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RICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

Die Kuilsrivier-polisie ondersoek n gewa-

pende roof wat verlede week by n koel-

drankfabriek in die Saxenburg-nywerheids-

gebied afgespeel het.

Die fabriek, JC Juices, is omstreeks 08:20

verledeWoensdagdeur n groep gewapendes

aangeval, s kapt. Isaac vanNiekerk,woord-

voerder van die Kuilsrivier-polisie.

Volgens hom is daar die betrokke oggend

toegeslaankortnadat diemeeste vandieper-

soneel vir werk aangemeld het.

Van die outjies by die fabriek was besig

om n vragmotor te laai toe een van die ro-

wers ingestap het en die mense met n vuur-

wapen begin dreig het.

Die mense is na n werkswinkel geneem.

Nog twee rowers het by hom aangesluit.

Die werkers is almal bymekaar gemaak en

beveel omop die grond te l, vertel VanNie-

kerk.

Volgens hom het n vierde rower ingekom

en na die administratiewe kantore beweeg

op soek na kontant.

Al die verdagtes was gewapen.

V Na bladsy 2.

Gewapendes beroof fabriek

RICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

T

hree men appeared in court recently

for the alleged kidnapping and robbery

of a Kuils River man.

The victim was walking next to a road in

Lang Street on Wednesday 18 November

when the men allegedly pulled up next to

him and shouted at him.

The complainant started running. Two of

the occupants in the car got out and ran after

him.

They caught him and brought him back

to their vehicle and then drove off, Captain

Isaac van Niekerk, Kuils River police

spokesperson, say.

Threatened with a knife, robbed

He adds: The suspects threatened him

withaknife before robbinghimofhismoney

and a cell phone, Van Niekerk explains.

The complainant was slightly injured on

his right arm.

Kirk Low, chairman of the Langverwacht

and surrounds neighbourhood watch, was

on patrol at about 05:10 the same morning

when he noticed the suspicious looking ve-

hicle.

I called it in but I was patrolling on foot,

so I could not follow them, he told Tyger-

Burger.

The alert message was relayed to the offi-

ces of District Bassett Armed Response who

rushed to the scene.

Suspicious vehicle spotted

According to the security company their

response officer, Oscar Kronstrom, was

busy with his routine patrol at the time

when the call of the suspicious VW Citi Golf

came through. He spotted the vehicle in

Lang Street and pulled it over. The police

joined him minutes later.

The vehicle and all of the suspects were

searched. Two long knives were found in

their possession as well as a stolen cell

phone which they had robbed from the vic-

tim.

The men, two aged 26 and the other 23,

were taken into custody and have been

charged with the possession of dangerous

weapons and theft. They appeared in the

Kuils River Magistrates Court.

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The Kuils River police will be kicking off

their 16 of Days of Activism by marching

along the main road.

The annual campaign promotes no vio-

lence against women and children and the

march is to highlight this call, starting at

09:30 today, the police say.

Police members, community organisa-

tions and residents will march from the po-

lice station down Van Riebeeck Road to-

wards the Fresh Stop convience store at the

Caltex service station in Soneike. Volun-

teers at the polices Victim Empowerment

Programme will be addressing the crowd at

the service station.

V For more details, contact 021 900 2818.

16Days ofActivism launched

Koor eet ontbyt: Die koor van die VGK Sarepta se Silversands-wyk het op Saterdag 14

November sy jaarlikse ontbyt by die kerk gehou. Mense is van vroeg reeds getrakteer op n

volledige ontbyt en n gaskunstenaar het die vermaak verskaf. Daar was ook n gelukkige

trekking. Op die foto is die koorlede voor die kerk.

VERVOLG VAN BLADSY 1

Die rowers het afgekomop die kontant,

wat in sakke geplaas is.

Die fabriek is ook van n rekenaar

beroof, s Van Niekerk. Hulle het ook

drie selfone geneem.

Die werkers is by een van die in-

loop-koelkaste ingedwing en daarin

toegesluit, s hy.

Die rowers het daarna gevlug.

n Fabriekswerker wat laat by die

werk opgedaag het, het die polisie ont-

bied.

Hy het agtergekom daar is iets fout

toe hy nie sy kollegas by die werk sien

nie.

Behalwe di voorval ondersoek die

polisie ook n gewapende rooftog wat

later dieselfde dag by n sakeperseel in

Van Riebeeckweg gebeur het.

Volgens die sekerheidsfirma, Bas-

sett Alarms, het die rooftog om 19:30

plaasgevind.

Volgens di diens het twee mans by

die winkel ingestap en geld geis.

Die rowers het kontant gesteel en ge-

vlug.

Niemand is in die voorval beseer nie.

A Carols by Candlelight event is taking

place next month. It will be held on Friday

4 December on an open field in Mimosa

Street, Sarepta, and starts at 19:30. Several

localmusic artists and church choirs will be

performing. Therewill also be treats for the

kids and fun for the whole family, says or-

ganiser Didi Didlof.

V For more details contact 079 404 2079.

TheKuilsRiver community policing forum

(CPF) is hosting a meeting next week and

is inviting all residents to attend.

The annual general meeting (AGM) will

be held onMonday 30 November and starts

at 19:00. Themeetingwill be held at DeEike

Kerk in Rouxville, Kuils River.

Captain Isaac van Niekerk, Kuils River

police spokesperson, said the session will

serve as a feedback meeting where the dif-

ferent components of the CPF will give

their annual reports.

All registered organisations and struc-

tures in the Kuils River community with

an interest in crime prevention are invit-

ed.

V Formore details contact CPF coordinator captain

Isaac van Niekerk on 082 778 7319 or the CPF chair-

person Alton Payne on 076 412 8583.

Kuils River residents

invited tomeeting

Vereer vir werk in gebied: Fransina

Jafta, n gemeenskapswerker van

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wat sy doen in die gebied tydens n

vennootskapswaarderingseremonie, wat

deur die Stad Kaapstad aangebied is.

Jafta het n trofee ontvang, sowel as

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rime and domestic violence are just

someof the reasons twoBlackheath li-

quor outlets have been denied to ex-

tend their trading hours on Sundays.

The Mfuleni police indicated that com-

plaints of domestic violence and other

crimes usually increase on Sundays in are-

as where liquor stores are trading.

For this reason a decision to not have the

two Blackheath stores extend their liquor

trading hours on Sundays from 11:00 to

18:00 have been refused by councillors at

a subcouncil 21 meeting held last week.

Ward 14 councillor, Bert van Dalen, said

in principle he is against the trade of li-

quor on Sundays and that he supports the

polices request.

In a report handed to the council, Colonel

Luyanda Damoyi, station commander at

the Mfuleni police station, said there was

a trend of an increase in violent crimes like

assault, domestic violence and robberies

over weekends.

He added: If liquor outlets were closed

on Sundays there would be a minimum ac-

cessibility to alcohol by community mem-

bers in the Mfuleni police precinct.

Both outlets are located in an industrial

area near residential homes.

Majidie Abrahams, PR councillor, last

week recommended that the council ap-

plies the same rules to all liquor traders,

not just those near residential areas.

Abrahamswas referring to a trader locat-

ed in a mall and who has have submitted

a similar application.

The same rules should apply.

People who drink alcohol will travel to

that store, he said.

He added: If we apply this rule to one

store, it should apply to all. If people want

alcohol, they will go to any lengths.

Liquor stores: no Sunday trade

Colonel Luyanda Damoyi, Mfuleni police station

commander, says crime increases on Sundays

when liquor stores in their precinct are

operating. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

RICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

Hijackings in the Kleinvlei police pre-

cinct have decreased over the past few

months.

Earlier this year TygerBurger reported

on the spate of hijackings tormenting the

areas of TuscanyGlen andMalibuVillage

in Blue Downs, which fall under the pre-

cinct. This week, however, Colonel Ver-

nonBester, station commander of theKle-

invlei police, said the picture has changed

somewhat.

Over the past few years, our station

precinct has been bombardedwith a spate

of hijackings reported to the police, espe-

cially in the greater Blue Downs area in-

cludingareas suchasMalibuVillage,Tus-

cany Glen and Old Faure Road.

High police visibility with roadblocks

and communitymobilisation through the

police and community police forum part-

nership led to a significant decrease in

these crime patterns, Bester said.

He said hijackings have recently been

displaced to areas in sector 4 which in-

clude Stratford Green.

You can commit crime, but at the end

of the day, you will be caught.

It is a reality. . . when you commit

crime, you make mistakes, and this will

get you caught, Bester explained.

He added: These sort of criminals

should face the full might of the law.

Bester said there was a possibility that

these groups, who have been targeting

residents in their areas, could be involved

in a series of other cases across the city.

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installations that have been refined

through artistic workshops facilitated by

artists from the Unmute Integrated Dance

Company who are the pioneers of integrat-

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lights of the Unmute Arts-Ability Festival

is Imbizo Ability, which will be staged for

free in celebration of International Day for

people with disability at the Artscape opera

house on Thursday 3 December at 12:00.

Other events include a sign language and

dance workshop hosted by Andile Vellem

and Nadine Mckenzie, a programme show-

casing female choreographers and direct-

ors which features commissioned works by

Chuma Sopotela, Asanda Rilityana and

Louise Coetzer and the screening of the 24-

minute Unmute documentary.

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Residents in Eerste River are invited to a

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child abuse picketed outside the Blue

Downs Magistrates Court last week

opposing the bail of an alleged serial rapist.

The women gathered outside court on

Wednesday 18 November where child rape

suspectXolaniGwabeni (27) appeared earli-

er that day.

We want an end to women and child

rapes, that is important to us.

We want to live in a safer South Africa,

that is why we are here. . . to support the

mothers, Violet Mnyimba, a member of

the Eerste River non-government organisa-

tion Community Women Action (CWA),

said outside court.

She said their aimwas to unite all women

of Cape Town and South Africa.

We must stand together, then we will

have a safer South Africa, she added.

Gwabeni is being charged with rape. He

appeared on Wednesday in criminal court-

room 3 for a bail application.

According to community leaders he

raped three children under the age of 6

years in September this year.

Gwabeni allegedly lured the children

from the streets in Bardale nearMfuleni in-

to a nearby bush by promising them sweats

and chips.

The mothers of the victims told Tyger-

Burger that they are all heartbroken about

what happened to their children. One of the

women broke out in tears when she de-

scribed the events on the day as it unfolded.

My child was playing in the park when

the man approached her.

When I heard what had happened I felt

bad.He chokedher and threatenedherwith

a knife before he penetrated her with his

fingers, she said before tearing up.

I hope he goes to jail for the rest of his

life, another mother said.

A thirdmother saidher daughter still suf-

fers and continues to have sleepless nights.

Michael Snyman,Area 2 committeemem-

ber where the attacks took place, supported

the mothers.

We feel that this is becoming too much,

that our children in our communities are

victims of such crimes is unacceptable, he

said.

The matter is being investigated by the

polices special unit for family violence,

child protection and sexual assault.

Warrant OfficerMartino Plaatjies, inves-

tigating officer, said during the court pro-

ceeding on Wednesday morning that he

would not recommend that the suspect be

released on bail. He said the suspect was

linked with a similar case reported in Har-

are, Khayelitsha in which a 3-year-old was

the victim.

The community wanted to take the mat-

ter into their own hands, Plaatjies told

magistrate Schearlton Cloete.

The court case was postponed until 3 Feb-

ruary 2016.

Gwabeni remains in custody.

A group of women and members of the NGO Community Women Action picketed outside the

Blue Downs Magistrate Court on Wednesday where an alleged serial rapist appeared earlier that

day. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

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RICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

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woman was been seriously injured

after she allegedly lost control of her

vehiclewhich rolled before slamming

into a stationary vehicle.

The accident happened early Sunday

morning inVanRiebeeckRoad, Kuils River

metres away from the police station.

Captain Isaac van Niekerk, Kuils River

police spokesperson, confirmed the inci-

dent.

A vehicle knocked into a stationary ve-

hicle after the driver lost control. The vehi-

cle that was knocked then slammed into a

business building, he said.

A security company and liquor store op-

erate from the building.

Liezl Moodie, spokesperson for the City

of Cape Towns Fire and Rescue Services,

said they responded to the accident at 02:01.

Our resources were dispatched from

Kuils River and the Belhar fire stations.

Upon arrival the officer reported two

motor vehicles involved in a collision.

An adult female was seriously injured

and transported to hospital by the emergen-

cy services, Moodie said. The woman was

said to be seriously injured, but in a stable

condition.

The local security company Bassett Bur-

glar Alarms said on its Facebook communi-

ty page that a response officer patrolling the

area at the time also attended the scene.

A young lady driver fell asleep behind

the wheel of her vehicle and collided into

a local security company vehicle, they re-

ported.

The fire brigade, according to Bassett,

had to use their rescue equipment to get the

woman out of her vehicle.

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an attack by a great white shark, and a Dur-

banville physiotherapist are the motivation-

al speakers at an event hosted by the Quick

Silver Swimming Academy.

The talk is presented on Tuesday 1 Decem-

ber in the hall of the Bellville High School

from 19:00 to 20:30.

Hassiem competed at the 2008 Summer

Paralympics, as well as the 2012 Summer

Paralympics in London.

In 2006 his right leg was severed by a four-

and-a-half-metre long great white shark

while he was training for lifesaving exams

at Muizenberg beach with his brother. The

lower part of his leg was amputated.

Marina Wege, a physiotherapist in Dur-

banville for the past 18 years, is a sportswom-

anwho participated in the IronMan andwas

ranked 17th out of 795 participants.

Marina specialises in development of

young athletes.

The cost is R10 per person. Limited tickets

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Sharkboy tells his story formotivation

Father

and baby

die on the

same day

MICHELLE LINNERT

@linnertmb

A

Ruyterwacht woman lost her baby

and her partner within hours apart

after the child was stillborn and the

childs father died onhisway to collect her

at the hospital.

The woman lost the full-term infant in

Tygerberg Hospital. When her boyfriend

wanted to fetch her, he was without trans-

port andneeded a lift, saidCaptainFienie

Nimb, Bellville police spokesperson.

His friend then took a different friends

car without his permission and drove to

pick up the babys father, she said.

The point is, the driver did not have

permission touse the friends car.He came

from Kuils River in his friends black

BMW.

On theirway to the hospital, at theBell-

ville public swimming pools in Voortrek-

ker Road, the driver lost control of the ve-

hicle and drove over the curb. The car

rolled three times, Nimb said.

The incident happened around 14:00 on

Saturday.

The childs father was seriously injured

and the driver of the BMW ran off, Nimb

said.

The driver ran from the scene, but a

witness identified him to a traffic officer,

who caught him and handed him over to

the Bellville shift members.

The childs father was taken to the hos-

pital, but died within 20 minutes of his ar-

rival, Nimb said.

Charges of culpable homicide and ob-

struction of justice were brought against

the driver after he claimed it was not he

who had driven the car, Nimb said.

The driver appeared in court on Tues-

day.

The written-off BMW was taken to the

Bellville police station,where the accident

damage is evident.

This is a really, really tragic event. The

woman is with her mother, recuperating

at home. She is still very shocked, Nimb

said.

An additional complication added itself

to this tragedy: There is currently a lot

of hassle to get the deceased fathers body

released for burial. He is from Zambia and

the driver is from the DRC, Nimb said.

The deceased also used a different

name in Ruyterwacht.

The owner of the car is from Stellen-

bosch andwas storing the car inKuils Riv-

er at the house of a mutual friend of his

and the driver.

This is what remains of the black BMW that

was involved in a crash on Saturday in

Voortrekker Road, Bellville, after which a man

died.


LOUISA STEYL

@lounotes

A

group of 150 Dance for All

students will be showcasing

their talent at their end of

year concert titled Imibulelo (In

Gratitude fromUs to You) on Satur-

day 5 December.

The concert will also feature stu-

dents from the organisations rural

outreach programs in Barrydale

and Montague for the first time

this year.

The whole production is such a

diverse range of students, from

juniors to young adults, says

Dance for All (DFA) founder and

CEO, Philip Boyd.

The students are almost as di-

verse as the range of styles theyll

be performing. The show will in-

clude dances in ballet, contempo-

rary, African, flamenco, cabaret,

jazz andhiphop for twoperforman-

ces at 14:00 and 19:00.

DFA offers free dance training to

roughly 1 500 students and has be-

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high regard among professional

dancers, which is why Philip says

they try to encourage it in their

training.

While they are known for pre-

senting sterling dance produc-

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portant role in the community

when it comes to the youth.

Most of their students start with

their outreach programmes in Gu-

gulethu, Nyanga, Langa, Khayelit-

sha and Delft where they attend

free classes in school classrooms

once or twice a week.

The outreach program is really

for kids who want to do something

for fun, some of them might be

keen to go on, and thats why we

create the specialised pro-

grammes.

Children audition to get into the

specialised classes in ballet or con-

temporary dance. These students

are brought by bus to DFAs Athlo-

nedance studiowhere they train in

one of three custom-built studios.

DFA also started a bridging pro-

gram for senior students who have

finished matric about three years

ago. It is open to students from the

greater Cape Town area and sees

them train from 09:30 to 16:00 every

day where they work on a reper-

toire and sometimes perform at

corporate events.

The organisation has a close re-

lationship with the Cape Academy

of Performing Arts where seven of

their students are doing a three-

year musical theatre course. Two

of their students from that pro-

gramare nowdancing internation-

ally.

ManyofDFAs dancershave also

goneon towork forCapeTownCity

Ballet. Over the last 24 years,

theyve produced about 50 dancers

whohave gone to dance all over the

world.

I think this is where DFA is so

wonderful and so vitally impor-

tant, Philip says.

The organisation gives dancers

who would not be able to afford

training the opportunity to pursue

a professional dancing career.

Some of DFAs students are with

them from the age of six to 21 and

besides their dance training, the

children also learn life skills.

Its a lifeline for them on every

level.

Philip says being able to watch

the students growashumanbeings

and develop confidence is wonder-

ful. Many of the children they

teach come from disadvantaged

and harsh backgrounds and Phi-

lip says dancing is often a form of

therapy for them.

He says their school teachers

have also indicated their concen-

tration spans become longer when

they are dancing.

It teaches them discipline and

gives them structure, which is

something many of the children

dont get at home, he says.

I think the kids feel that they

are in a safe space. The children de-

velop self-respect, self-worth and

start taking ownership for their ac-

tions. Of course not everyone is go-

ing to become a dancer, but you al-

so need to think about building au-

diences for the future.

The organisation needs to raise

about R5 million a year to be able

to provide their training.

While they do get some funding

from a German organisation,

which also send two volunteers a

year, the Department of Cultural

Affairs,TheNationalArtsCouncil,

private funds and trusts and occa-

sionally the National Lottery, they

usuallyhavea shortfall ofR3mthat

they need to raise themselves.

While preparations are in full

swing for their show at Springfield

Convent Centenary Hall in Wyn-

berg on Saturday 5 December, they

still need a little more financial

help to get the production on stage.

Theyve launched a Thundafund

campaign (www.thundafund.com/

imibulelo) with a range of rewards

in exchange for donations.

People who would like to assist

DFA could also consider becoming

a Friend of Dance for All by mak-

ing monthly donations via a debit

order.

If we could get 5 000 friends, we

wouldnt have to worry so much

about getting other funding.

Philip also welcomes volunteers

whowould be interested in helping

with anything frommarketing and

publicity to fund-raising.

He says when one sees the lives

that are changed and the talent at

Dance for All, he feels more people

should consider supporting the or-

ganisation.

V Tickets for the shows at Springfield

Convent at 14:00 and 19:00 on Saturday

5 December cost R50 at the door. Book-

ings canalsobemadevia email toSimone

at [email protected] or Marlene

at [email protected]. For more

information about Dance for All, their up-

coming shows and projects or how to get

involved, visit www. danceforall.co.za.

Dancing for all to show their talent

Some of Dance for

Alls bridging

programme

students (from left)

Siphosethu Gojo

(Nyanga East),

Nastasja Stuurman

(Eerste River),

Annie Hendricks

(Lansdowne),

Abongile Tenza

(Nyanga East),

Jason-Lee Freder-

icks (Eerste River)

and Kholekile

Biyongo (Nyanga

East). With them is

instructor Louise

Coetzer.PHOTO:

CARINA ROUX

Defence forcemock attack

to showcareer options

The South African National Defence

Force will have a careers day festival for

Grade 10 to 12 learners in Mitchells

Plain on Friday, 27 November and invites

learners and educators to attend.

The festival will take place at West-

ridge Gardens from 10:00 to 13:00, where

students will have the opportunity to

interact with members from the army,

airforce and the navy to discuss the

multiple career options. A dog show,

mock attack and gun run will take place.

V Call Sharon at 021 391 0141 for information.

Die jaarlikse Suidoosterfees/Hugo Lam-

brechts-Kerskonsert vind vanjaar op Don-

derdag 3Desember by dieHugoLambrechts-

musieksentrum in Parow plaas.

Kunstenaars wat tydens die konsert sal

optree, sluit in die Hugo Lambrechts-harp-,

stryk- en blaasensembles, die Nuwe Aposto-

liese kinderkoor enNil Rademan (bariton).

Die gewilde duet uit Humperdinck se Ope-

raHnsel und Gretel sal deur twee van Hugo

Lambrechts se sangstudente uitgevoer

word. Die orkes staan onder leiding van Li-

am Burten.

Die NAC-kinderkoor, wat in Europa met

groot welslae getoer het, sal tradisionele en

populre Kersliedere sing.

Iets om na uit te sien is die massa-orkes

wat Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer sal

opvoer en die gehoor wat saam Kersliedere

sal sing.

nDeel van die inkomste sal aan dieTyger-

Beer-eenheid geskenk word.

V Kaartjies vir die konsert kos R60 of R40 vir skoliere

en senior burgers en is by die Hugo Lambrechts-mu-

sieksentrum en die Suidoosterfeeskantoor beskik-

baar. Vir meer inligting, kontak hulle by 021 939 9105

of 021 406 4007.

Jaarlikse Kerskonsert

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Pay up, deadbeat dads!

This was the very strong message sent by

the Department of Justice and Constitution-

al Development (DOJCD) when it recently

awarded large sums of money to the former

partners of parents who defaulted on child

maintenance.

The process was started during Womens

Month in August when justice, crime pre-

vention and security cluster departments

engaged with thousands of women from

across the length and breadth of this prov-

ince.

Women from as far afield as Knysna in the

Southern Cape to Clanwilliam on the West

Coast and from Nyanga in the Metro made

their voices heard, said advocate Hishaam

Mohamed from the DOJCD.

A common thread expressed by these

women through DOJCD partner organisa-

tions and NGOs was that drastic improve-

ment was needed where the child mainte-

nance systemwas concerned, in order to en-

sure that the best interest of minor children

was protected, he said.

We are painfully aware of the challenges

facing single mothers who are dependent on

maintenance to ensure the well-being of

their children.

The message received through the inter-

action with the community was clear: de-

faulters of child maintenance must be

brought to book, he added.

As the 16 Days of Activism (against wom-

en and child abuse) loom, the department

identified maintenance services as a key

strategic objective.

One of the key elements of the DOJCDs

turnaround strategy on maintenance is to

ensure that untraced maintenance benefici-

aries are traced and paid the maintenance

money due to them, through the Operation

Isondlo campaign, he said.

Operation Isondlo is one of the DOJCDs

initiatives and aims to ensure that children

are adequately supported by both their par-

ents.

To this effect, Operating Isondlo has seen

justice in the form of hundreds of thousands

of rands paid out to beneficiaries.

One of the ways in which it did this, was

through the attachment of the pensions of

the defaulters of at least 49 maintenance de-

faulters.

This had a value ofmore than R2.5 million

for the period April to 10 November. Of this,

more than R1.670 m has already been paid

out to beneficiaries, effected by the mainte-

nance court.

One of the beneficiaries include Chantal

Michaels from Strandfontein. She was

awardedR3 000 permonth and an additional

R300 towards arrears in maintenance fees

for her two minor children.

Thecomplainant applied for futuremain-

tenance on 31 August and a final order was

granted for the amount of R175 572.46, Mo-

hamed said.

Gillian Samuels from Simons Town was

awarded an amount of R115 000, ordered to

be paid out from her childrens fathers pen-

sion fund for future maintenance.

Sizeka Dyantyi from Milnerton was

awarded R36 000 for her children.

Marianna Coetzee from the Bellville area

applied for arrear maintenance in Septem-

ber in respect of her minor children for an

amount of R129 328.

In March the DOJCD identified 1 078 out-

standingwarrants of arrest formaintenance

defaulters.

As at the end of October, we have execut-

ed 391 warrants, Mohamed said.

These total almost R3.4 million.

To date, there are 687 (from 1 078) out-

standing warrants totaling on average

R3.4 million, which we will be executing

during the 16 Days of Activism campaign,

this quarter, he said.

The Top Twenty maintenance defaulters

collectively owe R1 229 149.

Mohamed said of 94 beneficiaries that

could not be traced, his department has

found 75, and paid out R99 422.

A total of 19 beneficiaries must still be

traced.

Singlemoms get large pay-outs

Marianna

Coetzee from

Bellville

receives her

cheque in

maintenance

arrears from

advocate

Hishaam

Mohamed,

provincial

head of the

Department

of Justice

and Consti-

tutional

Development.


DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

N

n beplanningsfase van twee jaar

gaan die bou van n nuwe wisselaar

bydiekruisingvandieR300 enBotte-

larypad in Januarie 2016 begin.

Die projek beloof nie net om die huidige

verkeerswurggreep in die streek te verlig

nie, maar ook om ontwikkelingsgroei in

die area te bevorder, het Eric Foster, paaie-

ingenieur, by n grondeienaarskonferensie

in Brackenfell ges. Die konferensie het

verlede Dinsdag by die Kuilsrivier-gholf-

klub in Brackenfell-Suid plaasgevind.

Die doel hiervanwas om inwoners te laat

deelneem aan n gesprek oor toekomstige

ontwikkeling en toeganklikheid vir die

area. Dit is deur Marian Nieuwoudt, wyk-

raadslid van Brackenfell, aangebied.

Die projek van R42 miljoen, wat gesa-

mentlikdeurdieStadKaapstad enverskeie

ontwikkelingskonsortiums befonds word,

sal volgens Foster teen Maart 2017 voltooi

wees. Volgens hom sal verkeersvloei op

paaie soos Okavangoweg en Brackenfell-

boulevard aansienlik verminder, omdat

toegang tot dieN1 via die R300makliker sal

wees. Die verkeersdruk op die Bottelary-

pad en Amandelweg in Kuilsrivier se rig-

ting sal aangespreek word. Die wisselaar

sal toegang tot die streek baie verbeter en

daarom ook meer aanloklik maak vir eko-

nomiese ontwikkeling en werkskepping.

Maar bykomende padnetwerk-verbete-

ringsprojekte sal benodig word om die pro-

bleem van opeenhoping as n geheel aan te

spreek, s Foster. Aanvanklik sal die ver-

keersvloei verbeter, maar soos ontwikke-

ling uitbrei, sal meer sulke projekte aange-

pak moet word. Die R300-projek is n klein

druppel in die emmer. Johan Botha van

die Stad Kaapstad s daar het oor die laaste

twee dekades n agterstand ontwikkel in

die stad se padnetwerk, omdat daar nie al-

tyd tred gehou is met ontwikkeling nie.

Die Stad het net nie die vermo gehad

omgedurende di tyd genoeg geld te gee vir

nuwe paaie nie, maar met die R750 miljoen

wat onlangs deur die burgemeester beskik-

baar gestel is om verkeerknelpunte te ver-

beter, sal die situasie nou normaliseer.

Druk op

verkeer

sal verlig

word

A driver who was caught speeding at 198

km/h ina 120km/hzoneon theN1highway

in the Brackenfell service area during

weekend traffic operations, will appear in

court soon and faces a heavy fine, says pro-

vincial traffic chief Kenny Africa.

TheWesternCapeProvincial Traffic Ser-

vices stopped a total of 1 750 vehicles in 21

alcohol blitz roadblocks across the prov-

ince.

Alcohol breath testing was performed

on 1 262 drivers and 18 were arrested. The

highest breath alcohol reading was record-

ed in Vredenburg. At 1,21 mg of alcohol/

1 000 ml of blood, this is five times the legal

limit of 0,24 mg/ 1 000 ml, says Africa.

In addition, a total of 8 114 vehicles were

screened for speeding and 766 speeding of-

fences were recorded. A total of 148 fines

in the amount of R202 800 were issued for

various traffic violations ranging from

driver fitness violations to vehicle fitness

infringements of the law.

The simple fact is that alcohol and roads

dont mix, says Africa.

Road fatalities recorded in the City over

the weekend included the death of a driver

in Bellville, a pedestrian in Khayelitsha

and a pedestrian in Gugulethu.

Two records

for speeding,

drunk driving


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Helderkruin honours learners

Helderkruin Primary School in Kleinvlei, Eer-

ste River held its diploma ceremony recently

where the top learners were honoured. The

ceremony was held on Thursday 12 Novem-

ber at the Kleinvlei Civic Centre.

Amy Malgas, a drummie, was

named Sportsperson of the Year.

She will represent South Africa in

2016 in the United Kingdom.

Zuliah Davids was the top achiever in mathematics and science in

Grade 7. Here she is with her proud parents, her father, Shaheem

Davids and her mother, Lewina.

Stephanie Pietersen was in the top 20 in

the Metropole East Education District in the

Grow Smart Competition. Her story has

been published by ViaAfrica. Here she is

with the school principal, Adolph Vallentyn.

Right: Foundation phase and Grade 1 learners were also honoured.

From left are Keisha Jansen (mathematics), Ferdwill Noble (100%

school attendance), Jamie Martheze (best achiever), Rawano Julies

(best progress) and Ayna Fourie (home language).

Josee Ishimwe was named overall top

achiever for Grade 7. With her is principal

Adolph Vallentyn.

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Kyoko Morgan, founding director of the NPO Origami for Africa, with some of the children

from Wesbank at the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens during the workshop.

RICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

A

group of young children from the

gang-ridden area Wesbank were re-

cently taken on a trip to the Kirsten-

bosch Botanical Gardens where they all

participated in an origami workshop.

Origami is the Japanese art of folding pa-

per andhas been taught to several boys and

girls in Wesbank thanks to the involve-

ment of Kyoko Morgan, founding director

of a Cape Town-based NPO, Origami For

Africa.

Kyoko has been teaching origami to the

local youth for almost a year.

In July this year TygerBurger reported

on the group of children teaching origami

to foreign students at the South African

Museum in Cape Town.

This time around some of themwere giv-

en the opportunity to display their skills

at Kirstenbosch, Kyoko said.

A total of 17 children and two teachers

fromWesbankwent to teach origami at the

Cape Orchid Show held at the Kirsten-

bosch Botanical Gardens, Kyoko said.

The children have been learning origa-

mi with Origami for Africa at the Primary

School Wesbank No. 1 for nearly a year or

more and it was a great opportunity for

them to show off their skills, Kyoko ex-

plained.

Kyoko, who moved from Japan to South

Africa as an adult, said she was ap-

proached by the Cape Orchid Society to ex-

hibit origami orchids and teach origami at

the show.

In exchange the children received free

entry into this beautiful botanical garden

which is a well-known destination for

many tourists, yet not many local people

haveanaccess to theCapeOrchidSociety,

she said.

The society also prepared a verynice pic-

nic packet for all the children, she added.

The children taught origami to many of

the visitors, including the Japanese consul

general, Mitsuru Murase, and his wife,

Chizuru, as well as the wife of the consul

general of Romania in Cape Town, Cosmi-

na Ionescu and her friend, Madalina Bath-

ia, the owner of the local brand Wild Olive

African Artisans.

The children from Wesbank enjoyed themselves during the origami workshop held at the

Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.

MICHELLE LINNERT

@linnertmb

Members of the Citys Ghost Squad am-

bushed and subsequently arrested two drag

racers on Sunday night, after camera foot-

age alerted the squad of illegal races in Sti-

kland.

The squad members were notified by the

local Stikland City Improvement District

(CID) after the CIDs cameras picked up the

motorists in La Belle Road.

The CIDs control officers spotted themo-

torists assembling and immediately called

it in to the police and traffic officials while

monitoring the situation, says Gene Loh-

rentz, media liaison for Geocentric, the

company that manages the CID.

It happened just after 22:00 last night

(Sunday). We were quite fortunate that,

after contacting police and the City, the

Ghost Squad and traffic officials arrived

very, very quickly it was less than 20 min-

utes later, he said.

To the surprise of the racers, La Belle

Road was blocked off on both sides by the

squads vehicles.

The arrests followed shortly.

We cant say how many people were ar-

rested the officialswerent giving out such

information at the time.

He said drag racers usually congregate

either at the Sasol or BP garage and from

there proceed to race.

Obviously now with our cameras we

have evidentiary footage of racing, but also

registration numbers of the vehicles in-

volved. We record them as they do their

thing and provide all the information to the

traffic authorities, Lohrentz said.

Maxine Jordaan, Traffic Services spokes-

person, confirmed the officers had arrested

two drivers of a VW Golf and Honda Bal-

lade respectively for reckless and or negli-

gent driving as well as participating in an

illegal street race on a public road without

the permission from theMEC for transport.

The driver of the Honda Ballade, a 25-

year-old male, was also charged with pos-

session of drugs as well as resisting arrest,

Jordaan said.

They appeared in the Bellville Magis-

trates Court, most likely on Monday or

Tuesday.

Ghosts grab two

illegal drag racers

In the foreground and

background are Ghost

Squad vehicles blocking

off a part of La Belle

Road on Sunday evening,

shortly before arresting

illegal drag racers.PHOTO:

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RICHARD ROBERTS

@richardjohn_rj

E

erste River residents have beenwarned

to be vigilant over the upcoming festive

season when criminals are highly ac-

tive.

Police warned residents to be aware of

their safety and look after their belongings.

Eerste River has been hit by several inci-

dents of housebreakings which motivated

Captain Florina Muller, police spokesper-

son, to issue a series of safety tips for resi-

dents to follow.

She recommends residents install fences

around their houses, rather than build big

walls. Fences provide improved visibility.

The primary aim of a fence is to make ac-

cess or intrusion difficult, she says.

Security gates with sturdy locks in front

of each door leading outside as well as bur-

glar proofing covering all windows are rec-

ommended, Muller says.

Other precautions include installing an

alarm system, an intercom system between

the home and gate and a panic button.

A healthy relationship with your neigh-

bours is also recommended, Muller says.

If you leave your house during the holi-

days, inform your neighbours and leave a

contact number with them, she says.

Muller said dogs serve as a deterrent.

Also ensure that you lock away all tools

like spades, axes and ladders, because can

be used as weapons to attack you.

Residents are encouraged to join their lo-

cal neighbourhoodwatch structures in a bid

to help fight crime.

Muller informed senior citizens last week

to be careful with their money over the fes-

tive season.

She spoke to several elderlymenandwom-

en during a breakfast held on Thursday

morning at a local church hall in the area

where safety tips were given. Here residents

were warned against scammers and fraud-

sters who prey on the elderly.

We also reminded them to be careful who

they allow inside their house or on their

property rather make sure you know the

person you ask to help you clean your yard

or tidy your house, she says.

Do not employ casual workers like do-

mestic workers or gardeners without any

references and contact numbers, she adds.

She concludes: Identify relatively safe

places in your house as refuge like the bath-

room, toilet and store room and lock it from

where you can call the emergency number

of the police or your neighbours, who can al-

so call the police in case you panic.

V To report a crime or criminal activity, contact

08600 10111 or 10111.

Police share safety tips for holidays

Senior citizens in

Kleinvlei were

informed how to keep

safe over the

upcoming festive

season at a breakfast

held last week in the

area.

Entrepreneurship in theWesternCape is set

to receive a major boost with free business

development workshops at several venues.

Two-day business development work-

shopswill be offered in six venues across the

province, including Moorreesburg from 30

November to 1 December, Caledon from 2 to

3 December and Worcester from 8 to 9 De-

cember.

Other venues to follow include Beaufort

West, George and Bellville early in 2016.

These workshops are aimed at enhancing

entrepreneurial skills in the province and

are part of an initiative to further the prov-

inces goal of job creation for economic

growth, according to a statement from the

centre for applied entrepreneurship at USB

Executive Development (USB-ED).

The initiative follows collaboration be-

tween the Western Cape department of eco-

nomic development and tourism and the

USB-ED, which is the public company of the

University of Stellenbosch.

V Contact Doris Viljoen at [email protected]

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Schutte, Ira Blanckenberg en Marlie

Katzke in die Hofmeyrsaal op Stellen-

bosch te sien. Kaartjies is by www.web-

ticket.co.za beskikbaar.

V Four:30, a collection of short operas,

will be on stage at Artscape until Satur-

day.TicketsareavailableatComputicket.

V99Hitswill be on stage at BarnyardWil-

lowbridge fromTuesdayuntil Thursday31

December. Visit www.barnyardtheatre

.co.za for bookings and more.

V Kings, Queens and Divas, a tribute to

the aristocracy of music, will be on at

GrandWestsRoxyRevueBaruntil 9 Janu-

ary 2015. Tickets at Computicket.

V Manie Jackson and Lance James will

be at Die Boer tonight (Wednesday) and

Thursday in Star and the Legend. R120.

Call 021 979 1911 or visit www.die-

boer.com to book.

V Joshua na die Ren kuier Donderdag

in die Ou Meulteater. R150. Bespreek by

083 564 0056 of vicky@oumeultea-

ter.co.za.

VWicus van derMer-

we kuier Vrydag by

Die Boer. R130. Be-

spreek by 021 979 1911

of www.dieboer.com.

V Justen Hosken, Je-

andre Swanepoel

and 9th Soul will be

at Meraki in Durban-

ville from 20:30 on

Friday for theirAcous

tic Nights. Tickets:

R30 at the door.

V The Gavin Minter

Quartetwill be at the

Alphen Boutique Ho-

tel in Constantia on

Friday from 20:00.

Entrance is free.

V Joshua na die

Ren tree Vrydag in

dieDrostdy-teater op.

R120. Bespreek by

071 931 9954 of by

info@drostdyteater

.co.za.

VNoisesOffwill be on

stageat theMilnerton

Playhouse on Friday

and Saturday with a

matinee on Saturday

at 14:30. Tickets cost R90 or R80 for the

matinee. Visit milnertonplayers.com or

call 082 267 1061 to book.

V Matt Woosey (UK) will be at Muratie

Wine Estate from 15:00 on Saturday.

R100. Call 021 865 2330 or email info@

muratie.co.za to book.

V Jakkie Louw is Saterdagaand by Die

Boer te sien. R120. Bespreek by

021 979 1911 of www.dieboer.com.

V DeFINitioN will be playing at the Bell-

villeCricketClubonSaturday from20:00.

Braai facilities will be available and food

will be on sale. Entrance is free.

V Con Spirito se filharmoniese koor en

orkes sal Felix Mendelssohn se Lobge

sang Saterdag vanaf 20:00 saam met

Anina Wasserman, Minette du Toit-

Pearce en Arthur Swan onder leiding

van Erns Conradie in die Hugo Lam-

brechts-ouditorium uitvoer. Kaartjies kos

R150 of R130 vir seniors en R50 vir stu-

dente by Computicket.

V Heinz Winckler, Snotkop, Andriette

Norman en Emo Adams kuier Saterdag

in die Liqui-Fruit-amfiteater vir Tussen

die Sterre. Kaartjies is by Computicket

beskikbaar.

V The Ramon Alexander Trio will be at

the Alphen Boutique Hotel in Constantia

on Saturday from 20:00. Entrance is free.

V Monika Voysey (mezzo soprano) and

Chef Marc Wassung will be presenting

Sing for your Supper, an evening of Italian

food and song with Siphesihle Mdena

and Kurt Haupt at Welgemeend Manor

House on Saturday. Tickets: R350. Call

076 423 8191 or email monika@singfor-

yoursupper.co.za to book.

VNagligte sal hul debuutalbumSaterdag

vanaf 21:00byManilla Bar in die stadbek-

endstel. Kaartjies kos R50 by die deur.

V Gert Vlok Nel tree Saterdag in die Ou

Meulteater op. R120. Bespreek by 083

564 0056 of [email protected].

VTygerbergChildrensChoirwill beper-

forming their Christmas concert titled

Life in Abundance with Annatjie Brand

(organ), soloist Madri Gerber and the

SAMA Award winning vocal group The

Voice of Angels at the Endler Hall from

20:00 on Saturday and 16:00 on Sunday.

Tickets cost R90 or R70 for students and

scholars from Computicket.

V Bottomless Coffee Bandwill be at Die

Boer on Sunday afternoon. R120. Call

021 979 1911 or visit www.dieboer.com to

book.

V Trio of Note, made up of Jeanie Kelly

on flute,RinaSchutte on cello andEliza-

beth Retief on piano, will be at the Hugo

Lambrechts Audi-

torium on Sunday

from 15:30. Tickets

cost R50 or R30 at the

door.

VA Tribute to the Bee

Gees, Beatles and

Creedence show will

be on at the

Edgemead Soccer

Club on Sunday from

15:00. R50. Call 061

490 1694 to book.

V The Gary Deacon

Trio will be at the Al-

phen Boutique Hotel

in Constantia on Sun-

day from 12:30 to

15:00. Entrance is free.

V Joyful Harmonies

and the Simon Estes

Alumni Choir will be

performing alongside

the Cape Philhar-

monic Orchestra at

the Gugulethu Sports

Complex on Sunday

from 15:00. Tickets:

R40 at the door.

V Eddie McLean, sub-

principal cellist with

the Cape Town Phil-

harmonic Orchestra, will present a recital

formembersof theRichardWagnerSoci-

ety and friends on Sunday from 18:30.

R240 includingwine and snacks. Email jil-

[email protected] or call O82 459

6225 for bookings or more information.

VWendy Oldfield, Paul Hanmer and Li-

onel Bastos will be at the V&A Water-

front Amphitheatre from 19:00 to 20:00

on Sunday. Entrance is free.

V Boulevard Blues and Nhoza Sitshol-

wana will be at the Nassau Centre at

Groote Schuur High School on Sunday

from 19:30. Call 021 761 2726 or 076 401

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