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ROBBERY: LATEST HOLD UP IN TYGERVALLEY SOWS FEAR AMONG RESIDENTS

No safe havens left

MICHELLE LINNERT

@linnertmb

T

here are nomore safe havens in this ci-

ty.

This seemed the overall sentiment of

patrons of the TygerValley ShoppingCentre

who have taken to social media since Mon-

day to make clear their discontent after the

armed robbery at a popular family restau-

rant.

The Spur in the shopping centre was rob-

bed by fivemennear closing time on Sunday

evening.

The robbers posed as clients, thenwent on

to hold the staff and patrons up before flee-

ing with cash and digital goods.

A spokesperson for the mall, Laretha

Blom, confirmed toTygerBurger the robbers

had fired one shot at security guards giving

chase, then fled in a silver vehicle.

Some of the comments on TygerBurgers

Facebook page included one from Cheryl

Willemse, asking: When will this madness

end??? (sic)

Stefan Eksteen said: Theyre gonna eat

us! Im going to Australia. Sad and angered.

Next youll see diners with glocks and 9 mm

at the tables. Feeling concerned.

Ivan Vanhooydonck said: No ways. Its

getting closer to our doorstep, with Tracey

Lee Appolis Johannes adding: And we ate

here a few nights ago! Scary.

Ruth Slabbert Frazer said in Afrikaans:

One is not safe anywhere in the country

anymore. Spur is not seeing me again

soon...

Rita Nightingale said she remembered

how in the 1980s there were security guards

and metal detectors at the entrances to all

stores. Somuchmoney is spent to turn cen-

tres into alternative shopping havens, (but)

incidents like these cause these havens

lights to dim.

Kerisha Naidoo thought the robbery was

simply insane!.

Hadlay Mclean said none of his friends

had heeded his warning to steer clear of the

steer chop shop: I keep telling you people

to stay away from Spur. No one ever listens.

Sucks that this happened though. Hectic.

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FROM PAGE 1

Francois Phillip van Zyl felt the community

needed to take action. Well, we need to start

fighting back... That is going to be the only

way.

These were just some of the hundreds of

comments posted as the story published on

the TygerBurger website started spreading

on Monday.

In the meantime, police have had no luck

making any arrests.

Provincial police spokesperson Captain

Frederick van Wyk said the (getaway) vehi-

cle was later spotted in Nyanga by members

of the police.

The suspects tried to evade the police and

they shot at police members and a chase en-

sued, said Van Wyk.

He said the car stopped at the corner of

New Eisleben and Klipfontein Roads where

the suspects jumped out and fled on foot.

Some of the stolen items and cash were

recovered. It was found that the Golf was hi-

jacked inMitchells Plain on Friday 6 Febru-

ary.

He asked the publics help to find the per-

petrators.

Police are investigatingabusiness robbe-

ry, attempted murder and hijacking cases

and request anyone with information that

could lead to the arrest of the suspects to ple-

ase contact Crime Stop on 08600 10111.

Dan Plato, provincial community safety

minister, said the only way to get rid of the

scourge of business robberies, was to invest

heavily in additional security measures.

Weare veryworried about the increasing

number of robberies at centres.

This shows a great measure of desperati-

on from the syndicates to lay their hands on

money no one is excluded from their greed.

Added security measure will come at a

great cost, but this is the price we will have

to pay to get rid of this scourge. It is in every-

ones best interest, Plato said.

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aar is nou 151 minder mense op straat

sedert die Stad Kaapstad se depart-

ment van maatskaplike ontwikkeling

en vroe kinderontwikkeling se straatmen-

se-program verlede jaar ingegryp het om

straatmense van die straat af te kry.

Gedurende die laaste kwartaal van 2014

het personeel van die department wat aan

die program verbonde is, 90 mense na skui-

lings of assesseringsentrums verwys, 32 is

bygestaan met gesondheidsorg en ander

maatskaplike dienste en 29mense ismet hul

gesinne herenig.

Eenvandimense is n 62-jarigeman, oor-

spronklik van die Oos-Kaap, wat langs die

R300-deurpad gebly het. Die man is in Okto-

ber 2014 deur een van die program se veld-

werkers ontdek. Hy het sewe jaar op straat

gewoon.

N die man se omstandighede ondersoek

is, is hy in die Beaconvale-gemeenskapsver-

sorgingsentrum in Mitchells Plain opge-

neem. Di veldwerker het toe saammet per-

soneel van die sentrum en die Stad se wets-

toepassers begin soek na die man se gesin.

Die man het jare gelede Kaapstad toe ge-

trek om werk te soek, maar toe hy niks kon

kry nie, het hy sy gesin se huis verlaat en

op straat gaan woon, omdat hy gevoel het

dat hy nie meer vir hulle kon sorg nie, s

Suzette Little, lid van die burgemeestersko-

mitee vir maatskaplike ontwikkeling en

vroe kinderontwikkeling.

Omdat hy uit die Oos-Kaap kom, het ons

aanvanklik baie gesukkel om sy gesin op te

spoor, maar ons het geluk getref toe n be-

soeker aan Beaconvale die man herken het

en ons s kon help om sy familie op te

spoor.

Die man is op 31 Desember uit die sen-

trum ontslaan en is saam met sy broer en

ander famlielede terug na die Oos-Kaap.

Die program se hoofdoel is om so veel as

moontlik mense van die straat af te kry en

te keer dat ander mense op straat gaan bly.

Maar hulle kan dit nie alleen doen nie, en

vra mense wat vermoed dat n familielid op

straat woon, om na vore te kom.

V Rig navrae aan die Straatmense-inbelsentrum by

0800 872 201.

Mindermense op

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Amotorcyclist (52) was eventually arrested

after he tried to avoid traffic officers on

Thursday by speeding off from road blocks

in the Bellville/Stikland area.

The biker, who was later found to be in-

ebriated, racked up a whole list of charges

after he refused to stop during joint operati-

ons between traffic services andMetro Poli-

ce, a City statement said.

The motorcyclist refused to stop when

ordered to do so bymembers of traffic servi-

ces Ghost Squad,who noticed that his num-

ber platewas coveredwith insulation tape,

the statement said.

As if speeding away with a taped-over

number plate wasnt enough, the driver col-

lided with one of the traffic vehicles after

being chased for 15 minutes.

This finally brought the biker to a stop.

He was found to be twice over the legal

blood-alcohol limit and was arrested for

drunk driving, reckless and negligent

driving, defeating the ends of justice, failing

to stop, resisting arrest and malicious da-

mage to property.

It also emerged that the suspect, from

Bellville, is an unlicensed driver, the state-

ment said.

Others who were arrested over the wee-

kend, included those in Eerste River and

Bellville South, during operations focusing

on illegal drag-racing.

According to the statement, ...officers ar-

rested two motorists: one for reckless and

negligent driving and another for drunk

driving. The drunk driver was found with

a glass in hand and claimed it was cool-

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was alcohol and, when testing the motorist,

they found that he was three times over the

legal blood-alcohol limit.

Traffic services arrested 42 more moto-

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s: Di mense was daar en die foon is ge-

steel, maar niemand het gesien hoe dit ge-

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die voorval te hore gekom het, het ges dat

daar by n vorige geleentheid wat die groe-

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het. Volgens die ouer het haar dogter die op-

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2015.

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show, the only one in the countrywhere the

public decide the line-up.

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I like open-air concerts because everyt-

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applause and a huge sound system to play

through.

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is planning to play some of the hits that ma-

de them a household name in South Africa.

Most of the songs Ive had the opportuni-

ty to sing on are crossover songs and they

appeal to all races and the whole family,

the I love to Truck singer says. Hes also

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readyhits in the 60s and 70s before theRas-

ta Rebels recorded their own versions.

I believe a good song will always be a

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Dr Victors musical career has seen him

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two of the biggest highlights of his career

are meeting Paul Simon in 1995 and Tina

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He is also involved with local talent

though and even co-wrote and produced the

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The brother needs my help and Im just

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ces choosing performers. It would really

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gesit is.

Dt volgens Joh Dorfling, skoolhoof van

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vertoning tussen vier Bellvillese skole wat

vir die afsienbare toekoms by die Bellville-

stadion gekanselleer is.

Dorfling het laat weet dat D.F. Malan op

eie houtjie n vertoning vir ouers gaan aan-

bied.

Hoewel daar by 2015 seMTBSnie die tra-

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nie, sal daar beslis genoeg opwinding

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kreet in die Bellville-atletiekstadion.

Die leerders het hard geoefen en dit be-

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An60 000 increase inpolice officers since

2001, resulted in a 54% growth in arrests,

but due to the poor quality of the investiga-

tions done on the dockets a 20% decline in

successful convictions was indicated by the

NPA during the same time

he said.

And whats worse, accord-

ing to Burger, is the fact that

this gap is growing.

Although the National De-

velopmentPlan (NDP)during

2012 already approved plans

to professionalise the police

and bring back specialised

crime units, Burger ex-

pressedhis concern about the

actual implementation of

these plans.

Dissolving specialised

units such as South African

Narcotics Bureau (SANAB)

and Murder and Robbery re-

sulted in the loss of special-

ised investigative capacity

within SAPS.

This is because investiga-

tors of specialised units be-

come experts in identifying, understanding

and solving specific crime types. A profes-

sional ethos develops within such units

whereby officers can share lessons and ex-

periences, and approach each other for ad-

vice, he said in a recent paper.

Burger found that by dispersing special-

ist personnel across a large number of po-

lice stations -whichhappenedwhen the spe-

cialised units were dissolved - the benefits

of specialisation disappeared

Many experienced detectives lost their

networks and their expertisewent unused.

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

A big part of the problem the police have

in successfully combating crime is the ina-

bility to generate crime intelligence.

This is the view of Dr Johan

Burger put forward at a dis-

cussion at the School of Public

Leadership of the University

of Stellenbosch in Bellville

last Wednesday. Burger is a

senior researcher at the Insti-

tute for Security Studies (ISS)

and Unisa Professor in the de-

partment of Police Practice.

The intense discussion on

justice, safety and security in

South Africa was facilitated

by the Centre for Constitu-

tional Rights.

According to Burger, the

South African Police Ser-

vices crime intelligence per-

formance has declined tomin-

uscule figures over the last

three years, making it almost

impossible to combat orga-

nised crime syndicates over-

running the country.

He referred to the exponential increase of

142 % in armed robberies in shopping cen-

tres over the last year.

I am extremely worried about this in-

crease and part of the problem lies with the

police, he said.

It is because of the lack of SAPS perform-

ance in the domain of crime intelligence,

that crime syndicates such as the ones be-

hindmanymall robberies are having a field

day, he said.

Another worry is the decline in success-

Dr Johan Burger during a

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Welgemoed has seen a marked decrease in

crime after the installation of their Licence

Plate Recognition (LPR) camera system.

At the release of theWelgemoedSafe com-

munitywatch 2014 crimereport onMonday,

vice-chairperson Anita Vos said the results

were surprisingly positive.

Vos said after the second phase of the pro-

ject was implemented in July last year and

the cameras have been instrumental in a

large number of arrests.

Despite the fact that the LPR Camera sy-

stemwas fully implemented for only the se-

cond half of 2014, crime incident statistics

clearly show the upward trend in crime

Welgemoed experienced since 2010 was re-

versed and crime levels were reduced.

Vos said 17 arrests were made in 2014,

compared to the one or two per year made

previously.

Vos said the statistics showed fewer hou-

ses were broken into, with housebreak and

theft cases becoming incidents of attemp-

ted housebreakings.

Most of their data was captured during

the second half of 2014 and some into 2015,

providing us with a good sample size of in-

formation to identify trends and activity.

Vos said 11 different categories of datawe-

re identified.

She said 28 cases of vehicles and 33 sus-

pect pedestrians were intercepted by the

patrol officers and escorted out the area

over the period.

As the LPR system received pop-ups of

suspicious vehicles from elsewhere in Cape

Town entering Welgemoed from the inter-

linked LPR network, in 21 cases they were

able to pick up and intercept suspect vehi-

cles and chase them out of the suburb.

She said from footage supplied to the poli-

ce, 15 cases of identification could be made.

We were able to reverse the trend of in-

creasing crime by reducing incidents. This

while most of our neighbouring areas had

an increase in crime.

Arrests are up, so it is getting less attrac-

tive to steal in Welgemoed, Vos said.

She urged residents to join the initiative

at their next public meeting and AGM on

Thursday 12 March 2015, from 18:30 to 20:00

at the Dutch Reformed Church hall in Dias

Street.

She said they would be reviewing 2014,

discussing the crime statistics in more de-

tail and sharing the organisations future

plans for a safer Welgemoed.

Camera system results in

decreasing crime statistics

Die Tygerberg-volklub vergader op Don-

derdag 19 Februarie om 19:30 in die Kristo

Pienaarsentrum van die Tygerberg-na-

tuurreservaat.

Kevin Drummond-Hay lewer n praat-

jie, toegelig met fotos, oor volkyk in die

Kruger-wildtuin en oostelike Mpumalan-

ga. Besoekers betaal R20 ten bate van be-

waring.

Die klub se uitstappie op Saterdag 14 Fe-

bruarie is na die Weskus Nasionale Park.

V Skakel Antoinette by 083 236 8230 vir inligting.

Tygerbergvolklub vergader in reservaat


leenmet hom te gaan, dat sy verseg het, ten-

sy sy vriende as chaperone kon saamneem.

Ek is baie Calvinisties en het ordentlik

grootgeword. Ek het waardes en wil graag

spore trap waarin my kinders en kleinkin-

ders kan volg. Ek het gevoel as ons n pad

gaan saamstap, moet ons dit reg doen. Die

huwelik is nog vir my heilig.

Waaroor hul wel eens is, is dat hulle siels-

genote is. Oor haar s hy, sy is baie intelli-

gent en wys ek het lief geraak vir haar.

Daar is nou niks wat ek daaraan kan doen

nie. Sy is nog meer uitgesproke: Ek het

mal verlief geraak op hom. Hy het n beson-

derse persoonlikheid en is deur en deur n

gentleman.

Aan die Here die lof, eer en dank. Dit is

baie kosbaar vir my dat hy saam met my

in Sy naam die pad verder aanpak.

Nou trouhulle n dagnValentynsdag by

Eensgezind. Sowat 50 gaste, onder wie sy

drie kinders en haar twee uit haar eerste

huwelik, gaan di heuglike dag bywoon.

Dangaanhullemet oomSol se 230CEMer-

cedes Coupe van 1982 beslis sy grt lief-

de, verklap Pool op hul wittebrood ver-

trek na Struisbaai, Swellendam, Riversdal

en Mosselbaai.

Sarel (Sol) Neethling en Sophia Pool is

dolverlief en trou Sondag. ESM ERASMUS

Liefde blom omtrent

by Huis Aristea

ESM ERASMUS

@erasmusesme

M

et Valentynsdag om die draai, is die

liefde oral in die lug, maar veral in

Huis Aristea in Durbanville blom

dit behoorlik.

Die eerste paartjie in die bestaan van di

ouetehuis gaan die knoop deurhaak op Son-

dag 15 Februarie. Die ouetehuis het verlede

jaar sy 40ste bestaansjaar gevier.

Die 83-jarige Sarel Neethling, alombe-

kend as oom Sol, het nie gras onder sy voete

laat groei toe sy oog die goedversorgde, aan-

vallige Sophia Pool (78) in die gange van die

ouetehuis opgemerk het nie.

Oorhoehulle presies ontmoethet, ishulle

dit glad nie eens nie. Oom Sol, n afgetrede

onderwyser van Wellington, vertel hoe hy

haar te hulp gesnel het toe sy n n skouer-

operasie in Maart verlede jaar n geleent-

heid dokter en fisioterapeut toenodig gehad

het. Sy het haar skouer drie maande tevore

beseer toehaarvoet gegly en sybydie ouete-

huis van n stoep geval en n arm gebreek

het. Hy het reeds daar in die hospitaal vir

haar gaan kuier en dit was die begin van

baie kuiers.

Sy vertel weer hy het reeds n week vr

die operasie in haar kamer gekom en gevra

of hy maar bietjie kan gesels.

Toe ek sien, toe staan hierdie man inmy

kamerdeur. Di geselsie het toe in n lang

kuier ontaard, vertel sy skalks.

Dit was hierdie man wat my na die ope-

rasie rondgery en met alles gehelp het.

OomSol se vrou,Wina,metwie hy 58 jaar

getroud was, is op 23 Januarie verlede haar

oorlede. Hulle het reeds sewe jaar by Aris-

tea in n huis gebly.

Pool was twee keer tevore getroud. Haar

eersteman,AndriesBester, is op 49 jaar oor-

lede, en haar tweede man, Joos Pool, op 70-

jarige leeftyd. Pool, wat opgelei is as maat-

skaplike werker, het daarna by haar dogter

op Riversdal gaan bly. Toe haar dogter in

Junie 2012 oorlede is, het sy in n kamer by

Aristea ingetrek in afwagting op n huis

in die kompleks. Toe oom Sol haar saam-

nooi vir n naweek na sy vakansiehuis in

Struisbaai, het dit haar s gepla om so al-


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@linnertmb

Grypdiewe is n algemene gesig en hulle tei-

ken veral vroue, s die Bellville-polisie.

Kapt. Fienie Nimb s daar is baie maniere

hoe grypdiewe deur n venster kan kom om

die items aan die ander kant beet te kry.

Hulle teiken gewoonlik enige motor waar

items op die passasiersitplek in sig is en ge-

bruik meestal n vonkprop met sy skerp

punt om die ruit te laat versplinter.

Ek het self n video gesien waarin die

inbreker die venster oopbreek met sy lyf,

s Nimb. Op die video-material kan n

mensduidelik siendat diemisdadigerdeur

die een voertuig se vensters kyk, niks van

waarde sien nie, en dan aanbeweeg na die

volgende kar, waar daar n selfoon op die

sitplek l. Hulle breek dan die venster

oop. Nimb het bevestig dat grypdiewe by-

voorbeeld langmouklere opwarm dae aan het

om hul arms te beskerm, en dat van hulle

se arms en skouers oortrek is met littekens

as gevolg van die brekende glas.

Nimb s die beste voorkomende optrede is

om alle sigbare items in die kattebak toe te

sluit.

Die polisie waarsku veral vrouemoet ligloop vir grypdiewe

Soek baas: n Mandjie vol

kostuumjuweliersware is deur n

inwoner in die Majik Forest-park

opgetel en aan die Bellville-polisie

oorhandig. Die polisie vermoed dat

di juweliersware tydens n

huisinbraak gebuit is. Dit l tans as

bewysstuk by die polisiekantoor en

die eienaar kan dit tydens kantoor-

ure by die bewysstuk-klerk eien

met bewys van eienaarskap.

FOTO: KAPT. FIENIE NIMB

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BRIEWE

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nie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

My ore wil nie aldag meer baie

geraas geniet nie. Beide hierdie

skulpdier-ornamente aan die

kante van my haarlose koppie

kom derhalwe kort-kort in

opstand.

Gelukkig is die stilte van my

kantoor n ontsnappingsden,

waar hulle saam met my

gemoed, die onstuimige gewoel

van die onder-Kaap kan systap

en dan soms na niks hoef te

luister nie.

Ons almal ken die manne in

die klein voorstedelike karre-

tjies met die bre tekkies, die

formule een-en-n-driekwart-ag-

teroorhang-sitplekke en die

bestuurder met die agterste-

voor-kepsie en goue kettings...

en die klankstelsel.

Die karretjie se deurpanele is

versterk om seker te maak dat

die swaar luidsprekers nie die

voering flenters skeur wanneer

die hip-hop-doef-daf-bas-klanke

die osoonlaag ingeslinger word

nie.

Soos iemand onder in die

dorp eenkeer ges het: As tjy

die geraas (let wel dit kwalifi-

seer nie as musiek nie) hoor

aankom, dan maak die ander

motors pad; amper soos vir die

polieste en die vleiswaens...

Daar is n klompie eienaar-

dighede, wat deur die aanhoor

van die soveelste raasduiwel,

nou die dag in my gedagtes

losgetorring het.

Hoekom is dit net manlike

bestuurders wat dit so uiters

nodig ag om sy gebrek aan

musieksmaak en respek vir

ander mense se ore aan die

strate van die dorp bloot te

stel?

Die meisies/vroue doen dit

dan nie.

Ons jongste seun sal s dat

dit is omdat die ouens rebels

is. Rebelle sonder taak en rede.

Indien iemand egter onder

die valse indruk verkeer dat

hierdie verskynsel n stedelike

Sodom-siekte is, dan kan ek

vandag, hier en nou, dit

kategories en in perfekte

politiek verarmde taal die

Musiek in karre

straf sy ore erg

Be aware that there are people

phoning your domestic ser-

vants/maids to enquire about

their employers names and

telephone numbers.

They then phone you and

pose as your domestic workers

relatives and tell you she has

died and they need financial

assistance.

They are quite convincing as

a woman who said she was my

maids daughter was actually

crying when we talked on the

phone. Another thing that has

been happening is young

women going door to door

asking if you have a domestic

servant and could they speak to

her. They might also be on a

fact-finding expedition with a

view to pulling a similar scam.

ANONYMOUS

Durbanville Hills

Dont give away

employees details

A few days ago I used a

disabled parking bay in front of

the Edgemead shopping centre.

I have used this facility for

many years as it is convenient-

ly situated in front of the ATM

and it is always easy for my

wife to find a shopping trolly I

use as a walking aid. On this

specific day, after climbing on

top of the curbstones with my

two crutches to walk to the

ATM, I was left dumbfounded

by a very healthy person

pushing a pram who confronted

me to tell me I was parking

illegally. When I returned to

my car I noticed a message

painted in white on the tarred

service reading moms and

tots. While standing, still

upset, it occured to me that at

the front of the centre there

were now parking bays alloca-

ted further away from where I

was parked. I noticed an open

bay about five vehicles away.

Ideal for winter rainy days. The

new arrangements prompts me

to ask the following questions:

Are there bike riders who are

handicapped? Do moms and

tots fall within the category of

handicapped and disabled? Do

the architcts of these projects

know the meaning of physically

handicapped?

POLIO VICTIM (82)

Plattekloof Glen

Disabled parking

changes a problem

On Saturday February 7 we had

an intruder in our house and

when we called the Goodwood

police, they arrived within 4

minutes.

They were very professional

and calmed my wife who was

very shocked at discovering the

intruder. I did not get their

names but would like to thank

them for their speedy and

efficient performance.

MW BROWN

Hamilton Street

Thanks to the police

for profesionalism

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V Iwascaughthook lineandsinkerbyoce

an basket Cape Gate, served with river

fish from Vietnam ugh so much for the

fresh sea article.

You have lost a customer and our friends

will also not go there anymore. anony

mous

VMelkboshet die beste polisie in die land.

Jammer dat besoekers verwag dat die

manne in n warmwamoet eet. En onsig

baar inkopiesmoetdoen.Wow! Anoniem

VThephotographonthefrontpageofthis

weeks paper is in bad taste and disres

pectful towards the woman and women

in general. Wonder if you would have pu

blished such a photograph if it was awhi

te woman with a child on her breast.

Shocked

V Aan daai twee babbelkousvroue wat

soggens vyfuur in Cedarwoodpark stap

net omdat jy wakker is, het jy nie die reg

omanderwakker tepraatnie! Aarbeiland

inwoner

V When the power gets cut how come

KraaifonteinandnotBrackenfell.Bothare

10 on the map. Chelsea

V Ek hoop Wonder Net het intussen uit

gevind dat daar polisielede 24/7 in die

Bloubergkantoor is, maar ook daarbuite,

en dat hulle onder meer by eetplekke en

winkels deur optrede en sigbare teen

woordigheid misdaad bestry.

Polisie eet en doen ook inkopies in af

enetenstye, ensomsooknoodwendigge

durende werkstyd.

As n mens wil kla, is die positiewe optre

de ommetdie bevelvoerder te skakel eer

der as om deur negatiewe kritiek in die

mediadienoodsaaklikevertroue indiepo

lisie te skaad.

Ekwondernetofdie ingeligte, permanen

te inwoners met die besoeker Wonder

Net sepersepsie saamstem. Antikriti

kastery, Bellville

) SMSe kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord

Tyger, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

teendeel bevestig: oral waar

klein karretjies met groot egos,

groter uitlaatpype en goor

opvoeding uithang, is die

resultaat dieselfde...

Van Hanoverpark en Milner-

ton en Durbanville, tot diep

doer binne-in die Vredendal.

Destyds in die jeugdige jare

van onbesorgdheid en woelige

ledemate het ons maters so een

of twee keer n nagklub in die

stad gaan besoek. Die bas- en

doef-doef-klanke het voluit deur

massiewe luidsprekers almal

binne en buite die klub se

oordromme met mening geteis-

ter. Die geraas was egter

steeds musiek.

Hoe werk die ouens van

vandag se ore dan?

Wanneer hy van en na sy

werkplek ry en die kloppende

klanke druis deur sy oordrom-

me, moet hy ook seker sukkel

om sy gehoor weer aan die

werk te kry? Of luister hul

gewoon net nie?

Die vraag wat egter by my

bly opkom is, kan n geruis n

stil gemoed huisves?

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e-pos

Rooftogte by

sentrums

vereis optrede

Suid-Afrikaners is lankal misdaadvoos.

Huisinbrake is al n geruime tyd lank ons

voorland.

Daarom beveilig ons onsself met ho

mure, veiligheidshekke, alarmstelsels en

kwaai honde. Buurtwagte dien as byko-

mende buffer teen di inbrekers.

Maar in die afgelope klomp maande het

n nuwe misdaadtendens sy kop uitge-

steek wat nou ontstellende afmetings

aanneem en die publiek meer as ooit

vantevore blootstel aan di misdaadgolf,

ook omdat hulle nie self voorsorgmaat-

rels kan tref om hul eie veiligheid te

verseker nie.

Sentrummisdaad het nou n wrede

werklikheid van ons samelewing geword.

Boonop het dit in net n kort tydjie

drasties toegeneem.

Oral in die verspreidingsgebied van

TygerBurger lees n mens daagliks van

winkels in sentrums wat beroof word

van n restaurant in die Tygervalleisen-

trum tot by n Milnertonse winkel wat

huishoudelike toerusting verkoop.

Apteke, selfoonwinkels en vulstasies loop

deur. En dit neem daagliks toe.

Die meeste sentrums se sekerheidsper-

soneel is nie regtig opgelei om gewapende

rooftogte hok te slaan nie. Die publiek is

deurentyd blootgestel daaraan. En dit is

immers elke landsburger se basiese reg

om beskerm te word as hy of sy n

openbare plek besoek.

Dit bring mee dat hierdie situasie n

n prioriteitsaak vir die polisie mt

word. Spesiale eenhede wat op sentrum-

misdaad fokus, is n noodsaaklikheid.

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T

he journey fromplaying ablikgitaar in

Athlone to playingCarnegieHall start-

ed when Gammie Lakay fell in love

with the sounds that surrounded him in his

neighbourhood.

If youve been to a David Kramer produc-

tion in the last 25 years youve experienced

the musical magic that happens when he

gets that guitar groove going.

While working with Kramer and the late

Taliep Petersen in their productions tour-

ing the world has been a dream come true,

its a journey still continuing.

In December last year he was part of the

band that went to Carnegie Hall in New

York and said when he stepped onto that

stage he thought back to his roots.

Iwas very emotional, he says. Was this

laaitie who learnt his music on the streets

really standing on this stage?

As I plugged in for the sound check and

the first notes of my guitar rang out I knew

it was not a dream - my passion for music

had paid off.

Surrounded by music

Gammie points out that growing up in 7th

Avenue in Athlone you could not help hav-

ing music influence you.

This is the same road as the famous But-

ler family, he says.

Music came to you from the corners

where guys were singing, the langarm

bands, the Christmas Choirs and of course

the Minstrels. When I first heard the sound

of the guitar with the choirs I knew that I

wanted to play.

There was nomoney for an instrument at

that time so some ingenuity saw him mak-

ing his own guitar from a tin can.

I just had to play something, he laughs.

There were no formal lessons so I just

watched. My guitar may not have been in

tune but my fingers were making the right

moves and in my head I was a star.

Eventually he got a real guitar for his 13th

birthday and he started taking his music

more seriously, learning from those around

him and getting involved with the min-

strels.

My music school was the streets, the ra-

dio and gramophone. Therewas alwaysmu-

sic around me and I wanted to play every-

thing from the Beatles to Jimi Hendrix.

Eventually hewas invited to join the band

Harold and the Hippies.

We were very popular on the local

scene, he remembers.

Richard John Smith was also part of the

band at the time and we had a bit of a hit

with the song Storybook Children, but the

radio would not play it because hippies

were supposed to be bad,he laughs.

Since then he has played with many

bandsbut it is the relationshipwith themin-

strels that eventually got him joining the

Kramer/Petersen family.

Regular gigs

I always knew Taliep (Petersen) from

working with the minstrels and he always

loved my playing. For years he would tell

me that hewanted toworkwithme but both

of us were always busy with other projects.

Eventually Howard Links (bass player

forKramer/Petersen) rockedupatmyplace

and just said kom, Taliep soek vir jou

(come, Taliep is looking for you).

Since then David has not stopped using

us as his backing band and for recordings.

Weve built up a good relationship, adding

that real Cape flavour to his music.

A particularly proud moment was when

David included my tune Ons Jol Innie Hei-

develd for the concert in Carnegie hall.

Of course we eventually sangOns Jol In-

nie Carnegie Hall and watching the people

get up and dance made me realise how

proud I was to be working with the best in

the South African music industry.

The musical journey is far from over for

Gammie there is still a lot that he is doing

and wants to do.

Recording is high on that list of getting

his original material on an album, he wants

to teach more and still loves gigging when

not working on a Kramer production.

He has formed a group Fantacy with sing-

er Vincent Carlindt and they gig at the

Groun Coffee Restaurant (4 Denver Road,

Lansdowne) on Thursdays from 20:00 and

on Saturdays at Cafe Royale (also in Lans-

downe Road) from 17:00.

I am available for any type of gig, he

says.

VGammie Lakay can be contacted on083 776 5092.

Check Gammie in action at https://www.youtu-

be.com/watch?v=9rBjnakTmWA.

Gammie jol in Carnegie Hall

The guitar groove of Gammie Lakay has taken

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Carnegie Hall. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Bellville se stapklub verken

di keer Gordonsbaai

Die Bellville-stapklub se volgende staptog

loop langs die GB-teken van Gordonsbaai

verby.

Di stap vind op Saterdag 14 Februarie

op die Danie Miller-voetslaanpad aan die

voet van die Hottentots-Hollandberge plaas.

Die stappers sal van die parkeerarea buite

die Gordonsbaai-strand kontoerlangs onder

die GB-landmerk stap. Aan die einde van

die voetpad stap die groep straatlangs see

toe vir n heerlike swem en verversings.

Eie piekniek-items is welkom.

N die kuier stap die groep weer kus-

langs terug na hul motors. Die groep kom

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Oakdale om 07:00 byeen. Die koste beloop

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Marius Carstens is die stapleier.

V Carstens kan gekontak word by 021 948 3939.


STONEFOUNTAIN

COLLEGE

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A

n identity fraudster who had been

causing his victim misery for 16

years, has been busted by City traffic

officials.

Jafta Williams went to the Parow Traffic

Department a few weeks ago to enquire

about a number of traffic fines and war-

rants issued in his name relating to offen-

ces he had not committed.

Williams saidhehad lost his identity doc-

ument and drivers licence in Bellville 16

years ago and has been haunted by an iden-

tity thief ever since, facing arrest for out-

standing fines and having to pay for offen-

ces he never committed. Efforts to clear up

the issue, includingwith the South African

Police Service and home affairs, had come

to nought.

At the traffic department, one of the offi-

cers searched the database and found a

string of offences registered in the Retreat

and Capricorn areas some for a Toyota

minibus and others for a Toyota Tazz. The

discovery led officers Desr Benadie and

Marnus Visser to the Retreat taxi rank the

following day, where they received confir-

mation that the person going by the vic-

tims name was in fact a taxi driver. Once

they tracked him down, he insisted that he

wasWilliamsandproducedan identitydoc-

ument to prove it.

The fraudster was so brazen. He actual-

ly tried to convince the officers that he was

in fact Mr Williams. Even when they went

off in search of a Morpho Touch machine

to verify his identity through fingerprint-

ing, he still stuck to his story. Only through

persistent questioning did he eventually

confess that he had in fact stolen the resi-

dents identity and had used it to make du-

plicate licences and purchase a vehicle, as

he never legally acquired his own driving

licence, said the Citys mayco member for

safety and security, JP Smith.

The suspect was arrested for fraud and

has since appeared in court.

These officers went above and beyond

the call of duty and are to be commended

for their efforts. Their search for the truth

led them to Retreat, Capricorn, Hillstar

Traffic Department, the Delft police station

and Cape Town International Airport.

Identity theft is a problem and judging by

the victims account, very difficult to re-

solve. I am very pleased that he was able

to finally catch a break in a very long battle

and I would like to urge the public to be ex-

tra vigilant and to guard against falling vic-

tim to this type of theft. Also, do not just

take traffic notices at face value and, if

youre unsure, rather go to your nearest

traffic department to double-check fines.

As illustrated by this case, we will assist

where we can, but ultimately home affairs

doesneed to shapeup todealwith this ongo-

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T

hree weeks ago Allyson Swanepoel

from Kraaifontein started knitting

and didnt stop until she had com-

pleted 40brandnewsets of newbornbaby

beanies and booties.

And she is not finished yet.

About 500 babies are born at Carl

Bremmer eachmonth, many of whom do

not have proper warm clothing to go ho-

me in, she says.

She learned of their plight from a nur-

sing sister at the hospital after she read

a pamphlet in a wool shop recently.

It reads as follows: There are a num-

ber of hospitals around the country, in

which babies are being born who have

no warm clothes to wear. In some of the-

se hospitals the babies are evenwrapped

in newspaper and sent home. Many of

them become very ill (pneumonia and

bronchitis) and are even dying of this.

Great demand

Being a grandmother of 11 grandchil-

dren and a veteran knitter, this tragedy

gripped her heart and she immediately

bought a bag of wool and set off home to

start the mammoth project.

The nursing sister even provided me

with a pattern for beanies and booties for

premature babies, as this is often a dire

need. The hospital already have a group

of ladies knitting for them, but it is sim-

ply not enough for the demand. Many of

the young mothers who come in for la-

bour are still at school and can hardly ta-

ke care of themselves, says Allyson.

On a table in her living room she

spread out the cute and colourful knitted

sets.

Fourty down...hundreds to go! But I

cant do it alone. Like me, there must be

many other community members out

there who loves knitting, have some spa-

re time and would like to join a knitting

group.

For Allyson this is an opportunity to

give back to the community.

Teaching

I absolutely love babies and although

our families need us, there are those in-

nocents out there who need us even mo-

re, she says, adding that she is willing

to teach volunteers how to knit.

Ive knitted all my life and it is a won-

derfully, relaxing and therapeutic hob-

by. You can sit and knit all day!

V Contact Allyson on 0829795590 to get invol-

ved in this worthwhile community project. or to

donate wool.

Granny knits up a

storm for babies

Allyson Swanepoel in her living room

in Kraaifontein. PHOTO: DESIRE RORKE

The Bellville Art Centre onMonday started

hosting the first in a series of very exciting

new cartooning classes.

The classes will be presented by artist

Vernon Fourie every second Monday eve-

ning, and every second Friday afternoon.

Friday sessions will be from 14:30 to 16:30

and started on Friday 6 February at the li-

brarys art centre.

Monday sessionswill behosted from15:00

to 17:00.

Sessions must be booked monthly in ad-

vance and cost R155 per person per session.

A list of the requiredmaterials andadditi-

onal information can be obtained from the

artist at 076 078 3272.

Toon school opens at library

Cartooning classes are being offered at the

Bellville Library Centre.

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UnitedNationsUWC lastMonday for a series

of discussions on how to use the worldwide

data revolution for sustainable development.

We are producing data every second of

our lives, and that all goes somewhere and

some people can use it, and some cant, said

Professor Enrico Giovannini, chairman of

the UN Secretary Generals Independent Ad-

visory Expert Group.

The talk was the first step of a Statistics

South Africa outreach programme exploring

the recently-released A World That Counts

report on the data revolution, andwhat itme-

ans for sustainable development.

UWC Rector Professor Tyrone Pretorius

said: With projects like this, there is always

the risk that dominant discourses around the

world will favour the interests of the econo-

mically powerful.

The powerful may measure what is of in-

terest to them and use that data to find soluti-

ons to the problems they face, leaving the

weak to fend for themselves, he said.

Pali Lehohla, Secretary-General of Statis-

tics South Africa, said the data revolution

was particulary important in Africa.

We cant afford to miss out on the data re-

volution. We need to use it to understand the

world and change it for the better.

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Xhosa classes on

offer at the library

A Xhosa conversational course for the

absolute beginner starts on Tuesday 17

February 2015 at the Bellville Library

from 20h00 until 21h15 over 10 contact

sessions every Tuesday evening.

This basic course is comprised of a

fun and interactive communication

component which focuses on speaking

Xhosa in the general work, home and

town environments. An in-depth cultural

component is also included to help

participants understand Xhosa speakers

cultural practices.

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Cyclists get on

their bikes for

Down Syndrome

Seven men with hearts of gold will

cover about 480 km on bicyles

one a paraplegic on his special

bicycle to raise awareness for a

special projects.

From 23 to 28 February, the men

will cycle from Bellville to Mossel

Bay to gather support for people

with Downs Syndrome.

This is the 15th annual cycle

tour held with the support of the

Mountainview Cycling Club of the

Goodwood Correctional Services.

What an exciting time in our

year this is! a statement said.

The group requested residents

along their route please support

their cause as an ambassador in

your town to help us raise funds,

the statement said.

We will be stopping in all the

towns along the N2 from Bellville

to Mossel Bay, so we can come and

collect donations at identified

venues in your town.

No contribution is too small to

make a difference!

V Anyone who would like to get involved

or make a donation, can contact the

group on 021 919 8533, or Liza on

082 211 1112, Tineke on 084 258 6436, or

by emailing [email protected].

A Golf Day is on the cards to raise funds

for thenewlyopenedYardenChildrensEn-

richment Centre for special needs children

in Durbanville.

The organisation will be hosting the

event, theFourBall BetterBallAlliance, on

12 February at the Bellville Golf Club.

There is currently no centre (to cater)

for these children, said Adri Cloete,

founder of the centre and mother to a spe-

cial needs child.

We will accommodate children with

rear diseases and spastic quadriplegic cere-

bral palsy, she said.

Funds raisedwill go towardsnappies (the

children need these for the rest of their

lives), continuous speech, occupational

and physiotherapy, caregiver fees, special-

isedwheelchairs andmanymore expenses.

Their medical expenses are very high

due to certainmedication and special treat-

ments and operations. These are just a few

of the costs the parents have to deal with,

Laetitia said. Sponsorships are R500 per

hole and alliances cost R2 000. Every partic-

ipant will receive a gift bag and there will

also be a prize-giving.

V Contact Adri Cloete at 082 680 0236 or at

[email protected]. To enter, contact Laetitia

Bester at 082 876 1763 or send email to Laebes-

[email protected].

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