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Inwoners van Blackheath is verheug oordie uiteindelike opknapping van AlbertPhilander-rylaan in Blackheath – ’n pad

bekend vir sy slaggate en gevaar.Die rylaan strek van Eersterivier-weg in

Blue Downs tot by Raymond Ackerman-ry-laan in Kleinvlei.Die deel naby die Laerskool Blackheath

word tans opgegradeer – iets waaroor talleinwoners baie verlig is. “Vir die afgelope 35jaar sukkel onsmet ’nhele paar vanons stra-te in die gebied. Ons het menigte struikel-blokke met die projek ervaar,” sê NevilleWatson, ’n jarelange inwoner.Volgenshomwasdie aanvanklikekwessie

metAlbert Philander-rylaan die swak gehal-te van die padoppervlak. Daar is ook nooitsypaadjies langs die pad aangebring nie, sêhy.“As gemeenskap is ons tevrede dat die pad

herstel word.”Hy sê die gehalte van die werk is ook goed.“Ons is dankbaar daarvoor. Dit sal nouvir

’n lang ruk nog hou.”Bert van Dalen, wyksraadslid, sê die op-

knapping is ’n tydelike oplossing vir die pro-bleem,maar dat Albert Philandermettertydook herbou sal word.“Daar het in die laaste tyd baie klagtes van

die publiek gekom, veral waar die pad op-breek en die gebrek aan sypaadjies. Ook oordie spoedvrate wat die pad as resiesbaan ge-bruik enwat dit baie onveiligmaakvir veral

die kinders van nabygeleë skole wat die padgebruik om huis toe te stap.“Albert Philander-rylaan is ’n baie ou pad,

wat al lank gelede sy ontwerpleeftyd ver oor-skry het, en moet heeltemal herontwerp enoorgebou word. Daar is geen stormwaterpy-pe nie en ook geen goeie ondergrond nie– daarom breek die pad op in die winterwanneer dit nat is,” sê Van Dalen.Daar is ookgeengeldbeskikbaar gestel om

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die plan aanvaar. Dit behels die moontlikeoplossing van die drie geïdentifiseerde ver-keersknelpunte in die stad, waarvan Kuils-rivier een is.Die projek behels die opgradering vanBot-

telary- en Saxdowneweg, Amandel-rylaan,Belhar-hoofstraat, Erica-rylaan en Okavan-go-weg. “Dit alles teen ’n geskatte koste vanR340 840 000 oor die volgende vyf jaar,” sêVan Dalen.

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Members of the Kuils River police recentlypaid avisit to a local children’shomeaspartof the 16 days of activism campaign.“The police organised a fun day for the

children at Huis Susan Lapoorta, a childand youth care centre facility,” CaptainIsaac Van Niekerk says.The centre, located in Samuel Street, Sa-

repta, provides residential care to morethan six children outside their family envi-ronment.Van Niekerk said the police’s Men for

Change as well as its Women’s Network do-nated themoney to purchase a small Christ-mas gift for each child.“The children took the opportunity to

meet the uniformed members and adminis-trative personnel of their police station,”Van Niekerk says.Police members took the opportunity to

communicate to the children on a one-on-one basis in an attempt to establish a trustrelationship between the children andthemselves.

Police gifts bring big smiles

The Kuils River police recently paid a visit to Huis Susan Lapoorta, a child care centre, where giftswere handed out to the residents. Captain Isaac van Niekerk, Mina Majiedt, Regina Soman, JolineDe Water, Lisa Links, Corina Schiedekat and Sergeant Liesel Beukes all attended the event last Wednes­day.

The Cape Town branch of the NGOGift of the Givers recently paid a vi-sit to the Kleinvlei police where they

donated several items.Captain Florina Muller, police spoke-

sperson, said the police, the neighbour-hood watch structures in the area and thelocal community police forum (CPF) heldtheir end-of-year on Thursday when theywere surprised by the visit.

She said the organisation formeda closepartnership with the CPF and neighbour-hood watches in the area who works dili-gently throughout the year.“Gifts were handed out to the neigh-

bourhoodwatch volunteers to acknowled-ge the excellent work done, as a gratitudeof appreciation to the community of theGreater Blue Downs police cluster.“The community members who recei-

ved from these gifts, were encouraged bythe Blue Downs cluster commander, Bri-gadier Vincent Beaton, the station com-mander, Colonel Vernon Bester and theCPF chairperson, Julian Unthank to jointhe neighbourhood watches in their res-pective areas and in so doing help to con-tain crime in the four respective sectors.About 200 community members atten-

ded the event.

Gift of the Givers visit

The end­of­yearfunction of theKleinvlei police, thelocal CPF and neigh­bourhood watchstructures were held atthe police station onThursday. The groupwas also suprised by avisit from representati­ves from the NGO Giftof the Givers. Seenhere are from left toright sergeant ZenobiaFradie, Gift of theGivers representativeJohn Solomons, pastorHubard Kemp, ColonelVernon Bester andBrigadier VincentBeaton.

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Eerste River boy drownsRICHARD ROBERTS

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The body of a 17-year-old Eerste Riverteenager was recovered from the seathis weekend following a drowning in-

cident last week.The boy was swimming with a group of

friends at the jetty at Strand beach when helanded in difficulty in the water. Hedrowned on Thursday afternoon around13:00. An extensive search was launched,but no body was found on the day. The po-lice’s diving unit discovered his body twodays later on Saturday 12 December.“This office can confirm that the body of

17-year-old Ashwin Johannes was discov-ered in Strand on Saturday morning afterhe allegedly drowned,” provincial policespokesperson Lieutenant Colonel AndréTraut said on Monday.A death inquest docket was registered.On Friday the emergency ambulance ser-

vice ER24 issued a statement in which thecircumstances around the incidentwere ex-plained.“It is understood that the group of boys

were swimming near the jetty when one ofthem apparently had some difficulty andwas swept underwater.”The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI)

in Gordon’s Bay was one of the first emer-gency units to respond to the drowning.“We launched our sea rescue craft ‘Spirit

of Surfski’ and dispatched rescue swim-mers to the scene,” said NSRI Gordon’s Baydeputy station commander Edward Rus-souw.A K-9 search and rescue team also joined

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search, there was no sign of the missing

teenager on the day of the incident.The police dive unit continued the search

on Friday.According toEdward the family of theboy

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vincial department of health outlined sever-al key facts about water safety.In it they encourage parents to always ac-

company children when at the beach, at a

pool, tidal pool, dam or river.Beachgoers arealso encouraged toalways

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something that floats or offer a long objectto hold onto, but avoid jumping in yourself,the department warns.

NSRI sea rescue volunteers searched for the body of 17­year­old Eerste River boy at the StrandBeach Pavillion on Thursday last week after the boy drowned. His body was discovered onSaturday. PHOTO: NSRI

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The City of Cape Town’s Congestion man-agement programme sets out the expendi-ture, infrastructure projects and other inter-ventions aimed at addressing traffic conges-tion in the city over the next five financialyears.

In a statement issued last week, Maycomember for transport, Brett Herron, said atotal of R750 million will be spent over thisperiod for road infrastructure projects.

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Kuils River was identified as one of thekey areas to benefit from the programme fol-lowing a congestion study.

“The congestion management programmewas subsequently initiated in August thisyear when council supported the allocationof R40 million in the current financial yearas interim relief to kick-start projects inthese areas,” Herron said.

“Our information shows that commutersin the Kuils River, Kommetjie and Blaauw-berg areas travel on average twice as longduring the peak period compared with theoff-peak period to reach their destinations.The peak period in these areas extends forthree hours as compared with the two hourselsewhere in the city. These areas are there-fore the first pressure points to be addressedby the City over the next five years.”

The roads to benefit from the programmeinclude Bottelary, Saxdowns, Amandel andthe nearby located Belhar Main Road, EricaDrive and Okavango Road in Brackenfell.

Kuils River’straffic woes tobe addressed

Top teen:Athenkosi Fani, a

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from Port Elizabeth,was crowned Mr

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Cape Town this pastweekend. Athenkosi,

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youths, grew up andstill lives in a

children’s home. Hespent the past week

at the Eerste Rivernon­profit organisa­

tion, CommunityWomen Action, in

Devon Park. Here heis with the projectcoordinator at theorganisation, Joan

Mouton.

The Melton Rose disaster risk manage-ment unit along Albert Philander Roadcame up tops at an awards ceremony

held in Cape Town recently.The unit was named Unit of the Year at the

City of Cape Town’s Safety and security di-rectorate’s inaugural joint annual awardsevening for volunteers.

The ceremony is held to acknowledge thecontribution of volunteers in different de-partments. These departments include lawenforcement, disaster risk management andfire and rescue services.

Apart from the unit gaining this prestig-ious award, several of its members were alsohonoured.

Volunteer Pyron Isaacs of Melton Rose re-ceived a certificate of appreciation, while Ja-cobus Fortuin, also of Melton Rose, wasawarded for his 20 years of service.

The award ceremony was held on Tuesday8 December at the banqueting hall in the Civ-ic Centre.

The ceremony acknowledged the contri-butions of approximately 800 volunteers

across the law enforcementauxiliary service, the disasterrisk management centre andthe fire and rescue services.

Some of those recognisedhave devoted as many as 25years of volunteer service,while others have clocked upanywhere between 6 000 and9 000 hours of service.

“A decade ago we had onlya handful of diehard volun-teers left in the city.

“Five years ago, we kickedour recruitment and trainingprogrammes into high gearand now we have close on 800volunteers. Two of our volun-teer services are unique inSouth Africa because only thedisaster risk managementvolunteer service is a require-ment, so we have gone above and beyondwith our law enforcement and fire and res-cue volunteers,” said Mayco member for

safety and security, JP Smith.The programme serves as a key example

of how progress can be made possible.

Melton Rose wins Unit of the year

The Melton Rose disaster risk management unit recentlyscooped the award for Unit of the year at the first jointannual awards for volunteers held last week. The team fromMelton Rose from left are Jacobus Fortuin, Lynette Isaacs,Pyron Isaacs and Shane Tembo.

PHOTOS: BRUCE SUTHERLAND/CITY OF CAPE TOWN

Pyron Isaacs accepts his award from councillor Leslie Isaacs during theceremony last week. Pyron received a Certificate of Appreciation.

Jacobus Fortuin was awarded for his 20 years of service. Herecouncillor Leslie Isaacs hands him his award.

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RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj

Kuils River police arrested a house rob-bery suspect and are still searchingfor others following an armed attack

at a house in Soneike recently.According to police spokesperson, Cap-

tain Isaac van Niekerk, the incident oc-curred on Wednesday 9 December at ap-proximately 21:35 in Gladioli Street.“The people inside the house managed to

defend themselves and hid in a roomwherethey were able to escape through a win-dow,” Van Niekerk explained.Kuils River police members who were on

patrol in the vicinity and neighbourhoodwatch members responded to the com-plaint.“A suspect was noticed at the crimescene. When he saw the police, he tried toflee. He then started shooting at the policeofficers,” Van Niekerk said.On the Kuils River Community’s Face-

book page one resident described the inci-dent as chaotic: “It was the scariest encoun-ter I’ve ever had. Gun shots, breaking glass,people screaming, police sirens. . . totalchaos.”The suspect was eventually arrested by

the police with the assistance of an officer

of Bassett North Security as well as mem-bers of the neighbourhood watch.Bassett responded to the emergency call

at 21:30. According to the security compa-ny’s report, the suspects had managed tobreak into the home through the front door.They were inside the house with the homeowners.“It is unknown how many suspects were

involved in the house robbery,” Van Nie-kerk said.He said a Toyota double-cab that was al-

legedly used in the robbery raced from thecrime scene. “The police chased the bakkieand the vehicle collided with another car.The driver jumped out of the vehicle andran away,” Van Niekerk said.Some of the stolen items were retrieved.

These included a laptop worth R5 000, aSamsung tablet worth R3 000, a black tableworth R3 000, a plasma television set worthR10 000, a black iPhone worth R10 000 andthe complainant’s wallet.A firearm was also retrieved.The police are investigating a case of at-

tempted murder. No serious injuries werereported, but the home owners were takento hospital with several injuries inflictedwhen they tried to escape through the bath-room window.

RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj

Despite numerous outcries from the com-munity to speed up the Valencia Farmercourt case, the matter has once again beenpostponed.Last week several non-profit organisa-

tions and political parties congregated out-side the Blue Downs Magistrate’s Court

where the case is heard to highlight theirunhappiness about the continuous post-ponement.The Community women action (CWA),

the ANC Women’s league, the DA, the EFFand some local women and children weresome of those who made their voices heard.Their demand? Please finalise the case.Fourteen-year-old Valencia was gang

raped and brutally murdered 16 years ago

in Eerste River.Shepassed awayat hospital after identify-

ing some of her attackers.Joan Mouton, CWA project coordinator,

said they are unhappy with the postpone-ment of the matter as it forces Sylvia Farm-er, the mother of the deceased, to continu-ously take leave fromwork – something thesingle mother cannot afford to do.“She is tired of all the court cases and all

of the suffering over the years,” Joan said.The case was postponed to 2 February

2016 and Elmario (36) remains in custody.

Outcry after yet another postponement

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Dawn remains a beacon of hope

Kuils River community worker Dawn Phillips, who was diagnosed with bone marrow cancer in 2011,still keeps busy by feeding those less fortunate in Kalkfontein and Vrygrond.

RICHARD ROBERTS@richardjohn_rj

Despite having to fight a life-threaten-ing illness, Kuils River communityworker Dawn Phillips still makes it

her duty to care and provide for the less for-tunate.

Dawn (61) has been working in Kalkfon-tein and other parts of Kuils River for morethan five years – running soup kitchens,handing out donated clothes, and organisingand hosting luncheons for seniors andChristmas parties each year.

In 2011 the mother of two was diagnosedwith multiple myeloma, a cancer that startsin the bone marrow plasma cells. This how-ever did not deter or discourage her fromcontinuing with what she describes as hercalling. Her love for children is too big, shesays.

“I was a Sunday school teacher in 1977 andalways had a love for children. I developeda passion toworkwith underprivileged chil-dren,” she says.

Started volunteering at BadisaAfter moving with her family from Dur-

ban to Cape Town in 2000, she started work-ing in Happy Valley near Blackheath, thenin Vrygrond, Kalkfontein.She started out as a volunteer at Cape

Town based NGO Badisa, and continued todo community work after parting ways fiveyears ago.“I worked alone at first. I stirred pots by

myself and fed theneedy.At onepoint I ques-tionedGod, butHe blessedme,” she explainswith tears in her eyes.Dawn joined a support group at the local

counselling organisationHopeHousewhereshe met several women who started helping

her and does so up to this day.Khadija Wilkinson, Hester

Petersen and Tessa Ruiter alljoined the former Port Eliza-bethian. Today they feed hun-dreds on a weekly basisthrough the soup kitchenproject in Brenda, Elizabethand Elmarie streets, Kalkfon-tein.“Some of these women

have their own issues to dealwith, but despite this theystill assist those in need.“They are my angels.“There are times when I

needed to go for radiation,and they will carry on,”Dawn explains.

‘I don’t think of my cancer’She adds: “I trust that they

will take the baton and runwith it.”

Her vision, she says, is for the soup kitch-en, it’s volunteers andcommunity tobecomeself sustainable.Earlier this year Dawn featured in a tele-

vision programme entitled SA Heroes – adocumentary which profiled her and thework she does in the community. The pro-gramme was screened on eTV.“In 2011 the doctors toldme that 85%ofmy

body was affected by multiple myeloma.Last year it was down to only 5%,” she says

smiling.She adds: “I don’t think of the cancer. It

is not a problem inmy life. I want to tell peo-ple that they should not allow any form ofcancer to affect them negatively. You havea choice. Look away. Do not focus on the ill-ness.”She says after learning she was sick, she

was motivated to work harder.“I will fight it. The doctor at Tygerberg

Hospital said I am her miracle patient.”

Dawn Phillips along with several other community workers inthe Kuils River area hosted a Christmas lunch for seniorcitizens on Tuesday in Kalktontein. PHOTO’S: RICHARD ROBERTS

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Ondanks haar moeilike omstandighe-dehetRuthRooi (13) vanKleinvlei be-wys dat ’n mens bo dit kan uitstyg.

Ruth se ouers sê hulle is uiters trots ophul dogter se prestasie – sy is onlangs gekiesomby die beroemdeOprahWinfreyLeader-shipAcademy forGirls haar skoolopleidingte ondergaan.Ruth vertrek binnekort na Pretoria waar

sy vanaf Januarie haar vyf jaar lange skool-loopbaan gaan voortsit.Haar ouers, Wally (53) en Juliana (52), sê

hulle is in die wolke oor wat hul dogter so-ver met haar lewe bereik het.

Die gesin woon in Anemonestraat, Klein-vlei.

Ruth, ’n gr.7-leerder by die LaerskoolMelton Rose, sê sy is ewe opgewonde.

“Ek is baie bly. Ek sien uit daarna om uitdié gemeenskap te kom. Dis ’n gemeenskapwat gebuk gaan onder bendes en bendege-weld. Hier is ook baie tienerswangerskap-pe,” vertel Ruth.

Sy wil om dié rede ná afloop van haarskoolloopbaan in die regte studeer.

“Ek wil ’n staatsaanklaer word. Ek saldaarvan hou, want ek sien wat in die ge-meenskap aangaan en wil graag die skelmstoesluit. Dis waar hulle hoort,” sê sy.

Oor die Oprah Winfrey Academy sê sy:“Die skool is baie groot, maar netjies.”

Ruth was in Junie in Meyerton om dieskool te besoek. “Ekgaannatuurlik diehuismis en veral my ma se kos,” sê sy.

Haar pa vertel dat sy reeds in Februarieaansoek gedoen het. “Daar is duisende aan-soeke. Hulle beoordeel die kinders op grondvan akademiese prestasie, maar kyk ook nahul omstandighede endie ouers se geldelike

situasie,” sê Wally. Hy sê Ruth behaal al se-dert gr.1 goeie uitslae. “Wat ons bevoordeelis dat sy van volgende jaar af totale geldeli-ke steun by die skool gaan ontvang,” verteldie werklose pa van vyf.“Dis die eerste keer dat iemanduit ons ge-

bied kwalifiseer vir so iets. Veral omdat onsin die gebied bly en sy so presteer, maak syons baie trots.”Hy sê sy dogter het ’n baie sterk persoon-

likheid en dat sy maklik by die skool salaanpas.“Sy was nog altyd baie gefokus op skool.

Hier is baie kinders wat nie skoolopleidingvoltooi nie,” sê Wally.

Ruth Rooi (13), ’n leerder aan die LaerskoolMelton Rose, vertrek binnekort na Gautengwaar sy aanstaande jaar as leerder by dieOprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girlssal skoolgaan.

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movie – similar to that in a theatre– thanks to the generosity of com-munity workers and the police.

The day which saw nearly 100kids attend the movie was held in abid to help keep them off the streetsand out of trouble.

The event, themed “A day at themovies”, was held at Spurwing Pri-mary School on Thursday and wasorganised by the local Kleinvlei po-lice, community police forum (CPF)and neighbourhood watch struc-tures.

The function was attended by theKleinvlei police station command-er, Colonel Vernon Bester, and CPFchairman Julian Unthank.

Police spokesperson Captain Flo-rina Muller said children from all

over the Blue Downs police clusterprecinct attended. The four sectorsin the community include Kleinvlei,Eerste River, Malibu Village andBlackheath.

“The event was led by the chair-person of subforum 3 in Eerste Riv-er, Ayesha Danster. She was assist-ed by the police, her family mem-bers, colleagues and friends.”

She thanked the principal andgoverning body of Spurwing Prima-ry for the use of the school’s hall tomake this event memorable for the100 kids from disadvantaged com-munities.

“Ayesha gave the children a wordof advice and also gave them safetytips about child abuse and the fivegolden rules to stay safe during theholidays and away from strangers.

“She encouraged them to say noto gangs and drugs,” Muller said.

The children were also enter-tained by a role-play on crime pre-vention.

The children then watched a mov-ie while eating popcorn and drinks.

“This experience is not familiar tothe majority of the children andmost of them experienced it for thefirst time.

“They also had a dance competi-tion where medals were given to thethree winners,” Muller added.

Santa Claus also paid the smallones a visit after ice cream wasserved.

“They forgot about the ice creamand they ran to Santa with his redand white coat. The excitement forthem was so big; it gives you tearsin the eye to see that,” Muller said.

All of the children received partypackets, presents, and cupcakes atthe end of the day.

Having fun at the ‘movies’The kids watched a movie before they received party packets and treats. The group was also surprised by a visit fromSanta Claus. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

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Meet Lakheni, a Grade 9 learner fromMthatha, who, at the age of 15 camehome from school one day to the

news that his father had suddenly passedaway.

His world is turned upside down and be-ing the eldest of three children, Lakheniknew that he was now considered to be theman of the house. His mother never had aformal job and his siblings were still in pri-mary school. Without any warning, thischild goes from having the challenge ofpassing Grade 9 to taking responsibility forhelping his mother put food on the table.

Under the guidance of the African Schol-ars Fund (ASF), he registered at a publicFET College for NCV level 2 in electricalinfrastructure construction.

Working, studyingThree years later, despite having to work

over weekends, Lakheni completed hisNCV level 4 and is now 18 years old. Hecourageously decided to leave Mthatha forPort Elizabeth and buckled down for a fur-ther 18 months to complete his N4 to N6.This he did successfully and soon thereaft-er found himself gainfully employed.

“When I arrived at PE College, my lifewas already sorted by the ASF – from regis-tration tuition fees, books and transport,”he says. “All I had to do was to present theacceptance letter I received from the ASFso I could completely focus and concentrateon my studies.”

Amazing opportunityHe says that when the ASF team visited

the college to present a student supportworkshop at the beginning of the year, itwas an amazing opportunity to finally havemet them after supporting him for the restof his school career right through college.

The ASF, through awards and guidanceassists promising young schoolchildrenfrom desperately poor homes to completetheir secondary (Grades 8 to 12) or techni-cal vocational education training collegeeducation. Lakheni is an example of thekind of bursar that ASF welcomes intotheir family.

They operate within the Free State, West-ern, Eastern and Northern Cape. The R1000 per year they make available to thelearners they support might not seem likemuch, but it affords them the opportunityto complete their basic education with asense of dignity.V Go to www.asf.org.za for more.

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People who have applied for a subsidisedhouse can now check the status of their ap-plication in a much quicker and easierway, thanks to a new technological tool.

By simply sending an SMS with your 13-digit identity number (ID) to the number44108, people who are registered on theCity’s housing database can easily deter-mine the status of their application, theCity of Cape Town said in a statement.

The City’s digital housing database waslaunched in 2014 to help qualifying appli-cants update their details and register onthe database in a hassle-free manner.

To date, more than 8 300 applicants haveregistered for the online housing portal.

Applicants can now also check the statusof their housing application by sending anSMS with their ID number followed by aspace and surname to 44108. Those who donot have access to a smartphone are en-couraged to make use of the free Smart-Cape internet access at libraries.

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Level 2 restrictions – 20% savingAsCapeTown is situated in awater-scarce

region, the City imposes level 1 restrictions(10% water savings) at all times. Becausedam levels are lower than the norm for thistime of year, it was proposed that the Cityimplement level 2 restrictions (20% savings)to preserve the long-term sustainability ofthe resource.

“Customers should note that from 1 Janu-ary 2016 they will be charged according toa tariff designed to be revenue neutral whenapplied to the 10% reduced consumption lev-els. In other words, if the customer reducestheir consumption by 10%, their bill shouldremain at a similar rand value. Indigent cus-tomers’ free allocation will not be affected,nor will the free first 6 kl a month for all resi-dents.

“For example, if a resident normally uses24 kl of water every month at a cost ofR294.62, and they reduce consumption by10%, they will continue to receive a bill fora similar amount. However, if implementa-tion of the level 2 tariff is passed by Council,24 kl will cost them R344,75,” says ErnestSonnenberg, Mayco member for utility ser-vices.

Furthermore, if passed by Council, resi-dents will have to abide by the following,more stringent regulations:

. Nowatering (e.g. using buckets) of a gar-den, sports field, or other grassed area usingpotable water between 09:00 and 18:00

. No watering (e.g. using buckets) will bepermitted within 24 hours of rainfall thatprovides adequate saturation. Facilities/customers making use of bore-holes or otheralternative sources are not exempt

. Irrigation (e.g. hose pipe/sprinklers) isonly to take place on Tuesdays, Thursdaysand Saturdays during approved hours, andfor no longer than an hour in total. Facili-ties/customers making use of bore-holes orother alternative sources are not exempt

. If alternative water sources are utilised,customers should ensure that they displaysignage to this effect clearly visible from apublic thoroughfare

. Where a hosepipe is used for irrigation,it must have a controlling device attachedat the end

. No washing or hosing down of hard-sur-faced or paved areas with potable (drinkingwater from tap) water

. A hosepipe used for washing vehiclesmust be fitted with an automatic self-closingdevice

. Automatic top-up systems for swim-ming pools and garden ponds are not al-lowed. Furthermore, the use of a pool coveris recommended

. Commercial car-wash industries must

comply with industry best practice norms.Informal car washes must use buckets rath-er than hosepipes

. Wash basins in public facilities must befitted with demand-type taps

. Showers provided at public facilitiesmust be fitted with demand-type valves

. Potable water may not be used to damp-en sand or other building material to pre-vent these materials from being blown away

. Standpipe draw-off taps must be of aheight of at least 450 mm, measured aboveground level

. The maximum flow rate from any tapinstalled at a hand basin may not exceed sixlitres per minute

. The maximum flow rate of any shower-head may not exceed 10 litres per minute

. Water closet cisterns may not exceed 9,5litres in capacity

. Automatic flushing cisterns or tippingtanks shall not be used for flushing a urinal

. All automatic flushing cisterns fitted tourinals must be replaced with manually op-erated systems, or non-manual apparatusthat only flushes after each use

. Terminal water fittings (taps and out-lets) installed outside any buildings, otherthan residential buildings, must incorpo-rate a self-closing device or have a remova-ble handle for operating purposes or be capa-ble of being locked to prevent unauthoriseduse, or be of a demand type that limits wateruse for each operation

. Water audits must be undertaken annu-ally by major water users (more than 10 000kl a month), but excluding where these aremultiple dwelling units

. No person may allow water used as aheat-exchange medium in any equipment orplant and supplied fromawater installation,to run continuously to waste except formaintaining a prescribed level of total dis-solved solids in a recirculating plant

. Ornamental water features may only beoperated if the water is recycled.

In addition, the City would like to informresidents that changes to the bulk water dis-tribution system could intermittently im-pact on water pressure, clarity or taste with-in some areas of the northern and centralsuburbs of the city. These changes becamenecessary due to the low level of the VoëlvleiDam.

Water might have ‘a different taste’Resultant flow changes in some of the wa-

ter pipelines may temporarily cause cloudi-ness or a slight discolouration in the water.Residents with sensitive palates may alsonotice a slight change in the taste of theirwater as it will now be coming from a differ-ent mix of sources.

“Water consumers in several parts of thecity may have also experienced an earthytaste and odour to their drinking watercaused by low levels of Geosmin in dam wa-ters. We would like to reassure residentsthat this is a naturally occurring compoundand is neither toxic nor harmful to health.Water quality is monitored continuouslyand all water supplied will be entirely safefor human consumption,” Sonneberg says.

Headds that theCity isworkingproactive-ly to manage available water resources andreduce the effects of geosmin in the sourcewaters – concentrations of which are antici-pated to increase with lower dam levels andhot, windy conditions.

“The City would like to remind residentsthat these are not punitive measures, butrather the City taking steps to protect ourwater supplies and guard against a full-blown crisis, as has been the case in othermunicipalities,” Sonnenberg says.V Residents who wish to apply for an exemption canapply to the City’s director: water services by con­tacting Water.Restrictions@capetown.gov.za

Brackenfell se Walking Angels poog omvanjaar tenminsteR10 000 in te samel virDie Burger-Kersfonds.

Die Walking Angels is ’n groep van 15sangstudente van die Riana van Wyk-musiekskool, wat sedert 2002 geld insa-mel met hul Kersoptredes elke jaar byverskeie winkelsentrums in die Kaap-stadse omgewing.

“Ons samel jaarliks ’n minimum vanR5 000 in, met die grootste oorbetalingwat ons nog ooit gedoen het van R11 000.Ons benodig die ondersteuning van diepubliek om hulkleingeld in die WalkingAngels se Kerskouse te gooi wanneerhulle by hulle verbystap,” sê Riana vanWyk.Die groep sal vanjaar by die volgen-

de winkelsentrums optree:. Glengarry in Brackenfell op 16 De-

sember om 11:00; 17 Desember om 15:00en 23 Desember om 15:00.

. Brackenfell-sentrum op 17 Desem-ber om 17:00 en 24 Desember om 11:00.

. Edgemead Village-sentrum op 17 De-sember om 13:00.

. Ipic-sentrum in Soneike op 19 De-sember om 11:00 en 23 Desember om13:00.

. Pick n Pay Plattekloof op 22 Desem-ber om 13:00.

. Flamingo Square in Table View op22 Desember om 16:00.

. Zevenwacht Mall op 23 Desember om17:00 en 24 Desember om 13:00.

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The office of Subcouncil 7 (Koeberg) will beclosed from 28 December to 31 Decemberduring the festive season.

During this period residents can phone0860 103 089 or+27 21 401 4701 (overseas call-ers) with general and account enquiries(service delivery queries and complaints)or email to Contact.Us@capetown.gov.zafor general enquiries or accounts@cape-town.gov.za for account.

. For electricity services (general, pre-paid, loadshedding and faults) phone0860 103 089, SMS to 31220 or email to pow-er@capetown.gov.za; for enquiries regard-ing electricity accounts, phone 0860 037 566or send an email to electrici-ty@cape.town.gov.za.

. In an emergency – fire, accidents etc.– phone 107 or 021 480 7700 from a land lineor 112 (toll free) from a cell phone.

Holiday service numbers

The solicitation of so-called ‘Christmas box-es’ by refuse collection staff is prohibited,says the City of Cape Town, reminding resi-dents that they are under no obligation togive a bonus to refuse collection staff.

If, however, residents believe they re-ceived excellent service, they are of courseat liberty to give a voluntary donation.

In addition, the City wishes to advise resi-dents that refuse collection services will re-main unchanged during the festive season.

Refuse will be collected on the scheduled

refuse collection days, including the publicholiday on Wednesday 16 December, Christ-mas Day on Friday 25 December and NewYear’s Day on Friday 1 January.

Residents are requested to ensure thattheir bins are placed outside for collectionby 06:00 on the scheduled refuse collectionday as collection teams might arrive muchearlier than usual due to reduced trafficcongestion.

For any other solid waste service queries,contact the City’s call centre on 0860 103 089.

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Durbell Pharmacies have taken the lead in supportingIkamva Labantu’s Fuel2Grow campaign in order toprovide 650 children with a nutritious cookedmeal ev-ery day for a whole year.

“Statistically, 3,3 million children in South Africalive in households where there is hungry child,” saysTiny van Schalkwyk, general manager of DurbellPharmacies.

“We support the Fuel2Grow campaign, because webelieve that no child should arrive at school or go tobed hungry.“We are parents ourselves and realise how impor-

tant goodnutrition is in a child’s development andwellbeing,” he said.

According to AnandaNel, director of Ikamva Laban-tu, food insecurity in South Africa is very real.

“Children can’t play, learn, dream, or be inspiredwhen their immediate need is food to fill their tummy.

They need fuel. Hence the Fuel2Grow campaign. Wesalute companies such as Durbell and the general pub-lic for their involvement in helping us reach our targetof R2,5 million. The biggest gift we can give this festiveseason is to provide 650 hungry kids with nutritiousmeals for a year,” she says.Durbell Pharmacies will raise money with its Dur-

bell Cares campaign in which each of its seven storeshave a Christmas tree covered in R15 gift tags.“All you need to do is remove a tag and purchase

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tags meals for a week. We want all South Africa’s chil-dren to thrive and reach their full potential,”he says.V For more information on Durbell Pharmacies, visit durbellphar­macies.co.za, for more information onthe Fuel2Grow campaign,visit fuel2grow.orgor for more information on Ikamva Labantuvisit www.ikamva.org.za.

Here some beneficiaries of Ikamva Labantu’s Fuel2Grow campaign areenjoying some cake.

Fuel2Grow for kids to grow

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SAREL BURGER

Met die Desember-aksie wat beginstuiptrekkings kry en ’n klompie reën-buie wat kom dagsê het, was krieketdie afgelope Saterdag net moontlik indie twee wedstryde waarby die Tyger-bergse Premierliga-krieketklubs, Dur-banville en Noordelikes-Goodwood,betrokke was.Ondanks ’n moedige vertoning kon

Noordelikes-Goodwood nie die pyprook in sy eendaagse wedstryd teenClaremont nie, maar Durbanville(194/6 in die toegelate 50 boulbeurte)was bobaas teen Primrose (143).Tinashe Chimbambo (74) en Dale

Campbell (65) het met ’n tweedepaal-tjie-vennootskap van 118 lopies dieaanvoorwerk vir die sege gedoen,waarna die Durbies se goed gebalan-seerde boulaanval die afrondingswerkgedoen het.Noordelikes-Goodwood (237) hetmet

behulp van veral Werner Moolman(63), Jahne Rudman (60) en DerickBrand (35) aanvanklik die hef in diehand gehad teen Claremont, maar dietuisspan het hierna met 239/5 ’n oor-winning met 5 paaltjies beklink.In die halfeindronde van die 20/20-

kompetisie het Edgemead (111/6) Son-dag sy plek in die eindstryd versekerdeur Montrose (90) se doppie te laatklink. Die eindstryd teen Claremontsal eers inMaart aanstaande jaar afge-handel word.Enkele eendagwedstryde word nog

vandag (Woensdag) gespeel.

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EARL HAUPT@earlhaupt

Eight schools from across Cape Town gotthe chance to take part in an annual tagrugby tournament last week.

The closing of schools for the year has co-incided with the start of the HSBC SevensSeries’ stop in Cape Town. It is the South Af-rican leg of the world series, which meantthat for the young tag rugby players it wasa chance to rub shoulders with some of theirheroes.Pupils from Bokmakierie Primary School

inAthlone andHarvester Primary School inMitchell’s Plain were among those takingpart in the day’s tournament at Hamiltonsrugby club in Green Point.Darryl van Zyl, teacher and sport coordi-

nator at Bokmakierie, welcomed the initia-tive andwas grateful that his school was oneof the eight invited to the event.“The programme is quite interesting be-

cause it teaches the pupils fitness and team-work,which is key.Whenever they invite usto any event, we always make sure that wesend a team and they enjoy it thoroughly.”He says the school has been involved in

the tag rugby programme for the last threeyears and the sport is spreading through theschool like wildfire.“So they are very eager to play rugby and

sport in general. Most of them are actuallysoccer players, but I see that most of themare good with their hands as well,” quipsVan Zyl.He also says that having the children in-

volved in the programme will go a long wayin strengthening rugby in the country as awhole.“Our aim is to teach them from a young

age and maybe one day they can become na-tional players. So I see this programmeteaching them all the steps up to that level,”he says.

StuartMcConnel, executivedirector of theTag Rugby association, says the clinic wasa fantastic way for the children to kick offtheir school holidays.He says that tag rugby has been in exis-

tence as a school sport for the last eightyears.“The idea is that this year eight schools

will get a chance andnext yearwewill invitea different eight schools,” he says.

McConnel says that the number of schoolsparticipating in tag rugby has grown phe-nomenally, from 90 schools in 2009 to about1 000 schools now.“Teachers see this as a way to get kids ac-

tive. They can generally get the whole classout, boys and girls, and get them involvedin physical activity. It is the one develop-ment sport which involves all participantsin the class.”

Local schools in tag cup

Pupils from eight schools across Cape Town took part in a tag rugby tournament. Here isMatthew Thomas (of Bokmakierie Primary School) with the ball. On his left is Brooklyn Jacobs(Balvenie Primary). PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

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SPORTSTAR OF THE YEAR: TYGERBURGER AND LET’S PLAY WINNER ANNOUNCED

Kyle had a dream year

From left: George McNulty (Bosman, McNulty and Du Toit Optometrists, Kyle Appel Haupt, StehanSchoeman (TygerBurger, sports editor) and Jeremy Fredericks (master of ceremonies).PHOTO: EARLHAUPT

STEHAN SCHOEMAN

Sprinter Kyle Appel Haupt had a dreamyear on the athletics track and is theTygerBurger and Let’s Play Sportstar

of the Year.The SuperSport cameras were there to in-

terview the learner from Brackenfell HighSchool as he received his prizes from Super-Sport andBosman,McNulty andDuToit Op-tometrists at the Bellville Golf Club.Well-known sport personality and cricket

commentator Jeremy Fredericks was theMC and guest speaker. He reminded the fi-nalists that they should continue with theirhard work.“It is only through dedication, devotion,

discipline and determination that one cantruly excel at the highest level in the worldof sport,” he said.Earlier this year Kyle ran the 200m in a

time of 20:57 at the World Youth Athleticschampionship in Columbia, winning a sil-ver medal. What made this achievementevenmore remarkable was the fact that thistime was the second fastest time (youth) inthe world ever and the eighth fastest timeinhistory overall,with Jamaican iconUsainBolt the world record holder with 19:19.“Running that time was massive for my

confidence. It showed me that I am goodenough to compete with the best in theworld and it only drivesme to work harderand improve on my times.“I have to thank my coach, Marcel Otto.

We train five days a week. We make a goodteam and it shows in the results. It makesthings easier when you have a good sup-port structure at home as well. I am trulyblessed,” said Kyle.Kyle represented Western Province jun-

ior rugby, but soon realised that the trackwas his forte.“I do the 100m and 200m, and at our

school meetings I also do the 400m for fun,but my focus is the shorter distance. Iwould have to say that the 200m is my fa-vourite as I always pick up speed late in therace. “This yearhas beena goodone forme.At the Athletics South Africa champion-ship earlier this year in Bloemfontein Iwon silver in the 100m and gold in the 200mandgold in the 4x100mrelay.At theAfricanYouth Championship in Mauritius I wonsilver again in the 100m and I am veryproud of our gold medal in the relay.The other five finalists who were month

winners are:V Ruan Terblanche (13) from Brackenfell

is a provincial cricketer who scored nu-

merous centuries and fifties and also boastsa highest score of 192 not out.

V Mieke Burger (13) from Durbanville HighSchool achieved her Western Province col-ours this year for biathle, triathle, pentathlonandWestern Province federation half coloursfor swimming.

V Runé du Plessis (14) from DurbanvilleHigh School excels in athletics, tennis, netballand action netball. She was part of the West-ern Province action netball team that won thefinal earlier this year at the national champi-onship.

V Dane Brand (15) from Durbanville HighSchool andwho stands 1.87m tall andweighs95kg, is one of the exciting prospects in Ky-okushin-kan karate. Earlier this year Danenarrowly lost in the second round to theeventual winner of the Junior KyokushinWorld Championship in Russia. He has alsowon several titles on home soil.

V Brett Howburg (17) from MonumentHigh School competed in the World Trans-plant Games in August after receiving a liv-er transplant. He won gold in the 100m andshotput events and silver in the long jump.

This is the last TygerBurger of 2015.

We wish all our loyal readers and advertisersa safe and happy festive season.

Our office will be closed until 6 Januaryand the first edition for 2016 will hit the

streets on 13 January.

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