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Kleinvlei police are investigating thebrutal murder of a Metro Police officerwho was gunned down in Devon Park,

Eerste River, earlier this week.Police spokesperson Captain Florina

Muller said the incident occurred on Mon-day at approximately 15:00.

The officer, Constable Ben Koopman (53),was allegedly standing in front of his vehicleat his house in Stratford Avenue when he

was shot and killed by two armed suspects.The suspects managed to flee the scene

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Muller said Koopman visited his house tocheck on his children at the time of the at-tack. “When he went outside and walked to-wards his vehicle, two men approached him.

“He greeted the men,” Muller said.His son (18) and his friend were standing

outside and witnessed the incident.

“After greeting the men, he turned aroundto get inside the vehicle.

“At that point they shot him in the back.Koopman fell to the floor and one of the mencame closer to take his service pistol. Thesuspect allegedly also kicked him in theface,” Muller said.

The second suspect also allegedly kickedhim in the back.

“The second one took his hand-held radio,but they threw it away while escaping fromthe scene.”

Muller said the men didn’t have a car and

ran away.Dan Plato, provincial community safety

minister, said in a statement issued later onMonday that the department condemns theattack.

Koopman, a father of three, had been de-scribed by his colleagues as a brother anda humble person.

“I wish to extend my deepest condolencesto the officer’s family, his wife and threechildren, as well as his friends and law en-forcement colleagues, for their loss.”

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Belhar resident NawaalFatar (front) and KuilsRiver resident AnnekeScheepers (second fromfront) along with a groupof their friends recentlygot together to highlighttheir stance againstracism through acampaign called#RacismMustFall. Thegroup got together onrequest of Nawaal whoasked them to share hermessage about racism.Nawaal, who doespromotional work and iscurrently completing hermatric through nightschool, shared thismessage by arranging aphoto shoot with herfriends to try andcounter the recent racialattacks on social media.Full story on page 5.

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“I trust the South Africanpolice are already con-ducting a full investiga-tion as the cold bloodedkilling of a member of thelaw enforcement fraterni-ty cannot be left unpun-ished,” Plato said.

He urged the communi-ty of Eerste River, or any-one else, with informa-tion regarding the attackon Koopman, to report itto their nearest police sta-tion.

“Though no rewardwill bring back ConstableKoopman to his lovedones, I sincerely hope that anyone withcredible information about this incidentwill do the right thing and assist the policeand law enforcement authorities, even ifthe only motivation is the R50 000 rewardposted by the City of Cape Town for infor-

mation in this regard,” Pla-to said.

JP Smith, Mayco memberfor safety and security, saidthe motive for the attack isnot clear, although it is sus-pected that Constable Koop-man was targeted for hisservice pistol.

“The City’s Special Inves-tigations Unit is workingclosely with the South Afri-can Police Services to trackdown those responsible. It ishoped that the investigationwill reveal the motive, butalso result in the successfulcapture of the killers,”

Smith said.Koopman had been with the Metro Police

for 14 years.V Anyone with information can contact the Kleinvleipolice on 021 902 8300 or Crime Stop at08600 10111.

Constable Ben Koopman, aMetro Police officer, was shotand killed on Monday afternoonin front of his house in EersteRiver. PHOTO: CITY OF CAPE TOWN

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kameras begin rol, maar hoeveel men-se kry regtig die geleentheid om voor die ka-mera in te skuif? Om wanneer “aksie” ge-skree word alle werklikheid opsy te skuif en“in karakter” te kom?

Verlede week het hierdie closet actor diegeleentheid gekry om ’n kinderdroom te be-waarheid. Daar moet bygesê word dat diekinderdroom met meer aksie gepaard ge-gaan het, maar dit was vergete toe die regis-seur “aksie” skree.

Toe die splinternuwe kykNET-sepie,Suid-ooster, ’n gaping vir ’n joernalis in hul rol-verdeling sien, het TygerBurger se redak-teur na ’n gewillige kandidaat uit die redak-sie gesoek. Op daardie oomblik het ’nsterwende Hollywooddroom gewys daar isnog ’n vae hartklop.

Vir die meeste televisiekykers is karak-ters nie akteurs nie, maar ware mense. Hulleleef hulle so in die karakter se doen en lateen wel en weë in dat daar min gedink wordaan hoe ’n halfuurlange program praktiesgestalte kry.

By die studio in Milnerton waar Suidoos-ter verfilm word, gee ’n stem oor ’n interkom

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Op van die geel deure in die gang is diename van die akteurs aangebring. ’n Vinni-ge loer bevestig dat daar selfs beddens in dievertrekke agter die deure is. ’n Akteur moetrus ook.

In die eetsaal sit een met ’n japon aan, ge-reed vir wanneer die meisies van die kos-tuum-afdeling haar aantrek. Agter geslotedeure is ouens besig met van die nuutste teg-nologie om elektroniese beelde aanmekaarte sit. Drie mans skryf op skootrekenaars ag-ter die deur waarop “skrywers” staan.

As jy van die een stel na die ander stap,beweeg jy soomloos uit die apteek, tot die eet-plek Oos-Wes en dan in die kombuis van dieSamsodiens.

Drie kameras maak opnames uit verskil-lende rigtings, terwyl verskillende mense,elk met eie verpligtinge, gereed staan.

Iemand met ’n grimeerkwas kom pleistervir oulaas die akteurs (professioneel en ama-teur) se gesigte. Die regisseur begin te tel.Aksie! En ’n kinderdroom word vir ’n paarsekondes bewaarheid.

.Suidooster word Maandae, Dinsdae enWoensdae op kanaal 145 (kykNET) uitge-saai.

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This follows the recent attack on a 43-year-old wom-an in Blackheath.Police spokesperson Captain Florina Muller said

the victimwas on her way to the local taxi rank alongAlbert Philander Road at about 04:40 when she wasapproached and attacked by four men driving a blueToyota Corolla.The incident occurred on Friday 12 February in

Greenfields, Blackheath.“The woman passed the U-Save shop in the area

when shewas approached by the unknownmen. Nearthe taxi rank they tried at first to force her into theircar, but a struggle ensued. She also started screamingfor help. Three other men who were also on their wayto work ran in the direction of the taxi rank to assistthe woman,” Muller explained.The men settled for her handbag and drove off.“They onlymanaged to grab her handbag and drove

away from the scene,” Muller said.The victim, who works as an administration work-

er at Maitland police station, had to replace all her

important documents including her bank cards, hermother and sister’s bank cards alongwith her privatepolice identification card.Kleinvlei police are nowwarning such pedestrians,

especially women, to be careful when travelling towork on foot. They said similar attacks might occurelsewhere in the precinct.“Always make sure that you have company, even

if you have to form groups in your area. Women arevery vulnerable and they are seen as easy targets, es-peciallywhen theperpetratorswork ingroups.Peopletravelling by footmust change their routes frequentlybecause these perpetrators can also plan their activi-ties way ahead and follow the daily routine of thesepeople who has no other way but to use public trans-port,” Muller said.A case of robbery has been opened.Detective commander at the Kleinvlei police, Colo-

nel Jacobus Andrews, urged the community to bringforward any information that can lead to the arrestof these perpetrators.“Our investigation officers work day and night to

catch these culprits, therefore we rely on the publicwho are the eyes and ears of the police to give us infor-mation to bring criminals to justice,” Muller said.V If you have any information on suspected robbers call thepolice station on 021 902 8300.

Blackheath womanrobbed on way to work

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Die Eersterivier-gemeenskap het onlangseen van sy hardwerkendste inwoners aandie dood afgestaan.

Natasha Thornton (45), ’n voormaligewerknemer van die destydse Oostenberg-munisipaliteit, was tien jaar verbonde aandie raad en was die koördineerder van ver-skeie gemeenskapsprojekte van die depar-tement van maatskaplike ontwikkeling.

Sy was veral aktief in Happy Valley, Span-dau en Wesbank waar sopkombuise, huis-vlyt- en kunsklasse vir die inwoners aange-bied is. Natasha het ook gehelp om sportak-tiwiteite in hierdie woongebiede te reël insamewerking met die Stad Kaapstad se de-partement van sport en ontspanning.

Sedert die eerste demokratiese verkie-sing in 1994 was sy ’n wykskoördineerdervan die onafhanklike verkiesingskomiteetot 2003.

Daarna het sy na Port Elizabeth verhuis,waar sy drie jaar as kantooradministrateurby die Oostelike Provinsie-rugbyunie ge-werk het. Daarna het die gesin Pretoria toeverhuis waar sy as kantoorbestuurder byAdobe Systems SA gewerk het tot sy siek ge-word het. Sy is die jongste dogter van dievoormalige onderburgemeester van dieOostenberg-munisipaliteit, wyle Antoniode Lange, het ’n familielid gesê.

Natasha laat haar man, Eugene, en driedogters agter.

Sy word Saterdag om 08:30 uit Kleinvleise Metodistekerk in Eersterivier begrawe.

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Die VGK-gemeente in Silversands nooi alleseniors uit om aan te sluit by sy seniorsklub.

Die klub ontmoet by die kerk se perseel inOu Nooiensfonteinweg op Dinsdae en Don-derdae van 11:00 tot 15:00.

“Kom en ontspan en wees net ’n senior watgerespekteer en waardeer word. Kom en ont-

moet jou buurman, buurvrou, niggie enneef,” sê die sameroeper, Dina Eyssen.

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Die gesondheidsdepartement vra dat ouersen voogde hul dogters in graad 4, wat 9 jaaroud is, laat inent tydens die veldtog en dietoestemmingsbrief by skole onderteken.

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servikskanker kan veroorsaak wanneer syouer is,” sê die departement.

Die inenting sal net toegedien word aanmeisies met briewe wat onderteken is.

Die gesondheidspan sal op enige dag tus-sen 16 Februarie en 11 Maart by skole wees.

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Following the recent racially motivatedstatements and subsequent comments madeespecially on social media, Belhar residentNawaal Fatar took a stance against these at-tacks using her campaign entitled #Racism-MustFall.

Nawaal, a promotional worker who is cur-rently completing her matric through nightschool, got some of her friends together fora photo shoot recently to help her share hermessage about racism. The photo depicts agroup of youngsters with colourful faces, ad-vocating for racism to fall.

Kuils River resident Anneke Scheepers,one of the friends, said with racial tension onthe rise, it seems people have forgotten whatit means to be tolerant.

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the shoot.“For Nawaal, all the conflict about race has

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“Nawaal was more interested in counter-ing all the anger and the racism so she setabout inviting her friends to partake in a pho-to shoot. Each of us was requested to writea message of hope, unity and anti-racism ona poster,” Scheepers said.

She said everyone enjoyed doing some-thing constructive, however small.

“And that was all that Nawaal wanted –for us to experience some joy in that fadingnotion of the rainbow nation,” Scheepersadded.

Those interested can like the RacismMust-Fall Facebook page to support the group’scause.

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Twee van die gesinne slaap nog snags buitekant die huis in De Kuilenstraat.

Slagoffers nogsteeds dakloosRICHARD ROBERTS

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Twee gesinne wat in die afgebrandehuis in De Kuilenstraat, Kuilsriviergewoon het, is steeds sonder heenko-

me.Die gesinne slaap al vir meer as twee we-

ke lank buitekant op die voorstoep van diehistoriese huis, waarvan ’n groot deel opSaterdag 6 Februarie verwoes is.

Die brand is glo veroorsaak deur ’n kort-sluiting in die elektriese bedrading.

Volgens een van die inwoners, LeandraParenzee, soek hulle onverpoos na skui-ling.

“As ons net kan hulp kry ... finansieel ofdalk as iemand ons net plek kan aanbied omte bly. Dit sal baie help,” sê sy.

Sy sê nie sy óf enigeen van die ander bydie huis het geld om duur eiendom te huurnie. “Net ’n paar van ons kon by familie ofvriende plek kry,” sê Leandra.

“Selfs ’n rand of sent sal help.”Leandra, ’n enkelma, sê die huis se water

is onlangs afgeskakel. Die toiletgeriewe isook nie meer beskikbaar nie.

“Ons kan niks doen nie. Ons bly soos ho-bos,” sê sy.

Haar seun (8) is ook die week vir die eer-ste keer weer skool toe ná die brand.

Tot dusver het inwoners van die gemeen-skap hulp aangebied deur donasies temaak. Volgens die gesinne is daar sover ’nbed, komberse en klere vir die kinders ge-skenk.

Dawn Roode, ’n gemeenskapswerker, hetook bottels water aan die gesinne gegee.

“Die waardering wat hulle toon vir diewater is iets besonders. ’n Mens kan nie glodat mense al so lank sonder water bly nie,”

sê sy.Die water word gebruik vir kook- en bad-

doeleindes.Maandagmiddag het Roode op die Kuils

River Community Page op Facebook ’n be-roep op die gemeenskap gedoen om kos aandie gesinne te skenk. Sy het ook gehelp soekna akkommodasie vir die twee gesinne.

“Ons ontvang wel skenkings, maar watons eintlik nodig het, is ’n woning ...

“Ons makeer net ’n plek om te bly,” hetnog ’n inwoner, wat anoniem wil bly, gesê.

’n Skuiling is volgens die inwoners nom-mer een op hul prioriteitslys. “Dit reënsoms en al ons goed raak sopnat,” het diema gesê.

Een gesin huur al twee jaar lank ’n kamerin die tienslaapkamerhuis teen R7 500.

Leandra, ’n sake-eienaar, het verlede De-sember by haar kamer ingetrek, waarvoorsy R4 500 maandeliks betaal het.

“Die situasie is nou erg en raak net erger.“Ons kan nie bekostig om buite te slaap

nie. Ons eiendom en die goed wat aan onsgeskenk is, word sopnat.

“Ons probeer dit beskerm deur plastiekdaaroor te gooi, maar dit help nie veel nie,”sê Leandra. Sy sê die feit dat hulle ook geentoiletgeriewe het nie, is onmenslik.

“Dis vernederend om so buitekant ’nmens se ding te moet doen,” sê sy.

Hulle het reeds om hulp by die plaaslikeraadslid aangeklop.

Maandagmiddag was daar ook amptena-re van die Stad Kaapstad se informele ne-dersetting-afdeling by die gesinne om vaste stel hoe hulle die gesinne kan help.

Die eienaar van die huis kon teen druk-tyd nie vir kommentaar bereik word nie.V Enigiemand wat die gesinne wil help, kan LeandraParenzee kontak by 079 136 7802.

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Kleinvlei police issued a warning this weekof a suspected fraudster.

Captain Florina Muller, police spokesper-son, said earlier this week the suspect theyare looking for conned people out of cash andprivate property.

“This past week several fraud cases werereported at the Kleinvlei police station ofwhich one case involves a 41-year-old womanwho had an online relationship with this un-known suspect.

“The suspect told her he would send her apackage via post, but she needed to send himR1 500 through the bank first.

“The woman deposited the money. A whilelater he told her again to deposit anotherR7 500. The woman suspected that something

was wrong and refrained from depositingthis huge amount,” Muller explained.

It is still unclear what the content of thepacket was.

Muller said another woman, this time a 51-year-old, had suffered a similar fate.

“This woman met the suspect on Facebook.He said he repaired laptops and told the vic-tim that he would collect her laptop. The sus-pect turned up at the complainant’s house tocollect her laptop, however, to date the com-plainant still hasn’t heard a word from theso-called laptop repair guy,” Muller said.

At this stage police are unclear about theman’s identity but suspect he is involved inboth cases. The police are asking the commu-nity to be alert about promises made on socialnetwork sites by potential fraudsters.V Anyone with information can contact the Kleinvleipolice on 021 902 8300.

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Dump now ahealing gardenRICHARD ROBERTS

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Having sufferedmany setbacks and be-ing disabled, Eerste River residentVanessa Anthony believes her gar-

den, which was once a rubbish dump, nowserves as a reminder of how easily one’s lifecan change.

Vanessa, amother of two and grandmoth-er to three, had a challenging life – one filledwith hardship and despair.Having worked as a political activist who

helped formed the United DemocraticFront, Vanessa says she remembers herdays as a fugitive often hiding from theApartheid government for being involvedin political rallies.

“I fled to Hout Bay where I hid from thepolice. There I discovered another type ofexploitation,” Vanessa explains while sit-ting inherplant andvegetable gardenatherhouse in Dove Street, Eerste River.

The plight of the community ignited heractivist spirit even further.

“My daughter was born with a third kid-ney due to the poor water quality.

“Shehad toundergo several operationsasa result and spent many days in hospital,”Vanessa remembers.

“We had to fight for clean water – waterwhich my daughter needed.”

Vanessa even went as far as Canada toseek aid. “We sought support due to theforced removals aswell.Wealso sought sup-port from our learned exiles. Some cameback after twenty odd years; some did not.”

At one stage Vanessa had her house setalight due to her political involvement.

With the help of some friends she com-pleted her studies at university andworkedas a counsellor at several organisations.

“Things started to not go well for me atsome stage. While I was helping other peo-ple, my own life ended up in trouble. I had

trouble in my marriage, I felt drained anddepressed.

“Our family had to deal with drug prob-lems as well. I was physically and mentallydepressed,” Vanessa says.The family lost their house and had to

move in with relatives.To make matters worse, Vanessa broke

her leg after falling on some rocks – an inju-ry which saw her wheel-chair bound forsome time.“I also developed a drinking problem at

one stage.“We were homeless for a while until my

friend and mentor, Zubeida Jaffer, steppedin. I was told to get a piece of property andthey would raise funds and get us a bunga-low.”The family managed to find the plot, one

once used as a rubbish dump. Today, thefamily uses the very same soil to their bene-fit and that of the entire community.“Plants and vegetables started growing in

one corner of the property, a spot where Ionce threw out old and wasted vegetablesout of utter frustration.”Today her garden is a tapestry of plants

and vegetableswhereVanessa grows pump-kins, carrots, spinach, butternut and toma-toes. Basil, mint, thyme and roses are alsofound in the garden – often used by manyinDoveStreet asnatural remedies,Vanessaexplains.The vegetables, she adds, are distributed

among the residents in the street – especial-ly over the winter periods.

“I often joke and tell them all they needis a stock block; we provide the veggies.“It feels good to give back to the communi-

ty. The appreciation they show makes itworth my while,” Vanessa says.

She says the garden helped her with herhealing process. “Sharing these blessingswith other people who do not have, makesone feel good. I feel very blessed.”

Vanessa Anthony with one of the pumpkins grown in her garden. PHOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

Teenagers from 33 different Cape Townschools were given the inspiration to fol-low their dreams during a series of work-shops, an initiative between GrandWestand Inspired Stages’ Karen Burt.It was attended by 141 teenagers with

ambitions to pursue careers in the per-forming arts, who were given opportuni-ties to collaborate, create, discover, de-velop and perform in workshops cover-ing music, dance, singing, events,technical, production and other skills.For the participating teens, every day

was likeabackstagepass,which includedguest sessions with industry profession-

als, role models, celebrities and perform-ers. Mentors and special guests at the In-spired Stages workshops included Black-byrd, Conrad Coch and Chester Missing,Kurt Darren, Four (South African X Fac-tor winners), Kim Kallie, Thalia Burt,Rudi Smit, Devon Marshbank, LynnPoulsen, Neil Benjamin, Leani Eker-mans, Janice Roos, Shaun Johannes, Li-am Burden, Odile Lesch, DJ Ready D andAyanda Tini and Raquel Munn.V The workshops are open to all schools and thepublic. If you would like more information call Ka-ren Burt on 021 5545884 or you can send an emailto [email protected].

Teens follow their dreams


Kennisgewing geskied hiermee ingevolge artikel 49(1)(a)(i) van die Wet op Munisipale Eiendomsbelasting,Wet 6 van 2004, hierna die “Wet”genoem, dat die waardasielys vir die tydperk wat op 1 Julie 2016 begin – tot die volgende algemene waardasielys saamgestel word – vanaf19 Februarie 2016 tot 29 April 2016 ter openbare insae beskikbaar is.

Die GV2015 waardasielys is op www.capetown.gov.za/propertyvaluations beskikbaar. Jy kan jou eiendomswaardasie besigtig en ’n goedgemotiveerde beswaar teen nie later nie as 29 April 2016 teen enige saak wat op die waardasielys verskyn of weggelaat is, indien.

Die vorms vir die indiening van besware is by die onderstaande lokale en op die Stad se webwerf verkrygbaar. GEEN LAAT BESWARE SALAANVAARWORD NIE.

Ingevolge artikel 49(1)(a)(ii) van die Wet kan enige eiendomsbesitter, of ander persoon wat wil, binne die voorgeskrewe tydperk ’n beswaar by diemunisipale bestuurder indien oor enige saak wat op die algemene waardasielys verskyn of weggelaat is.

Eienaars sal skriftelik van hul waardasies in kennis gestel word by die posadres wat op die Stad se databasis is.

Aandag word spesifiek gevestig op artikel 50(2) van die Wet waarvolgens ’n beswaar teen ’n spesifieke individuele eiendom ingedien moet worden nie teen die waardasielys as ’n geheel nie.

Ingevulde beswaarvorms kan ingedien word per:• E-pos: [email protected]• Faks: 0865 886 042• Pos: Die Stad Kaapstad, vir aandag: Die Beswaarkoördineerder, Posbus 4522, Kaapstad 8000• Die Stad se e-dienste-poort: Registreer op die Stad se e-dienste-poort voor ’n beswaarvorm ingedien kan word. Om te registreer, gaan nawww.capetown.gov.za/en/eservices.

• Hand: By een van ons 17 lokale vir openbare insae soos hieronder aangetoon.

Let asseblief daarop: Die persentasieverhoging (of -verlaging) in die waarde van jou eiendom of eiendomme is nie gelykstaande aan diepersentasieverhoging (of -verlaging) in toekomstige eiendomsbelasting nie.

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ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER

2015-ALGEMENEWAARDASIELYS VIR DIE STAD KAAPSTAD

Police in the Blue Downs cluster managedto arrest a total of 597 suspects over the pastweek.They also managed to confiscate several

types of drugs, ammunition and firearms.Police spokespersonCaptainNomathem-

ba Muavha said several operations wereheld which led to the confiscations and ar-rests.According to the police a total of 223 of

the arrests executed, related to drugs.“We managed to confiscate 560 litres of

alcohol,mandrax tablets with an estimatedstreet value of R10 750, tikworth R6 750 anddagga to the value of R2 085,” Muavha said.The outstanding arrests were for crimes

such as murder, attempted murder, as-sault, drunken driving, the possession ofdangerous weapons, malicious damage toproperty, housebreaking and theft.Other crimes include the possession of

unlicensed firearms, intimidation, theftout ofmotor vehicle, domestic violence andsexual assault.Muavha said four suspects were kept

overnight and released on fines for beingdrunk in public and riotous behaviour.The cluster includes the Kleinvlei, Mfu-

leni, Kuils River, Elsies River, Delft, Bel-har,RavensmeadandBellville Southpolicestations.

Nearly 600 arrestedin Blue Downs

Parents of young children have beenwarned that they only have one month leftto enrol their little ones at school for the2017 academic school year.Last week, provincial education minis-

ter Debbie Schäfer, said the department of-ten encounters problemsat the start of eachschool year.“At the start of every year in theWestern

Cape, with 2016 being no exception, we findthat many parents enrol their child for thefirst time on the first day of school.“While teaching and learning begin on

the first day of school at most schools dueto forward planning, at some schools teach-ing time is disrupted as district officialsand principals are instead dealingwith lateapplications for school from parents whoneglected to enrol their children timeous-ly,” Schäfer said.This year, to try and assist the depart-

ment and schools, the departmentlaunched an early enrolment campaign for2017.The deadline for these applications is

11 March – three months earlier than 2016.Parents are encouraged to apply in good

time and to more than one school.

One month to enrolchildren for 2017


A teenage boy from Tuscany Glen lost hislife last week while on his way home on atrain.Thedeceased,ReagonPayne (15), alleged-

ly boarded a train at the Bellville stationshortly after 15:00 onWednesday 10Februa-ry en route to Kuils River, said police.Provincial police spokesperson Captain

Frederick VanWyk confirmed the train ac-cident inwhichReagonwas fatally injured.“It is alleged that students were standing

in the open door of the moving train fromBellville to Kuils River. Close to Stiklandthe 15-year-old pupil fell from the train.”A post on Facebook alleges Reagon had

been robbed and thrown off the movingtrain, however, police deny this.Van Wyk said the teenager was not

robbed and that no foul playwas suspected.Riana Scott, spokesperson for Metrorail,

confirmed this. She added that the allegedrobbery was not reported to Metrorail orthe police and the only information aboutthe incident was posted on social media.“According to Metrorail operational

records a bodywas reported lying along thetracks between Bellville and Sarepta underthe Peter Barlow bridge on Wednesday at16:34,” Scott said.

Tuscany Glen boy(15) dies under train


“Party huise in Kalkfontein wordaf en toe deur bendes geteiken enaangeval weens assosiëring.”

Dít is die mening van kol. Pieter Galant,stasiebevelvoerder by die Kuilsrivier-poli-sie, nadat ’n reeks klagtes van eiendomsbe-skadiging in Kalkfontein onlangs by diepolisie aangemeld is.Galant sê die inwoners van dié huise is

nie noodwendig bendelede of enigsins bybendes betrokke nie, maar woon soms in’n straat of deel van Kalkfontein wat aan’n teenstrydige bende “behoort”.Diemense in die straat word danmet die

bende geassosieer en beland soms in diespervuur wanneer daar baklei word.Galant sê die eintlike probleem is dat

bendes deesdae sekere strate of dele van ’ngemeenskap aan hulself “toe-eien”.“Bendelede staan gereeld op straathoe-

ke. Hulle eien ’n gebied of straat tot só ’nmate dat kinders in die gebied nie eens kanskool toe stap nie. “Dis iets wat nou al lankbeslag neem in ons samelewing. Ons uitda-ging is ommense sover te kry om ’n stand-punt in te neem teenbendes endiemisdaadwat plaasvind.”TygerBurger het onlangs berig oor die

aantal vroue wat by ’n gemeenskapsverga-dering gekla het oor die aanvalle by hulhuise. Klippe word glo na die huise geslin-

ger of deure word afgetrap, is by die verga-dering gesê.Verlede week het Galant bevestig dat

daar sulke voorvalle aangemeld is.“Dié aanvalle gaan eintlik oor die assosi-

asie met bendes; dis by die huise wat in ’nsekere straat geleë is; of by die woning vanseuns wat dalk nie aan ’n bende behoortnie.“Kinders word geassosieer met die

vriende met wie hulle uithang,” sê Galant.Hy moedig mense aan ommisdaad, selfs

waar familielede van ’n persoon betrokkeis, aan te meld.“Ouers moet ook op ’n vroeë ouderdom

in hul kind se lewe beheer uitoefen en niewag tot wanneer die kind te oud is nie.”

Geteikende strate bendeverwant


Die Stad Kaapstad het ingegryp deur kennisgewings vir die hernuwing van motorlisensie-skyfies uit te reik.

Voertuigeienaars sal voortaan hernuwingskennisgewings van die Stad ontvang, en nie soosin die verlede van nasionale agentskappe nie.

Dit sal verligting bring vir die ongerief van die afgelope paar maande wat veroorsaak is deurdie versuim van nasionale regeringsagentskappe om hul verantwoordelikhede na te kom,en wat daartoe gelei het dat die uitreiking van hernuwingskennisgewings opgeskort is.

Die nasionale departement van vervoer kon nie daarin slaag om die oorskakelingvan die elektroniese nasionale verkeersinligtingstelsel (eNaTIS) na diepadverkeersbestuursagentskap (RTMC) af te handel nie. Gevolglik stuur hulle niehernuwingskennisgewings uit nie en is hulle ook nie in staat om meer eNaTIS-dienspunteaan die Stad te voorsien om ons in staat te stel om die diens by ons munisipale kantore uit tebrei nie.

Ander ingrypings deur die Stad sluit die volgende in:• kliënte word, waar moontlik, voor die amptelike oopmaaktyd van ons kantore om08:00 gehelp

• kantore bly oop tot die laaste persoon in die ry gehelp is• personeel word oortyd aangewend om meer kliënte te kan help• personeel word by besige kantore in die metro herontplooi

Kliënte word aangemoedig om aanlyn aansoek om hul voertuiglisensies te doen deurwww.capetown.gov.za/eservices te besoek.

Regulasies van die nasionale regering bepaal tans dat bewys van verblyf getoon moetword wanneer om ’n lisensiehernuwing aansoek gedoen word. Bring dus asseblief jouidentiteitsdokument en bewys van verblyf en, indien moontlik, afskrifte daarvan saamaangesien dit die tyd wat jy by munisipale sentrums hoef te wag, sal verkort.

Vir ’n volledige lys van dokumente wat as bewys aanvaar word, kan inwoners die webwerfvan die Wes-Kaapse regering besoek: www.westerncape.gov.za/tpw.

Meer inligting is by [email protected] beskikbaar.

Inwoners se geduld en ondersteuning word waardeer.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER30/2016

STAD GRYP IN OM LANG RYE VIRVOERTUIGLISENSIES KORT TE KNIP

A local non-profit organisation is in need ofdonations and is turning to the public for as-sistance to help families inBishopLavis andsurrounds.The Jubilee Women’s Development run a

soup kitchen to ensure those in the commu-nity who struggle to make ends meet havesomething to eat.Pastor Ronald Jacobs, fundraiser for the

NGO, says the objective of the organisationis to provide families or individuals withfood and clothing.“Wehavemany peoplewho struggle to put

bread on the table, let alone clothing on theirbacks. We saw that there was a great needfor this type of organisation to bring somerelief to families and children in the commu-nity,” he says.There are currently four members on the

board of the organisation who dig into theirown pockets to run the soup kitchen. Theyalso regularly collect anddistribute clothingto those who go to their soup kitchen events.“We try our best to provide the residents

who come to us with a good meal and some-thing warm to drink, but due to shortage offunds we struggle a bit and urge the publicto support us if and when they are able todo so,” Jacobs says.He says they are always in need of dona-

tions such as clothing for adults and babiesand non-perishable food items.“We are not picky about what we ask for,

butwewould appreciate it if the public couldsupport us, and when they do, to give cloth-ing that is still in a good condition as it goesa long way when someone receives some-thing that they can be proud of wearing.”The next soup kitchen will be in March.

V Anyone interested in assisting or making a dona-tion can call Pastor Jacobs on 021 811 6254.

Good clothes,food itemsneeded

Kids get feel for gardeningLearners at Athlone School for the

Blind can now engage with naturethrough touch and smell instead of

sight after the Botanical Society of SouthAfrica officially launched the sensory gar-den they created at the school for learnersfrom the Zisukanya Early Childhood De-velopment Centre.This was made possible by contribu-

tions from MySchool, Rotary Club of Kir-stenbosch and theRedhattersBridgeClub.The executive director from the Botani-

cal Society, ZaitoonRabaney, says this ini-tiative is one which has an ongoing effect.As the garden grows and develops the

school aims to involve the learners inmaintaining thegardenat each stage, suchas supplying the kids with watering cansand spades tomaintain it, creating a senseof awareness and responsibility, so it be-comes a space that they don’t just visit, butnurture and develop.“This project speaks to one of the 16 tar-

gets set out in South Africa’s Strategy forPlant Conservation, which emphasisesthe importance of plant diversity, and theneed for its conservation incorporated in-to communication, education and differ-ent public awareness programmes,” Ra-baney says.The sensory garden will promote educa-

tional opportunities andexposure tobiodi-versity – not only for theECD learners, butall learners atAthloneSchool for theBlindand their staff and families.This is the firststep in what the Botanical Society hopeswill become a multifunctional garden – aplace where the children can play freely,enjoy the tranquility of nature and havepicnics with their friends, family andschool staff.Pieter Twine, MySchool’s general man-

ager, says it has been great to support this

project and playing a part in creating aspace for special needs learners.“The garden allows for students to ex-

press their sensory and learning capabili-ties with a hands-on approach, while pro-moting the educationofhealthyeatingandan environmental awareness in additionto donating funds towards the garden.”Twine says.Apart from that MySchool also donated

two benchesmade out of recycledmaterialto be placed in the garden for teachers andlearners to enjoy outdoor lessons and dur-ing break.Tohelp raise funds for your social initia-

tive, school or charity of choice, visitwww.myschool.co.za to sign up for yourMySchool MyVillage MyPlanet card, andgive back every time you swipe your cardat retail partners.

In front is Zoe Mjoli, with Likuwe Mgwebu and Yamkela Malgas (standing), learners atAthlone School for the Blind, exploring their new garden. PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE


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It seems Golden Arrow Bus Services(GABS) was as disgusted by an accusationof one of their drivers allegedly jumping ared robot while texting, as the reader whoalerted them.

The complainant was driving behind abus at the traffic intersection at Robert So-bukwe Road near the Middestad Mall onFriday afternoon when it happened.

She jotted down the registration number,and the media liaison for GABS, BronwenDyke, responded immediately.

“GABS was extremely concerned to learnof allegations that one of our drivers wasmaking use of a cellular phone while be-hind the wheel,” Dyke said in response toa media enquiry.

“This is completely unacceptable behav-iour and is a direct contravention not onlyof our internal driver rules but of trafficlaws.”

Dyke encouraged the public to follow thecomplainant’s lead and report any concern-ing activity or behaviour.V Complaints can be directed by phone to0800 65 64 63 or you can send an email [email protected].

Bus driver ‘skips red light while texting’


Hoewel die aantal sake- en huisrooftog-te nie hoog is nie, bekommer die Kuils-rivier-polisie hom oor voorvalle wat

sporadies daar plaasvind.Kol. Pieter Galant, stasiebevelvoerder, is

van mening dat mense meer bedag moetwees en hulself moet beskerm teen dié voor-valle. “Mits mense nie ophou om geleenthe-de vir die rowers te skep nie, sal dit aanhou,”sê Galant. Volgens hom was daar die afgelo-pe tyd ’n afname in huisrooftogte in Kuilsri-vier, maar is sakerooftogte nog ’n kwelpunt.

“Dit is omdat daar altyd ’n geleentheid ge-skep word,” meen Galant.

Hy sê soms verleen die omstandighede

hom daartoe en beplan die rowers hul roof-tog noukeurig.

“Hulle is georganiseerd. Indien dit gebeur,moet mense hulle nie teen die misdadigersverset nie. Gelukkig is daar tot dusver nognie beserings of moorde aangemeld nie.”

Sedert die begin vanjaar is daar vyf roof-togte by sakepersele in die Kuilsrivier-ge-bied aangemeld teenoor die vier voorvallevan huisrooftogte. “Die verdagtes wat ons inverband met dié voorvalle gearresteer het,word ook met ander rooftogte in ander gebie-de verbind,” sê Galant. Hy vra dat inwonershul deel doen en versigtiger optree.

Hy sê om die euwel behoorlik te stop, isdie inwoners se samewerking alleen egternie die oplossing nie. “Die samewerking envennootskap tussen die polisie en verskil-

lende sektorforums en gemeenskapspolisië-ringforums is baie belangrik.

“Huisbrake is ook ’n kopseer,” sê hy. Vol-gens hom is die hele Kuilsrivier-gebied indiewe se visier. “Die outjies doen moeite omseker te maak niemand is tuis nie.”

Gebiede wat veral geteiken word, sluit insektor 3 en 4. “Maar dis nie net Soneike enAmandel wat gebuk gaan onder inbrake nie.Dit gebeur oral. Highbury, Sarepta en Mabil-le Park in sektor 1 is ook gereelde teikens.

“Kommerwekkend is dat daar ’n grootaantal inbrake deur die dag plaasvind son-der dat iemand iets gesien het. Die ouensloop rond en soek spesifiek na geleenthedewaar hulle kan inbreek,” sê Galant.

Sedert 1 Januarie is 85 inbrake by huiseen 10 by ondernemings aangemeld.

Rooftogte bekommer polisie

Kol. Pieter Galant is die stasiebevelvoerder bydie Kuilsrivier-polisie. FOTO: RICHARD ROBERTS

Teenagers from 33 different Cape Townschools were given the inspiration to fol-low their dreams during a series ofworkshops recently.

The series, an initiative betweenGrandWest and Inspired Stages’ KarenBurt, was attended by 141 teenagers withambitions to pursue careers in the per-forming arts.

The learners were given opportunitiesto collaborate, create, discover, developand perform in a series of artistic work-shops covering music, dance, singing,events, technical, production and otherskills.

For the participating teens, every daywas like a backstage pass, which includ-ed guest sessions with industry profes-sionals, role models, celebrities and per-formers.

Mentors and special guests at the In-spired Stages workshops includedBlackbyrd, Conrad Coch and ChesterMissing, Kurt Darren, Four (South Afri-

can X Factor winners), Kim Kallie, Thal-ia Burt, Rudi Smit, Devon Marshbank,Lynn Poulsen, Neil Benjamin, LeaniEkermans, Janice Roos, Shaun Johan-nes, Liam Burden, Odile Lesch, DJReady D and Ayanda Tini, Acoustic Ele-ment and Raquel Munn.

“Catering for teens with an interest inany aspect of the performing arts indus-try, Inspired Stages aims to ignite thepassion and empower attitudes of thenext generation, on and off the stage,”Burt says.

“Our recent workshops have shownthat the performing arts can help devel-op teens’ self belief, self worth and selfrespect through the stages of perform-ance and life.”

The next series of workshops will takeplace in the third week of March.V The workshops are open to all schools and thepublic. For more information, or to get involved,call Karen Burt on 021 5545884 or send andemail to [email protected].

Teenagers learn tofollow their dreams


As jy nog nie die pantomime, LieweHeksie: Flower Power, gekyk het nieof dalk weer wil kyk omdat dit een-

voudig fantastiese vermaak is, is dit noujou kans! Dit word in Maart as deel van dieWoordfees op Stellenbosch opgevoer en ditbeloof om jou met ’n glimlag te laat wat vanoor tot oor strek.

Toe dit verlede jaar vir die eerste keer opdie planke gebring is, is die akteurs elkeaand met ’n staande ovasie toegejuig. Lofhet uit alle oorde ingestroom, ook van me-de-akteurs en kunstenaars. Die produksieis ook vir vier Fiesta-toekennings benoem.

“Liewe Heksie: Flower Power was ama-zing! Soos om na ’n produksie in Londente kyk in die West End, maar in Afrikaans!Die show het die kind binne my, die groot-mens buite my en die performer in my, allesbymekaar gebring. Ek het lanklaas so hap-py by ’n show uitgestap! 10 uit 10,” het diesanger Jak de Priester gesê.

Die aktrise en komediant Marion Holmhet die volgende kwytgeraak: “Ek het sóólekker gelag en myself sóó geniet dat ekvanoggend sommer in ’n spesiale goeie buiwakker geword het. Baie geluk en mag jullevol huise kry!”

Volgens Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck, watdie rol van Liewe Heksie vertolk, was diepubliek se terugvoer oor die pantomime ’nriem onder die hart.

“Party mense het weer en weer terugge-kom. ’n Mens sien elke keer iets andersraak en lag opnuut vir die slim teks en law-we karakters.”

Die geselskap van Liewe Heksie: FlowerPower is Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck (aliasDowwe Dolla) in die titelrol; Chris van Nie-kerk (mees onlangs in die kykNET-pro-gram Vlug na Egipte en Die Boekklub) asKarel Kat; Loukmaan Adams (saam met sybroer Emo Adams sing en dans hulle diewêreld aan die brand in produksies soosBrother Love enMyBroertjiemyBra) as Ge-raldina die Geelheks; Crystal Donna Ro-berts (Vallei van die Sluiers, Getroud metRugby en ook onlangs genomineer vir besteaktrise by die Goue Leeu-filmfees in Vene-sië saam met Juliette Binoche en KirstenStewardt) as Kwaaitjie Kabouter en anderkarakters; De Klerk Oelofse (Beste akteurby Aardklop 2014; genomineer vir etlike te-aterpryse) as Blommie Kabouter, Kerrie enBorrie en nog ander; Emile Minnie (kaba-retis en ook die musikale regisseur van dieproduksie) as die koninklike pianis; en Lu-ca Human (Margit se sesjarige dogter) asMatewis. Anna Davel (een van SA se be-kendste sangeresse) het die rol van die Feë-koningin oorgeneem by Zanne Stapelbergen Carel Nel (bekende Kaapse akteur) hetdie rol van Koning Rosekrans oorgeneemby Hannes van Wyk.V Liewe Heksie: Flower Power word op 5 Maart om09:00; 12:00, 12 Maart om 09:00; 12:00 en 13 Maartom 11:00 by die Stellenbosch-stadsaal opgevoer.Bespreek by Computicket.

Gaan kyk‘Heksie’dié keer

Geraldina die Geelheks, gespeel deur Louk-maan Adams was een van die groot trefferstydens die vorige speelvak ... en wie kan nounie lief wees vir ons eie Liewe Heksie (MargitMeyer-Rödenbeck) nie.

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Champ returns for Power Series

Former V8 Masters champion Marcel Angel (1) is going to be in action in an even more powerful V8 racer on Saturday. PHOTO: DAVE COLINS

ADRIAN PHEIFFER

With the first round of the Power Se-ries this coming Saturday, set tolaunch another season of red hot

racing at Killarney, interest in the changesto the driver, rider and mechanical combi-nationshasalreadybecome the subject of ex-cited braai-fire conjecture.An interesting feature of the Bold Marine

GTi Challenge is that Table View’s reigningdouble champion Paul Simon is away onbusiness and will miss his opening pointscoring opportunity. This should allow driv-ers like Marco Busi, a promising class Ayoungster from Melkbosstrand, as well asZaki Hendricks who finished second overalland first in class B last year, to notch up ahead start in the title chase.Changes in the popularMastersV8 catego-

ry will see the drivers racing under newrules that restrict thenumberof racing tyresthey are now allowed to fit during the sea-son.However, they are going to be permittedthe use of more engine power than they en-joyed in thepast.This shouldmake their rac-ing faster and even more exciting.And although reigning champion Richard

Schreuder will be everyone’s target here, itshould be borne in mind that multipleformer titleholderMarcel Angel beat him inthe penultimate, as well as the last events inthe recently completed 2015 season.Then there’s that brilliant British driver

Steven Young who has to fly out from Lon-don to compete in Masters V8 events at Kil-larney. And although he only began almosthalfway through the previous champion-ship, he was still able to come from behindand finish an excellent sixth. Young’s inter-national experience on some of the best cir-cuits in Britain and Europe is going to be adecided advantage on Saturday.The three new drivers in this category are

certain to find that the huge amount of pow-er available at the backwheelswill take timeto get used to. This could result in a separatebattle at the rear of the field where specta-tors will be able to spot any emerging talent.There was an intriguing situation in the

2015 Midas Clubman title chase. Althoughthe overall honours were eventuallyclaimed by Francois van Tonder in his class

E VW Polo near the back of the field, it wasstars like the spectacularDanie vanNiekerk(BMW) and Mike Venlet in an extremelyquick VW Golf, in classes A and B, who al-ways commanded the attention of theKillar-ney crowd. It is going to be interesting to seehow they shape up this year.Finally, 15-year-old Giordano Lupini, who

is competing in the single seater FormulaLi-

bre events, is easily the youngest main cir-cuit driver in the Cape.The full program of events includes races

for the Bold Marine GTi Challenge, MidasClubmans, Formula Libre, Makita Super-cars, V8 Masters, Crossley and Webb Sports& GT Cars, Cars Unlimited Fine Cars, MikeHopkins Superbikes A, B &C andMike Hop-kins Classic, SB/PS/Clubman motorcycles.

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The victorious Western Province team enjoying their moment with South African Disabled GolfAssociation’s Hollard Provincial Challenge trophy. From left: Riaan Spreeth, Trevor Reich, PieterVerwey (captain), Ryan Lotz and Morne Cronje. Front: Ignation Douries. PHOTO: ERNEST BLIGNAULT

Western Province proved yet againthat golf is played on grass, not pa-per, as the four bankers and 17-

year-old rookie Ignation Douries sealed ahat-trick of victories in the South AfricanDisabled Golf Association’s Hollard Provin-cial Challenge, hosted by ReichmansCapi-tal, at Zwartkop Country Club on Sunday.

Over 36 holes of rousing shot-making andspirited competition, Western Province ral-lied to triumph on 11.5 points, defeating de-fending champions Rest of Country (ROC)by two points, while Gauteng finished aclose third on nine points.

There were lots of doubting Thomaseswho didn’t believe that Douries would keeppace with deaf player Ryan Lotz and the ex-perienced leg-amputees Morne Cronje, Ri-aan Spreeth and Trevor Reich.

Douries collected two points for WesternProvince in the first round and surprisedwith unexpected determination and grit atthe closing hole in the final round.

Standing on the 18th tee, Douries was onedown to Virgil Foster from Gauteng and allsquare with Nico Wentzel from ROC after

the former Nedbank SA Disabled Openchampion won the 17th hole.

“It was very, very tight at the end, butDouries handled the pressure like a realpro,” said proud Province skipper PieterVerwey. “We had 10 points in hand, but ROCwas on 9.5 points and Gauteng had 8.5points. Douries had to halve against Fosterand beat Wentzel to win the ProvincialChallenge for us. It was touch and go, butIgnation was like a little terrier that justwouldn’t let go. He lagged his first putt threefeet short of the hole and boxed the secondputt with total confidence to halve againstVirgil and beat Nico in the process.

Douries and Lotz both collected threepoints for Province, Spreeth amassed twopoints and Cronje won the Most ValuablePlayer honour for the champions with 3.5points.

“Reich didn’t contribute any points thisyear, but the team awarded him a gold starfor inspiring everyone else to greatness,”said Verwey. “Of course that means he paysfor all the celebratory drinks and all theFanta Douries wants.”

Locals beat rest of SA

MTBS: StellenbergMTBS: Stellenbergdoen dit toe wéérdoen dit toe wéérBRIAN RECORDS

Stellenberg doen dit toe weer! Met dié ho-erskool se derde agtereenvolgendeMTBS-oorwinning lyk dit of hy nou diéatletiekkompetisie vir die volgende paarjaar gaan oorheers.

Die jaarlikse kompetisie is Vrydag virdie tweede keer by die Jan Burger-sport-kompleks in Parow aangebied. Die ge-wilde sangbekerkompetisie was weernie deel van die dag nie. Alle oë was dus

op die atlete en hulle het nie teleurgestelnie.

Uiteindelik het vyf MTBS-rekords indie slag gebly.

Met die eerste baanitem, die 1 500 mvir meisies o.14, het Stellies al hul stemdik gemaak en is dié item deur hul Teni-ca Mearns gewen, wat dié skool sommergou met punte laat voorloop het.

Skuins ná 18:00, met die laaste aflos-wedloop afgehandel, was daar net eenwenner: Stellenberg met 1 300 punte, ge-volg deur Bellville se 1 039, DFM se 974en Tygerberg se 794. Stellenberg het alte-saam 55 goue, 41 silwer- en 31 bronsme-daljes ingepalm.

Die volgende rekords is verbeter:Francois Joubert (Stel) in die gewig-

stoot vir seuns o.14 met ’n afstand van14,13 m; Angelo Davids (Stel) in die ver-spring vir seuns o.17 met ’n afstand van6,75 m; Crissio Roberts (Bell) in die drie-sprong vir seuns o.19 met ’n afstand van14,18 m; Kayla Smit (Bell) in die gewig-stoot vir meisies o.15 met ’n afstand van12,32 m; en Anneke Germishuys (Tyg) indie spiesgooi vir meisies o.19 met ’n af-stand van 44,51 m.

Die volgende atlete het drie goue me-daljes (aflosse uitgesluit) verwerf: GrantDampies (Tyg) – seuns o.15: 100 m, 200 men 400 m; Angelo Davids (Stel) – seunso.17: verspring, 100 m en 200 m; FrancoVisagie (Stel) – seuns o.19: 800 m, 1 500 men 3 000 m; Eugene Kleinhans (Stel) –seuns o.19: 100 m, 200 m en 110 m-hek-kies; Tenica Mearns (Stel) – meisies o.14:400 m, 800 m en 1 500 m; Marga van derLinde (DFM) – meisies o.14: 200 m,90 m-hekkies en 300 m-hekkies; Biancavan der Vyver (Stel) – meisies o.15: ver-spring, 100 m en 300 m-hekkies; Anjavan Heerden (DFM) – meisies o.17:100 m, 200 m en 400 m; Ebonie Gaskin(Stel) – meisies o.17: verspring, diskusen hoogspring; Kayla de Waal (Stel)–meisies o.17: 800 m, 1 500 m en 3 000 m;en Janetta Joubert (Stel) – meisies o.19:100 m, 400 m en 400 m-hekkies.

Crissio Roberts van die HS Bellville het die drie-sprongrekord vir seuns o.19 verbeter met ’n af-stand van 14,18 m. FOTO: STEHAN SCHOEMAN

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