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Fire crews faced extreme conditions while working to bring Friday’s Dunoon ﬁre under control. PHOTO: CITY OF CAPE TOWN

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Dunoon ﬁre devastates KAILIN DANIELS

mergency crews battled a fast-moving fire that tore through Site 5 in Dunoon on Friday 9 January, after multiple informal structures caught alight shortly after 10:25. The blaze spread rapidly through the densely built settlement, driven by strong southeasterly winds and a heavy fuel load. According to City of Cape Town Fire and Rescue Services spokesperson Jermaine Carelse,

the first arriving officer immediately requested additional resources due to the scale and intensity of the fire. A total of 12 fire engines and water tankers were deployed, with operations coordinated by an Incident Management Team (IMT) Type 4. “The strong winds and fuel load are presenting a challenge to firefighting efforts,” Carelse said, adding that conditions remained volatile throughout the day. Potsdam Road was closed to traffic as firefighters worked to contain the blaze, with the Table

INFERNO BELIEVED TO BE THE WORST INFORMAL SETTLEMENT FIRE SINCE 2013

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Approximately 50 opportunities, zoned for residential, commercial, industrial, community, and mixed-use purposes, will be made available for sale and lease on Thursday 26 February. The properties, located at various areas around Cape Town, will be auctioned by the Claremart Group at the Cape Town Stadium. “This upcoming auction is an extraordinary opportunity for privatesector investment across the metro. From the Good Hope Centre precinct to commercial and industrial parcels in Mitchells Plain, Atlantis Industrial, Parow, and Goodwood, each site has been carefully packaged to attract capable investors ready to deliver tangible benefits for communities and the broader economy,” said James Vos, Mayco member for economic growth. All properties identified for auction have been thoroughly assessed and are not required for municipal purposes. In total, approximately 282 000m² of land will be released. The sale of these properties will also generate revenue for the City to be used for the delivery of services. “As part of my mandate, I am prioritising the release of well-located land to unlock economic potential. I firmly believe that our land portfolio must drive economic growth rather than sit idle, and this auction sets the standard for how we will put our properties to productive, purposeful use. To ensure full transparency, bidders will have the opportunity to compete via a public auction. This major land release initiative complements the broader pipeline of disposals successfully delivered over the past several years,” said Vos. Claremart Group will oversee the process in full compliance with all legislative and governance requirements. For more details about the upcoming auction or to register, visit Claremart.com, email coctproperties@claremart.com, or contact Rob Stefanutto on 083 556 6861 or 021 425 8822.

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MONDAY 19 JANUARY The University of Cape Town (UCT) Summer School will run from Monday 19 to Saturday 31 January at the Kramer Law Building, offering alumni, students, educators and members of the public a chance to participate in lectures, discussions and cultural events.

TUESDAY 27 JANAUARY The next meeting of the Egyptian Society of South Africa takes place at St George's Grammar school, Richmond Road, Mowbray, from 19:30. The guest speaker, Ona Viljoen, will present a lecture titled: “The Pyramids in Peru”. There is no charge for members, R30 for visitors. Booking is not necessary. There is secure parking in the school grounds. For more information call 021 852 7273 or 084 774 3972.

SATURDAY 31 JANUARY Read To Rise and its mascot, Oaky the Acorn, will host its annual Cape Flats Book Festival at West End Primary School in Lentegeur on Saturday and Sunday, 31 January and 1 February. The festival is ﬁlled with poetry, storytelling, authors, workshops, mascots, puppet shows, giveaways and much more. Entrance is free. Books and food will be on sale. Visit readtorise. co.za/book-festival for more information.

Roads were closed along Montague Drive and Link Road as hazmat teams worked to contain a chemical spill.

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ontague Gardens was declared safe on Monday 12 January, following a chemical incident earlier in the day at the Ecowize facility, where an orange vapour cloud had been reported hovering over the area. Hazardous materials (hazmat) technicians completed a thorough assessment at the affected site and confirmed that the chemical reaction causing the vapour cloud is stabilising. According to Jermaine Carelse, spokesperson for the City of Cape Town Fire and Rescue Service, the temperature of the container involved has started to cool, which will eventually halt the chemical reaction.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND SAFETY MEASURES Emergency services promptly evacuated the premises and established a safety perimeter around the area, including a 200-meter downwind zone to protect nearby residents. Firefighters ventilated the building as part of the safety process before formally handing the site back to the owners. During the incident, road closures were enforced along Montague Drive and Link Road to allow emergency crews to manage the situation safely. Residents in

FROM PAGE 1 City Mayco member for safety and security JP Smith said the structural conditions in Site 5 made direct firefighting extremely difficult. “The dense structural layout has made it nearly impossible for appliances to access a rapidly growing fire line. Materials used in informal structures allow fires to spread quickly and make them extremely difficult to extinguish once fully engulfed.” Despite this, crews implemented innovative tactics, including the use of an aerial appliance as a water tower, dronebased thermal imaging to guide water streams, and helicopter water drops. “Our top priority is protecting lives and property. We plead with communities to support firefighters and comply with instructions during these difficult moments,” Smith said. The fire was eventually brought under control and extinguished at around 19:00. Amid the emergency, an urgent appeal was issued by Little Brinks, a safe house supporting abused and abandoned children and vulnerable mothers, after two of its homes were threatened by the advancing flames. Shan Hoffman of Little Brinks said women and children were placed in immediate danger, particularly two ill mothers unable to endure heavy smoke and ash exposure. The organisation appealed for urgent financial assistance to secure temporary accommodation for affected families. The public able to assist can contact Shan Hoffman on 079 788 0944. The City’s Disaster Risk Management

the vicinity were urged to keep windows and doors closed and avoid the area as a precaution against exposure to harmful fumes. NATURE AND RISKS OF THE SPILL Reports indicate the spill involved nitric acid, a highly corrosive and dangerous substance. The Table View Community Policing Forum described nitric acid as a powerful oxidiser capable of causing severe chemical burns, respiratory distress, and fire hazards. Exposure to its toxic fumes can lead to serious health complications, and it can react violently with organic materials and metals, increasing the risk of fire or explosion. At least four individuals received medical treatment following exposure to the chemical, with one person transported to a medical facility for further care. Authorities confirmed that no further injuries were reported. The City of Cape Town Disaster Risk Management Centre coordinated the emergency response alongside Fire and Rescue Services and hazardous materials experts. Officials thanked the public and motorists for their patience and cooperation throughout the operation. With the vapour cloud dissipated and the area deemed safe, road closures have been lifted, and normal activities have resumed. Authorities continue to monitor the site.

Centre (DRMC) established an on-site Joint Operations Centre to coordinate recovery efforts. DRMC spokesperson Charlotte Powell said officials were awaiting the all-clear before conducting a formal assessment of damage and displacement. Other City services, along with Sassa, the provincial department of social development and the national department of human settlements, were placed on standby, while humanitarian partners were activated to provide immediate relief. A donation drive has been launched, with drop-off points at the following fire stations, open 24 hours: Goodwood, Roeland Street, Lakeside, Constantia, Hout Bay, Strand, Wynberg and Milnerton. Donations of non-perishable food, hygiene items, nappies, baby formula, blankets and bedding are requested. THOUSANDS DISPLACED AS FIRE SEASON INTENSIFIES Approximately 5 500 people have been left homeless after more than 1 000 dwellings were destroyed — an incident Gift of the Givers believes to be the worst informal settlement fire in the Western Cape since the 2013 Khayelitsha blaze. Gift of the Givers was on the ground providing immediate humanitarian assistance as recovery efforts began. With dry conditions, high temperatures and strong winds forecast to persist, authorities continue to urge residents nationwide to remain vigilant, avoid open flames and heed all fire safety warnings as the peak fire season continues.

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Lifesavers rescue drowning boys LIFEGUARDS SAVE TWO TEENS FROM RIP CURRENT AT MILNERTON BEACH AT THE WEEKEND

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arm and sunny weather drew hundreds of visitors to Milnerton Beach over the weekend — but for two 13-year-old boys, a swim in the ocean quickly turned into a frightening near-drowning incident. Thanks to the vigilance of Milnerton lifeguard Nikolie Teixeira and voluntary lifeguard Javin Presence, both boys were safely rescued and reunited with their families after getting into difficulty in the surf on Saturday 10 January. SPOTTED FROM THE TOWER At approximately 15:01, Teixeira was on duty in the lifeguard tower when he noticed two swimmers showing signs of distress in front of Bossa Restaurant, outside the designated swimming area and about 100 metres from the club. “Although the boys were not far offshore, they had unknowingly stepped off a sandbank into a deep channel formed by the permanent Bossa rip current, leaving them unable to return to shore,” Milnerton Surf Lifesaving Club said. SPLIT-SECOND DECISION SAVES LIVES Voluntary lifeguard Presence immediately sprinted across the beach with a rescue board and reached the first boy, securing him safely on the board. It was then that he noticed the second

Voluntary lifeguard Javin Presence played a crucial role in rescuing two boys from a dangerous rip current at Milnerton Beach.

Milnerton voluntary lifeguards on duty over the festive period.

boy drowning and beginning to disappear beneath the water. Without hesitation, Presence left the first casualty secured and swam to reach the second boy, bringing him back to the rescue board before paddling both boys safely to shore. Once on land, the second boy was placed in the drainage position after swallowing a significant amount of water and complaining of chest pain while struggling to cough.

TREATED FOR SHOCK AND HYPOTHERMIA Recognising the signs of hypothermia, Presence carried the boy to the clubhouse, where he was assessed, given water and allowed a warm shower. The boys remained with lifeguards while recovering from shock and were closely monitored. They were also advised to inform their parents of the incident and to watch for

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Presence for their vigilance, professionalism and bravery. The lifesaving club once again urged beachgoers to swim between the flags and remain alert to the dangers of rip currents — even on calm, sunny days. “Their actions stand as a powerful reminder that rapid response and trained eyes can make the difference between tragedy and a safe return home,” the club said.

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he Western Cape has already spent R15 million on aerial firefighting support as large parts of the province continue to battle intense and fast-moving wildfires. Authorities warn that the fire season could extend beyond March. MEC for local government, environmental affairs and development planning, Anton Bredell, met with senior officials last week for briefings on the mounting challenges municipalities are facing as the holiday season ends, while hot and dry summer conditions persist. “The Western Cape has experienced a particularly challenging fire season so far, with double the number of aerial firefighting support call-outs authorised compared to this time last year,” said Bredell. “The South African Weather Service has indicated that the remainder of the summer will remain hot and dry, which could extend the fire season beyond March. To date, R15 million has already been spent, and we will engage with the Provincial Treasury should additional funding be required.” According to the Provincial Disaster Management Centre, 38 aerial firefighting missions have been authorised so far this season. Preliminary figures indicate that approximately 90 000 hectares have already burned across the province. A total of 45 structures have been destroyed, however no fatalities or serious disabling injuries have been reported. In Mossel Bay, residents in Island View, Vakansieplaas and Aalwyndal were evacuated last Tuesday after a veld fire encroached on urban areas, resulting in property damage. Fire crews remain fully deployed in these areas, with aerial

FIRE SEASON COULD EXTEND BEYOND MARCH AS HOT, DRY AND WINDY CONDITIONS PERSIST

support redeployed and additional water resources brought in as wind conditions continue to be closely monitored. Firefighters battled multiple fires in the Overberg and Garden Route districts. As of Monday 12 January, three major fires were burning in Stanford, Pearly Beach and Greyton. The Pearly Beach fire has spread as far as the Stanford wineries. Overberg District Municipality Fire Chief Reinard Geldenhuys said strong winds remain a major concern. “The Greyton fire was contained, but with strong westerly winds it jumped the road toward Riviersonderend and is now burning in the mountain. There is also a small fire near Villiersdorp that crews are monitoring,” he said. Garden Route District firefighters battled wildfires in Mossel Bay and Tsitsikamma. The N2 between Dana Bay and Langeberg Mall was temporarily closed in both directions due to heavy smoke and poor visibility, but reopened just after 05:00 on Wednesday. Fire crews from Mossel Bay, Garden Route, Hessequa and George municipalities, supported by multiple water trucks and private volunteers, were deployed. CAPE WINELANDS AND EASTERN CAPE FIRES CONTINUE The Cape Winelands District Municipality (CWDM) confirmed that a fire reported late on Wednesday in Languedoc, Stellenbosch, has been contained, with no property damage

Fireﬁghting teams battle an out-of-control blaze in Langrug, Franschhoek, as strong winds push the ﬁre through mountainous terrain.

reported. Ground teams remain on site for monitoring and mop-up operations. However, the situation remained critical in Langrug, Franschhoek, over the weekend. Strong north-westerly winds have pushed the blaze in the direction of Franschhoek town. Two contracted ground teams and a 34-member CapeNature crew were involved in suppression efforts. Additional fires were burning at Stormsvlei, after a blaze crossed over from the Overberg, and at De Wet Cellar in Worcester, where flames advanced toward De Doorns. Motorists using the N1 were urged to drive with caution due to smoke affecting visibility. In the Eastern Cape, a fire has jumped the R330 near Hankey and is spreading toward the Kabeljous River, behind the Nature’s Valley Private Game Reserve, moving in the direction of the Ubuntu Bricks Factory. The N2 between Humansdorp and Jeffreys Bay were closed, with all traffic diverted via the R102. An urgent evacuation notice has been issued for residents in the Zwartenbosch area, Oyster Bay Road farming areas, as well as Kromme River and Riverside. Temporary accommodation has been

arranged, and residents have been urged to follow instructions from emergency services. One Pearly Beach resident last week described conditions as rapidly deteriorating due to wind, with roads frequently closed because of poor visibility. The Overstrand Municipality declared the situation a "Code Red". Fire crews remain on high alert across the Western Cape as hot, dry and windy conditions continue to fuel an already severe fire season.

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Birthdate surprises For an explicable reason, all of my seven daughters’ birthdays are clustered around or on special days. Between 1 December and 2 January our family celebrated five birthdays. Suffice to say, I am all festived out. We will have a few months break from birthdays before we celebrate my two non-Christmas season babies' birthdays — around Easter. A lot of people think I’m lying when I tell them about how weirdly clustered my children’s birth dates are, but most of their birthdays are truly on, or very close to, significant calendar days, such as a week before Christmas (daughter number two) and then 10 years later daughter number six was born on Aids Day (1 December). That’s two in December. Daughters one and five were both the second babies to be born on New Year’s Day at Mitchells Plain hospitals — 10 years apart — and both got prizes for their luckily-timed arrivals. And then, not to be outdone, daughter number four was born on 2 January, locally known as Tweede Nuwejaar — though this year the minstrel festival traditionally celebrated on that day was held later and on a different route, much to the annoyance of the participants. So, if you are not managing to keep track, that’s another three birthdays over two days a week after Christmas. Daughter number three was born on April Fools’ Day — after I went into false labour multiple times in the month before she was born (she pranked me even before birth).

MY CHILDREN NEVER SHOWED UP WHEN THEY WERE EXPECTED TO...

Her birthday usually coincides with the Easter period and the year she turned five, she unwrapped her birthday present and Easter chocolates on the same day. It's much less fun for her when her birthday falls mid-Lent. My seventh daughter was born five minutes before Workers’ Day on 30 April, 10 years and one month after her April Fool sister. I think she did it just to thwart her daddy’s planned witticisms because, as my labour approached midnight, he was already practicing saying: “May the first, be the last”. So, to recap; all my babies born in the same months (December, January and April) did so 10 years apart — and yes, all of my children were born naturally. And, just to freak you out more, here’s another weirdness — none of them, were born on their expected due dates. Not even the two that were induced due to my gestational diabetes. They were all either early (daughter number two) or late (all the others). This may be due to their size because they were also bigger than normal due to gestational diabetes. My smallest baby was daughter number six, who weighed a puny 3,8kg at birth. Their size confused the scans so they were projected to be older than they actually were in utero and therefore their estimated due dates changed with every doctor’s visit — and none of them were correct. The calendar-calculated due dates were also off because it has a built-in two week margin of error. My point is, my children never showed up when they were expected to, even the last two who were induced because they wouldn’t budge after the first induction attempts and hung around a day longer. Stubborn little buggers. But what is the point of all this, you might be wondering. Well, I'm not complaining or harking after ended festivities. To me, this time of year is an annual reminder that God does indeed have a very quirky sense of humour. - LAUREN O'CONNOR-MAY

WARRINGTON SWIMS FOR SPCA: Guinness World Record holder Howard Warrington’s epic seven-hour battle against False Bay’s unforgiving waters has netted nearly R65 000 towards the Cape of Good Hope SPCA’s animal sterilisation programme in December last year. Despite enduring jellyﬁsh stings and battling challenging onditions for seven hours, covering more than 22 km, Warrington fell short of reaching Rooi Els. However, his efforts proved that sometimes the journey matters more than the destination. The fundraising success adds to Warrington’s impressive track record of using his athletic achievements to support animal welfare. “Howard Warrington plunged into False Bay at Millers Point this morning, with extraordinary courage,” said Belinda Abraham, for the SPCA. “He didn’t reach the Royal shore, but he did reach an entire community in need instead.”

City boom brings infrastructure challenges A recent opinion piece praises Cape Town for being a better run municipality experiencing a strong property boom, but raises concern about infrastructure to cope with accelerating development, particularly around traffic congestion in the CBD and Atlantic Seaboard areas. Residents can however be assured that the City will continue making the necessary infrastructure investments and is currently refining the mobility plans to back this. In the short-term, an independent traffic engineering assessment is under way on tactical interventions to address event-related congestion in the CBD and Seaboard areas. Overarching strategies to assist with traffic flow in central Cape Town have also undergone two rounds of public participation this year, first with the draft CBD Local Spatial Development Framework, and in November, with the draft Mobility and Access Plan for the Cape Town CBD. This is a plan to transition to a CBD where access is easy and convenient, sustainable transport options are within short walking distance for all, the city feels safe and inclusive, and people of all abilities are provided for. The main ideas include improving walkability in the heart of the CBD and around public transport stations; promoting walking and cycling within the CBD by creating a decongestion zone; diverting through-traffic onto bypass roads; and better use of off-street parking methods. Granted, it will take time to implement and achieve

these outcomes, but this is a workable alternative as we head into the future. It is also a given that improved public transport is critical to the future success of the CBD and Seaboard. Thankfully, the building blocks for this are coming into place. A large portion of the current commuter volumes already arrive in the CBD via public transport, mostly around the Cape Town Station area, either by minibus-taxi, GABS buses, rail, and MyCiTi, which serves the CBD via the northern corridor along Table Bay, the N2 Express to Khayelitsha and Mitchells Plain, and Victoria Road to Hout Bay and Imizamo Yethu. The progressive restoration of passenger rail, its future devolution for the City to take over operational control, and the ongoing expansion of the MyCiTi system — including the over multi-billion rand metro south-east route development — will increase access to scheduled public transport and make it the ﬁrst choice for traveling to the CBD. Likewise, major City investments on the Seaboard over the years — including the Sea Point Promenade and Green Point Urban Park — remain an excellent foundation for the future. There is also no false choice between redeveloping public land and channelling infrastructure investment into central Cape Town. Land release does precisely that: it rejuvenates precincts with private-sector led mixed-use developments that bring in critical revenue for the city, alongside all the economic beneﬁts and residential opportunities.

Halting state land release and planning approvals more generally, as the recent opinion piece implies, would only entrench the problem of high demand for limited housing supply which Cape Town experiences, like other thriving cities globally. As Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis notes, there are only two options: reduce demand — and with it the beneﬁts of economic progress and growth — or increase supply by building more housing. This is why the City is working on making it much easier to build more affordable housing, with Cape Town leading the way nationally on several initiatives. The City is already systematically identifying these violations of the existing rates policy and working on mechanisms to further improve compliance. Looking at the big picture, Cape Town has a South African record R40 billion infrastructure budget over the next three years, and a R120 billion ten-year pipeline. Whatever your income level, or wherever you live, Capetonians can be assured that Cape Town — as South Africa’s city of hope — is poised to keep making progress towards being an even better place to live in future, underpinned by transparent planning, record infrastructure investment, and clear long-term mobility strategies. Cape Town’s approach is neither fanciful nor reckless — it is a pragmatic, data-driven blueprint to manage growth, expand opportunity, and build a more inclusive, connected and resilient city for decades to come. MATTHEW KEMPTHORNE, chair of Sub-council 16

Water shortages hit Cape Town as illegal settlements grow Our energetic mayor is showcasing a project to extract millions of litres of water from the Philippi aquifer — a major water project underway in the DA-led Cape Town. This in an attempt to "feed" the masses with water whilst the Rietvlei lagoon in Milnerton is a sewerage cesspool and thousands of new arrivals from the Eastern Cape are building illegal structures under Eskom’s high-voltage lines in Dunoon. We, the ratepayers, are constantly advised to reduce our water consumption and then slapped with a “basic charge" when we adhere to this call — from water to electricity to “street cleaning”. The disgraced ANC member Ebrahim Rasool, also the erstwhile premier of the Western Cape from 2004 to 2008, famously made the iconic statement that "Cape Town is a home for all". Well in 2025 ALL have arrived and now Cape Town

has a major water shortage. Ditto for Overstrand Municipality when the Onrust lagoon has dried up, but the council keeps on approving new developments. Currently Tehran, the capital of Iran (our good friends), with an estimated population of 15 million, has run out of water as I write. Visit the link: Iran's largest water line is gone — Tehran faces mass evacuation as 15 million people without water. Since 2001, due to catastrophically bad policy decisions by the Iranian regime, Lake Umeria is dying and Tehran’s main water supply has dried up. On top of this Tehran’s population has jumped from 4 to 15 million due to unemployment and devastation of the agricultural sector in the north of the country. They have also built numerous dams in the rivers that feed into Lake Umeria, which has changed the lake into a salt bowl.

Tehran, the city, is now paying the price for these irresponsible policies and are now going to buy water from it’s neighbours and cannot feed its population. And how is Cape Town different from this apocalyptical scenario? When will this madness stop? The unbridled population growth of Cape Town, the densiﬁcation of neighbourhoods and the deforestation of the environment of which the Butler property is just another example. The current dust bowl on Bolandweg reminds one of the American Midwest dust bowl of the 1930’s. Where are our scientists in this scenario? I have concluded that our municipal officials actually do not understand what their functions are and are willingly compliant to the popular policies of the political leaders. FRANCOIS J. MARAIS, Durbanville

Mini traffic circles need better signage and awareness The growing concern remains regarding motorists’ misunderstanding of the rules governing mini traffic circles. Despite clear signage, many drivers fail to apply the fundamental principle: “First at the yield line, ﬁrst to proceed.” This simple rule ensures smooth traffic ﬂow and

reduces accidents, yet non-compliance remains common with nobody apparently with any understanding of how the circle works. Maybe the following could be considered to improve the current situation: Additional yield signs and road markings could be added at mini circles.

Additional articles in local newspapers explaining the rule clearly. Painted reminders near mini circles (e.g., “Yield = First Arrived, First Go”). Temporary banners in high-traffic areas. CONCERNED MOTORIST, DURBANVILLE

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Blood banks face shortages after holidays

s South Africans settle back into their routines after the festive season, the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) is issuing an urgent appeal to donors to help replenish critically low blood stocks that have dropped during the holiday period. The organisation is experiencing a familiar but concerning seasonal pattern where blood collections dip significantly during and immediately after the December holidays, creating potential shortages for patients who depend on regular transfusions and emergency medical care. While many families return to their normal rhythms in the new year, thousands of patients across the country face a very different reality. Their 2026 begins not with celebrations or resolutions, but with quiet hopes for strength to return, for treatments to work, and for the life-giving gift of donated blood to reach them in time. REASON FOR SHORTAGE Behind the statistics of current blood stock levels are real people — mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, and children receiving treatment in hospitals every day. Their recovery, and in some cases survival, depends entirely on the continued availability of donated blood. The January shortage stems from several interconnected factors that compound the challenge facing blood services. Holiday travel takes donors away from their regular donation centres throughout December, while workplaces, schools, and universities that normally host organised blood drives either close or operate on reduced schedules during the festive season. Emergency medical care, childbirth, and ongoing treatment of chronic conditions continue year-round, however, placing sustained pressure on available blood supplies even as donations decrease. Year-end events, travel plans, and family commitments also disrupt the routines of regular donors, causing many to miss their usual donation schedules and creating a visible gap in collections by January. SANBS is particularly encouraging donors with O and B blood groups who are due for donation to visit centres early in the year. O negative blood serves as

SERVICE ISSUES URGENT APPEAL FOR DONORS TO HELP REPLENISH CRITICALLY LOW STOCK the universal type used in emergencies, while Group B contributes significantly to maintaining balanced stocks for specific patient groups. The organisation emphasises, however, that all blood groups are welcome and desperately needed. “We appreciate every South African who donates blood, and we want to start the year by saying thank you,” says Thandi Mosupye, senior manager of marketing, communication and brand at SANBS. “January is a challenging month for collections, but it is also an opportunity. If donors, especially those with O and B blood groups, visit a donor centre early in the year, we can stabilise the national blood supply quickly and ensure hospitals continue caring for patients without interruption.” REQUIREMENTS A single blood donation takes only minutes but can potentially save up to three lives by supporting patients in critical need. The process is straightforward, though donors must meet specific health and safety requirements. First-time donors must be between 16 and 75 years old and weigh at least 50 kg, with platelet (thrombocytes) donors requiring a minimum weight of 55kg. Donors should be in good health, lead a low-risk lifestyle, and consider their blood safe for transfusion. They should have eaten within four hours before donating and must not have donated whole blood in the previous 56 days, or platelets and plasma in the last 14 days. “Whether you are an O, A, B or AB donor, your contribution matters, and we welcome you,” Mosupye adds, emphasising that every donation makes a meaningful difference in someone’s life. SANBS invites all eligible donors to make appointments at their nearest donor centre or mobile drive. For more information or to locate the closest donation facility, contact the SANBS call centre on 0800 11 9031 or visit their website.

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Two shot dead at animal clinic A 25-year-old man was fatally shot and a 12-year-old boy wounded in a shocking random attack at an animal welfare mobile clinic in Ravensmead on Wednesday morning, leaving the community reeling and veterinary staff traumatised. According to the Animal AntiCruelty League Cape Town (AACL-CT) management, the victims were standing at their mobile clinic in Edgar Block Street, waiting to be assisted with their dog at approximately 11:40, when tragedy struck. Captain FC van Wyk, Western Cape police medial liaison officer, confirmed the incident. According to Van Wyk, an unknown gunman wearing a black hoodie approached the pair and randomly opened fire. The 25-year-old man sustained multiple gunshot wounds to his upper body and died at the scene, while the child suffered gunshot wounds to his left shoulder and left leg. “The injured boy was rushed to a nearby medical facility for treatment,” Van Wyk said. POLICE INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY Van Wyk confirmed that Ravensmead police have opened cases of murder and attempted murder following the incident. “The motive for the shooting is yet to be determined,” Van Wyk stated, adding that investigations are ongoing. Police are appealing to anyone with information about the shooting to contact Crime Stop on 08600 10111 or use the MySAPS mobile application to provide anonymous tips. VETERINARY STAFF LEFT TRAUMATISED The Animal Anti-Cruelty League expressed profound grief over the senseless violence that claimed the life of

their client who had simply come seeking help for his pet. Leandré van der Merwe, the organisation's principal veterinarian, described the devastating impact on staff members who witnessed the horror. “Our staff are the backbone of our organisation. Yesterday, they were forced to face the ultimate horror, and then had to literally clean up the aftermath of a tragedy in the very space where they usually save lives,” Van der Merwe said. “We are prioritising the mental health and well-being of our team above all else right now. They are heroes, but they are also grieving and traumatised.” The AACL is conducting a security assessment of their operations while focusing on supporting their traumatised employees. The organisation provides vital veterinary services to underserved communities through their mobile clinic programme. The shooting has raised serious concerns about safety and security for essential service providers working in vulnerable communities. The mobile clinic regularly serves Ravensmead residents who cannot afford private veterinary care or transport their animals to distant facilities. CALL FOR JUSTICE Both the AACL and police are appealing to the Ravensmead community to assist in bringing those responsible to justice. The organisation emphasised that their client was simply seeking help for his animal when he became a victim of senseless violence. Anyone with information about the shooting is urged to contact Ravensmead police or Crime Stop immediately. The investigation continues as police work to establish the motive and identify the perpetrator of this tragic attack.

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