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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 apainful aware-ness of what kind of stress members of thepolice 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 theglobe 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 theworkshop

while 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 hereand how to take “soul care” of yourself.

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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 theAdriaanse housing office,Goodwood library, Kalksteenfontein com-munity centre, Leonsdale library, Matroos-fontein civic centre, ParowPark housing of-fice, Ravensmead multipurpose centre andUitsig civic centre.Justus explained it is important that ser-

vice requests and logged faults are acknowl-edged 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 that71% 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 their

time, 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.”

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Ravensmead councillor Beverley van Reenen with Subcouncil 4 chairperson Clive Justus try outthe new FreeCall line in Ravensmead. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

On Sunday the R300 near Delft claimed an-other victim when police responded to anincident at 16:00.The car, aFord Ikon,was travelling in the

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

scene there were four people in the car, in-cluding the driver.Officers immediately called for medical

help, but one of the passengers had alreadysuccumbed to his injuries and died at thescene. Three of them were rushed to hospi-tal with serious injuries.Russel Meiring, ER24 spokesperson, con-

firmed the incident and said the paramed-ics alongwith other rescue services arrivedon scene and found the light motor vehiclelying on its roof on the side of the road.“On assessment, they found four patients

lying around the vehicle, after they wereejected,” he said.

“Another man lay trapped inside the ve-hicle andone of themen that hadbeen eject-ed from the vehicle was found to have al-ready succumbed to his multiple injuries.“Unfortunately nothing more could be

done for the patient and he was declareddead.”Rescue services had to use the jaws of life

equipment to free the trappedman from thevehicle.Once freed, paramedics treated the pa-

tients and provided them with advancedlife support.All the patients were thereafter trans-

ported to various hospitals for furthertreatment.The cause of the collision is not yet

known but local authorities were on scenefor further investigations.Police are investigating charges of culpa-

ble homicide as well as reckless and negli-gent driving.

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RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj

Diemavan die vermoordeValencia Far-mer sê sy is bly die ondersoek en saakloop 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 in

Eucalyptusstraat, Eersterivier vermoor. Syis as dood agtergelaat, maar kon daarinslaag om haar aanvallers by ’n hospitaal teidentifiseer. Sy het kort daarna aan haarwonde beswyk.Valencia is 52 keer gesteek en haar keel

is afgesny.VerledeVrydaghet die jongste verdagte in

die saak, Elmario Maasdorp (38), vir sy aan-deel in die moord in die hof verskyn.Elmario is op Vrydag 11 September by sy

huis in Kleinvlei in hegtenis geneem.Die hof was Vrydag stampvol met familie-

lede, vriende, buurtwaglede en nie-rege-ringsorganisasielede.“Ek weet dat geregtigheid uiteindelik sal

geskied. Ek gee nie om om oor en weer nadie hof toe te kom nie. Die ondersteuningwat ekontvang, helpmyverskriklik,” sêSyl-via. Sy sê sy het lank gewag vir die onder-soek om klaar te kom.“Ek het nog altyd gevoel daar is stukkies

van die legkaart wat nie pas nie, maar ek salnou kan aangaan met my lewe,” vertel sy.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 die

ondersoekbeampte die laaste verdagte vas-getrek het.“Ons hoop nou net dat die saak nie lank

sal 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 gevang en

is nou in die hof.

“Geregtigheid is besig om te geskied. Onsgemeenskap het nou eindelikmeer 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 in

streekhof 3 verskyn.Sy saak is deur landdros Deon van der

Spuy 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 en

gestraf is, is Russell van Wyk, Glenville“Bekkies” Faro en Franklyn Roberts.

Vermoorde se ma gee nie moed opElmario Maasdorp (38) sit inhof ná dieverrigtinge.FOTO: RICHARDROBERTS

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Almost 70 attendees, which includedmembers of law enforcement and themetro police from as far as stations inWellington, turned up at the firstworkshop, and although 150 were ex-pected, Honeyman feels it was a roar-ing success.“This was just the start. Once I have

established a care network, the Vrede-lust church and the synod will be sup-porting it. We now just need the buy-infrom the department of safety and se-curity and the police,” she says.Attendees all had to take part in a

survey 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 enough de-briefing opportunity for officers on theground and that a “us versus them”mentality exists with their manage-ment. The majority also do not feel re-spected and supported by their com-munity.“I would like to meet Dan Plato and

JP 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 network of

people who can help on a pro-bono ba-sis 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,”Honeyman says.Immediately after the workshop she

created a Facebook group “Police Careand SupportNetwork”which is steadi-ly growing. “I am already receivingmessages from people who would liketo become involved,” she says.“(MajorGeneral Thembisile) Pateki-

le has not responded to numerousemails I sent,” she says, but adds thatshe will not be discouraged by this.“I bite into something like a pit bull.

I do not let go.” Attendees of the firstworkshopwere sent homewith an “as-sess yourself” worksheet, a question-naire that rates the level that individu-als look after themselves on a physical,emotional, mental, spiritual and rela-tional way. Honeyman says hopefullythis will help to break the perceptionthat it is not OK to talk about trauma.V Contact Louise Honeyman at lou[email protected] or visit the Police Care and Support Network Facebook pagefor information or to join.

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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.The circumstances surrounding the mat-

ter are still being investigated..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 at the scene.The communications officer for Delft,

Captain Joe Wilson, said they suspect thatrobbery was the motive for the killing be-cause his 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 to hisleft leg.Japhta sustained wounds to his right

arm, right abdomen, hip and the buttocks.

According to the surviving victim, fourunknown men approached them from be-hind, demanded their belongings and thenstarted shooting at them.Police need more information that will

lead to the arrest of these suspects and any-one with information can call DetectiveConstable Matiwane on 021 935 9821.While these incidents are a cause for con-

cern, Brigadier Hendrik Jansen, stationcommander of the Delft police, praised per-sonnel for the arrests made this past week.According to him they arrested 158 suspectsfor the period starting Monday 12 October.“Our officers are leaving no stone unturnedin the fight against crime,” he said.“During these operations we arrested 75

suspects for the possession of a variety ofdrugs, 13 for having dangerous weapons,and there were also arrests for rape, posses-sion of stolen vehicles, theft, illegal posses-sion of guns and ammunition.“Officers also confiscated amounts of

drugs as well as illegal alcohol with a streetvalue of about R20 000.”The 75 suspects aged between 20 and 55 ap-

peared in the Bellville Magistrate’s Courton Monday.

Robbers come off 2nd best

Thank you: Sabrina Gympies, ward 13 councillor in Delft, recently treated a group of female volunteers to a special camp at MonwabisiResort for their tireless work in the community. The volunteers from the neighbourhood watch, victim empowerment room at the police aswell as schools and other organisations are seen here enjoying the sunshine. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

Huis De Kuilen hou basaarHuis De Kuilen hou binnekort weer basaaren almal word uitgenooi. Die basaar vindop Saterdag 31 Oktober plaas en word bydie tehuis gehou.Tuisgebak, vars groente,kerrie-en-rys, pannekoek, poeding en andereetgoed sal te koop wees. Die basaar beginom 09:00. ’n Boereorkes gaan besoekers ookvermaak.V Kontak 021 903 7055 vir meer besonderhede.


A good time: Matrics from Cravenby Comprehensive received a special sendoff whenthe school hosted an Oscars styled event at the Cravenby Civic for them. They dressedup in style for the event and are seen here enjoying the celebrations. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

If you’re amatriculant still looking for somedirection in your future, head out to Bonte-heuwel on Saturday (24 October).

The Academy of Youth and CommunityDevelopment Opportunity (AYCDO) will behosting the Matriculant Career Expo Extra-vaganza at the Netreg New ApostolicChurch in Kalksteenfontein from 12:00.

Various companies and institutions willbe hosting stalls and information sessionsto present exciting training and career op-portunities.

All learners and unemployed youth arealso welcome to attend.V For more information contact Charles Jacobs on071 278 8773 or [email protected].

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GarretWessels,centre, andWinstonMatthewsfrom H.E.BMaintainance, who arehelping withinstallationof thewashroomfacilities,explain theirprogress toLouisa daSilva. PHOTO:GARY VANDYK

Louisa wants toempower youthGARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

Louisa da Silva has not let a disabilitydestroy her dreams of empowering hercommunity.

After suffering from a hearing impair-ment for most of her life, a cochlear implanthas restored some of her hearing and shehas been part of helping others get the oper-ation.

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

“My life was not a bed of roses and manypeople doubted my ability because of mydisability,” she says. “I did not view myselfin this light. Instead, I allowed my go-getterattitude and determined nature to push metowards 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 and we guarantee thateveryone will have an exciting afternoon oftasty treats and entertainment. Everythingis in place but we are still looking for somesponsors to comeonboardwith special priz-es or goodie bags for the supporters.”

Da Silva added that the name of the facili-ty will be the Excelle Hair Academy withcommunity upliftment being the primarygoal.

“In a community where the youth seemsto be aimlessly wondering into a dismal fu-ture,mydesire is to give themanopportuni-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.

Learners from Delft and surroundings, Sinenjongo Mgwadlanyana, Sinoxolo Maqona, YonelaDiakavu, Kwanda Arosi and Asange Cotoyana have fun with food this National NutritionWeek at a foodie workshop at Abedare Primary School on Tuesday 13 October in the leadup to World Food Day on 16 October.

Children can’t learn hungryPupils at Aberdare Primary in Delft weretreated to a “breakfast for better days” tocelebrate National Nutrition Week lastweek.

On Tuesday 13 October an event washosted by Kellogg’s Breakfast for BetterDays to highlight the importance of nutri-tion in schools.

The aim for National Nutrition Week isto put a spotlight on school nutrition andhighlight the need for further awarenessaround the importance of nutrition foryoung learners, as one cannot teachahun-gry child.

Sadly, one in five pupils in South Africa

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The first session was a nutritional talkby a registered dietitian, where she spokeabout the importance of nutrition andhow good nutrition helps with the pupils’growth and better concentration in class.

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No licence disc renewal noticeswere is-sued in September and October andmanymotorists nowhave to pay fines

for late renewals because they were not no-tified. This is because of the National De-partment of Transport’s (DOT) transfer ofthe ElectronicNational Traffic InformationSystem (eNaTIS) to the Road Traffic Man-agement Centre.TheCity’sMaycomember for finance, Ian

Neilson, has now called on DOT and theRoad Traffic Management Centre to sortthis problem out before November, which,he says, is traditionally the busiest monthof the year for vehicle disc renewals.

Motorists are normally issued with re-newal notices three to fourweeks before theexpiry date on the current licence disc. Li-cence discs that expire on 31 October willbe renewable until 21 November.

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ing days for new applicants and two work-ing days for applicants who are already reg-isteredHe says the City’s call centre can be

phoned on 0860 103 089 to find out theamount owing.Alternatively, motorists can visit their

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

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Two pastors from Delft are on a mis-sion to fight hunger where it isneeded most.

Every week for the past two years Rev-erend Oscar Peter Bougardt and PastorJohnnyScheepers ofCalvaryHOPEmin-istries feed between 600 to 2 500 peoplewith bread, meaty bones, stew meat andpotatoes.Based at Mandela Peace Park in The

Hague they are striving to go beyondput-ting food on tables.“Poverty on the Cape Flats is a reality,

and we can’t do nothing while familiesstarve and go to bed hungry,” said Bou-gardt. “We bless hundreds of people inthis area every Wednesday, and our dea-con visits Voorbrug.“During the school holidays we dis-

tributed more than 2 500 loaves of freshbread to poor and needy families aroundthe Cape Flats and we also supplied aschool holiday programme at MandelaPeace Parkwithmuch-needed bread andjuices so that children can have lunchdaily.

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

the lives of poor and needy and to feedas many households possible.”Bougardt further explained that their

church was now on the verge of steppingup operations but needed some assist-ance.“Through the grace of God our hard

work has been noticed by people as farafield as the USA and UK, and as a result

of this we have a donor who is willingto erect a structure so that we will notonly feed more people daily, but alsohave a counselling facility for people ad-dicted to substances, a crèche for moth-ers who cannot afford to put their chil-dren in one, and a centre that will assistwomen and children in abusive relation-ships.”

Land needed firstHe added that they can get more dona-

tions from various companies and part-ners abroad, but they first need a pieceof land to erect a structure.“The structure will serve as a church

on Sunday but it will be in operationseven days a week to serve a communityin need. We will cook food daily for poorand needy and also plant a vegetable gar-den to sustain ourselves.”Bougardt also added that the possibili-

ties for their work were limitless butthey needed the help of the municipalityor other authorities.“We arewilling to sign a lease with the

municipality, but this structure will bein the community for the community.We are urgently looking for land in TheHague area to serve the community.“Besides serving people ofDelftwe vis-

it areas to bless poor and needy familiesand we also have a project that will see300 poor families receive grocery ham-pers for Christmas. I call on readers toplease donate non-perishable foods, likecanned foods, sugar and rice to help usreach more families during this festiveseason.”V For more information about the project or donations call Reverend Bougardt on 072 422 2344.

St John’s Anglican Church is hosting theirannual bazaar on Friday 30 and Saturday 31October on the church grounds in EendragStreet, Bellville South.Join them for a fun-filled bazaar with nu-

merous food treats such as mouthwateringpotjiekos, braais, rotis, curries and pizzas toname just a few. Other general stalls include

jewellery, books, Bric-a-Brac, candy castle,and baskets.For the kids there is a jumping castle. Also

enjoy Win-and-Spin on the spinning wheelwhere exciting prizes are up for grabs for thelucky raffle winners. Entry is free.V For more information call Bernard Scholtz on082 598 7471.

Buy food and BricaBrac or win at bazaar

N1 City Mall is turning 25 and it offers shop-pers lots of prizes and non-stop fun.Until 25 October, shoppers will have the

chance to win an amazing prize – a brand-newChevrolet Spark, worthR123 000, courte-sy of Reeds N1 City.In order to enter the draw for a chance to

drive off in this brand-new vehicle, all youneed to do is to spend R200 ormore at N1 CityMall, write your contact details on your qual-ifying till slip, and pop it in one of themarkedentry boxes.OnMonday 26 October ten finalists will be

chosen from the entry pool, and will partici-pate in an elimination round at the centre onSaturday 31 October.Whoever can go the distance in the final

round will be the one lucky enough to driveoff with the car.In the run-up to thebirthday the centrewill

also be rewarding the first 60 customers perday who spend R200 or more with a limitededition birthday bag. This is no ordinary baghowever – this is one featuring unique “hap-piness” themed artwork, created by BrentLillistone fromMonte Vista Primary School,as part of N1 CityMall’s kids art competitionhosted earlier this year.In conjunction with TygerBurger, the art

event saw over 750 children from localschools competing to design the ultimatehappiness themed artwork. The public wasthenasked tovote on the results,withBrent’screation selected as the winner.

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The Provincial Government of theWestern Cape: Department of Transport and Public Works(DTPW) is proposing to construct a regional hospital andassociated infrastructure on a vacant, undeveloped portionof Erf 27040, Belhar.

On a Portion of Erf 27040, Belhar (Bellville) onBelharDrive.

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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.

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by comedians Waseef Piekaan, YaaseenBarnes, Tashriq Ahmed, ToufeeqWarring-ton, IrshaadMohamed, Shoukard-Allie Ra-woot and Moeniel Jacobs (aka Mojo).Dar al-Turath al-Islamiyah is a non-prof-

it organisation that runs an Islamic insti-tution, aimed at educating, informing anduplifting the community through variousfree lectures at the Garlandale Mosque.They only charge for part-time Arabicclasses, but are hosting the comedy festival

to give more students an opportunity tolearn and pay for some of the running costsof the school.Laughing with Laaghoe takes place at

the Country Manor in Schaapkraal, Ot-tery, on Saturday from 20:00. Salah facili-ties will be available. Food will also be onsale, but no under 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.

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Rekordgetal neem vanjaardeel aan eisteddfod’n Rekordgetal van meer as 20 000deelnemers het vanjaar weer aan dieTygerbergse internasionale eisteddfod(TIE) deelgeneem, waaronder aan musiek,sang, drama, kuns en koorsang.Op Donderdag 22 en Vrydag 23 Oktober

bied die TIE twee Prestige-konserte in dieHugo Lambrechts-musieksentrum seouditorium vanaf 19:00 aan. By die tweegeleenthede gaan uitblinkers van dieverskillende afdelings die geleentheidgebied word om hul talente ten toon testel. Daar gaan ook trofeë en beurse aanwenners op beide aande oorhandig word.Die bekende Pedro Kruger, beskerm-

heer van die Tygerbergse internasionaleeisteddfod, gaan die trofeë en beurse opDonderdag aan die wenners oorhandig.V Kontak Elize Hayman by 083 302 5501 [email protected] om te bespreek.


When it comes to themusicalbeat, Belhar is home to atop talent that’s set to soar

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Zeldene McDonald in action be-cause shehas beenabackingvocal-istwith someof thebest in thebusi-ness, but on Saturday 31 Octobershe’ll be taking the lead role as sheshowcases her life in music.The bubbly 29-year-old is cur-

rently working at the Cape MusicInstitute where she studied andhas performedwith the likes of Ka-rin Kortje, Camillo Lombard,Vicky Sampson, Jamali, ClairePhillips, Nomfusi And The LuckyCharms, Alistair Isobel and Luke-maan Adams but her talent has al-so added to the performances of in-ternational acts like Peaches andherb, Jonathan Butler and TevonCampbell.“Singing became part of me at a

very young and tender age,” shesays.“My grandmother played a vital

role in motivating and groomingme because she saw something in

me that belonged on stage.”Like somany entertainers on the

Cape Flats her singing started inchurch and she was performing atconcerts from the age of 19.“I always used to sing in church

and events that were church relat-ed, but never really got to experi-ence music outside of the church,even though it was my dream toperform to a wider audience,”shesays.“That all changed when I got the

opportunity to audition for a schol-arship to study at the Cape MusicInstitute.“My dream became a reality and

I started singing professionallywhile I was busy withmy studies.”Zeldene explained that working

with somany artists over the yearshas given her a wealth of experi-ence in a variety of genres.“I have learned from every expe-

rience and I don’t want to be boxedinto one particular style – I wantpeople to knowme formyversatili-ty.“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 that my

gift has beengrowingwith all theseexperiences, and that is what Iwant to showcase with this con-cert.”She will be hosting the concert,

My Life in Music, at the GardenCourt Theatre on the corner ofMelbourne and Coronation roads,Walmer Estate, on Saturday 31 Oc-tober starting at 19:30 with specialguest guitarist Keanu Harker.“I live my life and dream to the

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

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She has worked with some of thebest in the business and describesher style as a blend of African soul,jazz, hip-hop and R&B.

Now she is a published author andlike most of her projects she did notwait for publishers to come knockingon her door – she tackled it all on herown.

“My love for writing started in pri-mary school. I simply loved readingand writing and discovered that itcounted in my favour when I was topof my class almost every year,” shesays.

“I guess my active imagination al-so played a part. I always had storiesand words in my head even when Ireached my word limit in essays andtasks.

“When I was about 12, I startedwriting my first piece of expression.I faced many challenges growing upin Mitchell’s Plain, Beacon Valley, soI used my writing to help me dealwith it.

“I still do, but now in my 30s, I still haveto deal with various issues and challenges,just like many other people, and my writingis like a tool for coping and healing.”

Like somany other talentedartists hailingfrom the Cape Flats, her love for music start-ed 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, asyou know now, I perform on various stagesto different people in the world.

“I just love sharing my gift; my talent. Per-formance gives me the platform to be freeand in touch with my deeper, angelic being.I transcend to another realm, in a way.

“It also allows for engagement and connec-tion with the audience. I know we as humanbeings have much in common and that soulconnection moves beyond all our differen-ces.”

She is very excited about this, her firstpublication that is a collection of herwriting, and explained that it was in theplanning stages for two years.

“Somehow I always found a reason tonot ‘just do it!’ It somehow seemed morecomplicated and that put me off.

“I guess now the time was just right!”she laughs.

She calls her bookKaradaa!, meaning“kyk daar” (look there) or “here’s thespace, just take it”.

The main themes in her writing areabout issues in society and also abouther experiences in love and relation-ships.

“This book includes my writing frommy teenage years until now, my thir-ties,” she explains.

“I chose these poems, songs and sto-ries to share with the reader – firstly, tosomehow get to know me a bit, then ofcourse I’d like to raise issues and solu-tions to things we face in this day andtime that anyone can relate to.

“Knowledge enables us to have thechoice to do something. For me the wordgoes with the deed, so I hope thatthrough my writing the reader gets tofind some relation (knowing you are notalone), a sense of release, solution towhatever problem they face now, whichI faced at some point.”

Janine also pointed out that the publica-tion of her book has also been an inspirationfor the future.

“For the future there’s still a lot more instore – more love, more poetry, stories andmusic; more performances and active in-volvement in society.

“I look forward to positive growth, so youtoo can look forward to more books, more al-bums, more moves!”V The book is available directly from her on blaq[email protected], or inbox her on Facebook, Janinevan Rooy (Blaq Pearl).

Janine van Rooy, aka Blaq Pearl, is celebrating the launchof her first book. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHTYGERBERG HOSPITAL, PAROW VALLEY

OPERATOR: TUBE FEED ROOMREMUNERATION: R93 444 PER ANNUM

SERVICE BENEFITS: 13TH CHEQUE, EMPLOYER’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE PENSION FUND, HOUSING ANDMEDICAL AID ALLOWANCE

Requirements: Minimum educational qualification: General Education and Training certificate (GETC)/Grade 9/(Std 7). Experience: Experience with any aspect of food preparation and cleaning procedures. Inherent requirementsof the job: Willingness to work shifts and overtime • Physical ability to lift heavy boxes and operate heavy dutytrolleys. Competencies (knowledge/skills): Ability to read recipes and weigh and mix products • Good numerical skills• Good reading and writing skills in at least two of the three official languages of the Western Cape.

Duties (key result areas/outputs): Correct weighing, mixing, decanting of tube feeds and special drinks • Delivery oftube feeds and special drinks with a heavy duty trolley • Daily cleaning of equipment, tube feed and supplementarydrink bottles and all work areas in the unit • Deliver nutritional products to various clinics and storage areas in thehospital • Monitor, control and maintain stock levels • Maintain a high standard of personal hygiene.

Note: No payment of any kind is required when applying for this post.

Enquiries: Ms S Damons, tel. 021 938 5484

MESSENGERREMUNERATION: R78 156 PER ANNUM

SERVICE BENEFITS: 13TH CHEQUE, EMPLOYER’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE PENSION FUND, HOUSING ANDMEDICAL AID ALLOWANCE

Requirements: Minimum requirement: Basic literacy and numeracy skills. Experience: Appropriate experience in aregistry environment. Competencies (knowledge/skills): Good communication skills in at least two of the threeofficial languages of the Western Cape.

Duties (key result areas/outputs): Deliver folders and other documents to wards and clinics • Collect folders fromdifferent wards, clinics and follow up queries of folders • Keep register of all folders delivered • Sort all incomingfolders and assist with ad hoc tasks at Medical Records.

Note: No payment of any kind is required when applying for this post.

Enquiries: Ms M Xontana, tel. 021 938 4512

PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION FOR THE ATTENTION OF MS V MEYER, TO THE CHIEF EXECUTIVEOFFICER: TYGERBERG HOSPITALS, PRIVATE BAG X3, TYGERBERG 7505.

The Department of Health is guided by theprinciples of Employment Equity. Disabledcandidates are encouraged to apply and anindication in this regard will be appreciated.

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INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTS: Z83 forms (obtainable from any Government department or www.westerncape.gov.za) must:Be completed in full, clearly reflect the name of the position, name and date of the publication (candidates may use this asreference), be signed, accompanied by a comprehensive CV, the names of 3 referees and certified copies of ID, driver’s licenceand qualification/s. A separate application form must be completed for each post. Applications without the aforementionedwill not be considered. Applications must be forwarded to the address as indicated on the advertisement. No late, faxed ore-mailed applications will be accepted. CVs will not be returned. Excess personnel will receive preference. Applications, whichare received after the closing date, will not be considered. Further communication will be limited to short-listed candidates. Ifyou have not received a response from the Department within 3 months of the closing date, please consider your application asunsuccessful. It will be expected of candidates to be available for selection interviews on a date, time and place as determinedby the Department.

As directed by the Department of Public Service & Administration, applicants must note that further checks will beconducted once they are short-listed and that their appointment is subject to positive outcomes on these checks, whichinclude security clearance, qualification verification, criminal records, credit records and previous employment.

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KILLARNEY: RACING AT ITS BEST

Viper cantake Lambo

Francis Carruthers closely followed by Johan Engelbrecht, are two ofthe local sport and GT drivers to keep an eye on on Saturday.

PHOTO: DAVE COLINS

ADRIAN PHEIFFER

With exciting sports carentries that include thefirst appearance of

Charl Arangies in his racingV10 Lamborghini Galardo LM2at Killarney, the Cape round ofthe national Extreme Festivalon Saturday promises to be oneof the best ever.

The result of the battle be-tween the Lamborghini andCraig Jarvis’s 8.4 litre V10Dodge Viper that has finallybeen cured of its transmissionproblems is difficult to predict.

However, with current cham-pion Francis Carruthers (JunoSS3), Gauteng driver NickyDicks (Porsche GT3 Cup) andJohan Engelbrecht, who was inmagnificent form in his PorscheGT2R during the most recentround of the Extreme Festival atthe Zwartkops Raceway inGauteng also on the entry list,the Lambo and Viper may nothave the advantage of a cleartrack.

Then there’s the South Afri-can Production Car series thatis still wide open and is current-ly being fought out between thesuper quick all-wheel-drive S4Audis of Michael Stephan (En-gen Extreme) and a pair of Sasolentries that have been entrust-ed to former WesBank champi-on Hennie Groenewald andGennaro Bonafede.

Others who have to be consid-ered here include Simon Mossin another Engen Extreme AudiS4, Graeme Nathan (GenuineParts Golf GTi) and possiblyGreg Maloney in his quick MiniCooper S.

The Cape challenge is beingprovided by a selection of BMWmodels in the hands of Ebrahim

Levy, Junaid Slamang, AchmatAchmat and Philip Booysen.

Although teenage star Shel-don van der Linde (VW Polo) isexpected to be the guy to beat inthe Engen Volkswagen Cupevents, he will not find it easyagainst the likes of DanielRowe, Shaun Le Reservee andimpressive young lady driverTasmin Pepper.

With the Single Seater For-mula Ford events, the closest toF1 anyone is ever likely to seeat Killarney, the entry list offersinteresting reading.

Apart from a pair of Van Die-mens in the hands of leadingcontenders Nicholas van Weelyand Allen Meyer, the balance ofthe field consists of a variety ofMygale models.

Drivers to watch here includeformer champions Ian Schofieldand Robert Wolk.

An excellent entry has alsobeen received for the Bold Ma-rine GTi Challenge eventswhere reigning champion PaulSimon will be defending hiscrown against the likes of fellowclass C driver Ebrahim Levy.Ahead of them, the battle will al-most certainly be fought out be-tween class A front runnersChristopher Swart, Bessie Bes-ter and the aggressive youngMarco Busi.

While the racing will be themain attraction, there will be ahost of static events to empha-sise the festival’s family appeal.These include a fun fair with anumber of carnival rides, dis-plays of racing cars and motor-cycles, radio controlled modelplanes and high altitude stiltwalkers, while a 170-year oldPenny-Farthing bicycle will beon the circuit during the lunchbreak.

SAREL BURGER

Durbanville, die huidige Premier-liga-krieketkampioen in die WP,het die afgelope naweek met die be-eindiging van die eerste reekstweedaagse wedstryde sy riemestyfgeloop toe sy buurman, Bellvil-le, hom met ses paaltjies gekou het.

Carl Raubenheimer (5/38) wasdie man wat die weg gebaan het virBellville se onverwagte oorwin-ning toe hy en sy makkers die Dur-bies tot net 148 lopies in die tweedebeurt beperk het. Bradley Barnes(57) en Dawie Malan (45*) het Bell-ville (163/4) hierna na ’n maklikeoorwinning gevoer. Jaco Castle(55) en GF Linde (33) het die bestevir Durbanville vertoon.

By die Universiteit van Wes-Kaapland het die tuisspan (156/8)met twee paaltjies oor Primrose(141) geseëvier, danksy veral die

skitterende boulwerk van Nkulule-ko Serame (7/36). Sharn Gomes (46)het die beste met die kolf gevaar.

Edgemead, wat 173 lopies vir ’noorwinning oor Claremont (215)moes aanteken, moes op 133/9 wal-gooi om ’n onbesliste uitslag af tedwing. Solly Peters (6/74) en Jona-than Schwerin (32*) was Edgemeadse staatmakers.

Tygerberg-klub, Milnerton enNoordelikes-Goodwood het almalop hul baadjie gekry. Reece Ken-sley (59) en Jancan Adams (4/21)kon nie verhoed dat Tygerberg(140) met 55 lopies deur Montrosegeklop word nie, terwyl die Good-wood-span (242) uitstekend terug-geveg het teen Vishoek, maar hymoes nogtans met drie paaltjies dieknie buig. Jason Underwood (80*)en Derick Brand (64 en 3/30) wasNoordelikes se uitblinkers. Mil-nerton (134) het met 2 paaltjies in

die stof gebyt teen die Universiteitvan Kaapstad (188/8), terwyl MaxWoller (6/58) en Dean van Blerk(34) die enigste spelers was wathond haaraf kon maak.

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