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PUBLIC PROJECTS: CLEANING TEAMS

Subcouncil

creates jobs

DESIRE RORKE

B

y identifying and rolling out several

public projects, the Bergdal Subcoun-

cil has made a notable dent in the ar-

eas high unemployment numbers.

An estimated 800 jobs were created over

only a couple ofmonthsbymeans of national

governments Extended Public Works Pro-

gramme (EPWP), subcouncil manager

Grant Twigg revealed at last weeks sub-

council meeting.

This programme is aimed at providing in-

come relief through temporary and perma-

nent work for the unemployed to carry out

socially useful activities and according to

Twigg, the City of Cape Town is one of the

better performing municipalities in this re-

gard.

Halve unemployment

Phase twoof theprogrammewas launched

inApril 2009 at theUniversity of theWestern

Cape, with the goal of creating two million

full time jobs for the poor in South Africa.

This is hoped to contribute to halving un-

employment in the country by 2014, through

the delivery of public and community serv-

ices.

According to Twigg, the local department

within the city is expected to identify the

project and fund the capital aspect of such.

National government will in turn subsi-

dise the labour component.

We are encouraged by the executivemay-

or Patricia de Lille to roll-out such project

to the maximum in our different areas, he

said.

Projects rolled out in Kraaifontein and

Brackenfell since January this year in-

cludes sewer and manhole inspection and

maintenance, housing maintenance, clean-

ing and greening, health and hygiene work

and waste collection.

In the health sector, hygiene workers will

be used to conduct health and hygiene

awareness programmes and assist environ-

mental health practitioners with diarrhoea

cases and death investigations.

In addition administrative assistants will

help with office support and the culling of

files.

In the solid waste department three-year

waste collection contracts were awarded to

job seekers.

Cleaning teams

Themajority of these projects will use un-

skilled and semi-skilled workers in tasks

such as cleaning, planting andmaintenance.

For instance, the team in the water and

sanitation department will locate sewers

and manholes, inspect them for stormwater

ingress and fat build-up and then clean

them.

Another team in this department will lo-

cate and test the valves of fire hydrants.

Cleaning teams will clean and maintain

sports grounds and public ablutions, while

solid waste teams will clean the streets.

More and more similar community serv-

ice projects are being identified and we are

planning to create many more jobs in this

way. The next roll-outs are scheduled for Ju-

ly, Twigg said.

Melandrie Kapp en Mienkie van Brackenfell het Sondag aan die Woefiewandel op die

D'Ariawynlandgoed deelgeneem. Duisende hondeliefhebbers kom elke jaar bymekaar vir di

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After recent multi-million rand upgrades of

city housing units in Scottsdene and Scotts-

ville, many of these flats again look like the

worse for wear, according to Bergdal Sub-

council chairman Grant Twigg.

According to Twigg, the City of Cape

Towns housing department has spent at

least two years on these upgrades, which

were recently completed.

The upgrades were extensive in that the

flats were tiled and painted, with all basic

maintenance taken care of. It looked as if

these people received brand new housing

units when we were done, he said.

Since completion however, many inci-

dents of damage were reported to the sub-

council, where for instance geysers were

taken apart and out of flats and brand new

windows were removed.

These people complain about the condi-

tions of the housing units and we have done

our part, but looking at the damages our

community does not seem to appreciate it,

he said, adding thatmany of these units look

very bad again, with dirty walls and broken

doors.

Residents complain that they get no serv-

ice but they dont look after their homes,

he said.

He emphasised the fact that the subcoun-

cilwill nowpay the flat committees a stipend

for the volunteer services they have provid-

ed up to now.

These committees play a very important

role by inspecting the citys rental stock and

reporting such damages.

City housing back to old look

Presteer in wedloop: Yolanda de Jager (regs) is onlangs deur die Bergdalsubraad erken

vir haar prestasie in die onlangse 10 kmwedloop vir vroue van Spar in Kaapstad. Yolanda

van Scottsville het 127ste geindig uit 22 000 inskrywings. Sy is n lid van die Easternsatle

tiekklub in Kraaifontein. Hier is sy by Brenda Hansen, n raadslid. FOTO: DESIRE RORKE

ANDR BAKKES

Welcome to the future!

Residents recycle, landfill sites are closing

down and green gardens grow in themother

city.

The City of Cape Towns Utility Services

Directorate has successfully implemented

its Home-Composting Research Project and

its all down to those pioneers who volun-

teered to test its feasibility in 2013.

Last week one of these volunteers, De

Grendel Subcouncil chairperson JamesVos,

spoke toTygerBurgerabouthavinga Green

Genie in his yard.

Its amazing! We just need members of

the Edgemead community to join me in this

initiative, says Vos.

Some700home-composting containers are

currently being delivered to households in

four selected areas (Scottsville, Bongweni,

Edgemead and Heathfield) as part of the

study.

Those who want to play their part will

throw certain recyclables into the top and

then a few days later their garden will reap

the benefits when the garbage has trans-

formed into rich compost.

The volunteers will literally reap what

they sow.

Fruit and vegetable scraps, eggshells, egg

trays, coffee grounds, tea bags, grass clip-

pings, leaves, sawdust, wood shavings, pa-

per andvacuumcleaner contentswill magi-

cally turn into compost inside the bin,

which is referred to as the Green Genie.

This is just one of the many recycling

projects currently being run by the city, and

Edgemead has been selected as one of the

participating neighbourhoods.

Vos knows all too well under what strain

the city iswhen it comes to crammed landfill

sites.

Of the 1.6 million tons of waste still di-

rected toCapeTowns landfills eachyear, ap-

proximately 6 % consists of garden and or-

ganic waste from households. That is 95 000

tons per annum, explains Vos.

Approximately 5 % is made up of organic

kitchen waste, which is 80 000 tons per an-

num.This is equivalent to apossible average

of approximately 11 kg per household per

month of garden/organic waste, as well as

10 kg per household per month of organic

kitchen waste which is directed to landfills

when it could be re-used.

So this step by the city is awelcoming one.

During this project participating house-

holds will be giving the city monthly feed-

back on the progress of their composting ef-

forts, with data recorded in notebooks that

were issued to them.

Concludes Vos: I have been recycling for

a while now and the benefits are massive.

It is very exiting. Sometimes when people

come to my place for a braai then they will

laugh when they see how I recycle, but then

soon they want to join as well. Weeks later

their recycling effortsmake them feel better.

Its like going to the gym.You just feel good!

Residents who would like to take the initi-

ative to begin their own home-composting

system are encouraged to do so. They can

use a suitable container, or purchase one de-

signed for home-composting from garden

centres, nurseries or hardware stores.

Green Geniemakes compost

The City is launching a

HomeComposting Research

Project in Edgemead. Here

one of the volunteers,

Councillor James Vos, looks

into the green bin provided

to make compost.

PHOTO: ANDR BAKKES

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n Program wat hom beywer het vir die on-

dersteuning van vigslyers en mense wat

MIV-positief is, salwaarskynlik einde Julie

vanjaar sy deure sluit.

Wanneer dt gebeur sal daar vir pasinte

van die Sothemba-vigsaksie geen vangnet

meerwees nie. Die kans is goed dat n ander

uitweg ooknie betyds sal komvir dimense

nie. Dt is die harde werklikheid wat werk-

nemers van di maatskaplike diensorgani-

sasie die afgelope tyd in die gesig staar.

N 20 jaar se ondersteuning aan vigslyers

enmense watMIV-positief is, sal Sothemba

oor bietjiemeer as viermaande vir die laas-

te keer vigspasinte en hul gesinne kan on-

dersteun en oplei.

n Ongelooflike lojaliteit bestaan by ons

drie permanente werknemers, s Elmien

Grobbelaar, bestuurder. Hulle is veral be-

kommerd oor die mense wat van Sothemba

se dienste gebruik maak. Ons weet nie of

daar dienste iswat di leemte gaanvul nie.

Elmien s genfekteerde persone neem

baie lank om vertroue op te bou en Sothem-

ba-werknemers vrees dat di vertrouens-

verhouding verlore sal gaan.

Hoewel Sothemba se sluiting nie n ver-

rassing is vir werknemers nie, is dit steeds

n skok.

In 2011 is n tweejaarpro-

jeksie gedoen en t reeds

was die skrif aan die muur:

as n ankerskenking nie

sou plaasvind nie, sou die

beskikbare fondse slegs ge-

noeg wees tot 2013.

Ons het deurentyd fond-

se probeer bekom, maar dit

was klein donasies, s El-

mien. Ondersteuning is

ontvang van entiteite soos

Community Chest enM-Sat

(munisipale gesondheids-

dienste), asook verskeie

kerke in die noordelike

voorstede.

D donasies was uiters

belangrik, aangesien dit ge-

help het om die kleiner projekte van So-

themba in stand te hou, s Elmien.

Tussen 2009 en 2011 het Sothemba twee

Lotto-toekennings ontvang, wat aange-

wend is vir die ontwikkeling van program-

me. Die wete was egter die heeltyd daar: in-

dien fondse nie deurentyd ingesamel sou

word nie, sou ons n die dienste kon aan-

hou lewer nie, s Elmien.

VerledeDesember isweer

n projeksie gedoen en in Ja-

nuarie is n strategiese be-

planningsessie gehou.

Ons het geweet indien

ons nie R35 000 per maand

insamel nie, sou ons nie die

organisasie se deure kon

oophou nie, s Elmien.

Elmien s tot drie jaar ge-

ledewas befondsing vir pro-

gramme wat MIV en vigs

aanspreek n spesiale fokus-

gebied van die staat. Alle

befondsingsmoontlikhede

vir MIV/vigs raak al hoe

minder. Dit is nie net in

Suid-Afrika so nie, maar

ook in die buiteland, s sy.

Ten spyte van die flou vooruitsig. lewer

Sothemba steeds onverstoord sy dienste,

tree hulle op as die enigste vangnet vir pasi-

ente en maak hulle steeds daagliks n ver-

skil.Dit is oordie tydperknJulie waaraan

hulle eerder nie wil dink nie.

Slag vir vigslyers as Sothemba sluit

Elmien Grobbelaar, bestuurder

van die Sothembavigsaksie.

FOTO: JANA BEKKER

Pedro Kruger visits Shiloh Relief

Pedro Kruger and Estelle Veldman.

A few Saturdays ago, the Shiloh Relief ware-

house was a hive with activity when famous

local artist, Pedro Kruger, invited locals to

spend their Saturday volunteering at Shiloh

Relief.

No task was too small or mundane for the-

se enthusiastic helpers who literally rolled

up their sleeves to get the job done.

More than half the population does not

have the resources to provide for themselves

or their families. Shiloh Relief exists for this

very purpose,says Shiloh spokesperson Es-

telle Veldman.

According to her hundreds of families de-

pendonmonthly aid fromtheir fully operati-

onal distribution warehouse situated in

Brackenfell.

By supplying clothing, monthly grocery

hampers, homeware or medical equipment,

we strive to uplift and restore those in need

in a dignified manner. It was humbling to

see the community joining hands and taking

a stand against poverty and the oppression

it brings,she says.

Shiloh Relief acts as the conduit between

the retail sector, the general public, local

upliftment organisations and ultimately,

the underprivileged.

We are totally reliant on the involvement

of the local community, whether for funds,

donations in kinds and even their time. Gre-

at amounts of goodsmove through our doors

almost daily and to ensure the donation rea-

ches the beneficiary in a dignified manner,

more hands are always needed bring order

to the heaps of goods that enter our

doors,she says.

Visit their website www.shiloh.org.za or

like them on facebook Shiloh Food/Relief

or contact Estelle on 084 373 7482. Community members hard at work at the Shiloh warehouse.

Shock at rape of 2yearold

An 18-year-old Kraaifontein man was

arrested for allegedly raping a two-year-old

girl last week. The man apparently con-

fessed after cross-examination by the

Family Violence, Child Protection and

Sexual Offences Unit on Wednesday. The

suspect lives next door to the victim and

this was allegedly the second time.

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Models& toys for Easter Toy Fair

The Cape Model and Toy Club will be

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Saturday, 6 April at the Edgemead

Community Hall in Edgemead Drive

from 09:00 to 14:00.

Entrance fee for adults is R5 and

youth under the age of 16 years just

R2.

If last year was anything to go by,

this is not to be missed. All enquiries

can be directed to Alan Nairn on

073 231 4488.

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vriendjie, Pinky.

Hulle het Donder

dag op Mensereg

tedag die Tyger

Run/Walk saam

met duisende

ander aangepak.

FOTO: CARINA ROUX

Are you updated?

The City of Cape Town encourages all ap-

plicants on the councils database to update

their personal details at one of the Citys

Housing Estate Offices.

As part of our commitment towards

building aCaringCity that creates opportu-

nities for its residents, the city uses all re-

sources at its disposal to provide as many

housing opportunities as possible for those

that have applied to us, said TandekaGqa-

da, mayoral committee member for human

settlements.

It is imperative that the city hasupdated

contact details for applicants so that they

can be contacted should a suitable dwelling

become available.

All applicants are encouraged to visit

their nearest housing officewhere city staff

will assist them in updating their details.

Applicants must also confirm whether

they still qualify for a rental dwelling or a

subsidised house in a new housing project.

In addition to encouraging people

across the city to visit their nearest office,

the city is embarking on a targeted drive

to encourage applicants to update their de-

tails on the housing database better known

as the waiting list.

This drive begins in theScottsdeneArea

and the suburbs of Kraaifontein, Bracken-

fell and Durbanville, added Gqada.

As part of this initiative, advertisements

will appear in community papers in select-

ed areas and letters will be handed to appli-

cants who reside in these areas.

V For further enquiries residents may contact their

nearest housing office, or contact the call centre

on 021 444 0333. Housing database queries can be

emailed to [email protected].

Housing: keep details updated

6NUUS

NEWS



GINGERBEER

Wykskomitees word opgelei

Die wykskomitees vir die vyf wyke van die subraad 7 (Koeberg)

het onlangs opleiding ontvang. Dit het gehandel oor die rol van

wykskomiteelede en wat die wetlike raamwerk is waarbinne

hulle moet funksioneer. Dit was vanjaar die eerste keer dat di

opleiding aan wykskomiteelede gebied is. Die kursusmateriaal is

deur die nasionale en provinsiale regering saamgestel.

Volgens Gerhard Fourie, voorsitter van die subraad 7 (Koeberg),

het die wykskomiteelede die opleiding as leersaam bevind.

Die komiteelede vir wyk 105 is (agter van links) George Sieraha, Eric Nyumka, Dennis Smit en

Gerrit Boonstra. Voor is Jacob Afrikaner, William Sochop en Johannes Willemse. Wyk 105 sluit dele

van Durbanville, plase, asook Joostenbergvlakte, Klipheuwel en Philadelphia, in.

Die wyk 103komitee

lede is (voor van

links) Lesley Ashton ,

Robert Atkins en

Wendy Herbig. Agter

is Dan Truter, John

Arendse en Claren

Muller. Wyk 103 sluit

dele van Durbanville,

asook dele van

KraaifonteinNoord, in.

Die komiteelede vir

wyk 101 is (agter

van links) Ernest

Gobeni, Zingisani

Moepa en Nko

sentsha Gongo.

Voor is Siyakudumi

sa (Dumi) Dyantyi,

Zwelethu Stemela,

Rubben Khela en

Masizole Marafana.

Wyk 101 sluit

Bloekombos,

Wallacedene (tot by

Mphandlestraat) en

KraaifonteinOos in,

asook die Wynland

nywerheidpark.

The city is encouraged by the response to

boreholes and well-point registration

drive. The city appeals to those with bore-

holes or well-points on their properties to

register or re-register on its database, in

the spirit of Water Month.

The information obtained during the

borehole/well-point registrationprocess is

required for statistical data purposes only

and no charges are levied.

There has been a steady increase in the

number of boreholes and well-point regis-

trations across the city especially during

March this year, which is also the citys

Water Month.

Apart from information, owners will al-

so receive a new borehole/well-point sign

which must be prominently displayed on

the boundary of the premises.

The effective use of boreholes and well-

points for non-drinking purposes, such as

irrigating gardens, reduces the demand on

drinking water from the citys water

mains, and is therefore encouraged.

V To register or reregister the borehole(s) and/or

wellpoint(s), contact Sylvia Nkubu on

021 400 9966 or [email protected]

or Nozibele Nopikela on 021 400 9964 or Nozibe

[email protected].

V Visit the Citys Keep Saving Water website at

www.capetown.gov.za/keepsavingwater for fur

ther information about water conservation.

Please register boreholes

7NUUS

NEWS



Stars on and off the field

Kelly Baloyi (centre), surrounded by the rugby

players of the under15 rugby team of

Monument High School and the children of

the educare centre. Behind them is the

freshly painted wall of the centre.

DESIRE RORKE

Hewho sits on the sidelines and does noth-

ing, never reaps the rewards, an adage tak-

en very seriously by the boys of the under-

15 rugby team at Monument Park High

School.

These brawny young rugby players re-

cently proved that they were winners on

and off the field, when they did their bit for

the community.

Lastweekend they visited the Imizamoy-

enuEducare Centre inWallacedene to give

the tired old building a new coat of paint.

Armed with fresh paint sponsored by

Steven Darcy of Kraaifontein Hardware

Store, the tough rugby players showcased

their artistic flair.

As these young men take the initiative

to raise their community they walk in the

direction of pure altruism, a virtue encour-

aged unto the other young men out there,

says Kelly Baloyi, founder of Stand Out

Youth movement, who joined hands with

them in this initiative.

Kelly, who made national headlines ear-

lier this year, as the voice behind the FNB

You Can Help advertising campaign, also

expressed her hope in future sports stars,

getting into the spirit of giving back and

idolising the principle of selflessness.

Stand Out Youth is a youth empower-

ment project aimed at getting the youth in-

volved in shaping the South Africa they

are living in.

It gives a voice and a hand to the youth,

empowering them to overcome and uplift.

The idea is to give the youth an opportuni-

ty to express their views on how they want

to live in a country they will one day run,

Kelly says.

If South Africas history has shown us

anything it is that theyouth can change the

face of a nation.

The ideals of these young men, the

Stand out Youth Organisation and those

who helped them are inspirational and

should help lead the way for more of the

communitys youth to uplift their people.

It is a walk in the right direction and

should not just be commended but used to

steer your young sportsmen and women.

Lollos leer kleintjies oor hul lyfies

Lollos is Vrydag 19 April vanaf 18:30 in

aksie in die AGS-gemeente Bellville met

die vertoning Ek kyk na my lyf.

Lollos en Lettie kom kuier weer van

Lalaland om n spesiale persoon se

verjaarsdagpartytjie hier by te woon!

Op pad na die partytjie het Lollos,

Lettie, Minki en Disco baie pret en

avonture, waartydens hulle leer om

goed na hul gesondheid en lyfies om te

sien. Lettie leer om vir haarself lief te

wees, nes sy is, aangesien ons almal

uniek is!

Lollos 5: Ek kyk na my lyf! is

propvol opwindende nuwe liedjies soos

Die Kiem, Lettie se lyfie en Die Ritteltits.

Aanhangers kan egter natuurlik ook

van hul ou gunsteling-treffers verwag.

Al die maatjies sal beslis opspring en

saamdans van plesier! Die kerk is gele

op die hoek van Dirkie Uys- en Retief-

strate. Kaartjies beloop R40 per persoon.

Kaartjies kan na 13:00 bestel word by

Elmarie by 084 514 8390. Di geldinsame-

ling word gehou as n projek vir die l

van n telvloer.

V Skakel 021 949 1600 vir meer besonderhede oor

die optredes.

Twee leerders van die Paarlskool het WPkleure in atletiek verwerf. Monet Delport (links)

het goue medaljes in onderskeidelik 100 m en verspring vir meisies o.14 gewen by die

WesKaapse byeenkoms, wat op 1 Maart by Daljosafat in die Paarl gehou is. Juan van

der Walt (ook o.14) het drie silwermedaljes verwerf in die 100 m, 200 m en verspring.

Beide leerders het verlede naweek in OosLonden aan die SuidAfrikaanse kampioen

skapsbyeenkoms deelgeneem.

Sportsterre van die Paarlskool

Ses van Paarlskool se leerders is onlangs gekies vir die Westelike Provinsiesportspan vir

gestremdes en het van 23 tot 27 Maart deelgeneem aan die nasionale byeenkoms in

Pretoria. Op die foto, saam met twee van die skool se onderwysers wat die span

vergesel het, is (voor) DonnaLucia de Villiers (atletiek) en Sunmarie Jordaan (atletiek).

Agter is Shearley Miles (bestuurslid), Raldo Schoeman, JP van Eeden (atletiek), Matthew

Brooks (fietsry), Tasreeq Adams (fietsry) en Candice da Roscha (bestuurder).

8NUUS

NEWS



Sanral

and city

take task

with tolls

Despite a pending review in the high court

and a previous agreement not to do so, the

South African National Roads Agency

(Sanral), gave the City of Cape Town, no-

tice of intent to start work.

In November 2011, in response to the

citys urgent interdict application, Sanral

agreed that it would take no further steps

towards implementing the toll road project

pending the citys review application be-

ingheard and that itwould provide the city

with 45 days notice of its intention to start

working on the toll project.

Such notification was received on 6

March 2013, which means that Sanral

could commence work on the project by 20

April 2013 without first resolving the citys

concerns.

The city does not believe that Sanral

has been transparent in its engagement

with the city and hence we will ask the

court to compel Sanral to provide all infor-

mation necessary regarding this project as

a matter of urgency. This will allow the re-

view process to be concluded fairly and

speedily, said Councillor Brett Herron,

mayoral committee member for transport,

roads and stormwater.

According toHerron, Sanral has thus far

refused to share information relating to

the cost of the tollroads, the magnitude of

the toll fees and impact on road users with

the city.

The city does not want a similar situa-

tion to arise here that arose in Gauteng,

that the toll roadwas built before residents

had a full understanding of the fees and

cost implications, he said.

The abovementioned court application

to review the decisions of Sanral and the

ministers of transport and environment,

which will make the toll roads possible,

was made to the Western Cape High Court

in March last year.

This review has not yet been concluded

and the city believes that Sanrals decision

to go ahead with this project before the

court has decided to the review applica-

tion, undermines the right of the city and

its people to have the court determine the

lawfulness of the project before it com-

mences.

The City of Cape Town has made every

reasonable effort to resolve the dispute re-

garding the tolling of the N1 and N2 into

Cape Town through the inter-governmen-

tal dispute process. We believe the deci-

sions which authorise the tolling of the N1

and N2 are unlawful, unreasonable and

procedurally unfair, said Herron.

In its notice to the city on 6 March, San-

ral indicated its intention to conclude a

concession contractwith the preferredbid-

der the Protea Parkways Consortium or

if necessary the reserve bidder, at an un-

specified time after 20 April 2013.

Sanral has also notified the city that it

intends commencing with construction

work, but it refuses to tell the city what

work it plans to do, or when it will do it.

The city will therefore seek to have its

interdict application heard urgently.

Sanral has not been forthcoming with

how much this project would cost the resi-

dents of Cape Town and going ahead with-

out this information is unfair on the resi-

dents of Cape Town and our local econo-

my, said Herron.

In turn Sanral, on Friday stated that it

never said it intends to start with the

project or to conclude the concession con-

tract on the 20 April 2013.

Sanral, through its lawyers, did send a

letter to the city on 6 March 2013 notifying

it of its intention to take steps to advance

or implement the N1/N2 Toll Highway

Project, a statement read.

According to Sanral, ...Sanral is (thus)

not in a position to conclude a concession

contract... Statements (from the city) in

this regard are mischievous and intended

to influence public opinion...

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LEADER'S PAGE



EarthHour

loses sparkle

in the dark

Those of us who honoured Earth Hour

Saturday night by switching off our

lights, may have found that it was

probably one of the longest hours this

year.

Uniting people to protect the planet

seemed to lose its glamour after about

half an hour.

One is not equipped for a power outage

any more, even when created by your

own free will. After about 15 minutes, the

romantic atmosphere created by all the

candles in the house started to wear off.

Then the urge for coffee kicks in, oh

yes, but we cant put the kettle on. And

the small gas stove used during the last

season of load shedding, is packed away

somewhere where one would definitely

not find it in the dark. Especially not

with the torch batteries that have run

down for no reason.

Sooo what shall we do then? Watch a

bit of TV? Or not. That also operates on

electricity, remember? Half an hour to go.

What do people who can only rely on

candle or paraffin lamp power? Play

cards? (Where did we put those again?)

They probably just sit down and chat.

Do families still have simple conversa-

tions or does it interfere with their TV or

cellphone time. Now 20 minutes to go

20 minutes to ponder on the real value of

electricity, our dependence on it and

also what it took away from us. Weve

given too much power away, it seems,

and that does humankind no good, never

mind the planet.

Wees sterk en hou

goeie moed! Ja,

vertrou op die

Here!

Ps. 27:14

Daars n hond in my drinkwater! Savanna, die jong Labradorhondjie van Louise Augustyn van Durbanville,

het hier beland in die waterkom, waaruit haar vriend, Jackson, van PG Engelbrecht, sy dors geles het. Dit was

kort voor die aanvang Sondagoggend van die Woefie Wandel op die D'Ariawynlandgoed. FOTO: CARINA ROUX

LEADER

BRIEWE

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6561|Posbus 747, Belville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde nie,

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

If people bothered to take

analytical notice, one will find

trolley transporters do not

stand and beg or become a

nuisance at your doorstep. All

they are doing is desperately

trying in another way like me

and you to make a living with

the end survival strategy to

put food on the table.

The latest complaint now is

these trolleys transporters are

an obstacle in the road and

therefore should be banned

from our highways and by-

ways.

Even better, the trolleys are

used to transport stolen

property and therefore another

justification call to ban the

trolleys from the neighbour-

hood.

If that is the case, then we

have to ban all modes of

transport as criminals may get

away.

The other issue is the

ownership of that trolley.

If a company can positively

identify particular trolleys due

to a proper identification

process then by all means let

the wheels of justice turn.

I appeal to people to donate

trolleys to justified, identified

users in our never-ending

quest for employment, where

the donated trolley is properly

registered, marked and num-

bered to an identified user

with a code of conduct.

KEITH BLAKE

Email

Number the

trolleys with ID

With reference to a report of

the dead fish between Lagoon

Beach and Milnerton light-

house I am 99% sure that

this is because of the underwa-

ter explosions to the Seli 1.

I think that there were

explosions on or before 15

March, when the dead fish

washed out.

I know for a fact, that such

an explosion kills most of the

smaller fish in the vicinity of

any explosion beneath the

water surface, as I had first

hand experience of this.

LT COL ULLI GEHRING

Table View

Explosions killed

the Seli 1 fish

Die naam Kraaifontein wil u

verander na Kraaibosch, mnr.

Theo Burgess. U het al in die

verlede vir my ges u wil

graag op die BBV dien en dan

die naam verander na Kraai-

bosch, omdat hier so baie

kraaie is en die dorp al n

slegte naam gekry het.

Ek het verlede jaar n

advertensie in die TygerBurger

Inwonersmoet eers

verander voor naam

geplaas dat almal wat nie

tevrede met die dorp is nie

daardie aand in die biblioteek-

saal bymekaar moet kom. As

julle tevrede is, moet julle tuis

bly. Daar was net tien mense.

Dus is mense tevrede met die

dorp.

Ek is al meer as drie dekades

hier en dit gaan net meer en

meer agteruit. Soggens het die

leeus van wyle mnr. Pearce van

Zoo Park my wakker gebrul.

Hier was burgemeesters soos

mnre. Swanepoel, Badenhorst,

Van Zyl en Van Deventer.

Die dorp staan nog net so

geweldig uitgebrei, maar dis al.

Hoe groter die dorp geword het,

hoe minder is daar gedoen en

hoe meer het inwoners gedoen

wat hulle wil.

Kraaifontein was n stil en

rustige omgewing en dit was n

plesier om hier te bly. Hoe

meer die dorp uitgebrei het, hoe

slegter het dit gegaan. Mnr.

Burgess, kry die stadsaal of die

biblioteeksaal en rel n datum

dat dit in die TygerBurger

gepubliseer word en nooi die

publiek en raadslede van

Kraaifontein om die naam van

die dorp te verander. n Dorp

word gemaak deur sy inwoners.

Kry jou inwoners reg, dan kan

ons sy naam probeer verander.

So, rel maar n datum.

GP STRYDOM

Kraaifontein

Much has been written and

reported in this newspaper and

other news media regarding

motorists who disobey stop

signs and red traffic lights and

I share the sentiment of the

writer of last weeks article.

(Please stop your car at the

stop signs, Tygerburger, 20

March.)

The City of Cape Town has a

plan in place to recruit more

traffic inspectors for the

northern suburbs, but this is a

long way off.

It may be time that we who

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tion numbers of the offenders,

Makedatabase of

offender registration

In kommentaar op die berig

New name push in TygerBur-

ger, 20 Maart, die volgende.

Sterkte met die poging, ek het

al by twee geleenthede in die

afgelope 16 jaar dit probeer

om net elke keer n beleefde

ons neem kennis-briefie van

die stadsraad of betrokke

persoon te kry. Al die gebiede

in die noordelike voorstede

bokant die N1 het met die jare

verander. Parow na Panorama,

Goodwood na Monte Vista, ens.

Kraaifontein het egter in die

slag gebly en steeds die stief-

kind gebly ondanks al die

geweldige nuwe uitbreidings,

nuwe woongebiede met pragtige

duur wonings, hospitaal en

ondernemings. Theo Burgess

praat van push, ek s push,

ons staan agter jou.

R&1

Bonnie Brae

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V If Theo Burgess does not like the name

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verandering is geldmors. - Anon

V New name: Brighton. - Christo

V Mnr. Burgess, ek bly reeds 32 jaar in

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dit lyk.Ons isopdieoombliksesdorpeon

der een munisipaliteit, Kraaifontein,

Scotsville, Scottsdene, Bloekombos,Wal

lecedene en Joostenbergvlakte. - Anon

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V Cape Gate City, Brighton Ridge, Cape

Ridge, Tygerdene, Kronendal, Kaapse

Poort, Paradys Poort, Brackenkruin,

Zoomburgh. - L Kuhn

V Cape Gate Village. - Anon

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Very longwalk

for the animals

Terrence Olivier and

Jimmy Collins, SAs own

Rainbow Warriors,

walked the walk.

PHOTOS: DESIRE RORKE

DESIRE RORKE

Not once on our long journey did we come

across anaggressive animal.Weve fallen in-

to swamps, crawled through boomslang in-

fested forests, walked through game re-

serves andover farmlands andnever did one

animal harm us or did we feel threatened by

them. I wish the same could be said about

the people we encountered along the way,

says Terrence Olivier.

Terrence (53) from Amanzimtoti and Jim-

my Collins, his 70-year-old walking buddy

from Johannesburg, arrived in Cape Town

last Wednesday after a gruelling 2 000 km

walk from Amanzimtoti, to raise funds for

several animal charities across the country.

Together they are known as the Rainbow

Warriors and literally went a long way to

raise awareness for this cause.

One of the 24 charities they supported is

the Cape Town based Uitsig Animal Rescue

Centre in Fisantekraal, withwhom theymet

at a fundraising event on Thursday.

The event, a scrumptious high-tea was

hosted by Zomerlust Guest House in Paarl

and attended by the centres volunteers, sup-

porters and members of the community.

The two intrepidwarriors started their 70-

day journey in January when Terrence

came to realise the urgency of the plight of

animal charities.

Every day I hear of charities asking for

financial help and the idea came to me to do

this long walk. It would affordme the oppor-

tunity to raise funds and spread the mes-

sage, he says.

At that stage Jimmy, a family friend came

down from Johannesburg for a visit and de-

cided to take up the challenge with the en-

thusiastic Terrence.

The two of them travelled through 70

towns andwalked between 25 and 35 kilome-

tres a day, every day.

Many days I got up and thought that I

wasnt going to make it and had to push my-

self, mentally and physically to get up and

walk on, says Jimmywhile he shows off his

walking shoes that had to be re-treaded

twice along the way.

One of the core ideologies of the message

the warriors spread with their journey, is a

simple one: cruelty against domestic ani-

mals canbepreventedbyeducationand ster-

ilisation.

Uitsig Animal Rescue Centre, currently

has 500 animals living on their farm. Of

these 300 dogs, 100 cats, chickens andhorses,

most have been abandoned our found stray

and neglected in townships in and around

Cape Town.

We try to find homes for these animals

but many of them will not be adopted and

staywithusuntil theydie, aswebyprinciple

do not euthanise animals, says Denay

Saunders of the rescue centre while again

emphasising the importance of sterilisation.

In one township we did a survey which

showed that only three out of 189 of the dogs

living there were sterilised. Can you imag-

ine how quickly the animal population in

this township will grow out of control, with

hundreds of these animals ending up in res-

cue centres like ours? she asks.

Terrence and Jimmy will soon return

homebut have assured the folk atUitsig that

they will be back...

Visit their website at www.uitsig.org.za.

Denay Saunders

and Heidi Swartz

of the Uitsig

Animal Rescue

Centre in Fisante

kraal.

Mareza

Grandia and

Trudie

Laynes of

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Johnny Clegg is set to end the Kirstenbosch

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Singing under an African sky

The Old Mutual Kirstenbosch Summer Sun-

set Concerts season is set to end on a high

note over the next two weekends.

OnSunday 31March, local songbird,Nata-

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Hailed as SAs very own Blues Queen, the

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smith Black Mambazo.

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Grant Jacobs as Simon Peter, Dewaldt Von

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thamiya group Young Mbazo.

The cast of 21 are accompanied by Cape

Towns Shekinah Full Gospel Church

Choir.

Performances will be staged at The Bax-

ter Theatre on Thursday 28March at 20:00,

Saturday 30 March at 14:00 and 20:00 and

Sunday 31 March 14:00 and 18:30.

Tickets cost R125 from Computicket.

Monique

Rockman,

Liande

Valentyn

and

Carmen

Maarman in

a scene

from The

Three Little

Pigs.

Ill huff and Ill puff and...oops

The Lilliput Childrens Theatre Company

are returning to the Baxter Theatre with

their most successful show to date.

The Three Little Pigs is back by popular

demandandwill run from2 to 4April at 10:00

in the Main Theatre (three shows only).

This delightful childrens classic takes

place inMudwopValley,were the three little

pigs leave their farm in the Karoo to build

houses of their own. One wants to be a ball-

room dancer, another wants to be an opera

singer and the third wants to be a successful

businessman. The big bad wolf pretends to

be a travelling salesman in order to get into

their homes but has to resort to blowing the

houses down. When none of his disguises

works, he tries to blow the houses up and

ends up blowing himself up.

This enchanting fairytale was adapted

and directed by Elton John Duffy, who has

been working at the Baxter since 1993.

This production stars Liande Valentyn,

Carmen Maarman, Karen Visser, Monique

Rockman and Elton John Duffy. The dura-

tion of the show is 40minutes and is suitable

fairytale fun for the whole family.

Tickets cost R45 and can be booked

throughComputicket. For blockbookings or

queries, call Elton on 083 364 8284 or 021 558

2650. Alternatively, call the Baxter Theatre

on 021 685 7880. Formore information on the

Lilliput Players, visit www.lilliputplay-

ers.co.za.

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