inclusive so-

ciety for all and they used the Comrades

Marathon as a fundraiser to support the

Chaeli Sports and Recreation Club (CSRC).

CSRC was founded in February 2010 in

an effort to provide opportunities for inclu-

sive sport to act as a catalyst in providing

opportunities for differently-abled chil-

dren and adults to experience the therapeu-

tic and healing magic that comes with be-

ing a member of a team and the joy of exer-

cise.

Mycroft has cerebral palsy (spastic quad-

riplegic) and is currently reading for an

honours degree in Social Policy and Man-

agement at the University of Cape Town.

She is an ability activist, international

awardwinner and co-founder of TheChaeli

Campaign, a non-profit organisation based

in Plumstead that provides services to chil-

drenwith disabilities. She has a fierce spir-

it and believes that people living with disa-

bilities can achieve the impossible if given

the opportunity. In September 2015 Chaeli

became the first female quadriplegic to

summit Mount Kilimanjaro.

Team

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the first wheelchair athletes to enter the

comrades marathon and they are proud that

they were able to finish the race, which

shows that even people with disabilities

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June.

Last year saw 1643 riders from

129 schools competing in the West-

ern Cape.

Parel Vallei High School fin-

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with 1422 points, followed by DF

Malan with 878 points and Mon-

tana in third place with 832 points.

Paul Roos Gymnasium finished

overall second and comfortably

first in the boys categorywith 1 047

points.

The Western Cape also has a

healthy primary schools participa-

tion with Kenridge logging 1157

points to secure the top spot in 2015

with Durbanville second with 678

points and Totius in thirdwith 549.

According to league director,

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ticipation at local events has been

growing at a steady pace as schools

accept mountain biking as a recog-

nized sport. Some schools are go-

ing as far as building dedicated

tracks on school grounds to en-

courage after school practices and

interschool sports days as well as

employing coaches and managers

to oversee teams, says Botha.

Parents are urged to register

with Amarider on www.amarid-

er.co.za andpre-enter riders online

to streamline race day and track

individual results and times

throughout the season.

Online entries close on Sunday

12 June at midnight and cost R60

for primary school age categories

and R70 for high school categories.

Late entries will open on race day

at the additional fee. Parents are al-

so urged to download and complete

the indemnity form at

www.spurmtbleague.co.za and

bring it along to the event.

Registration will run from 08:30

to 13:30, while the course will be

open for practice from 08:30 to 09:30

with the first race (Sub Nippers)

setting off at 09:30. Nipper boys and

girls will start at 10:00 and 10:05 re-

spectively followed by the Sprog

boys and girls at 10:30 and 10:35.

Sub-junior boys A and the sub-jun-

ior girls A will set off at 11:00 and

11:05.

High school riders will have

from 11:40 to 12:10 for a course

practicewith the sub-junior boysB

starting at 12:15, followed by youth

men B at 12:45 and youth men A at

13:20. The sub-junior, youth and

junior girls will all race together at

14:00 and the junior men will wrap

up the days racing at 14:45.

V Formore information on the 2016 edition

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visit www.spurmtbleague.co.za, or contact

Michelle du Preez on 021 8844547 or mi-

[email protected]. The start of the girls race at the 2015 Western Cape Spur Schools Mountain Bike League.

More than 100 of Cape Towns fittest athletes

came together to compete for the title of the

Deep Souths Fittest held in Kommetjie over

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regions.

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coach.

Who is the fittest of them all?

Andrew OBrien from Crossfit Mother City

performed a two metre long jump repeatedly

as many times as possible in two minutes

during the competition held in Kommetjie over

the weekend.

Above: Deep Souths Fittest competition was

held in Kommetjie over the weekend. Here is

Marilyn Mangoto from Crossfit Mother City

performing an 80kg clean and jerk.

LOSING CAUSE: Donald Falconer of Rondebosch Boys High School (RBHS) beats Paarl

Gyms fullback Muller du Plessis and heads to the try line during the WP Schools u.19A

match between their teams played at RBHS on Saturday. Rondebosch lost 19-48.

PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

NOT A GAME FOR

SOFTIES: Silvertrees

Dawood May is

tipped in a tackle by

Thaufir Rodriquez of

Perserverance in a

City League match

played at City Park

on Saturday. Silver-

tree won 29-5.

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T

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country will compete in the BOS Cape

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day 12 June at Long Beach in Kommetjie.

They will take part in divisions from u.12 to

u.18.

The BOS Cape Crown is a Surfing South

Africa 3A National Junior Surf Event and

the points will go towards selection for the

SA Junior Team to represent South Africa

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er this year.

Many of the Capes excellent young local

surfers are hoping to use their knowledge of

Long Beach to win the title and valuable

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the 2013 u.15 South African National Cham-

pion. The brothers Ford andYork van Jaars-

veldt, Jake Elkington, Manoa Robb and Eli

Beukes all fromKommetjie andLuke Slij-

pen from Llandudno are all South African

Championships finalists who are hoping to

use their local knowledge to win the title.

The u.12 surfer Alex Townsend, also from

Kommetjie, is another local that will show

his mettle.

Some of the girls competing include Sum-

merSutton, JuliaPloughman, Sarah Ingram

and Anna Jellema-Butler who are all local

Long Beach surfers and South African Jun-

ior finalists.

The event starts at 08:00 on both days and

for more information visit their Facebook

page: The BOS Cape Crown.

Local surfers to vie for crown

Jordy Maree from Kommetjie is one of the local

surfers that will take part in the BOS Cape Crown

over the weekend. PHOTO: ALAN VAN GYSEN

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