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“It is time we as community take careof the police,” says pastor LouiseHoneyman, a volunteer at the Bell-

ville police trauma room.Honeyman, an intern at Vredelust NG

Kerk, studies social services and human sci-ences, specialising in criminology and soci-ology.All of this has created a painful awareness

of what kind of stress members of the police

work under, she says.“My research shows that there is only one

psychologist available for every 100 policeofficers. Where other service providers likelaw enforcement have a functioning emo-tional wellness programme, I think the po-lice are being neglected,” she says.With the support of the Synod of the NG

Kerk, she initiated a training and develop-ment workshop to look at trauma and thewell-being of individuals in the safety andsecurity sector. In collaboration with psy-chologists and care workers from across the

globe the first of these workshops were heldat the Vredelust Auditorium on 12 October.Doctors Robert and Terri Watson, post

traumatic stress syndrome counsellors andpsychologists from Illinois led theworkshopwhile Richard Petersen, a retired senior ser-geant who runs an emotional wellness pro-gramme also in Illinois, took part in the pro-ceedings on a Skype connection that wasprojected on a screen in the auditorium.The programme consisted of talks about

understanding trauma, how policing in theUnited States correlates with policing here

and how to take “soul care” of yourself.Almost 70 attendees,which includedmem-

bers of lawenforcement and themetropolicefrom as far as stations inWellington, turnedup at the first workshop, and although 150were expected,Honeyman feels itwasa roar-ing success.“Thiswas just the start. Once I have estab-

lished a care network, the Vredelust churchand the synod will be supporting it. We nowjust need the buy-in from the department ofsafety and security and the police,” she says.

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Die ma van die vermoorde ValenciaFarmer sê sy is bly die ondersoek ensaak loop nou einde se kant toe.

Sylvia Farmer (58), ma van die 14-jarigemoordslagoffer, het verlede week buitekantdie Blue Downs-landdroshof aan TygerBur-ger vertel dat sy nooit moed opgegee het dathaar kind se moordenaars vir hul grudadesal boet nie.

Valencia is 16 jaar gelede in Junie 1999 inEucalyptusstraat, Eersterivier vermoor. Syis as dood agtergelaat, maar kon daarinslaag om haar aanvallers by ’n hospitaal teidentifiseer.

Sy het kort daarna aan haar wonde be-swyk.

Valencia is 52 keer gesteek en haar keelis afgesny.

Verlede Vrydag het die jongste verdagtein die saak, Elmario Maasdorp (38), vir syaandeel in die moord in die hof verskyn.

Elmario is op Vrydag 11 September by syhuis in Kleinvlei in hegtenis geneem.

Die hof was Vrydag stampvol met familie-lede, vriende, buurtwaglede en nie-rege-ringsorganisasielede.

“Ek weet dat geregtigheid uiteindelik salgeskied.

“Ek gee nie om om oor en weer na die hoftoe te kom nie. Die ondersteuning wat ekontvang, help my verskriklik,” sê Sylvia

Sy sê sy het lank gewag vir die ondersoekom klaar te kom.

“Ek het nog altyd gevoel daar is stukkiesvan die legkaart wat nie pas nie, maar eksal nou kan aangaan met my lewe,” vertelsy.

Julian Unthank, voorsitter van die Gro-ter-Eersterivier- en Blue Downs-gemeen-skapspolisiëringsforum, sê hy is baie verlig.

“Van ons kant af is ons bitter bly dat dieondersoekbeampte die laaste verdagte vas-getrek het.

“Ons hoop nou net dat die saak nie lanksal sloer nie, maar dat dit spoedig afgehan-

del sal word,” sê hy.Violet Mnyimba, lid van Eersterivier se

nie-regeringsorganisasie, Community Wo-men Action, was ook by die hof om haarsteun aan Sylvia te gee.

“Ek is regtig bly die verdagte is gevangen is nou in die hof.

“Geregtigheid is besig om te geskied. Onsgemeenskap het nou eindelik meer vertrouein die regstelsel.

“Ons bedank ook die ondersoekbeampte,Eddie Clark, wat destyds belowe het om aldie verdagtes te vang, vir sy toegewydheid,”sê Violet.

Elmario het Vrydagoggend vlugtig instreekhof 3 verskyn.

Sy saak is deur landdros Deon van derSpuy tot vandag uitgestel. Elmario bly inhegtenis. Hy het by ’n vorige geleentheidaangedui dat hy nie om borgtog aansoek saldoen nie.

Die ander wat vir die moord aangekeer engestraf is, is Russell van Wyk, Glenville“Bekkies” Faro en Franklyn Roberts.

Ma gee nooit moed op nie

Elmario Maasdorp (38) sit in hof ná die verrigtinge.

SylviaFarmer(links),ValenciaFarmer sema, is hiersaam metVioletMnyimba, lidvan dienie­rege­ringsorgani­sasieCommunityWomenAction, buitedie hof.FOTO’S:RICHARDROBERTS

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Attendees all had to take part in a sur-vey about how they experience anddeal with stress and trauma. What isalarming about the results of this sur-vey, Honeyman says, is the generalconsensus that there is not enoughdebriefing opportunity for officers onthe ground and that a “us versusthem” mentality exists with theirmanagement. The majority also donot feel respected and supported bytheir community.

“I would like to meet Dan Plato andJP Smith now and talk about the re-sults of this survey. We need buy-infrom them to utilise the network ofpsychologists, councillors and socialworkers that is already available.

“We also want to build a networkof people who can help on a pro-bonobasis with one on one therapy.

“What I need right now is sugges-tions. I need to grow a network andthen I can make informed decisions.This workshop was just the start,”Heneyman says.

Immediately after the workshopshe created a Facebook group “PoliceCare and Support Network” which issteadily growing. “I am already re-ceiving messages from people whowould like to become involved,” shesays.

“(Major General Thembisile) Pat-ekile has not responded to numerousemails I sent,” she says, but adds thatshe will not be discouraged by this.

“I bite into something like a pitbull. I do not let go.”

Attendees of the first workshopwere sent home with an “assess your-self” worksheet, a questionnaire thatrates the level that individuals lookafter themselves on a physical, emo-tional, mental, spiritual and relation-al way. Honeyman says hopefullythis will help to break the perceptionthat it is not OK to talk about trauma.V Contact Louise Honeyman at lou­iseh@churchadventure.co.za or visit the Po­lice Care and Support Network Facebookpage for information to join them.

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OnSunday theR300nearDelft claimedan-other victim when police responded to anincident at 16:00.The car, a Ford Ikon, was travelling in

the direction of Bellville when it left theroad and rolled multiple times.According to information gathered at

the scene therewere four people in the carincluding the driver.Officers immediately called for medical

help but one of the passengers had alreadysuccumbed to his injuries and died at the

scene. Three were rushed to hospital.ER24 spokesperson RusselMeiring said

the paramedics along with other rescueservices arrived on the scene and foundthe car on its roof on the side of the road.“On assessment, they found four pa-

tients lying around the vehicle, after theywere ejected,” he said.“Anotherman lay trapped inside the ve-

hicle and one of the men that had beenejected from the vehiclewas found to havesuccumbed to multiple injuries.”

Rescue services had to use the jaws oflife equipment to free the trapped manfrom his vehicle.Once freed, paramedics treated the pa-

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GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

Robbers came off second best when anattempted armed robbery went wrongfor them and ended up in a shoot-out

with the police on the streets of Epping.On Friday 16 October at 13:30 six armed

men attempted to storm the premises of awholesale dealer but police reacted immedi-ately cornering the suspects.Police spokesman FC van Wyk said six

men had tried to storm the premises of thewholesaler when police intervened.“We responded immediately and in the

process to apprehend the suspects, threerobbers were fatally wounded, one waswounded and hospitalised, and twowere ar-rested,” Van Wyk said.“Three firearms were confiscated on the

scene as well as four motor vehicles used inthe executionof the crime.Noother injurieswere reported.”Fortunately no member of the public was

injured during the shoot-out..Police inDelft are also looking for infor-

mation relating to a shooting that took placeon Saturday.At about 22:40 officers responded to an in-

cident where a man was injured in front ofa house in Aster Street, Roosendal.Police found he had been stabbed in his

chest a number of times and subsequentlydied on the scene.Communications officer for Delft, Cap-

tain Joe Wilson, said they suspect that rob-bery was the motive for the killing becausehis shoes were missing.No arrests have beenmade and police are

investigating a charge of murder.Anyone with information about the inci-

dent can contact the investigating officer,Detective Constable Louis Van Wyk on021 954 9000.

. Police in Bishop Lavis are looking forassistance to solve a case that happened inNovember last year.On 30 November they were called to a

scene in Frank Street, Valhalla Park wherethey found the body of Mornay Japhta, 26,and another victim who had injuries on hisleft leg.

Japhta sustained wounds to his rightarm, right abdomen, hip and the buttocks.According to the surviving victim, four

unknown men approached them from be-hind demanded their belongings and thenstarted shooting at them.Police need more information that will

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Learners from Delft and surroundings, Sinenjongo Mgwadlanyana, SinoxoloMaqona, Yonela Diakavu, Kwanda Arosi and Asange Cotoyana have fun withfood this National Nutrition Week at a foodie workshop at Abedare PrimarySchool on Tuesday 13 October in the lead up to World Food Day on 16October.

Children can’t goto school hungryPupils at Aberdare Primary inDelft were treated to a “breakfastfor better days” to celebrate Na-tional Nutrition Week last week.On Tuesday 13 October an event

was hosted by Kellogg’s Breakfastfor Better Days to highlight the im-portance of nutrition in schools.The aim for National Nutrition

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When it comes to themusi-cal beat, Belhar is hometo a top talent that’s set

to soar to greater heights.You’ve probably seen and

heard Zeldene McDonald in ac-tion because she has been a back-ing vocalist with some of the bestin the business, but on Saturday31 October she’ll be taking thelead role as she showcases herlife in music.The bubbly 29-year-old is cur-

rentlyworkingat theCapeMusicInstitute where she studied andhas performed with the likes ofKarin Kortje, Camillo Lombard,Vicky Sampson, Jamali, ClairePhillips, Nomfusi And TheLucky Charms, Allistair Isobeland Lukemaan Adams but hertalent has also added to the per-formances of international actslike Peaches and Herb, JonathanButler and Tevon Campbell.“Singing became part of me at

a very young and tender age,”she says.“My grandmother played a vi-

tal role inmotivating and groom-ing me because she saw some-thing in me that belonged onstage.”Like so many entertainers on

the Cape Flats her singing start-ed in church and she was per-forming at concerts from the ageof 19.“I always used to sing in

church and events that werechurch related, but never reallygot to experience music outsideof the church, even though it wasmy dream to perform to a wideraudience,”she says.“That all changed when I got

the opportunity to audition for a

scholarship to study at the CapeMusic Institute.“My dream became a reality

and I started singing profession-ally while I was busy with mystudies.”Zeldene explained that work-

ing with somany artists over theyears has given her a wealth ofexperience in a variety of genres.“I have learned from every ex-

perience and I don’t want to beboxed into one particular style –I want people to know me for myversatility.“I travelled abroad to London

and Portugal showcasing my tal-ent, did several recordings withother artists and write my ownsongs, so I can proudly say thatmy gift has been growingwith allthese experiences, and that is

what I want to showcase withthis concert.”Shewill be hosting the concert,

My Life in Music, at the GardenCourt Theatre on the corner ofMelbourne and Coronationroads, Walmer Estate, on Satur-day 31 October starting at 19:30with special guest guitarist Kea-nu Harker.“I livemy life and dream to the

fullest and I don’t allow anythingto keep me back,” she adds.“My mentor, Camillo Lom-

bard, has always been encourag-ing this dream, teaching me tonot just singwell but also remainhumble and appreciate my gift –no matter what the cost in theend.”V For more information and bookingcall 083 597 1678.

Zeldene to shareher story in song

ZeldeneMcDonald isjumpingwith joy toshare thestory of herlife inmusic atthe GardenCourtTheatre onSaturday 31October.PHOTO: GARYVAN DYK

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There is a renewed call for Ravensmeadresidents to take control of their neigh-bourhoods to inspire change.

Subcouncil chairperson Clive Justus waslaying down this challenge then the City in-stalled a new FreeCall line at the Ravens-mead Multi-purpose Centre last week.“The purpose of the FreeCall line is to im-

prove service delivery by increasing accessto the City’s Call Centre,” he said.“It will make engagement with the City

so much easier and at no cost and it can beused to contact the City for various enquir-ies and service requests such as illegaldumping, water leaks, sewer blockages,refuse collection, street lights out, pot holes,damaged roads and account enquiries.”He further pointed out that Subcouncil 4

already had seven FreeCall phones servic-ing the area at theAdriaansehousing office,Goodwood library, Kalksteenfontein com-munity centre, Leonsdale library, Matroos-fontein civic centre, ParowParkhousing of-

fice, Ravensmead multipurpose centre andUitsig civic centre.Justus explained that in order to keep

Cape Town a well run city, it is importantthat service requests and logged faults areacknowledged and attended to timeously.“This system ensures that where it is nec-

essary for residents to follow up on theirlogged requests, they have their referencenumbers easily at hand.“The City of Cape Town is pleased that

71% of all faults logged with the City wereresolved within 14 days. The remainder ofcomplaints, which include more complexfaults, are being attended to as a matter ofurgency by staff working over-time“This ‘own, love, improve your street’ ini-

tiative urges individuals to invest theirtime, effort and passion so that a new caringcommunity spirit will develop. Individualswho take the lead will inspire their fellowcommunitymembers to join them to ensurechange and a community feel.“We would like to see an emergence of

proud, self-reliant and committed residentsthat flourish in their communities.”

If youare amatric pupil still looking for somedirection in your future, head out to Bonte-heuwel on Saturday 24 October.The Academy of youth and community de-

velopment opportunity (AYCDO) will behosting theMatriculant career expo extrava-

ganza at the Netreg NewApostolic church inKalksteenfontein from 12:00.All learners and unemployed youth are al-

so welcome to attend.V For more information contact Charles Jacobs on071 278 8773 or cjacobs.npo@gmail.com.

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Pearl now also apoet and writerGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Janine van Rooy, better known as BlaqPearl, a talented singer, poet and cultur-al activist, is reaching out to the world

as a writer with the publication of her firstbook.She has worked with some of the best in

the business and describes her style as ablend of African soul, jazz, hip-hop andR&B.Now she is a published author and like

most of her projects she didnotwait for pub-lishers to come knocking on her door – shetackled it all on her own.“My love for writing started in primary

school. I simply loved reading and writingand discovered that it counted inmy favourwhen I was top of my class almost everyyear,” she says.“I guess my active imagination also

played a part. I always had stories andwords in my head even when I reached myword limit in essays and tasks.“When I was about 12, I started writing

my first piece of expression. I faced manychallenges growing up in Mitchell’s Plain,Beacon Valley, so I used my writing to helpme deal with it.“I still do, but now in my 30s, I still have

to deal with various issues and challenges,just likemany other people, andmywritingis like a tool for coping and healing.”Like so many other talented artists hail-

ing from the Cape Flats, her love for musicstarted in church.“Growing up, there was always an oppor-

tunity in our church to perform – either ina play, the Sunday school choir or a talentshow or something.“I am grateful for that. It helped me to de-

velop confidence. Furthermore I often per-formed for family at gatherings and then,as you know now, I perform on various sta-ges to different people in the world.“I just love sharing my gift; my talent.

Performance gives me the platform to befree and in touch with my deeper, angelicbeing. I transcend to another realm, in a

way.“It also allows for engagement and con-

nection with the audience. I knowwe as hu-man beings havemuch in common and thatsoul connection moves beyond all our dif-ferences.”She is very excited about this, her first

publication that is a collection of her writ-ing, and explained that it was in the plan-ning stages for two years.“Somehow I always found a reason to not

‘just do it!’ It somehowseemedmore compli-cated and that put me off.“I guess now the time was just right!” she

laughs.She calls her book Karadaa!, meaning

“kyk daar” (look there) or “here’s the space,just take it”.Themain themes in herwriting are about

issues in society and also about her experi-ences in love and relationships.“This book includes my writing from my

teenage years until now, my thirties,” sheexplains.“I chose these poems, songs and stories to

share with the reader – firstly, to somehowget to know me a bit, then of course I’d liketo raise issues and solutions to things weface in this day and time that anyone canrelate to.“Knowledge enables us to have the choice

to do something. For me the word goes withthe deed, so I hope that through my writingthe reader gets to find some relation (know-ing you are not alone), a sense of release,solution to whatever problem they facenow, which I faced at some point.”Janine also pointed out that the publica-

tionof her bookhas alsobeenan inspirationfor the future.“For the future there’s still a lot more in

store – more love, more poetry, stories andmusic; more performances and active in-volvement in society.“I look forward to positive growth, so you

too can look forward to more books, morealbums, more moves!”V The book is available directly from her on blaq­pearl1@gmail.com, or inbox her on Facebook, Janinevan Rooy (Blaq Pearl).

The Bishop Lavis Development Forum willbe hosting a meeting today (Wednesday) atJohn Ramsay High School from 19:00.Some of the items on the agenda include

feedback on the Bishop Lavis Urban NodalDevelopment, a review of the constitutionwith the aim of registering as an NPO andan application for the building of a skillstraining centre for the building trade.V Call 084 385 1354 for more information.

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The Wesley Methodist Church in Parow willbe hosting their annual bazaar on Saturday31 October. Starting at 09:00 in the churchgrounds in Bedford Street you can enjoy the

White Elephant stall, arts and crafts, boere-wors rolls, curries, fruit and veg, plants andgardening as well as relax in the tea garden.V For more information call Colleen on 083 289 0126.

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the chance to win an amazing prize – abrand-new Chevrolet Spark, worthR123 000, courtesy of Reeds N1 City.In order to enter the draw for a chance

to drive off in this brand-new vehicle, allyou need to do is to spend R200 or moreat N1 City Mall, write your contact de-tails on your qualifying till slip, and popit in one of the marked entry boxes.On Monday 26 October ten finalists

will be chosen from the entry pool, andwill participate in an elimination roundat the centre on Saturday 31 October.Whoever can go the distance in the fi-

nal round will be the one lucky enough

to drive off with the car.In the run-up to the birthday the centre

will also be rewarding the first 60 cus-tomers per day who spend R200 or morewith a limited edition birthday bag. Thisis no ordinary bag however – this is onefeaturing unique “happiness” themedartwork, created by Brent Lillistonefrom Monte Vista Primary School, aspart of N1 City Mall’s kids art competi-tion hosted earlier this year.In conjunction with TygerBurger, the

art event saw over 750 children from lo-cal schools competing to design the ulti-mate happiness themed artwork. Thepublic was then asked to vote on the re-sults, with Brent’s creation selected asthe winner.

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Two pastors from Delft are on a missionto fight hungerwhere it is neededmost.Every week for the past two years

Reverend Oscar Peter Bougardt and PastorJohnny Scheepers of Calvary HOPE minis-tries feed between 600 to 2 500 people withbread,meaty bones, stewmeat and potatoes.Based at Mandela Peace Park in The Hag-

ue they are striving to go beyond puttingfood on tables.“Poverty on theCapeFlats is a reality, and

we can’t do nothing while families starveand go to bed hungry,” said Bougardt. “Webless hundreds of people in this area everyWednesday, and our deacon visits Voor-brug.“During the school holidays we distribut-

ed more than 2 500 loaves of fresh bread topoor and needy families around the CapeFlats and we also supplied a school holidayprogramme at Mandela Peace Park withmuch-needed bread and juices so that chil-dren can have lunch daily.

Support from USA, UK“Our main objective is to add value to the

lives of poor and needy and to feed as manyhouseholds possible.”Bougardt further explained that their

church was now on the verge of stepping upoperations but needed some assistance.

“Through the grace of God our hard workhas been noticed by people as far afield asthe USA and UK, and as a result of this wehave a donor who is willing to erect a struc-

ture so thatwewill not only feedmorepeopledaily, but also have a counselling facility forpeople addicted to substances, a crèche formothers who cannot afford to put their chil-

dren in one, and a centre that will assistwomen and children in abusive relation-ships.”

Land needed firstHeadded that they can getmore donations

from various companies and partnersabroad, but they first need a piece of land toerect a structure.“The structure will serve as a church on

Sunday but it will be in operation sevendays a week to serve a community in need.We will cook food daily for poor and needyand also plant a vegetable garden to sustainourselves.”Bougardt also added that the possibilities

for their work were limitless but they need-ed the help of the municipality or other au-thorities.“Wearewilling to signa leasewith themu-

nicipality, but this structure will be in thecommunity for the community. We are ur-gently looking for land in The Hague areato serve the community.“Besides serving people of Delft we visit

areas to bless poor and needy families andwe also have a project that will see 300 poorfamilies receive grocery hampers for Christ-mas. I call on readers to please donate non-perishable foods, like canned foods, sugarand rice to help us reach more families dur-ing this festive season.”V For more information about the project or dona­tions call Reverend Bougardt on 072 422 2344.

Two pastors on a meaty mission

Reverend Oscar Peter Bougardt, right, and Pastor Johnny Scheepers get ready for their weeklyrun to fight hunger in the area.

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Sewerage solutions for the City are un-der construction.

The City of Cape Town’s water andsanitation department has commencedconstruction of the second phase of its CapeFlats 3 bulk sewer (CJ3) project.

The contractor will soon be setting uptheir site offices in the vicinity of YusufGool Boulevard in Rylands and commenc-ing with the test holes along the proposedpipe route.

This project is a critical component of theCity’s sewer network and serves a popula-tion of approximately 350 000 residents inthe Bonteheuwel, Heideveld, Manenberg,Gugulethu and Nyanga areas. This projectforms part of the City’s sanitation masterplan, which comprises infrastructure en-hancement of the sewer reticulation sys-tem, and will ultimately be completed bythe end of 2017 at a total cost of approxi-mately R280 million.

The construction of the second phase ofthe CF3, and the extra capacity this willprovide, will allow the City to periodicallydecommission other sewer infrastructurein the area for much-needed maintenanceand rehabilitationduringproblems suchasblockages.

AECOM was appointed as the consultingengineer and CSV Construction was ap-pointed as the engineering contractor forthe project. They established the most via-ble pipeline route for Phase 2 of the CF3 inconsultation with various City depart-ments, stakeholders, and the general pub-lic, taking into account current and futuredevelopments within the catchment area.

“The City is pleased that the project cannow proceed,” said the City’s mayoral com-mittee member for utility services, ErnestSonnenberg.

“It will ensure that we have sufficient ca-pacity in our sewer network to limit the im-pact of blockages. However, I would alsolike to call upon our residents to refrainfrom disposing of items into their sinks andtoilets that could block up the network.Common causes of blockages are rags andcooking fat/grease. We need residents’ co-operation to ensure that surcharges as a re-sult of blockages are minimised.”

Notices of road closures and construc-tion activities that may affect certain areaswill be communicated to the public. Prop-erty owners, pedestrians and traffic flowwill be accommodated as best as possible.

Work onsewernetworkstarted

Cape Town’s first Islamic comedy festivalwill be on in Ottery this weekend.

The fundraising show, hosted by Dar al-Turath al-Islamiyah, serves as a means ofentertainment as well as providing da’wahthrough an alternative platform.

The festival will feature performances bycomedians Waseef Piekaan, Yaaseen Bar-nes, Tashriq Ahmed, Toufeeq Warrington,Irshaad Mohamed, Shoukard-Allie Rawootand Moeniel Jacobs (aka Mojo).

Dar al-Turathal-Islamiyah is anon-profitorganisation that runs an Islamic institu-tion, aimed at educating, informing and up-lifting the community through various freelectures at the Garlandale Mosque. Theyonly charge for part-time Arabic classes,but arehosting the festival to givemore stu-dents an opportunity to learn and pay forsome of the running costs of the school.LaughingwithLaaghoe takes place at the

Country Manor in Schaapkraal, Ottery, onSaturday from 20:00. Salah facilities will beavailable. Food will also be on sale, but nounder 14s will be allowed.V Tickets cost R100 and are available from Timbuk­tu Book Store, Shop 4 at 19 Golf Course Road, Sy­brandt Park (021 697 0517) or from Aminah Adamson 081 577 3831 or Luqman Najib on 061 038 7602.

Comedy festival tosupport school costs

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Louisa da Silva has not let a disability de-stroy her dreams of empowering hercommunity.

After suffering from a hearing impair-ment for most of her life, a cochlear implanthas restored someof herhearing and shehasbeenpart of helping others get the operation.

As a professional hairdresser she is nowon a mission to inspire others to achievetheir dreams of empowerment by opening ahair care school for youth in the Ravens-mead area.

“My life was not a bed of roses and manypeople doubtedmy ability because ofmy dis-ability,” she says. “I did not view myself inthis light. Instead, I allowed my go-getter at-titude and determined nature to push me to-wards my goals.

“I had to work hard to be where I am butI am passionate about my calling. Now Iwant to inspire the youth in my communityto do the same.”

Her project got off the ground earlier thisyear when two classrooms were made avail-able for her at Florida High School.

“The classrooms are there but still needto be fitted out with the required equip-ment,” she said. “These rooms need to beready soon in order for us to be able to sub-

mit the application for accreditation. “Ac-creditation would be the last hurdle intomaking this dream a reality, the realitywhich will create futures for our youth. Wedesire the support of the community, localbusinesses and entrepreneurs to assist inour endeavours.”

She pointed out that they hosted a fund-raising event earlier this year and now plana grand Sunday lunch for 1 November.

“We will be hosting this event in the Cra-venby civic centre andwe guarantee that ev-eryone will have an exciting afternoon oftasty treats and entertainment. Everythingis in place but we are still looking for somesponsors to comeonboardwith some specialprizes or goodie bags for the supporters.”

DaSilvaadded that thenameof the facilitywill be the Excelle Hair Academy with com-munity upliftment being the primary goal.

“In a community where the youth seemsto be aimlessly wondering into a dismal fu-ture, my desire is to give them an opportuni-ty for growth and success.

“I believe that this facility will be a mas-sive stepping stone to inspire them to reacha positive potential in life. My dream is tosee them succeed in their lives.”

Tickets for the three-course meal costR100 per person.V For more information and booking contact Louisaon 081 704 6715.

Louisa wants to ‘Excelle’ with own academy

Garret Wessels, centre, and Winston Matthews from H.E.B Maintainance, who are helping withinstallation of the washroom facilities, explain their progress to Louisa da Silva.PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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ALLAREASVOORBRUG/DELFTR220,000: 1 Bedr, loungeopen plan kitchen, bathroom and garage fullyenclosed yard. Situated close to Delft Main RdGLENHAVENR600,000Neg.: 3 bedroom flatwith lounge/dining, kitchen and bathroomHIGHBURY/KUILSRIVIERR680,000Neg.:Small 3 bedroom house all rooms fitted withbic's. Lounge open plan fitted kitchen,double garage plus double carport.Undercover entertainment braai area.HIGHGATER550,000Neg.: 2 bedrooms all withbic's fam. Bathroom, lounge, open plan fittedkitchen, Granny flat undercover parking areafor 2 cars. Fully enclosed yard.

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KENSINGTON, FACRETON:LugmagAvenue - R480000Neg.:Semi-detached: 2 Bedrooms, family bathroomand toilet all in one, kitchen (b.i.c's),lounge/dining room, fully enclosed yard, 320m2.SKEPEPLAINR450000Neg.:Semi-detached: 2 Bedrooms, family bathroomand toilet all in one, kitchen, lounge / diningroom, yard enclosed, 418m2.

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Elsiesriver – R 420000:3 Bed, bath, lounge, kitchen & dining roomValhalla Park - R399000: Dbl storey,3 bed BIC, kit, d/rm, 2bath, b/bars, sml encl yardLeiden/Delft – R 180000: 2 bedroom, lounge,kitchen, bathroom, fully enclosed, corner plotHappyValley –R 180000:RDP house with 1 bedroom, bath, kitchenKalkfontein –R 350000: 3 bedrooms, lounge,kitchen, bathroom, enclosed yardRoosendal/Delft – R 375000: 3 beds, lounge,dining room, kitchen, garage, enclosed yard.Elsiesriver – R 495000: 2 bedrooms, lounge,kitchen, bathroom, alarm systemVoorbrug/Delft – R 299000:2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom

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Leiden/Delft – R 250000: Spacious2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroomWesbank–R 250000:Newly renovated2 bedroom, lounge, kitchenHigh Places/Eerste River – R 330000: Basic 2bedroomwith large grounds &corner plotDennemere –R470000: 3 beds, lounge, kit-chen, bathroom, free standingWesbank–R990001 bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, large groundsBelhar/Selfhelp –R430000: 2 bed, lounge,kitchen, bathroom, spacious groundsRavensmead–R899000: 3 bedrooms, lounge,dining room, f/f kitchen, bathroom + 2 bedroomseparate entranceMalibuVillage –R499000: 3 bedrooms,lounge, kitchen, double garage + granny flat.

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UITNODIGING OM VOORLEGGING VANSAKEPLANNE VIR DIE BEDRYF VAN ’NVROEËKINDONTWIKKELINGSENTRUM INBONTEHEUWELDie Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat maatskaplike ontwikkeling en vroeëkindontwikkelingnooi geregistreerde vroeëkindontwikkelingsorganisasies in die Kaapstadse metro omsakeplanne vir die bedryf en bestuur van ‘n vroeëkindontwikkelingsentrum op erf 169354,Oleandersingel, Netreg, Bonteheuwel vir oorweging in te dien. Die suksesvolle aansoeker sal’n fasiliteitsbestuursooreenkoms met die Stad Kaapstad sluit.

Die volgende belangrike dokumente moet saam met die sakeplan ingedien word:

• Afskrif van NPO-registrasiesertifikaat• Afskrif van die grondwet• NPO se bestuurstruktuur• Leerprogram vir vroeëkindontwikkeling• Vroeëkindontwikkelingspraktisyns se profiele met afskrifte van gesertifiseerde

opvoedingskwalifikasies• Gesertifiseerde afskrifte van opvoeders se Suid-Afrikaanse identiteitsdokumente• Aanbevelingsbrief van inwonerskomitee of vroeëkindontwikkeling-gemeenskapsforum

Sakeplanne moet per hand afgelewer word by Andile Wotshela, direktoraat maatskaplikeontwikkeling en vroeëkindontwikkeling, Telkom Towers, 7de verdieping, Standard Bank-sentrum, Hertzog-boulevard, Kaapstad voor 16:00 op Vrydag 20 November 2015.

Die Stad moet voorsieningskanaalbestuur-prosesse volg met die keuring en aanstelling vaneksterne geregistreerde NPO’s wat vanuit eiendomme in Stadsbesit wil werk. Voorkeur salgegee word aan geregistreerde NPO’s wat reeds in die omgewing van die geoormerktevroeëkindontwikkelingsentrum werksaam is.

Skakel Andile Wotshela by tel. 021 417 4088, faks 086 576 1545, sel 083 316 2718 ofandile.wotshela@capetown.gov.za vir nog inligting.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER205/2015

KILLARNEY: LAMO, PORSCHE RACING AT ITS BEST

Viper to take a biteADRIAN PHEIFFER

With exciting sports car entries thatinclude the first appearance ofCharl Arangies in his racing V10

Lamborghini Galardo LM2 at Killarney, theCape round of the national Extreme Festivalon Saturday promises to be one of the bestever.

The result of the battle between the Lam-borghini and Craig Jarvis’s 8.4 litre V10Dodge Viper that has finally been cured ofits transmission problems is difficult to pre-dict. However, with current champion Fran-cis Carruthers (Juno SS3), Gauteng driverNicky Dicks (Porsche GT3 Cup) and JohanEngelbrecht, who was in magnificent formin his Porsche GT2R during the most recentround of the Extreme Festival at the Zwart-kops Raceway in Gauteng also on the entrylist, the Lambo and Viper may not have theadvantage of a clear track.

Then there’s the South African Produc-tion Car series that is still wide open and iscurrently being fought out between the su-per quick all-wheel-drive S4 Audis of Mich-ael Stephan (Engen Extreme) and a pair ofSasol entries that have been entrusted toformer WesBank champion Hennie Groe-newald and Gennaro Bonafede.

Others who have to be considered here in-clude Simon Moss in another Engen Ex-treme Audi S4, Graeme Nathan (GenuineParts Golf GTi) and possibly Greg Maloneyin his quick Mini Cooper S.

The Cape challenge is being provided by

a selection of BMW models in the hands ofEbrahim Levy, Junaid Slamang, AchmatAchmat and Philip Booysen.

Although teenage star Sheldon van derLinde (VW Polo) is expected to be the guy

to beat in the Engen Volkswagen Cup events,he will not find it easy against the likes ofDaniel Rowe, Shaun Le Reservee and im-pressive young lady driver Tasmin Pepper.

With the Single Seater Formula Ford

events, the closest to F1 any-one is ever likely to see at Kil-larney, the entry list offers in-teresting reading. Apart froma pair of Van Diemens in thehands of leading contendersNicholas van Weely and AllenMeyer, the balance of the fieldconsists of a variety of Mygalemodels. Drivers to watch hereinclude former champions IanSchofield and Robert Wolk.

An excellent entry has alsobeen received for the Bold Ma-rine GTi Challenge eventswhere reigning championPaul Simon will be defendinghis crown against the likes offellow class C driver EbrahimLevy. Ahead of them, the bat-tle will almost certainly befought out between class Afront runners ChristopherSwart, Bessie Bester and theaggressive young Marco Busi.

While the racing will be themain attraction, there will bea host of static events to em-phasise the festival’s familyappeal. These include a funfair with a number of carnival

rides, displays of racing cars and motorcy-cles, radio controlled model planes and highaltitude stilt walkers, while a 170-year oldPenny-Farthing bicycle will be on the circuitduring the lunch break.

Francis Carruthers closely followed by Johan Engelbrecht, are two of the local sport and GT drivers to keep aneye on on Saturday. PHOTO: DAVE COLINS

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Durbanville, die huidige Premierliga-krie-ketkampioen in die WP, het die afgelope na-week met die beëindiging van die eerstereeks tweedaagse wedstryde sy rieme styf-geloop toe sy buurman, Bellville, hom metses paaltjies gekou het.

Carl Raubenheimer (5/38) was die manwat die weg gebaan het vir Bellville se on-verwagte oorwinning toe hy en sy makkersdie Durbies tot net 148 lopies in die tweedebeurt beperk het. Bradley Barnes (57) en Da-wie Malan (45*) het Bellville (163/4) hiernana ’n maklike oorwinning gevoer. JacoCastle (55) en GF Linde (33) het die beste virDurbanville vertoon.

By die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland hetdie tuisspan (156/8) met twee paaltjies oorPrimrose (141) geseëvier, danksy veral dieskitterende boulwerk van Nkululeko Sera-me (7/36). Sharn Gomes (46) het die beste

met die kolf gevaar.Edgemead, wat 173 lopies vir ’n oorwin-

ning oor Claremont (215) moes aanteken,moes op 133/9 walgooi om ’n onbesliste uit-slag af te dwing. Solly Peters (6/74) en Jona-than Schwerin (32*) was Edgemead se staat-makers.

Tygerberg-klub, Milnerton en Noordeli-kes-Goodwood het almal op hul baadjie ge-kry. Reece Kensley (59) en Jancan Adams(4/21) kon nie verhoed dat Tygerberg (140)met 55 lopies deur Montrose geklop wordnie, terwyl die Goodwood-span (242) uitste-kend teruggeveg het teen Vishoek, maar hymoes nogtans met drie paaltjies die kniebuig. Jason Underwood (80*) en DerickBrand (64 en 3/30) was Noordelikes se uit-blinkers. Milnerton (134) het met 2 paaltjiesin die stof gebyt teen die Universiteit vanKaapstad (188/8), terwyl Max Woller (6/58)en Dean van Blerk (34) die enigste spelerswas wat hond haaraf kon maak.

B’ville verras vriend en vyand

Gold for Men in Black,Young Stars: Young TableView hip hop dancers fromB2D Studios in Parklands,Men in Black and YoungStars, received gold medalsat the South African DanceSchool championship held atSea Point Civic Centre earlierthis month. Front: Kiara Hall.Middle from left: RemofilweShuping, Chloe Smit,Mangiliso Ndebel, SitharaNaidoo, Nala Ndebele, OswaldPieterse and Cole Junger­Baines. Back: Caitlin Ligget(instructor).