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local mathematics teacher says winning the Western Cape Education Department's (WCED) award for Excellence in Teaching Mathematics (GET) was an “incredibly humbling and emotional experience”. Edgemead Primary School teacher Andhika Mahabeer are one of the provincial winners of the recently held 2026 National Teaching Awards. Last week the department congratulated all the winners and thanked them for their dedication, passion and unwavering commitment to quality education in the province. It also wished them all the best as they went on to represent the province as nominees at the National Teaching Awards in October.

HONOURED Asked how she felt about winning her award, Mahabeer said: “I felt deeply honoured to have my work in mathematics recognised at provincial level because as teachers we never think about recognition. When I heard myself named the provincial winner I felt a mixture of excitement, gratitude and disbelief. However, it also became a powerful moment of reflection. It allowed me to recognise my growth,

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refine my approach and take pride in the work I do.” Mahabeer, who has been teaching for more than 27 years, said this recognition is far more than a personal achievement. “It is a celebration of every learner who has embraced the challenge of mathematics with courage, every colleague who has supported and inspired me, and every opportunity I've had to make mathematics meaningful, engaging, and accessible.” Asked what winning the award meant to her, and for the work that she has been doing, Mahabeer said that it means a great deal to her, because it affirms the importance of the work that they do every day in their classrooms.

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WEDNESDAY 9 SEPTEMBER

The beauty and tradition of Japanese ﬂoral art will be on display at the Japanese Ikebana Exhibition at Milnerton Library from 9 to 12 September. Presented by the Sogetsu Ikebana Cape Town Chapter, the exhibition will showcase seasonal ﬂoral arrangements inspired by centuries of Japanese ikebana artistry. The exhibition is open from 09:00 to 16:00 on Wednesday and Thursday, 11:00 to 16:00 on Friday, and 09:00 to 11:30 on Saturday. Admission is free.

THURSDAY 10 SEPTEMBER Elsa Winckler se twee jongste romans, ’n Knippie Moord en ’n Ierse Knoop word by die Bellville-biblioteek bekendgestel. Lesers die geleentheid kry om die skrywer persoonlik te ontmoet, meer te hoor oor die stories agter haar twee nuwe boeke en deel te neem aan ’n interessante gesprek oor haar skryfwerk en kreatiewe proses. Die boekbekendstelling vind om 12:00 by die biblioteek plaas. Kontak Danielle Francis-Philander by daniellefrancis.philander@capetown. gov.za of 021 444 0300 om te bespreek. U3A Tygerberg meets at the Stellenberg Dutch Reformed church, corner of Mountainview Drive and Eidelweiss Road, Eversdal. The speaker is Kenny Meiring, who will speak on the topic “Your money in retirement. How to invest wisely, make it last, and avoid costly mistakes.” Doors open at 09:05 for refreshments. The talk begins at 10:00. Entry to the event is R10 for members and R20 for visitors.

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SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER The Friends of Bracken Nature Reserve’s biggest event of the year, the annual Spring Day Festival takes place at the Bracken Nature Reserve in Brackenfell. Gates open at 07:00 and close at 13:00, with a full programme of activities for the whole family. A lucky draw will also give those attending a chance to win prizes. Entries for the 5 km fun run are open on Entry Ninja via the Quicket event page. The Rotary Club of Durbanville will transform Bloemendal Trail Park into a duck-racing arena with 1 000 rubber ducks competing for glory in the club's ﬂagship fundraising event. The Duck Derby, running from 09:00 to 16:00, invites families across the northern suburbs to watch the aquatic spectacle while supporting local schools and community health programmes. Duck adoptions, sponsorship opportunities and further information are available from the Rotary Club of Durbanville or through Quicket bookings.

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Animal keeping bylaw amended

he City of Cape Town is inviting public comment on proposed amendments to its animal keeping bylaw. The changes would ban wild and exotic animals in circuses, authorise law enforcement officers to seize animals kept in contravention of the by-law, and introduce stricter regulations for working animals. During the last financial year, the City's Animal Control Unit responded to 9 499 calls, with the most falling into the following categories: Animals on the roadway (672); stray livestock (497); stray dogs (4 431); dogs off leash (107); dangerous or vicious dogs (2 839), neglect, cruelty or injury to animals (325) and information calls (628). “There is no doubt that Cape Town is a caring city as witnessed by the thousands of complaints we receive annually about animal abuse, cruelty, neglect and genuine concern,” said chairperson of the Safety and Security Portfolio Committee Mzwakhe Nqavashe. “The bylaw aims to help protect public health and safety by setting out the rules for vaccination, quarantine and the treatment of animals. It also includes the regulating of public spaces, such as animals on leashes to keep residents safe. How we treat our most vulnerable furry, and non-furry friends is a reflection of our values,” said Nqavashe. Mayco member for safety and security JP Smith said the City takes the welfare of all our residents seriously, including the four-footed, furry and feathered ones. “Acting or simply removing an animal can be a lengthy process, especially as the City is limited in when and how we can act. The amendments aim to extend our reach and strengthen our enforcement. By doing so, we are creating a better life for the many animals in the city,” said Smith. PROPOSED AMENDMENTS The proposed amendments include: A prohibition on the use of animals for

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hunting; A prohibition on the use of wild and exotic animals in circuses; A prohibition on the use and sale of any adhesive or glue trap, board or other adhesive trapping device; Stronger regulation of working animals such as security dogs and cart horses, including a ban on working in temperatures above 30°C and a mandatory rest break at least every hour with access to drinking water; Reduced pound periods, from 10 days to seven days for small animals and from 30 days to 21 days for large animals;

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Duties of a pound master; A mediation mechanism for nuisance animal disputes; Greater clarity around permits and the keeping of dangerous animals; A prohibition on interfering with, harassing or disturbing wild animals; Updated standards for keeping animals, operating commercial kennels or catteries, and keeping livestock, poultry, birds and rabbits; and Updates to the keeping of bees. The draft by-law is available for viewing at any subcouncil office and City library, and online at capetown.gov.za. Comments, input or recommendations may be submitted by e-mail to animal. bylaw@capetown.gov.za, online via the City's website, or in writing to Llewellyn Grove, Law Enforcement Department, City of Cape Town, 1st Floor, Omniforum Building, 94 Van Riebeek Street, Kuils River, 7590. Contact Llewellyn Grove at animal.bylaw@ capetown.gov.za or Anathi Dywili on 021 400 9825 or anathi.dywili@capetown.gov.za for more information.

Filmmakers to apply for additional funds The City of Cape Town is inviting filmmakers to apply for support through an additional Film Fund round, with submissions open from 7 September for productions expected to be completed in the 2026/27 financial year. The additional round follows the successful launch of the third Film Fund and is aimed at filmmakers with projects nearing completion. Applications close on 7 October 2026. The fund provides financial support or municipal services support for film projects produced in Cape Town. SELECTION CRITERIA The City is seeking projects that: stimulate local economic growth and create jobs within Cape Town; highlight and promote the unique aspects of the city; support and upskill emerging talent in the film and media sector; drive sustainability, diversity and

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inclusion within the local film and media landscape; authentically portray Cape Town's rich history and cultural heritage; can attract direct investment into the city. Eligible projects include production and post-production funding for short films, feature films, animation, interactive gaming and reality TV series. Projects must be completed within the City's financial year, from 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027. Ineligible projects include adult content, training or corporate videos, current affairs or news shows and the purchasing of equipment or assets. Completed applications with supporting documentation must be e-mailed to Film. Fund@capetown.gov.za. No hand-delivered applications will be accepted. Visit www.ﬁlmcapetown.com for the application form and more information.

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Boost for crime response

ape Town's new policing nerve centre in Goodwood is nearing completion, with the City of Cape Town promising expanded real-time coordination and a stronger partnership with police in the fight against crime. Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis visited the new 8 000m² Joint Public Safety Operations Centre on Monday last week, accompanied by JP Smith, Mayco member for safety and security. The digital nerve centre will integrate all City policing resources and safety technologies already deployed throughout the metro, the City said. OFFICERS EXPANDED AND TECHNOLOGY RAMPED UP Hill-Lewis said the City had grown its policing personnel by 1 300 officers in this term of office, bringing the total to over 3 800, while investing in cutting-edge safety technologies and digital coordination. "I was excited to see progress on our

“This is the next big step forward in making Cape Town safer for everyone” - Geordin Hill-Lewis new policing nerve centre, which is almost ready to roll as the major new coordination hub for City policing and safety technology. This is the next big step forward in making Cape Town safer for everyone," he said. Hill-Lewis said the new operations centre would coordinate expanded policing efforts, making the City an even stronger partner to the police. "This new centre is also further evidence that our City policing services are ready and able for expanded powers, especially to investigate gang, gun and drug crime. We must make full use of all policing resources in Cape Town to bring a positive change for communities living in daily fear of violent crime," said Hill-Lewis. TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INTEGRATED The centre will integrate a range of existing and emerging policing technologies, including: Drones operated through the City's Aviation Unit and third-party service providers; Body-Worn Cameras, In-Vehicle Cameras and Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology; Citizen and Trusted Partner Apps to strengthen communication and

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Mayor Geording Hill-Lewis receives a progress update on the City’s major new Joint Public Safety Operations Centre in Goodwood. Safety technology and new policing vehicles were also on display.

information sharing; Artificial Intelligence and automation. Smith said the City's bodycam deployment would soon reach 3 000 cameras in the field, while 530 enforcement vehicles had in-vehicle cameras with automated number plate recognition functionality and printers for warrants and summons. The Metro Police Strategic Surveillance Unit detected 41 005 incidents via CCTV in 2025-'26, resulting in 541 arrests — an 18% increase on the year before. REAL-TIME OPERATIONAL PICTURE Smith said the various safety technology solutions introduced helped create a real-time operational picture to improve situational awareness and inform decisionmaking. "We are now at a point where officers can stream live feeds to our operations centre from their mobile cameras, augmented by drone, automatic number plate recognition and CCTV footage. I am excited to see how we can keep building on this to advance public safety into the future," he said. He added that the City was heartened by a 35% increase in police requests to view its footage as a potential investigative resource. "As we work to expand our digital coordination and safety technology network, the potential evidentiary benefits increase the chances of successful prosecutions," said Smith.

Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis during a visit to the City’s major new Joint Public Safety Operations Centre in Goodwood.

Vermeende dwelmsmokkelaar terug in hof ’n 29-jarige man, wat vroeër vanjaar in Richwood naby Bothasig in verband met dwelms met ’n straatwaarde van R10 miljoen aangekeer is, verskyn in Oktober weer in die Goodwoodlanddroshof. Die verdagte, Gideon Alard, word aangekla van die besit van ammunisie, die besit van ’n verbode vuurwapen waarvan die reeksnommer verwyder is, en dwelmhandel. Volgens die klagstaat het die beskuldigde geen vorige veroordelings of sake teen hom hangende nie en is geen uitstaande

lasbriewe teen sy naam nie. Alard is intussen op R150 000 borgtog vrygelaat. Sy saak is voorheen vir verdere ondersoek uitgestel. Sy eerste hofskyning was op Maandag 20 Julie. Dit volg nadat die polisie se misdaadintelligensie-eenheid op Sondag 19 Julie beslag gelê het op die dwelms, vuurwapens en ammunisie by ’n woonstelblok in Sylviastraat by die De Zicht-landgoed in Richwood. Die polisie het vroeër inligting ontvang dat die woonstel glo deur ’n plaaslike

Geen Sassa-toelae in September? TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS Sassa-begunstigdes wat steeds sukkel om toegang tot hul September-toelaes te kry, word aangeraai om vas te stel of hul betaling moontlik deur ’n hersieningsproses geraak word. Die Suid-Afrikaanse Agentskap vir Maatskaplike Sekerheid (Sassa) het September se gewone betalings oor drie dae geskeduleer. Ouer mense se toelaes is op 2 September betaal, ongeskiktheidstoelaes op 3 September en kindertoelaes op 4 September. Begunstigdes wie se toelaes vir hersiening gemerk is, word nie noodwendig gedurende die gewone betalingsiklus betaal nie. Sassa het ’n vierde betaaldag vir dié groep ingestel nadat die nodige hersieningsvereistes afgehandel is. WAAROM WORD TOELAES HERSIEN? Die hersieningsproses help Sassa om te bepaal of begunstigdes steeds aan die

vereistes vir maatskaplike hulp voldoen. Meer as 350 000 maatskaplike toelaes word gedurende die 2026-’27-boekjaar vir hersiening geteiken. Begunstigdes wat gekies word, ontvang ’n SMS, waarin hulle gevra word om die proses af te handel. Indien hulle nie daarop reageer nie, kan hul toelae opgeskort of uiteindelik gestaak word. WAT MOET JY SAAMNEEM? Begunstigdes wat vir ’n hersiening moet aanmeld, kan gevra word om dokumente soos hul identiteitsdokument, bankstate, bewys van inkomste en bewys van adres saam te neem. By kindertoelaes kan ’n kind se geboortesertifikaat en, waar nodig, bewys van skoolbywoning ook vereis word. Sassa het begunstigdes aangemoedig om seker te maak dat hul kontakbesonderhede korrek is sodat. Enigiemand wat steeds probleme met ’n betaling ondervind, kan hul naaste Sassakantoor nader.

bende as ’n bergingsplek gebruik word. Kapt. Frederick van Wyk, ’n Wes-Kaapse polisiewoordvoerder, het in Julie gesê die woonstel is deursoek, waarna die polisie op al die goedere beslag gelê het, en bevestig die saak word deur die polisie se teenbende-eenheid ondersoek. Luidens die jongste misdaadsyfers vir April tot Junie vanjaar is altesaam 21 dwelmverwante inhegtenisnemings in die Bothasig-polisiëringsgebied uitgevoer. Dit is nege sake meer in vergelyking met die vorige jaar se ooreenstemmende tydperk.

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Neighbourhood watches get accredited G

oodwood residents marked the accreditation of four neighbourhood watches on Saturday 29 August at the local JG Meiring High School, bringing community members, local businesses and high-ranking police and Western Cape Government figures together to honour the integrated approach to combating crime. They included Goodwood police

JP Smith, Mayco member for Safety and Security, addressing attendees during the event.

FOUR WATCHES GET ACCREDITATION station commander Col Shawn van Wyk, Mayco member for Safety and Security JP Smith, ward councillors Cheryl Visser (Ward 1) and Cecile Janse van Rensburg (Ward 27), private security company District Watch's founder Pierre Gouws as well as representatives from the provincial department of police oversight and community safety, all of whom have shown their solidarity with local police and CPF structures. The four neighbourhood watches are Goodwood Estate NHW, Townsend Estate NHW, Vasco NHW and Richmond NHW. MAJOR MILESTONE The accreditation was a major milestone for community-led policing, according to the local community-policing forum (CPF), which spearheaded the celebration. It marked a significant expansion of localised security networks working alongside law enforcement to foster a safer, more united Goodwood. The celebration also marked the official re-accreditation of the Glenwood Neighbourhood Watch and honoured the neighbouring Monte Vista Plattekloof Glen Neighbourhood Watch for its consistent performance in the

Teachers targeted in fresh permanent-post scam New, unemployed and substitute teachers in the Western Cape are again being targeted by a scam that promises permanent posts and demands payment for fake appointment letters. The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) first flagged the scheme in December 2025 and says several schools have now reported fresh incidents, according to WCED spokesperson Bronagh Hammond. “WhatsApp messages sent to teachers. These messages typically claim to be from a district official or school principal and state that a permanent post has become available at a particular school, with the recipient identified as the preferred candidate. The WhatsApp message may even include the name and photograph of the relevant principal

or official to make the communication appear authentic. The message then instructs the teacher to report to a school with speciﬁc documentation or contact a WCED official using the scammers contact details,” says Hammond. Critically, it concludes with a request for a “once-off fee”, usually to the amount of approximately R2 800, allegedly required for the “authorisation of an appointment letter” at district offices, accompanied by banking details. Affected individuals are urged to report incidents to the police. The department stresses that permanent teaching posts are advertised only through its Directorate: Recruitment and Selection, and that the WCED and schools, will never ask for payment for job applications or appointments.

The Goodwood Community Policing Forum (CPF) at the launch and celebration of the four newly accredited neighbourhood watches. With them are the commander of the Goodwood police station Col. Shawn van Wyk, ward councillors, Cheryl Visser (Ward 1) and Cecile Janse van Rensburg (Ward 27), JP Smith, Mayco member for Safefty and Security and District Watch founder, Pierre Gouws.

field. "A major achievement like this requires a village," Goodwood CPF stated. "We extend our deepest gratitude to the dedicated management teams and voluntary patrollers who sacrifice their time to keep our streets safe. Together, our communities

are growing stronger, safer, and more united every single day." It said the success of this celebration would not have been possible without the incredibly generous contributions and investments of local sponsors and service providers who pour resources back, particularly into

community safety. According to the forum, with newly accredited boots on the ground and renewed momentum it, police and local neighbourhood watches were looking forward to keeping it up, especially if it meant driving a safer environment for all residents.

ROM PAGE 1 “At Edgemead Primary School, have had the privilege of being both a teacher and the head of mathematics, and I have always tried to create a culture where mathematics is seen as something that learners can enjoy, understand and succeed in. I hope that this recognition also shines a light on the incredible work being done by teachers every day. A teacher may not always see the impact of their work immediately, but sometimes a small moment in a classroom, when a learner suddenly understands a concept or begins to believe, ‘I can do this’, can make all the hard work worthwhile. This award has encouraged me to continue learning, innovating and finding ways to make mathematics meaningful and accessible to every learner.”

ADVICE Mahabeer also shared advice with other teachers on the impact they have, and to learners who view mathematics as a difficult subject. “My advice to my all teachers would be to embrace the opportunity with confidence and authenticity. Never underestimate the impact that you have on a child. Stay true to your teaching style, reflect honestly on your journey, and be proud of the difference you make in your learners’ lives. Also, preparation is key, know your work and understand your ‘why’. Keep believing in your learners, even when they don’t yet believe in themselves. Be willing to try different approaches, keep learning and don’t be afraid to think outside the box. We don’t have to make every lesson perfect. What matters is that we

continue to care, reflect and look for ways to reach our learners. “And to any child who thinks mathematics is too difficult, I would say: don’t tell yourself, ‘I’m not good at maths.’ Tell yourself, ‘I don’t understand it yet.’ Sometimes the answer doesn’t come straight away – and that’s okay. The important thing is to keep going. I want every learner to know that mathematics is not only for the children who think they are good at maths. Every child can learn mathematics. Every child can improve. And every child can experience that wonderful moment when something that once seemed impossible suddenly makes sense.” Mahabeer believes her learners are her greatest source of inspiration. The 26th National Teaching Awards were held on Friday 28 August.

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he City of Cape Town has signed on to the Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety (BIGRS), gaining access to world-leading road safety expertise and four full-time professionals embedded at the City for the next four years. The initiative links more than 30 cities worldwide in implementing evidencebased measures to cut traffic deaths and injuries. For Cape Town, the partnership arrives just as the City’s transport planning and network management team begins rolling out the recently approved Road Safety Strategy. Projects stemming from the partnership will be managed by the urban mobility directorate in close collaboration with traffic services. Mayco member for urban mobility Rob Quintas said the timing could not be better. “The launch of this exciting partnership is perfectly timed as our transport planning teams embark on the implementation of the City’s recently approved road safety strategy, which ultimately directs our efforts in making Cape Town’s roads safer and reducing the number of accidents and loss of life,” he said. The updated strategy addresses safety for pedestrians, other non-motorised road users, and passengers, especially scholars and public transport users. “We are aligned to what we know is one of the greatest drivers for the BIGRS, which is to assist cities in creating a transport system that allows people to move safely and efficiently,” Quintas said. BIGRS director of injury prevention Kelly Larson said the initiative helps cities implement a proven package of lifesaving activities, with a strong focus on

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data collection and surveillance, changing road-user behaviour, and improving road infrastructure. “We are thrilled to be in Cape Town this week to mark the start of our new partnership with the City of Cape Town,” Larson said. “We are certain that Cape Town will achieve great success in their efforts over the next few years and plan to support the team with the experience and resources we have to offer.” The City leads the development, coordination, and oversight of road safety initiatives. Through the strategy, priorities include safer pedestrian crossings, traffic calming, improved safety around schools, safer walking and cycling environments, public awareness campaigns, and targeted enforcement in high-risk locations. “In a few years’ time, we want to see a stronger road safety culture here in Cape Town with fewer serious injuries and lives lost to accidents that were in fact preventable on many occasions,” Quintas said. “I can’t wait to see all the innovative projects that have already been implemented successfully abroad, and which ones could be implemented here to keep Cape Town moving safely.” PROGRESSED TO BE TRACKED Since 2007, the Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety has worked with governments and

Mayco member for urban mobility, Rob Quintas and BIGRS director of injury prevention Kelly Larson at the launch this week.

international and local partners to pass nearly 200 national, state, and city policies, protecting 4,2 billion people and saving an estimated 900 000 lives, according to the organisation’s website. The initiative has also improved safety features in 135 car models, redesigned more than 2 400 dangerous intersections, and trained nearly 80 000 traffic police across 22 countries. The initiative implements a comprehensive package of activities proven to save lives, focusing on five key areas. This includes strengthening national legislation, enhancing data collection and surveillance, changing road-user behaviour, improving road infrastructure, and upgrading vehicle safety. Its next phase aims to save one million additional lives through 2030.The initiative includes the Bloomberg Initiative for

Cycling Infrastructure (BICI), which helps cities design streets that increase biking rates, revitalise neighbourhoods, and promote community health and well-being. Since 2022, BICI’s competitive grant programme has reached two million people across 10 cities, building over 200 miles of safe cycling facilities and preventing 8 000 crashes. It anticipates a reduction of 97 000 tons of CO2 emissions by 2040. For Cape Town, the partnership will bring technical assistance and training from experts in the world’s leading road safety organisations, benefiting the City’s Transport Planning and Network Management team as they implement the recently approved Road Safety Strategy. The City has assured residents that progress from the partnership will be tracked, with interventions and resources directed to areas of greatest need.

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Voices needed for World Singing Day at Groote Kerk

Leon Oosthuizen en Stephaan van Zyl by ’n vorige konsert-geleentheid in 2025.

Erfenisdag-gala by musieksentrum

ie Suid-Afrikaanse Vryrietinstrumentvereniging (Safra) se Erfenisgala 2026 vind vandeesmaand by die Hugo Lambrecht-musieksentrum se ouditorium in Pictonstraat, Parow, plaas. Volgens Safra Free Reed Mzansi, ’n organisasie sonder winsoogmerk, wat die geleentheid aanbied en ook as die Suid-Afrikaanse Vryrietinstrumentvereniging bekend staan, bring dié konsert toonaangewende trekklavier-, konsertina- en mondﬂuitjiespelers, ensembles, dansers en gasmusikante uit die Wes-Kaap, Noord-Kaap, Gauteng, KwaZuluNatal en Lesotho byeen. Die gala vier die merkwaardige verskeidenheid musiek wat met vryrietinstrumente – waaronder die trekklavier, konsertina en mondﬂuitjie – verbind word, met ’n program wat strek van klassieke musiek, boeremusiek, maskandi en famo tot Franse chanson, Suid-Afrikaanse pop, Duitse schlager, Argentynse tango, Keltiese musiek en Skotse kontreidans. Die geleentheid herdenk ook ’n merkwaardige sameloop van erfenismylpale uit 1926, soos die stigting van die Krugerwildtuin; die eerste boeremusiekopnames; die eerste opname van “Die Stem”; en die geboorte van die legendariese Suid-Afrikaanse trekklavierspeler wyle Nico Carstens. Die vereniging sê 2026 vier boonop 40 jaar sedert die totstandkoming van die Hugo

KOM LUISTER NA FRANSE CHANSON, MASKANDI, FAMO EN BOEREMUSIEK

Lambrechts-musieksentrum en die vrystelling van Paul Simon se baanbrekeralbum Graceland, wat Suider-Afrikaanse musiekklanke – soos die kenmerkende klank van die trekklavier – aan wydlopende internasionale gehore bekendgestel het. “Vryrietinstrumente is in ’n unieke posisie om plaaslik én internasionaal brûe te bou,” sê Leon Oosthuizen, die president van Safra Free Reed Mzansi. Gehore word genooi om ’n grootse Erfenisdagjubileum te kom ontdek en te geniet en verras te word deur ’n viering van ons mense, ons trots en ons passie – gedeelde musiekklanke wat ons hier aan die suidpunt van Afrika verbind, sê Oosthuizen. “Ons het meer in gemeen as wat ons dalk besef. Deur hierdie verbintenisse te vier, bring die Erfenisgala ons uiteenlopende erfenisklanke na die konsertverhoog – met ’n sprankeltjie hoop.” Die Safra Erfenisgala 2026 vind op Donderdag 24 September om 15:00 plaas. Kaartjies vir die geleentheid is by www. quicket.co.za beskikbaar.

Ballet and art unite in Tokai Cape Town City Ballet and Norval Foundation to present Velvet Feathers, an intimate production set against the art, architecture and landscapes of the Norval Foundation Art Museum in Tokai on Saturday 26 September at 12:30 and 18:00. On Sunday 27 September the production will take place at 14:30. For three performances only, the production will bring together classical ballet with the visual poetry of the museum and sculpture garden. Featuring excerpts from Swan Lake alongside David Nixon’s Winter Dances,

“We believe the most memorable cultural experiences happen when different art forms come together,” says Terri Joshua, marketing and communications manager at Norval Foundation. “This collaboration with Cape Town City Ballet feels like a natural ﬁt, bringing together movement and visual art in a unique way.” Audiences are invited to arrive 90 minutes before the curtain rises to enjoy a glass of bubbly and canapés. Tickets cost R925 and are available at Webtickets.

The call is out for 1 400 voices to join Cape Town’s celebration of World Singing Day on Saturday 17 October at Groote Kerk, Adderley Street. Hosted by The Heartsong Collective, a local non-proﬁt community choir, and Uthando South Africa, the event will feature guest appearances by Vicky Sampson and Khayelitsha-based singer/songwriter Mohau Moahloli. The audience becomes the choir at the event, which runs from 18:30 to 21:00. Lyrics will be provided so that everyone can take part, regardless of musical background or singing experience. The theme, “One country. One voice. One day”, celebrates what unites South Africans rather than what divides them, bringing people of different ages, cultures, faiths and communities into one shared experience. “It is an expression of ubuntu: the understanding that our humanity is strengthened through our connection with one another,” Heartsong Collective founder Lynne Poulsen said. The song at the heart of the event will be a South African adaptation of Matisyahu’s “One Day”. GLOBAL MOVEMENT Cape Town will join communities around the world in the 15th annual World Singing Day, founded in 2012 by Colorado musician Scott Johnson. The movement’s central message is: “Sing together. Unite the world.” “South Africa has something distinctive to contribute,” Poulsen said. “Our extraordinary singing tradition is renowned for its emotional depth, rhythmic vitality, rich harmonies and ability to communicate across cultural and linguistic boundaries.” Sampson said music had enabled her to bridge divides among people from all walks of life. “Even during Apartheid, music played a very signiﬁcant role in building our morale, giving us courage and uniting us to stand against the evils of human unkindness and intolerance. It is still doing this, even today,” she said.

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Mamma Mia! The Musical runs at Artscape now until 11 October. Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.co.za. Spring Symphonies at the City Hall: Rachmaninoff's Third is on Thursday 10 September at 19:30.With conductor Daniel Raiskin and soloist Alexei Volodin (piano). Tickets from R210 to R495 at Webtickets. Wesley Paulse, a Cape Town-based comedian, brings his live stand-up comedy show to Fireman’s Arms in the City Centre on Friday 11 September at 20:00. Tickets cost R150 at Quicket. Tasché tree op Saterdag 12 September om 20:30 by Heroes Live op. Kaartjies kos R140 tot R180 by www.heroeslive.net. Behind The Music with Rodney Trudgeon – The Third Movement is at Artscape on Monday 14 September at 18:30. Tickets from R180 at Webtickets. Francois van Coke, Die Heuwels Fantasties, Hanna de Wet en die Laerskool Welgemoed-seniorkoor tree op Donderdag 17 September om 19:00 in die NG kerk Welgemoed op. Kom saam op 'n nostalgiese

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Heartsong Collective founder Lynne Poulsen.

A portion of ticket proceeds will support the Red Cross Memorial Children’s Trust and the SA Children’s Home. Five choirs will receive sponsored participation, opening the experience to singers who might otherwise not have the opportunity to take part. The programme will include Lionel Richie’s “Love Oh Love”, “Room for Everyone”, the World Singing Day song, and Johnny Clegg’s “Osiyeza”, alongside other community songs. The event builds on the success of The Heartsong Collective’s 2025 event at Kalk Bay Community Hall, where audiences were invited to become part of the music. “We want people to leave feeling that, for a moment, they belonged to something bigger than themselves,” Poulsen said. “When 1 400 people breathe together, sing together and hear their voices become one, something very powerful happens.” General public tickets cost R200. Choir group bookings are R100 per person and disadvantaged choir groups R50 per person. Tickets are available at quicket.co.za. Block bookings for choirs can be made by emailing lynne@theheartsongcollective.co.za

musiekreis van Lucas Maree se bekendste liedjies. Kaartjies kos R160 by Webtickets. Spring Symphonies at the City Hall: Burnished Brahms is on Thursday 17 September at 19:30. With conductor Bernhard Gueller and soloist Anna Geniushene (piano). Tickets from R210 at Webtickets. A free Korean Culture Concert is taking place on Friday 18 September at 20:00 at Artscape. Book your place on Webtickets. An abbreviated production of Coppelia aimed at the youth and performed by young dancers from Eoan group and Dance for All, alongside dancers from Cape Town City Ballet is on Saturday 19 September at 12:00 at the Joseph Stone auditorium, Athlone. Tickets cost R50 at Webtickets. Desmond Tutu United 4 Humanity Peace Concert is at Artscape on Saturday 19 September at 20:00. Tickets cost R150 at Webtickets. No Place Like Home, an original Cape Town musical, runs at Artscape from 22 to 27 September. Tickets R190 to R225 at Webtickets. Demi Lee Moore kom tree op Woensdag 23 September om 20:30 by Heroes Live, Brackenfell op. Kaartjies kos R220 tot R260 by www.heroeslive.net.

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City’s burial space running out fast

growing population, shortage of available cemetery space and aging infrastructure are placing increasing pressure on burial facilities. The City of Cape Town has therefore released a draft policy to manage burial and cremation services as cemeteries and crematoriums face growing pressure. The draft Burial, Crematoria and Cemetery Management Policy sets out how the City plans to regulate and run cemeteries, crematoriums and funeral undertakers across Cape Town. It also covers how the City will provide burials and cremations for people who cannot afford to pay. The policy is open for public comment until 5 October. Residents, funeral undertakers, community organisations, religious bodies and other stakeholders are invited to submit input. RUNNING OUT OF SPACE The policy identifies a shortage of vacant cemetery space caused by population growth and increased burial demand. Heritage, environmental and competing land needs further limit the land available for new cemeteries. The City says it needs to make better use of existing space, plan for future capacity and promote alternative burial options to ease the pressure. STRAIN ON RESOURCES AND STAFF Beyond space, the City faces pressure on resources, staffing and coordination between departments. Growing demand and limited resources create challenges for service delivery and maintenance. Existing information systems are not fully digitised or connected, which affects record-keeping and oversight. Cemeteries also deal with trespassing, vandalism and theft, which the policy says affects visitor safety and the dignity of burial grounds. FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS AND PUBLIC AWARENESS The City relies on funeral undertakers as delivery partners, but says inconsistent registration, compliance and payment practices create administrative and operational problems. Residents are not always aware of the options and costs available to them. The policy notes that a lack of awareness about alternatives such as cremation, shared graves and vertical burials puts further strain on cemetery space. ALTERNATIVE BURIAL OPTIONS The draft policy encourages spacesaving alternatives, subject to legal and environmental approvals. These include green burials, which use environmentally friendly methods, vertical burials, reduction burials where graves can be reused after a minimum of 10 years with family consent, cremation, niche walls for storing cremated remains, and scattering gardens. The City also supports pilot projects to test new burial methods and service models. Community engagement is required before any wider roll-out. The City may audit cemetery grounds that have been unused for 20 years to assess whether they can be reused or closed. The public must be given at least 60 days' notice before any closure or reuse, and existing burial rights must be honoured. A key focus of the draft policy is supporting access for vulnerable residents to dignified burial or cremation services when they cannot afford funeral costs.

VERTICAL GRAVES, SHARED PLOTS AND CREMATIONS LOOKED AT IN BURIAL POLICY

CITY-ASSISTED BURIALS AND CREMATIONS To qualify for a City-assisted burial or cremation, the deceased must have had no income above the state pension threshold, no insurance or estate, and no next of kin or person able to pay. The City provides a standard package, including transport of remains, a biodegradable coffin or appropriate container for cremation, and a public grave or cremation. No memorial work is permitted on City-assisted graves and no exclusive burial rights are granted. The City's 2015 policy on burial or cremation of destitute persons has been incorporated into the new draft and will be withdrawn once the new policy is approved. EMERGENCY PLANS FOR PANDEMICS The policy includes emergency burial and cremation protocols for pandemics and public health emergencies. These could include limiting attendance at funerals, restricting the handling of remains, prioritising cremation or immediate burial, and using dedicated cemetery sections for pandemic-related deaths. CITY URGES RESIDENTS TO COMMENT Councillor Francine Higham, Mayoral Committee Member for Community Services and Health, said: “Death and memorialisation are deeply personal. They are tied to faith, family traditions, culture and finances, which is why the City cannot finalise this policy without hearing from residents and stakeholders.” “This draft policy is about dignity, clarity and care. It looks at how we manage limited cemetery space, how we support vulnerable families, how we protect cemetery spaces, and how we make sure residents understand the options available to them,” she said. “I encourage residents, community organisations, faith leaders, funeral undertakers and all interested stakeholders to read the draft policy and share their comments. Every submission will help us shape a policy that honours our loved ones with dignity and supports the families they leave behind.” ONGOING REVIEW The policy will be reviewed at least every five years, or sooner if needed due to changes in legislation, public health, operations, finances or the environment. Have your say The draft policy is available for viewing on the City of Cape Town website at http://www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay. Comments, input and recommendations can be submitted by email to Public. Participation@capetown.gov.za or by clicking the Add a comment button on the website. Special assistance will be provided to people who cannot read or write, people with disabilities, and other disadvantaged groups who are unable to submit written comments. Members of these groups can contact the City's Public Participation Unit: Andre Louw at 021 400 9809 or Andre. Louw@capetown.gov.za. Enquiries about the draft policy can be directed to the Community Services and Health Directorate on the City of Cape Town website.

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Kommentaar // Comments LEWENSKIEKIE

THINKING OUT LOUD

Don’t just jump on the party bus this election Before backing a party in the local government elections, voters should ask three questions about its ideas: Does it make historical sense? Does it make political sense? Does it make moral sense? As young South Africans, how often do we stop to ask where the ideas we support come from? Can they actually work? And if they do, are they right? Or do we simply ask whether they sound good or speak to our frustrations? This makes me think about a bus. If I were standing at a bus stop, I would want to know where the bus was going. But the destination would not be enough. I would want to know who was driving, which route we were taking, and whether the bus had made the journey before. Politics is not so different. As South Africa moves towards the 2026 local government elections, political parties will offer different destinations: better services, more jobs, economic freedom, safer communities. But a destination on a sign does not tell us everything about the journey. This matters because political identities can be inherited long before political beliefs are properly examined. We may support a party because our parents do, or reject one because of what we have experienced. But at some point, we have to ask: what do I actually believe? Does it make historical sense? South African politics cannot be separated from our history. Colonialism and apartheid shaped who held power, who owned land, who had access to education and where people could live. That history still inﬂuences how many vote. For many South Africans, the ANC’s history as a liberation movement remains important. For others, its record in government carries more weight. The EFF has found support among voters frustrated by inequality

A SLOGAN IS NOT A PLAN. A PROMISE IS NOT A GUARANTEE.

and land ownership, while the DA has built its identity around liberal democracy and effective government. The Patriotic Alliance has gained support around crime, migration and political representation. These parties offer different answers to what South Africa should become. Understanding where those ideas come from does not mean agreeing with them, but we cannot understand the road ahead if we refuse to look at the road behind us. Does it make political sense? Can it work? A party can promise jobs – how will those jobs be created? It can promise housing – where will the money and land come from? It can promise redistribution – how will wealth continue to be created? A slogan is not a plan. A promise is not a guarantee. Local government makes this particularly clear. Politics is visible in our daily lives: whether bins are collected, lights stay on, water reaches our homes and roads are maintained. These involve choices about money, priorities and responsibility. Parties should be judged by what they say and what they do with power. The DA has governed the Western Cape since 2009 and Cape Town since 2006, so its record can be measured against its promises. The same standard must apply to every party. No party should receive a free pass. Does it make moral sense? Even if it works, is it right? A policy can be effective and still cause harm. A government can deliver economic growth while leaving people behind. Politics is not only about what we want to achieve but also about what we are willing to do to other people to achieve it. Perhaps we spend too much time deciding what we are against and not enough time deciding what we are for. “Anyone but them” is not a political philosophy. As young South Africans, we have an opportunity to develop political beliefs of our own rather than simply inherit them. If I believe in accountability, I should demand it from the party I support. If I believe in human dignity, that principle should not change depending on who is affected. And if I change my mind after learning something new, that does not make me disloyal. Before we get on the political bus, we should ask more questions. We may never know exactly where the journey will end. But we can choose whether the driver, the route and the direction are ones we are willing to trust. - NAMHLA MONAKALI

’N SKILDERAGTIGE KANOLA-LANDERY IN DIE MALMESBURY-OMGEWING: Die helder geel kanola-landerye is tipies van Augustus tot Oktober in die Wes-Kaap in

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What we need is more accountability With reference to the letter, "Static response is disingenuous" in TygerBurger on 2 September, I completely disagree. Firstly, whether you're driving uphill or downhill, the speed limit does not change. You as a driver are responsible to stick to it. And if you get caught speeding, be it uphill or downhill, take responsibility and just pay the ﬁne. From experience, it's the guys who got caught with their hands in the cookie jar that are ﬁrst to complain. And yes, it's easy to complain hiding behind your anonymity. Secondly, just because you don't see it does not mean it doesn't happen. The city is big and there are only so many traffic officials. What we really need is

more accountability from motorists, whether you drive a taxi, car, bus or truck. Yes, maybe traffic services can do more, but they can't be everywhere at once. The reality I witness day after day is that your average motorist has just as much disregard for the rules of the road as some taxi drivers — yellow-lane passing, skipping stop streets, jumping red lights, passing over solid white lines, and driving against oncoming traffic. And that's despite passing various traffic services vehicles in my daily commute. For instance, this morning I passed ﬁve — two provincial and three City of Cape Town vehicles. Of these, two were clearly out on visibility patrols — one in the process of pulling a bakkie over on the N1 — and the others were dealing

with infringements next to the road, of which one was a taxi. Motorists behave when they see traffic officials, but as soon as they're out of sight, the bad behaviour returns. What you refer to as "static response" is also necessary. The officials don't just pick a spot they think will be easy money; they put their cameras in spots where there are regular complaints. To this I can attest, living in a neighbourhood bordering a busy through road where speeding is a huge problem and residents regularly complain. The same goes for them popping up at the stop street in a quiet neighbourhood; it's usually a response to regular complaints. Esther, DURBANVILLE

Daadwerklike optrede teen Durbanville-plakkers geëis Dit is vir ons as inwoners van Durbanville verontrustend om te sien dat absoluut niks gedoen word oor die plakkers wat hul skuilings teenaan die taxistaanplek se heining in Nuwestraat opgeslaan het nie. Ons het begin kla toe daar een was en nou is daar al meer skuilings van karton en plastiek. Is daar enige geldige rede waarom niks daaraan

gedoen word nie? Of knyp die Stad Kaapstad maar die oë toe en laat hulle begaan? Ons wil gewis nie ’n Dunoon in die hartjie van ons dorp hê nie. Die munisipale verkiesing is om die draai. Wie gaan vir die DA stem as hy plakkers in ons middedorp toelaat? Is dít waarvoor ons belasting betaal?

Staatsgeboue kan beter gebruik word Dit is tyd dat belastingbetalers en kiesers se oë oopgaan oor hoe staatsgeboue bedryf word, want hulle betaal vir die foute en wanbestuur. Alle staatsondernemings is – veral sedert 1994 – tot in die grond afgebreek, en nou ook Sassa. Korrupsie vier steeds hoogty – selfs ná Zuma. Pres. Cyril Ramaphosa het in 32 jaar in die regering nog geen “kollegas” verklap wat korrup is nie. Onder hierdie wanbestuur tel ook staatsgrond en -geboue. In Bellville staan die sentrale Sanral-gebou, wat nog nooit gebruik is nie; in Voortrekkerweg by die binnelandse-sake-kantoor staan mense rondom baie blokke terwyl die een in Tygervallei net leë stoele genereer as gevolg van ’n lomp besprekingstelsel.

Hope staatsgrond kan beter benut word deur dit vir ontwikkeling deur private maatskappye te verkoop. Die massiewe Transnet-Bellville-rangeerwerf het feitlik geen waarde meer behalwe as dit verkoop word vir ’n bekostigbare behuisingsdorpie met woonstelle, ’n opvoedingsentrum, handwerkfabriek en trimpark nie. Ander voorbeelde vir ontwikkeling is die Soutrivier-rangeerwerf, Akasiapark, Wingﬁeld en Youngsﬁeld. Almal kan geld inbring vir die staat en in behoeftes voorsien. Die druk is op ons as kiesers om seker te maak dat verteenwoordigers wat in die komende verkiesing gekies word, nie net weer verdwyn soos hul foto’s op die pale nie. Waarnemer, BELLVILLE

Cattle in suburbia are a problem As a municipal taxpayer and senior citizen of Kuils River I'm very upset that cattle, goats and sheep are grazing freely on ﬁelds, pavements, private property and crossing the main road in search of further grazing while one herdsman attempts to control up to 70 animals at a time. My car was bumped by a cow in Mitchell street recently when cattle moved across the main road. No response from the police, metro police, or Kuils River municipality, although Cape Town emergency services advised that the matter would be attended

to. The stench of the animal dung and manure causes flies, blue flies and gnats entering houses. Living less than 100 meters from the canal, my wife can’t open the backdoor as the insects swarm in especially when preparing food. This couldn't-care-less attitude is not acceptable. It's becoming a serious health and security issue. Surely the owners of the animals have a responsibility and are obligated to find other suitable grazing. Kevin Quinton , KUILSRIVER

Die taxistaanplek is reeds vir ons ’n steen des aanstoots oor hoe dit daar lyk. Dit raak net erger en die munisipaliteit doen niks daaraan nie – zero. Theresa Uys, die raadslid vir wyk 112: Ons as inwoners vra vir en verwag spoedige optrede teen hierdie plakkers. Werner van Tonder, DURBANVILLE

U-draaie hou gevaar in Voor die Hoërskool Stellenberg in Mountain View-rylaan is daar hoeveel bordjies wat sê geen U-draai nie en van die tekens is selfs op die pad geverf. Maar gereeld kry ’n mens mense wat ’n U-draai maak en ander mense in gevaar stel. Ek is ’n motorﬁetsryer en vanoggend weer het ’n voertuig my amper van my ﬁets af gery toe hy ’n U-draai wou maak. Dis net genade dat ek die botsing kon voorkom. Kan iets gedoen word om dit te stop? Of moet iemand eers sterf voordat opgetree word? Deon Venter, E-POS

Gordon Hill-Lewis vra ons moet saamstaan Wanneer word die gras op ons sypaadjies in die voorstede gesny? In Ridgeworth staan dit al middellyfhoogte. Stap saam met “Cape Audit” en kyk hoe plak mense onder in Bellville – kilometers ver by die brug naby die taxistaanplek. Dit is skokkend hoe daardie kinders moet grootword. Jammer, DA, in my oë faal julle. Eliza Ridgeworth, E-POS

Briewe wat nie langer as 250 woorde is nie, sal voorkeur geniet. Versaf asb u naam, adres en telefoonnommer (nie vir publikasie nie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00. E-POS: briewe@tygerburger.co.za FAKS: 021 910 6501 Posbus 747. Bellville 7535

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA, WESTERN CAPE DIVISION, CAPE TOWN. Before the Honourable Ms Justice Ralarala. In Cape Town, on the 28th of August 2026,

In the application of: NODUMO ABEGAIL BELU, APPLICANT and LINDA TERESSA NCETEZO, FIRST RESPONDENT, NOSIPHO GODANA, SECOND RESPONDENT, MARGARET THOMAS, THIRD RESPONDENT, DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SETTLEMENT, FOURTH RESPONDENT, REGISTRAR OF DEEDS, CAPE TOWN, FIFTH RESPONDENT, KUILS RIVER SHERIFF, NORTH, SIXTH RESPONDENT and MASTER OF THE HIGH COURT, CAPE TOWN, SEVENTH RESPONDENT. HAVING read the papers filed on record and having heard the Counsel for the Applicant herein: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED: 1. The Applicant to serve the Rule Nisi order by way of an advertise; and 2. A Rule Nisi is hereby issued calling upon the Respondents to show good cause, if any on the ??? day of ??? 2026 at 10:00 or soon thereafter why a final order should not be issued that: 2.1. It is hereby declared that the immovable property erf 25309, Kraaifontein, in the City of Cape Town, province of the Western Cape is the property of the Applicant; 2.2.The Fourth Respondent is hereby ordered to remove the name of the Second Respondent from the list of the housing beneficiaries and to be listed as if she has never received any property and to allow her to be allocated a subside upon application; 2.3. The Second and Third Respondents or and their estate representatives are hereby ordered to sign all the necessary documents to transfer the property in the name of the Applicant within 5 (Five) days of the Order being granted; and 2.4. The Six Respondent is hereby ordered to sign the transfer documents on behalf of the Second and Third Respondents should they refuse nd or fail to sign within the above prescribed period. BY ORDER OF THE COURT, COURT REGISTRAR.

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND SET-DOWN DEFAULT JUDGMENT BOX 88, IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA, WESTERN CAPE DIVISION, CAPE TOWN,

CASE NO: 2025-027940

In the matter between: THE STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED, Plaintiff/Applicant and GAVIN KEITH MEYER, Identity Number: 670502 5600 08 9, First Respondent—efendant, WENDY SONIA MEYER, Identity Number: 681207 0129 08 7, Second Respondent/Defendant. KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that the Application for Judgment is hereby set down for hearing in the Third Division of the abovementioned Honourable Court at 10:00 on FRIDAY, 30 OCTOBER 2026. DATED at TYGER VALLEY on this 28th day of AUGUST 2026.

Robert Wilson Stewart (Duly admitted to appear in terms of Section 25(3) of Act No. 28 of 2014), MARAIS MULLER HENDRICKS INC., Plaintiff's Attorneys, 1ST FLOOR, TYGERFORUM A, 53 WILLIE VAN SCHOOR AVENUE, TYGER VALLEY. EMAIL: stdbank@mmha.co.za, TEL: 021 943 5800 (Ref: R STEWART/799711), c/o MARAIS MüLLER HENDRICKS INC., Fourth Floor, General Building, 42 Burg Street, CAPE TOWN. TO: THE REGISTRAR, High Court, Cape Town; AND TO: GAVIN KEITH MEYER, FIRST RESPONDENT, 28 ROSA HOPE CRESCENT, NEW WOODLANDS, MITCHELLS PLAIN, 7785; AND TO: 28 ROSA HOPE STREET, NEW WOODLANDS, MITCHELLS PLAIN, 7785; AND TO: 28 ROSA HOPE CRESCENT, WOODLANDS, MITCHELLS PLAIN, 7785; AND TO:WENDY SONIA MEYER, SECOND RESPONDENT, NEW WOODLANDS, MITCHELLS PLAIN, 7785; AND TO: 28 ROSA HOPE STREET, NEW WOODLANDS, MITCHELLS PLAIN, 7785; AND TO: NEBULA GROUP, 31 NOURSE AVENUE, EPPING, CAPE TOWN, 7460

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VROUERUGBYSPAN WEN COSACSA-TOERNOOI

Northlink wen groot TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS orthlink College se vrouerugbyspan het Sondag (6 September) die Wes-Kaapse rugbytoernooi van College Sport, Arts and Culture South Africa (Cosacsa) by die Hoërskool President in Goodwood gewen. Die tweedaagse kompetisie, wat op 5 en 6 September plaasgevind het, het Northlink College, Boland College, West Coast College, False Bay TVET College, South Cape TVET College en die College of Cape Town bymekaar gebring. Northlink se vroue het al drie hul wedstryde gewen en met nege punte boaan die puntelys geëindig. Boland College was tweede en West Coast College derde. In die mansafdeling het West Coast College die eerste plek ingeneem, gevolg deur Boland College in die tweede plek en Northlink College derde. Die toernooi het ook as ’n keuringsgeleentheid gedien om spelers vir ’n Wes-Kaapse span, wat die provinsie by die nasionale Cosacsa-kompetisie sal verteenwoordig, te identifiseer. Cosacsa skep geleenthede vir studente in die TVET-sektor om op sport-, kuns- en kultuurgebied mee te ding. Met goud vir die vrouespan en brons vir die mansspan het Northlink die rugby-naweek met twee podiumplekke afgesluit.

Northlink College se vrouerugbyspan tydens die Western Cape CoSACSA-rugbytoernooi by President High School in Goodwood. Die span is later as wenners van die vroue-afdeling aangewys.

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Leethan Jack (Northlinkkaptein, Grabouw), Jacquin Pinto (West Coast Collegekaptein, Vredenberg), Heinrich Barends (Northlink, Worcester) en Josh van der Merwe (Kuilsrivier) tydens die Western Cape CoSACSA-rugbytoernooi by Hoërskool President in Goodwood.

Shentayne van Heerden van Northlink College, provinsiale voorsitter van CoSACSA, saam met Heinrich Barends, onderkaptein van Northlink College, in die middel en Andile Nduku, adjunkhoof en ﬁnansiële hoof van College of Cape Town, regs.

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