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orthlink College het aangekondig sy voormalige uitvoerende hoof en hoof van die instelling, Leon Brian Beech (70), is op 12 Augustus oorlede
Die kollege het ’n kennisgewing oor sy heengaan die dag daarna op sy sosialemedia-blad gedeel met die woorde: “Vir ewig onthou vir sy leierskap, visie en bydrae tot onderwys ”
vriende, en almal wat deur sy merkwaardige lewe geraak is," lui hul inskrywing Boland Kollege het ook hulde gebring “Sy toegewydheid het talle geïnspireer, en sy nalatenskap sal voortgaan om die lewe van ontelbare studente en opvoeders te vorm ”
Die Weskus-kollege het ook hulde aan hom gebring “Mnr
Die raad, uitvoerende komitee en personeel het hulde aan hom gebring “Sy visionêre leierskap, onwrikbare toegewydheid aan onderwys en diepgaande impak op ons instelling sal vir ewig gekoester word Ons innige meegevoel aan sy familie,
Beech was ’n ware baanbreker en ’n passievolle vegter vir TVETkolleges tydens sy ampstermyn aan die stuur van Northlink College Sy visionêre leierskap en toewyding tot die bevordering van die TVET-sektor laat ’n blywende indruk, wat sal aanhou inspireer vir jare wat nog kom,” skryf die kollege op sy sosialemedia-blad
Northlink College het kampusse in Parow, Panorama (Tygerberg), Belhar, Bellville, Goodwood en Wingfield
Die kennisgewing oor die afsterwe van Leon Brian Beech,wat onlangs op Northlink College se sosialemedia-blad gedeel is
WP Media,publisher of TygerBurger,People’s Post and City Vision,and a division of NovusMedia,had a good showing at this year’s AVBOB FCJ
Awards,held in Stellenbosch on Friday 22 August Former TygerBurger and People’s Post reporter Samantha Lee-Jacobs featured strongly in several categories,with City Vision reporter Unathi Obose bagging the Vernacular Category.The awards,hosted by the Forum of Community Journalists (FCJ),shone the spotlight on the incredible work done by community journalists across the country,awarding them for work done during 2024 TygerBurger Brackenfell,and Eerste – Elsiesrivier Ravensmead editions obtained fourth and seventh positions respectively in the catogory Newspaper of the Year for free publications,and ninth for Back Pages Editor Cecilia Hume ended sixth in the category for Editorial comment,while Lauren O’Connor-May,a newcomer to the TygerBurger team,came third in the same category for work done at her previous publication.Carina Roux came in sixth for General Photography and eighth for Sports Photograpy.Esme Erasmus ended in sixth place for Investigative reporting with Lee-Jacobs clinching second spot In the Mobile Photgraphy category Lee-Jacobs came in third and Jo Fourie in fourth place Lee-Jacobs also obtained third place in the Hard News section,and fourth in the Human Interest category Kaylynne Bantom of sister publication People’s Post finished sixth in the Hard News category,while sports photographer Rashied Isaacs finished in the fifth spot.Pictured are the Novus Media team after the awards. PHOTO: MABORE SEFARA
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THURSDAY28AUGUST
. A wine auction will be held from 18:30 at Red Leaf Bistro at Beyerskloof wine farm to raise funds for bursaries to needy learners at Special Needs Adapted Programme (SNAP) Education in Durbanville Tickets at R350 per person include a two-course meal and entertainment Beyers Truter will be the auctioneer and Francois Haasbroek will provide entertainment Send an email to fundraising@snap org.za to buy tickets. Visit http://www.snap org.za or SNAP-Special Needs Adapted Programme on Facebook for more information.
FRIDAY29AUGUST
. Get ready for an unforgettable evening of flavour, fun and local flair at the Kraaifontein Night Market at Kraaifontein Civic Centre on Brighton Road from 16:00 to 21:00 – Entry is free! The Kraaifontein Civic Centre will be transformed into a festive hotspot with loads of amazing local stalls. Contact Garth Gertse on 078 638 1540 for more information.
SATERDAG30AUGUSTUS
. Die Parke-gemeente in Kraaifontein hou basaar met 'n plaastema vanaf 08:30 by die Laerskool Aristea, Kraaifontein. Daar is pret vir die hele gesin: kosstalletjies, speletjies en vermaak, ‘n padstal, geskenke, speelgoed, teetuin met musiek en vele meer Skakel die kerkkantoor by 021 988 5340 vir meer inligting of besoek hulle op Facebook by www facebook.com/ngkparke
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The community of Silversands held a prayer walk on Saturday to pray about the escalating crime situation in the area
Recently a spike in robberies, breakins and murders have sparked the community into action with the election of street representatives to monitor and act on crime It is the group of these representatives that is organising the prayer walk
Chanell van Heerden, spokesperson for the group, says the situation in Silversands is growing worse by the day
"New information has come to light these past few days that gangsters from other areas are coming to hide guns and sell it in the area
“We have breakins mostly done by the same people each week and nothing is being done They get arrested and released within hours, just to do it again
“The burnt out crèche called Stepping Stones seems to be a hideout as well and we are having trouble finding the owners to clear up that space It is just a breeding place for crime
“Even school children hide out there If the owners can contact us we will appreciate it," says Van Heerden
Van Heerden says they are a litte disappointed in how many people attended the prayer walk, but that will not discourage them "Silversands need to surrender all to God in its fight against crime," she says
. Blisters for Bread Charity Family Fun Walk takes place at the Green Point Common Sports Ground The annual fundraising event, now in its 57th year, continues to inspire thousands of Capetonians to walk for a purpose, raising funds to provide daily nutritious meals to learners in need across the province Entries are now open, with a R100 entry fee which will feed a child both breakfast and lunch for a day Official event T-shirts are available at R150 Only online entries will be accepted, and participation is limited to 8 000 walkers Registration closes at midnight on Sunday 17 August To register or for more information, more visit www.psfa.org.za
. Die VLV-tak Brackenfell Varings, in samewerking met die NG kerk Bellville-Noord, hou 'n spesiale diens om Bybelsondag te herdenk. Ds. Herman Burger lei die diens en René Nel, sirkelpresident, gaan 'n kers aansteek namens al die VLV-lede Die orrelis by die geleentheid is René Ferreira, lid van die Varingtak. Orelmusiek sal reeds van 08:30 in die kerkgebou weerklink en tee sal agterná in die voorportaal voorsien word
A murder and two counts of attempted murder are being investigated, following a shooting in Kraaifontein where an 11-yearold girl was shot dead and an eight-yearold girl and a 20-year-old man injured in Wallacedene last Tuesday A day after the shooting, on Wednesday police received information about the firearm used in this incident that was stored on a premises in Mapongwana Street in Wallacedene
"They operationalised the information and searched the identified premises where they confiscated a 9mm pistol with serial number removed and 11 rounds of ammunition A 26-year-old male was arrested for possession of a prohibited firearm and ammunition," the police said The suspect appeared in the Bluedowns Magistrates’ Court
The City of Cape Town has confirmed that its specialised Diala-Ride transport service will be realigned from Monday 8 September to focus primarily on transporting persons with severe mobility impairments to and from work. The shift, according to Rob Quintas, Mayco member for urban mobility, is a necessary response to an unsustainable financial model and an opportunity to expand access through broader, long-term transport investment
In a statement Quintas explained the reasoning behind the change, citing
The average monthly cost to transport a single user who travels 21 days per month.
spiralling operational costs and increasing demand that far exceeds the service’s original design “We agree that mobility is key to independence, dignity and participation in society,” said Quintas
“(But) the reality is that we cannot sustain an ever-expanding demand ”
The current cost per Dial-a-Ride trip averages R737, with users contributing only R22 The City subsidises each trip by approximately R515, while the Western Cape Government covers the remaining R200 This amounts to a monthly cost of roughly R31 000 to transport a single user who travels 21 days per month equating to over R370 000 per user annually “The financial model is unsustainable The service is currently running at a deficit of nearly R1 million per month," Quintas said "We have explored multiple options in trying to secure funding from other sources, but without assistance from National Government, the City has no alternative but to align the service with the available funding ”
Dial-a-Ride was introduced in 2002 as a temporary support mechanism for working individuals with severe mobility impairments, intended to fill the gap until public transport systems became fully accessible Over time, demand expanded beyond the initial scope, including trips for education, healthcare, and social participation creating pressure on
Quintas emphasised the real investment lies in building a fully inclusive and accessible transport system that benefits far more people
In May, Council adopted the Universal Access Policy for Accessible Transport, which commits the City to developing a transport network where all people regardless of ability can move safely and independently The MyCiTi bus service already meets accessibility standards, and the upcoming Phase 2A will extend inclusive access to communities in Khayelitsha and Mitchells Plain
In parallel, the City is upgrading sidewalks and pedestrian crossings citywide to support children, the elderly, cyclists, and persons using mobility aids
“Even at its most stretched, Dial-a-Ride only serves a fraction of Cape Town’s residents with disabilities Most have never had access to the service,” Quintas noted
Quintas called on national government, employers, and civil society to play their part
Partnerships struck to ensure smooth entry for international arrivals at Cape Town airport
International visitors to Cape Town are set to have a much smoother arrival, thanks to a near-doubling of capacity in Cape Town International Airport's (CTIA) Border Management Authority (BMA)
A partnership the entity has with the Western Cape Government (WCG) and City of Cape Town with see a boost in the number of its immigration officers
The initiative was officially launched yesterday (Monday 18 August), with officials of all three spheres of government present
A total of 48 assistant port-control officers will be seconded by the City and WCG almost to double the processing capacity at Cape Town International
"This visionary partnership is a vote of confidence in the BMA, which continues to make meaningful strides in improving border management despite severe resource constraints and a budget shortfall of R4,3 billion," said Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber
"In the face of these constraints the WCG and CoCT have stepped-up to boost immigration capacity at the airport to enhance national security while driving tourism growth and job creation in the
city and province
"The Western Cape Government is proud to contribute 24 of our officials to boost operations at CTIA" said Premier Alan Winde
“These young women and men will not only help give operations a boost but also serve as 'ambassadors' for our province, welcoming visitors and adding to their positive experience of Cape Town and the Western Cape "
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"A smoother, faster experience at the airport means tourists get to Table Mountain before sunset," said Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, smiling, "and the tour guide in Langa does not lose business due to airport delays When we all pull together the whole tourism economy benefits "
The City and WCG will each contribute 24 personnel, taking total immigration processing capacity at CTIA from 66 to 114 Assistant port-control officers will perform various duties including customs processing
As City Law Enforcement officers are among those seconded these trained personnel will also be able to offer various safety functions such as search, seizure, arrest and detention where illegal activity is detected
The City recently held a consumer-education session for first-time homeowners at its Bonteheuwel Infill housing project. These are held to empower new beneficiaries with information about the practicalities of homeownership, including budgeting, maintenance, drafting a will and the personal responsibilities of owning a property
Bonteheuwel Infill is one of the City’s key Breaking New Ground (BNG) statesubsidised housing projects which will provide 273 qualifying beneficiaries and their families with a safe and dignified place to call home The R140 million project is expected to be completed in mid2026, if all goes according to plan
"Owning a home is a life-changing milestone," said human settlements
Mayco member Carl Pophaim "It provides safety and stability, peace of mind, and is an investment that will grow in value over many years to come It is important for beneficiaries to be well-informed, equipped with the knowledge and tools to manage and protect this important asset properly This project highlights the City’s commitment to empowering residents, enabling redress and improving access to well-located housing opportunities across the metro
"The Bonteheuwel project is a step forward in providing safe and affordable housing while also supporting community upliftment and sustainable development in neighbourhoods across Cape Town We thank all stakeholders in the successful roll-out of this project Beneficiaries of City housing projects are selected
Die Ruyterwacht Senior Sentrum hou op Saterdag 6 September ’n gesellige basaar in Princess Margaretstraat, Ruyterwacht Die basaar begin om 09:00 en duur tot 15:00 Toegang is gratis Kom kuier saam en geniet die dag.
The City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office will be heading to the Goodwood Library Hall. on Wednesday 27 August A wide range of non-emergency enquiries such as rates, sewerage, electricity, water, refuse collections, and all other account enquiries will be provided.
Residents are encouraged to take advantage of the services that come along with each mobile office visit
The officials will be there from 09:30 to 13:30 at the Goodwood Library Hall, McDonald Street, Goodwood.
"This is the City’s commitment to bringing its services closer to communities and making local government more accessible to residents City staff will be in Goodwood, Gugulethu and Shirley Park to provide guidance and assistance on queries arising next week. Residents are reminded to bring along their IDs or municipal accounts to help ease the process on the day," said the City’s Mayco member for corporate services, Theresa Uys.
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JO FOURIE@NOVUSMEDIA CO ZA
Close to 30 women from the community recently gathered at the Goodwood Library for a special Women’s Month celebration filled with inspiration, empowerment, and fun
The programme featured several guest speakers, including Goodwood ward councillor Cecile Janse van Rensburg, Chief Librarian Minda Maritz, and SubArea 8 Head of Library and Information Services, Bronwen Erasmus
Writer Sumi Singh was the main guest speaker of the day "She shared her personal journey as an author, leaving the audience deeply inspired by her story
Singh also donated two of her books to the library, further enriching the community’s reading collection," says Maritz
The event was hosted in collaboration with the Goodwood Community Line Dancers, who not only provided refreshments but also showcased their dancing skills to the delight of the attendees Adding to the lively atmosphere, a personal trainer named Danny introduced the women to simple but effective exercises that can be done daily to stay fit
“It was a truly memorable Women’s Month programme that brought women together to celebrate, learn, and encourage one another,” said Maritz
IJOFOURIE JO FOURIE@NOVUSMEDIA CO ZA
n the heart of Goodwood, a dream born in 2020 has grown into a powerful platform for aspiring entertainers Founded by Olwethu Mahangu, Ollywood was conceptualised with one goal in mind: to give talented individuals the support and opportunities they need to succeed in the creative industry
Mahangu, a DJ himself, knew firsthand the struggles of breaking into the entertainment world
“The biggest challenge is the lack of support,” he explains Determined to change that, he spent the past four years building a fully functional and equipped studio Today, Ollywood has supported over 100 clients, providing them with mentorship, exposure, and practical tools to grow their careers
At the studio, DJs are offered the chance to record their sets free of charge These sessions are uploaded to Ollywood’s YouTube channel and shared across social media platforms, giving up-and-coming talent visibility to potential clients and fans
For some, this has already opened doors to radio interviews, bookings, and gigs that once felt out of reach
But Ollywood is not stopping with DJs
“We started with DJs, but this platform is for all entertainers,” says Mahangu Plans are already in motion to expand opportunities for other creatives, ensuring that singers, dancers, and performers will also benefit from the initiative
Though talks of collaborations are still underway, the focus remains on empowering those who show hunger and determination
“We are doing this by all means to make dreams come true,” Mahangu adds with passion
From its humble beginnings to becoming a beacon of hope for local artists, Ollywood is proving that with the right support, creativity can truly flourish . Anyone who would like to support this project or would like to know more can contact Olwethu on 077 257 5985.
Blind wine tasting got a whole new meaning when the Institute of Cape Wine Masters celebrated its first-ever blind graduate among four new Cape Wine Masters, three of whom are from the Western Cape and one from Johannesburg.
Jacques Lombard from Cape Town has made history for being the first blind candidate to participate in the Cape Wine Masters programme He was joined by fellow Cape Wine Master graduates Riaan van der Spuy, cellar master at Swartland Winery, Janine van Zyl, a sommelier and international account manager at global wine and spirits social media agency FirstPour, and Bradley Wood from Johannesburg, a specialist urologist in private practice
Since its inception in 1983 120 Cape Wine Masters to date have achieved this elite self-study qualification, making this year’s achievements all the more remarkable
The new Cape Wine Masters were celebrated at a prestigious awards luncheon hosted by the Institute of Cape Wine Masters on Friday 22 August, together with the Pinotage Association and the Lanzerac Hotel and Spa The 100th anniversary of pinotage and the first bottled pinotage under the Lanzerac label was also celebrated
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After losing his sight in 1996 at the age of 26, Lombard’s introduction to the wine industry came through an invitation by Hermann Kirschbaum, then winemaker at Buitenverwachting, to join Wine Insight, a wine-tasting group for visually-impaired wine enthusiasts
This unique environment, free from influence by labels, brands, or appearance, honed his reliance on aroma, flavour and
texture, skills that proved invaluable in his wine career
Twenty years later, in 2016, Lombard founded Winebrands, a Cape Town-based wine retail business supported by a dedicated team
A customer’s remark about purchasing only award-winning wines sparked his curiosity about South Africa’s awards system His research revealed that most judges on leading panels were Cape Wine Masters or Masters of Wine, a discovery that inspired him to enrol with the Cape Wine Academy
Progressing through the certificate and diploma courses with distinction, Lombard earned an invitation to join the demanding five-year Cape Wine Masters programme
Throughout his studies he received guidance from no fewer than 84 industry leaders, whose mentorship and generosity he credited as instrumental to his success
For Lombard the Cape Wine Master title is the culmination of a journey defined by resilience, passion and the unwavering belief that wine is best judged by the pleasure it brings in the glass
His dissertation examined the formation, health effects and mitigation of biogenic amines in wine, dispelling common myths about sulphites and highlighting the amine compounds as a key cause of winerelated discomfort
The dissertation investigates the complex role of biogenic amines in wine; nitrogencontaining compounds produced and broken down in the human body through normal metabolic processes While
essential for regulating functions such as heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, brain activity, digestion and immune response, these compounds can present significant health risks when consumed in excessive amounts from certain foods and beverages, particularly red wine
The research provides an extensive literature review of factors influencing biogenic amine formation in wine, including microorganisms, terroir, grape cultivar as
well as viticultural and cellar practices
Central to their formation is the activity of lactic-acid bacteria, naturally present in the winemaking environment
An exploratory consumer survey within the study revealed limited public awareness of biogenic amines and their potential effects, underscoring the importance of education in this area
Beyond wine, Lombard maintains an active lifestyle, training weekly on a tandem bicycle and participating annually in the Cape Town Cycle Tour He lives in Welgemoed with his wife, Petro, and their son, Daniel
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BRENDEN RUITER@NOVUSMEDIA CO ZA
Dit was so amper of hy het nooit ‘n skrywer geword nie Dit was regtig so hittete!
So sê die skrywer Willem Fransman Junior, wat onlangs sy splinternuwe boek, Dit was so hittete! bekendgestel het
“Dit is vandag vir my ‘n trotse oomblik om by hierdie boekbekendstelling van een van my oud-leerders teenwoordig te wees,” sê Timothy Davids, oudAfrikaansonderwyser van die skrywer Fransman Junior was merkbaar aangedaan Hy was deel van talle mense wat die bekendstelling by die Belharbiblioteek bygewoon het
Die bundel is saamgestel uit Fransman se dinkstukke en artikels wat van 2017 tot 2023 as Netwerk24 se Stemme-rubriek asook in Media24-koerante verskyn het
TITEL
Die titel van die boek is gekies
omdat Fransman vir bykans 44 jaar as natuurwetenskaplike gewerk het, wat wêrelde verskil het van die van ‘n kreatiewe skrywer Dit was so "hittete" of
hy het nooit geskryf nie
Fransman se dogter, Annette Matthee, het as seremoniemeester opgetree en op die vraag wat volgende van Fransman Junior verwag kan word, het hy as volg geantwoord: "In die geheue van my skootrekenaar baklei my versameling gedigte, my versameling kortverhale en my versameling verhoog- en radiodramas met mekaar oor wie volgende in boekvorm sal verskyn Ek moet byvoeg dat my radiodramas almal deur RSG uitgesaai is Saam met die gedrukte drama sal daar ook ‘n klankbaan van dieselfde verhaal ingesluit word by die boek!”
Die gevierde rubriekskrywer Martie Retief Meiring skryf in haar voorwoord: “Dis lekker lees, lekker onthou, soms ook met hartseer Onthou, die taal is soms verleidelik, vlot en vars Dis mos immers ‘n woordkunstenaar wat hier aan die werk is ” Hierdie was van die laaste werk wat Meiring gedoen het voor haar afsterwe in 2024
. Die boek word teen R250 te koop aangebied. Belangstellendes wat graag die boek wil aanskaf kan Fransman Junior by 082 729 6684 bel om bestellings te plaas.
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Help The Rural Child (HTRC) is bringing its popular charity shop model to Brackenfell with the opening of a new store at Okavango Junction on Monday 1 September. The shop will offer affordable, high-quality preloved goods, with proceeds supporting vulnerable children in rural communities through the Goedgedacht Trust’s Path Onto Prosperity Centres
"This exciting expansion to the communities of the northern suburbs strengthens the organisation's mission to raise vital funds to support rural children in need," says a spokesperson for the organisation, Michelle Gibbs
The Goedgedacht Trust Path Onto Prosperity Centres provide critical support for vulnerable children in rural communities
"These centres offer nutritious meals,
Development (CWD) In 1998 CWD was looking for new ways to generate an income and decided to start a second-hand bookshop
The bookshop in a two-storey restored Victorian building in Mowbray opened its doors on 1 July 1998 with a shop manager and 12 volunteers The bookshop went from strength to strength and in 2006, a decision was made to become independent of CWD and Help the Rural Child Trust was formed to support rural children through the Goedgedacht Trust By 2007, a second shop had opened, on the ground floor of the Mowbray building selling clothing and bric-a-brac According to its website, HTR Child
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Die burgerregte-organisasie
AfriForum het n aansoek in die Wes-Kaapsehooggeregshof gebring om duidelikheid te kry oor die wettigheid van die Stad Kaapstad se nuwe tariefmodel vir die 2025-'26
Volgens die organisasie hou die gebruik van eiendomswaardasies as basis vir water- en sanitasietariewe, asook die herstrukturering van die Metro se elektrisiteitstariewe sonder die nodige kostestudie, ` n ernstige nadeel vir die Moederstad se huiseienaars in
In hofstukke voer AfriForum
ook aan dat die bepaling van die nuwe water-, sanitasie- en skoonmaaktariewe op grond van eiendomswaarde nie strook met
“Onsstandpuntisegterdatdiehuidigemodelniein ooreenstemmingismetdiewetgewingnie.
- Jurie Ferreira
die Grondwet of die munisipale wetgewing nie, en ook dat die Stad nie by magte is om dié metode te gebruik om tariewe vas te stel nie
"Met persoonlike kennis en uit eie perspektief en ervaring as inwoner het ek breë kennis van die omstandighede van die mense van Kaapstad op alle vlakke van die samelewing Dit sluit in die uitdagings ten opsigte van die stygende lewenskoste, veral dié wat veroorsaak word deur stygende munisipale koste," sê Jurie Ferreira, distrikskoördineerder van AfriForum in die voorlegging
Volgens AfriForum erken die organisasie dat die Stad Kaapstad wêreldklasdienste aan inwoners lewer en dat die stad ook groot deursigtigheid getoon het deur kostestudies volledig beskikbaar te stel
“Ons betwyfel nie die stad se verbintenis tot goeie dienslewering nie Dit is belangrik dat munisipale bestuur innoverend dink en nuwe modelle ondersoek
“Ons standpunt is egter dat die huidige model nie in ooreenstemming is met die wetgewing nie Daarom vra ons dat die hof die wet
duidelik interpreteer sodat daar sekerheid is oor die pad vorentoe,” sê Morné Mostert, portefeuljebestuurder van plaaslike regering by AfriForum AfriForum beklemtoon dat tariewe redelik en billik moet wees, en dat verbruikers n regstreekse weerspieëling van die werklike koste van voorsiening moet betaal en nie ekstra bloot op grond van eiendomswaarde nie
Die organisasie wys daarop dat die nuwe strategie deel is van ’n groter meerjarige plan en dat sommige van die Stad se beleidsraamwerke waarskynlik aangepas sal moet word
AFRIFORUMVRADIEHOF
OMTEVERKLAAR:
. Dat die Stad Kaapstad geen ander heffing of fooi aan eiendomswaardasies mag koppel
nie, behalwe dié wat deur die Wet op Munisipale Eiendomsbelasting voorgeskryf word
. Om te verklaar dat die drie tariewe strydig is met die Grondwet en die beginsel van wetlikheid in soverre dit op eiendomswaardasies gebaseer is . Om die verklaring van ongrondwetlikheid op te skort tot 30 Junie 2026, wat die einde van die huidige boekjaar is . Dat die Stad AfriForum se regskostes betaal “Afriforum sal toesien dat die wet gerespekteer word en dat inwoners in die Kaapstadmetro beskerm word deurdat tariewe regverdig en wetlik bepaal word Dit gaan vir ons oor regverdigheid, deursigtigheid en die beskerming van belastingbetalers se belange,” sluit Mostert af
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In response to the devastating fire that swept through Goliath Estate in Kraaifontein earlier this month, non-governmental organisation Charitas partnered with the Department of Home Affairs to bring much-needed relief to affected residents
The fire broke out during the night and destroyed several shacks leaving more than seven
families displaced
"Many residents lost not only their homes but also identity documents, school supplies, and household goods for whom Charitas was able to provide food parcels, clothing, blankets, and school uniforms, says Ria Breed, director of Charitas
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Furthermore the organisation coordinated efforts for
officials from home affairs to assist residents to apply for replacement identity documents This took place at the Kraaifontein Library on Thursday “Without an identity document people are invisible to the system Replacing these documents quickly is essential for families to start rebuilding their lives,” says Breed "For many residents today’s
identity document replacement drive is a beginning to be able to apply close to home, without costly travel or long queues It gave families hope and restored dignity after weeks of uncertainty " One mother expressed her relief, saying, “I lost everything in the fire, even my children’s school books Now that I have applied for a new ID, I feel like I can start again ”
Charitas continues working closely with government and community partners to address both the immediate and longterm needs, including education support for affected children and assistance with housing recovery for affected community members
“Our goal is not only to meet the urgent needs of fire victims but also to walk alongside them in the rebuilding process,” says Breed
Love your neighbour as you love yourself
Most Christians would know that this is a well-known commandment found in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible
It compels us to treat others with the same level of care, respect, and kindness that we naturally extend to ourselves
This is a sharp contrast to the reality faced in our beloved country today
Whenever you are watching the news or listening to the radio you need to mentally prepare yourself for the worst All we hear is death, rape, murder, violence and other heinous crimes
The Cape Flats is currently bleeding So many senseless killings Families ripped apart
This begs the question then, is this showing love?
Once again, we have political leaders trying to paint a colourful picture, claiming that police have matters under control And that matters are not as bad as they look
If this is the case, why is our president not calling a family meeting to tell us what steps are being taken to stem the killings?
I fail to understand why, even during a crisis such as this, inequality is still rife
On Tuesday 19 August, the parliamentary police portfolio committee chair, Ian Cameron, and two members of parliament came under attack in an attempted hijacking incident in Philippi Within 24 hours, two alleged suspects were apprehended for the crime Police worked throughout the night to catch the criminals All available resources were deployed to apprehend the perpetrators
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DURING TIMES OF ADVERSITY, IT IS WISE TO NOTE THAT NOT EVERYONE OR EVERYTHING REQUIRES YOUR REACTION OR RESPONSE.
A total of 24 hours, that's all it took to get the perpetrators Yet, hijackings are a lived reality for many Capetonians
Some rape survivors are still awaiting the police to arrest the culprits Some murderers are still roaming the streets
These MPs were not told that there are no police vehicles available They were not turned away and told to provide proof of the incident They were not made to wait for hours or even treated like the perpetrator
This is the service some ordinary South Africans are met with when they set foot at some police stations
I am in no way trying to downplay what these MPs experienced It is horrific, and no one should have to go through that Isn't it time that the police and those in leadership positions sit around the table, admit that they have failed in their mandate and get back to the drawing board?
How many more mass murders should be reported on? How many more communities should live in fear?
Instead of spending on projects that never come to fruition, create more job opportunities Make education more affordable so that young people can obtain degrees and become employable Invest in educational institutions
As we live in hope that the powers that be wake up soon and act Let us start by ourselves Practice more patience and tolerance with one another
How peaceful this nation would be if we obeyed the commandment to love our neighbour as we love yourself?
-KAYLYNNEBANTOM
AVRILFILLIES
Bykans 30 jaar nadat wyle prof MaryAnne Plaatjies van Huffel van Uitzicht as die eerste bruin vrouepredikant ingesweer is, het baie dinge waarvoor sy haar beywer het in die Verenigende Gereformeerde Kerk in Suid-Afrika (VGKSA) min verander
Vir haar om as die eerste vrou die patriargale hiërargie in die kerk te konfronteer, moes met baie frustrasie en ongelukkigheid gepaard gegaan het, maar sy het dit met grasie en doelgerigtheid gedoen
So het ds Sabriena September-Bailey, predikant van Ocean View, die eerste ontvanger van die M A Plaatjies van Huffel-beurs, by die vyfde gedenklesing by die fakulteit teologie aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch op Dinsdag 12 Augustus gesê Plaatjies van Huffel is in 2020 oorlede voordat sy haar intreetoespraak as die eerste bruin professor in die fakulteit kon lewer en sedert haar afsterwe word die gedenklesing so na as moontlik gehou aan die dag dat sy haar intreepreek sou lewer Jaarliks word 'n gasspreker genooi om die lesing te lewer en vanjaar was dit dr Therese Fish, adjunk-dekaan van kliniese dienste en sosiale impak by die Universiteit Stellenbosch, aan die woord Fish het oor leierskap in hoër onderwys gepraat, met verwysing na haar reis
GROOTGESINNE
Twee raakpunte tussen die twee vroue is dat albei uit 'n gesin van sewe kom en dat albei 'n eerste in hul onderskeie veld was Plaatjies van Huffel was die eerste bruin vrouepredikant in die destydse NG Sendingkerk en is op Robertson as predikant aangestel, terwyl Fish as een van die eerste bruin mediese dokters aan die Universiteit van Kaapstad haar studies
, p y haar toespraak gesê min dinge het die afgelope 30 jaar verander "Ek het groot bewondering vir Plaatjies
Bridgetown Theatre Company (BTC) is set to shake things up with the explosive new musical Gen Z.A! Aspire to Inspire, hitting the Artscape Theatre stage on Saturday 30 August, with performances at 15:00 and 19:00
Fast-paced, fearless and bursting with energy, Gen Z.A! is an original production created for and by young South Africans.
Tackling the disillusionment faced by Generations Z and Alpha, the musical takes audiences on an unfiltered journey through the eyes of the youth—complete with comedy, music, dance, and razor-sharp
Catch Gen Z.A! Aspire to Inspire on the Artscape Theatre stage at at 15:00 and 19:00
social commentary The show features a vibrant young cast including Zoey Daniels, Thembalethu Zwele, Kai-Kai Ngbobo, Enrique Lameyer, Tiara Hendricks, Unathi Sabisa, and Zunaid Hendricks. Musical direction comes from Graham Harris of Amper Engels fame
City Praise is returning to the iconic City Hall on Saturday 30 August at 19:00 and Sunday 31 August at 15:00
Origin South Africa will be hosting this evening of worship featuring their band, orchestra, two choirs and guest soloists Jen Lee, who is a songwriter, recording artist and music producer from the northern suburbs of Cape Town, and Kirk Kirkland, a published songwriter, and in-demand studio singer from Nashville Tennessee
The Cape Town Gospel Choir was founded in 2010 and since then has performed all over Cape Town, from Guguletu to Constantia, to Durbanville The choir has performed with Rouchelle Liedemann, Neville D, and many others, and groups such as the Tygerberg City Choir, Joyful Harmonies, the Guguletu Tenors, and the Cape Town Philharmonic
Joining them will be the Sweet Valley Singers, a dynamic junior school vocal group made up of learners from Grade 3 to Grade7
Formed in 2022 with a small group of the school’s top singers, the ensemble has grown into a vibrant choir of around 40 members. Under the baton of Colin Peckham, their will be opportunity to join the choirs in some of the best contemporary worship
songs along with some traditional favourites. Visit www originsa.org for more information . Tickets start from R195 and can be booked at Quicket
Coenie de Villiers se nuwe album, Luistergoed, sy eerste vrystelling in bykans sewe jaar, is 'n grensverskuiwende versameling liedere waarin woorde die botoon voer
Die eerste vertoning waarin 'n gehoor hierdie nuwe werk regstreeks op die verhoog kan beleef en ten volle geniet, vind op Sondag 7 September om 14:00 in die Boer-teaterrestaurant in Durbanville plaas.
"Die Boer is 'n heerlike venue waar 'n mens nuwe werk kan uittoets," sê De Villiers.
"Dis 'n 'stiller' vertoning en veel meer intiem Ek skuif darem ook agter die klavier in vir 'n paar bestaande liedere As 'n mens speel, kan jy nie werklik te veel eksperimenteer nie ” Kaartjies kos R250 . Bespreek by www dieboer com of by 021 979 1911.
Each performer brings a unique voice and story to the stage From Zoey Daniels’ passion for performance shaped by her mother’s support, to Unathi Sabisa’s journey from AFDA to ACT Cape Town with a dream to uplift through art, and Zunaid Hendricks’ mission to amplify the voices of the voiceless through powerful storytelling—Gen Z.A! is as much a celebration of youth talent as it is a call to action.
The production is made possible through the support of Artscape, the HCI Foundation, Golden Arrow Foundation, and the City of Cape Town.
. Tickets cost R50 and can be booked at Webtickets or at Pick n Pay stores
South African music icons Ladysmith Black Mambazo will mark their 65th anniversary with a series of live performances at Artscape from Friday 10 to Sunday 12 October The Grammy Award-winning group brings their distinctive vocal harmonies and rich musical legacy back to Cape Town as part of a national tour
Known for their unique blend of isicathamiya and traditional Zulu musical styles, Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s performances are characterised by powerful a cappella harmonies and themes of peace, unity, and cultural pride The concert series will feature a mix of classic songs and new arrangements, offering audiences an opportunity to experience both the group’s early work and their continued musical evolution.
Joining them on stage will be Abantakwethu, a Gugulethu-based cultural music group discovered through Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s talent development initiative Their inclusion highlights the group’s ongoing commitment to mentoring young performers and promoting South African musical traditions
The group last performed at Artscape in 2023 to sold-out audiences, and anticipation is high for their return. Their influence extends far beyond South Africa, with a history of collaborations that includes Paul Simon, Stevie Wonder, Dolly Parton, and Michael Jackson, among others.
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has become one of the continent’s most internationally recognised and awarded music groups, with five Grammy Awards and numerous accolades for their contribution to global music culture
This concert series offers an opportunity to reflect on 65 years of music that has shaped and celebrated South African identity and continues to resonate with audiences at home and abroad. Performances will take place on Friday and Saturday at 19:00, and Sunday at 15:00 . Tickets are available at Webtickets or Artscape’s Dial-a-Seat on 021 421 7695.
. Spring Symphonies at the City Hall: American Flair is on Thursday 28 August at 19:30 Tickets cost R190 to R450 at Webtickets.
. Feedback runs at The Baxter until 30 August A murder mystery and satirical comedy by Andrew Buckland. Tickets from R160 to R230 at Webtickets.
. Total Praise and Worship with Lebo Sekgobela is at the Grand Arena, GrandWest on Saturday 30 August at 18:00 Tickets from R250 at Webtickets.
. A Blues Rock Show with Richard Pryor, Gin Wizards and guests is on Saturday 30 August at 20:00 at Durbanville Golf Club Entry cost R200 Book at Quicket or pay (cash only) at the door
. Klassieke kruispaaie met Lynelle Kenned en Corneil Müller is op Sondag 31 Augustus om 11:00 by die NG kerk Welgemoed. Kaartjies kos R150 by Webtickets. . Rocco de Villiers en skoolkore van die Hoërskool DF Malan en Laerskool Totius, albei goudwenners in die ATKV-Applous-koorkompetisie tree op Dinsdag
2 September om 19:00 in die NG kerk Welgemoed op Kaartjies kos R150 by Webtickets.
. Moffie comes to The Baxter Flipside from 2 to 27 September Tickets R240 at Webtickets.
. Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris? is at Artscape from 4 to 6 September at 19:00 A musical revue of the songs of Jacques Brel. Tickets cost R150 at Webtickets.
. Irene-Louise van Wyk tree op Vrydag 5 September om 20:30 by Heroes Brackenfell op Kaartjies kos vanaf R100 tot R140 by www.heroesbrackenfell.net
. Waseef Piekaan’s Funny Numbers Vol.2 is at the Joseph Stone Auditorium in Athlone on Friday 5 September at 20:00 Tickets are R150 at Webtickets.
. ’n Pandok se Liefde is te sien by die Baxter-teater
van Dinsdag 9 tot Saterdag 13 September Kaartjies vanaf R65 tot R120 is by Webtickets beskikbaar
. The Incredible Journey of Tinkerbell van Tonder met Amanda Strydom en Coenraad Rall op klavier is op Woensdag 10 en Donderdag 11 September om 20:30 by Die Boer-teaterrestaurant te sien. Kaartjies kos R250 Bespreek by www dieboer com of by 021 979 1911
. Mirka tree op Vrydag 12 September om 20:30 by Heroes Brackenfell op Die deure open om 18:00 Kaartjies kos R180 tot R220 by www.heroesbrackenfell.net
. It's My Life - the Ultimate Road Trip Anthems runs at the Barnyard Theatre Tyger Valley until 14 September Tickets from R195 at www.barnyardtheatre co.za.
. Mozart’s The Magic Flute, tailored for primary and high school learners, is on stage at the Joseph Stone Auditorium in Athlone from Tuesday 16 to Sunday 20 September daily at 10:00 and 13:00 Tickets from R80 at Webtickets.
. Salt - at tripple bill of ballets presented by Cape Ballet Africa is at Theatre on the Bay from 17 to 27 September Tickets from R350 at Webtickets.
. Posduif tree op Vrydag 26 September om 20:30 by Heroes Brackenfell op Kaartjies kos R100 tot R140 by www.heroesbrackenfell.net
. W A. Mozart’s Coronation Mass is at the Endler Hall in Stellenbosch on Sunday 28 September at 16:00 Tickets from R120 at Webtickets.
. The Tramp runs at Artscape from Wednesday 1 to Friday 10 October A mini-musical that tells the story of Charlie Chaplin through the perspective of his beloved Tramp character Tickets cost R200 to R220 at Webtickets.
The smash-hit musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat sold out its initial run at Theatre on the Bay in record time
This prompted producers Pieter Toerien and the Luitingh Alexander Musical Theatre Academy (Lamta) to announce its return on 4 October due to overwhelming public demand.
During the first season, that ended on 13 July, the production captivated audiences with eight shows a week, garnering rave reviews and playing to capacity houses nightly
MUSICFORALL
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, created by the legendary duo Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, is a global musical phenomenon.
Performed hundreds of thousands of times across over 80 countries with notable runs on Broadway and the West End, the musical features beloved hits such as "Any Dream Will Do," "Close Every Door," and "Go, Go, Go Joseph.”
This vibrant production boasts an all-star cast led by Dylan Janse van Rensburg as Joseph, Lelo Ramasimong as the Narrator, and Chris Jaftha as Pharaoh Under the direction of Luitingh and Alexander, with musical supervision by Charl-Johan Lingenfelder and musical direction by Amy Campbell, the show delivers a fresh and exhilarating interpretation of the classic tale Tickets for the October return are priced from R175.
. Book at Webtickets or Theatre on the Bay’s box office at 021 438 3300
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Save a Fishie is calling for a ban on plastic lollipop sticks after thousands were discovered over the past few months during beach cleanups
"Plastic pollution continues to plague Cape Town’s beaches, with one small yet persistent item now in the spotlight: plastic lollipop sticks," says Zoë Prinsloo, founder of Save a Fishie
Save a Fishie has launched a campaign demanding a ban on these products, citing their dangers to marine life, seabirds, and ecosystems
Save a Fishie has launched a petition urging urgent action to ban plastic-stemmed lollipops in South Africa
The campaign emphasises that this small shift could mark a significant victory in reducing coastal pollution
“This is one of the easiest environmental victories we can win,” Prinsloo stresses “If we can’t ban plastic lollipop sticks when safe alternatives are already available how can we expect to address bigger plastic challenges?”
From Melkbosstrand and Bloubergstrand to Sunset Beach and Milnerton, residents and clean-up volunteers know the
scene all too well: after heavy rains or storms, plastic debris litters the shoreline Among bottle caps, polystyrene, and straws, lollipop sticks are a stubborn and recurring find
Over the years, TygerBurger has reported extensively on how these items, flushed through stormwater drains and rivers, wash ashore in large numbers after winter downpours While unsightly, the danger goes far deeper than appearance posing real threats to ocean health
“Plastic lollipop sticks are one of the most common items we collect during clean-ups,” says Prinsloo “They don’t break down, they end up in the food chain, and they’re completely unnecessary because safer alternatives already exist ”
These small plastic stems, often overlooked, are far from harmless, Prinsloo says Rigid and sharp, they can injure or choke seabirds and marine animals Over time, they fragment into microplastics that enter the food web, potentially affecting human health as well
“Every stick we find is another reminder of how deep the plastic crisis has become,” Prinsloo says “If we cannot phase out such a simple, replaceable product, then what hope do we have for tackling the larger plastic problem?”
Unlike many environmental
challenges that require new innovations or major investment, this issue has an immediate fix: paper lollipop sticks Widely available and just as effective for holding sweets, paper options are biodegradable and far less harmful
“There is absolutely no reason for plastic sticks to still be on our shelves,” Prinsloo explains “Paper sticks work perfectly, they’re affordable, and they don’t destroy the environment ”
Save a Fishie’s campaign identifies clear responsibilities for change:
.Manufacturers: Stop producing plastic-stemmed lollipops and commit to paperbased alternatives
.Retailers: Remove plastic versions from shelves and offer only sustainable choices
.Parents, Schools, and Youth Groups: Refuse to buy or distribute plastic-stemmed lollipops at events, fundraisers, or as treats
.Government: Enforce legislation banning the manufacture and sale of plastic sticks, in line with global trends phasing out single-use plastics
“Plastic pollution is choking our oceans If we want to protect our beaches, wildlife, and future generations, we need to cut this problem off at the source,” Prinsloo says Beach cleanup groups often stress that the litter washing up after storms reflects what is flowing into rivers and stormwater systems daily Once in the sea, these plastics circulate indefinitely
“Every time it rains, we brace ourselves for the waste that will end up on our beaches,” Prinsloo noted
“From Milnerton Lagoon right up to Melkbosstrand, plastic lollipop sticks are always among the first items we pick up ”
TygerBurger has previously covered how these items, particularly around Sunset Beach and Bloubergstrand, overwhelm volunteers after storm surges evidence of how entrenched the issue has become South Africa’s beaches are a source of pride, recreation, and tourism
They are also vital habitats for marine life Campaigners argue that allowing unnecessary plastic to continue polluting these spaces undermines both environmental health and community well-being
As Prinsloo concluded:
“Together, we can stop this source of litter at its root ” . Go to https://chng.it/ YFb6hgHgMT to sign the petition.
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When Ricardo Duarttee from Bellville, SA 7s player and former learner from Stellenberg High School, affectionately known as Tricky Ricky, joined the Blitzboks in 2022 and made his debut in Dubai, he believed his touch rugby background had the biggest impact on his rugby career. He is going to be more involved in coaching clinics and tournaments
"If it wasn't for touch rugby, I would never have developed the ability to take on the role of playmaker for the Springbok 7s team
“I've been playing touch rugby since primary school - every day before school, during first and second break, and even barefoot in the street when friends came over Even if you scraped the skin off your toes, you kept on playing," he says
STARTEDFROMTHEBOTTOM
When he was expelled from Paarl Gymnasium and Paarl Boy's High Schools, he was told by many that his rugby career was over
"I joined Stellenberg High School in Bellville in 2015 and had no idea that it would be the place where my rugby would develop the most
“I was unaware of the competitive touch rugby league in the northern and southern suburbs, but Pierre Bosman from the Vikings touch rugby team, father of Christian and Eugene Bosman, Andries Carstens and Frankie van den Heever from the Warriors Sports Academy, brought a group of Stellenberg rugby boys together
"Every Monday night after rugby practise we would rush off to our touch rugby games in Kuils River, Brackenfell or Kraaifontein Rugby Clubs, and on a Thursday night again after training
Die Jan Krielinstituut bied op Saterdag 6 September weer die gewilde Tekkie Challenge-padwedlope in Kuilsrivier aan - met trots geborg deur Food Lover’s Market
Hierdie jaarlikse byeenkoms vind vroeg in September plaas en is ten bate van kinders met leer- en fisieke gestremdhede by die Jan Krielskool
Die familie-vriendelike 5km-pretloop is oop vir stappers en stootwaentjies, so bring die kleinspan saam Skryf jou onderneming in vir ’n spanbougeleentheid
Beide die 10km en 10 miler (16km) spog met fantastiese kontantpryse en geskenkbewyse Dit is ook die enigste "Battle of the Sexes"-wedloop in Afrika Deelnemers kan ook wonderlike pryse in die gelukstrekking wen Food Lover’s Market glo goeie kos is net die begin en wil graag 'n verskil maak
in gemeenskappe Die Jan Kriel Tekkie Challenge is net één van die maniere hoe die winkelgroep gemeenskapsprojekte ondersteun
Vooraf-inskrywings sluit op Maandag 1 September om middernag
Skryf aanlyn in of by die Jan Krielinstituut se kantoor Inskrywings kan ook op die dag van die wedloop van 06:00 in Jan Kriel se skoolsaal gedoen word Hekke maak 05:30 oop
Toegang tot die terrein is slegs vanuit Amandelrylaan beskikbaar Beamptes en verkeerspersoneel sal aan diens wees Volg die aanwysings van die nuwe verkeersirkel by Kerkstraat na Paalkraansstraat vir maklike toegang en parkering . Besoek www tekkiechallenge co.za vir inligting en inskrywings. Rig navrae aan events@jankriel co.za.
“Ifitwasn’tfortouchrugby,Iwould neverhavedevelopedtheabilityto takeontheroleofplaymakerforthe Springbok7steam.”
- Ricardo Duarttee
with the school, we would rush to play at Central Park in Century City," he says
TOUCHIES
They enjoyed touchies so much that they entered the Hot Summer of Touch Rugby Tournament, played every December on beaches across the Western Cape from Camps Bay and Macassar to Strand, Kleinmond, Struisbaai, Stilbaai, Mossel Bay and Hartenbos
"In 2020 Craig Wesley Wood invited me to train with the Warriors of Christ, a professional touch team formed by players from Heidelberg, Macassar and Strand
“During the Covid 19-lockdown we trained every Wednesday and Sunday on the beach for at least two hours I was humbled every single day by the talent around me," Duarttee says In 2022 he sold his car to pay for the Stellenbosch Academy of Sports Sevens programme and then realised how much those beach touch rugby sessions had given him a massive edge
"Coach Philip Snyman noticed it and six months later I was offered a contract to join the Springbok Sevens Academy Three months later I got the opportunity to make my debut for the Blitzboks in Dubai
"I am going to be more involved in In2Touch tournaments and coaching clinics to plough back and interested parties can contact Grahame Bobrow on info@touchrugby co za or on 082 492 3683," he says
Die Hoërskool Milnerton het verlede week in Bellville vir die tweede agtereenvolgende jaar koning gekraai in die Noordelike Stadsgebiede se jaarlikse sewemanrugbytoernooi Milnerton het in die eindstryd met 29-0 afgereken met Bosmansdam, wat verras het deur die eindronde te haal nadat hy in die halfeindronde met 10-0 teen Melkbosstrand gewen het Milnerton was in sy halfeindstryd met 19-0 Bellville-Suid se meerdere In die plaatafdeling het HS Tygerberg met die louere weggestap Ná sy halfeindstrydsege van 20-5 oor HTS Bellville, het hy in die eindstryd met 22-17 teen HS Bellville deurgeskuur Monumentpark was die wenner van die skildafdeling nadat hy De Kuilen in die eindronde met 14-7 geklop het Die komende Saterdag word die reeks
sewemantoernooie voortgesit wanneer HS Monumentpark en Durbanville die aanbieders is van onderskeidelik die o 15- en o 14-kompetisies Altesame 16 spanne is betrokke by Durbanville se Peter Buttner-saamtrek, met HTS Drostdy, (die verdedigende kampioen), HTS Bellville, Durbanville en HJS Paarl in groep A; Brackenfell, Paulus Joubert, HS Bellville en HS Tygerberg in groep B; Monumentpark, Stellenberg, Scottsville en die Landbouskool Boland in groep C; Excelsior, Scottsdene, Outeniqua en Paarl Gim in groep D In die laaste stuiptrekkings van die uitgedunde ligaprogram die afgelope Saterdag het HTS Bellville ondanks sterk teenstand van Kasselsvlei, tog met 29-20 gewen Scottsdene was op sy beurt met 17-0 te sterk vir Elsiesrivier -SARELBURGER