TygerBurger | Table View | E-edition | 29 April 2026

WHAT’S ON /WAT IS WAAR

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. Die gevierde skrywer Réna Rauch se nuutsteroman, Beauty,wordom10:30 in Welgemoedbekendgestel Belangstellendeskan by MarietaNel by 084 511 1931 hulplekbespreek.

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. TheCapeTownGem and MineralClub'snextopen daytakes placefrom10:00 to 14:00 at 14aGoede HoopSt, Bothasig. Entryisfree. Learnmoreabout the hobbyofcrystals, gems, and mineral specimen collecting, and relatedcraftwork.Plentyofoff-road parking.Food available. Allwelcome,especially children

. Ahisha Samson from Brackenfellwilllaunch her debut poetrycollectionS’o deur dielewe/Along Life'sPath’atthe Durbanville Library. In herpoetry Ahisha sharesher personaljourneythrough life, socio-economic challenges,her faith and growth as awomanofcolour. Thebooklaunch starts at 10:00 for10:30 ending at 12:00. Contact Ahisha Samson on ahishasamson28@gmail.comwith enquiries

. Die Oostenberg Horticultural and Industrial Societyhou van09:00 tot13:00 'n Chrysanthemum-blommeskou in diesaalvan dieAnglikaanse kerk (StGeorge TheMartyr) in Sarepta. Ongeveer 200 Chrysanthemums (krisanteenasters) saluitgestal word.Die blomme salnáafloop vandie skou te koop wees (kontant of kaartbetalingswelkom). Daar sal ook stalletjiesweeswat verversingsverkoop.Kontak Charles Summers by 073807 2350 virmeerinligting . TheDurbanville CraftMarket will host itsmonthly market from 09:00to14:00 —this time focused on children.A scavenger hunt will startat10:00and participation will be free forchildren. Therewillbe 24 entries with 24 prizes,thus everyentrywillwin aprize. Thewinners will be announced at 12:00 Visitors canbrowsearoundthe market forthe best in handmade craftsorenjoy eats from the food stalls, whilelistening to alovelymusic performancebyJerry Fourie. Phone Anni Theron on 066059 7251 formore informationabout the market.

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. Edgemead’sLargest Indoor Secondhand Market willheldatthe Edgemead Community Hall, 83 EdgemeadDrive from 08:00to14:00.Therewillbeloads of bargains

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. Die NG kerk Bellville-Wes bied'ndans en kuier saam metChristoenCobus Snyman aanom18:00 tenbatevan hul uitreiknaMalawië.‘nVerskeidenheid soppeenbroodtjiessal saam met ‘n glasiesjerrie bedienword. Gastekan ookhuleeie piekniekmandtjieen drinkgoed saambring. KosteisR200ofbetaalR180 perpersoon met ‘n tafelbespreking vir agtmense Kinders (2-12)betaalR100(onder2 gratis). Kontak Maryke by 071643 2239 vir meerinligting.Kaartjies is beskikbaarbydie kerkkantoorofstuur ‘n e-posaan navraag@bellvillewes.ng.org.za.

. MdzanandaAnimal Clinic and Shelterwillhost itsannual gala dinner and auctionat18:30 at the TwoOceans Aquarium,celebrating three decades of servicetoKhayelitsha's animals and community. The fundraising event willfeature PippaHudson as host withauctioneerGuy McDonaldleading aliveauction of exclusive itemsand experiences.Entertainment willincludea performancebythe Isibane Se Afrika Choir during the pre-drinksreception. Guests willenjoya two-coursedinnerwith complimentary wineand dessert.Tickets areavailable at Quicketorcontact fund@mdzananda.co.za

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. Die TygerbergTuin- en Blommeklub kombyeen by dieNGkerkParow Welgelegen (LaProvencestraat 47, Welgelegen) om 09:30vir 10:00. DiesprekersisAlthea Higham(Parallel demonstrasie) en MarcoMoors vanLowensvlei Blomplaas(Snyblomme). Dietema vandie blommekunskompetisie is Elegansie.Tee word vanaf 09:30 bedien. Kontak BeatrixLambert-Bestbier by 082873 9864vir meerinligting

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. TheDianna JacksonFoundationwillhosta CommunityMarketDay from 10:00to15:00atthe SummerGreens Community Centre, 22 TinkersRoad, SummerGreens. Theevent will featurelocal vendors, food stalls,handmadecrafts, fashion, musicand family-friendlyentertainment. Free entry.For more informationcontactCJJackson on WhatsApp 072 8301966.

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. TheMitchells PlainUnitedResidents Association (Mura) willbehaving aGolf Dayaspartofthe area's 50thanniversarycelebrations. It willbeheldatthe RoyalCapeGolf Club on Friday12June.The eventwill caterfor 120players over six to eight waterholes. Mura is in need of prizes, waterholesponsors, contents for goodie-bags,and auctionitems forthe prize-giving dinners.Ifyou wouldliketotakepart, donateorfor moreinformation, contact NormanJantjesat 083628 4421

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Public attendance hasalso been used by thecircus as evidenceofsupport.

“SincearrivinginCape Town on 20 March, we have performed for over 20 000 supporters,”Hildebrant said.

“Thispastweekend alone, we had 2250 people attend our shows. In contrast, we counted approximately 43 protesters.”

He added: “Thatisa ratio of 52 circus supporters forevery oneprotester.

The truepublic interest lies with the thousands of families who enjoy our show, and theirvoicesmust be represented in any balanced piece.”

McLaren Circusfurther argues that social mediaactivity doesnot accurately reflect public sentiment.

“Usingsocial media as abaseline for local support is fundamentally flawed,” Hildebrantsaid. “Views are easily skewed and do not reflect physical attendance.”

CITYCONFIRMSCOMPLIANCEANDPERMITS

The City of Cape Town has confirmed that McLaren Circusiscompliant with applicable legislation. Officials stated: “TheEventsPermitOffice is guided by theEventsBy-law andnational legislation in reviewingpermit applications.” The City addedthatthe circus “is compliant with requirements for the Events By-law, as well as thoserequired by national legislation.”

It further confirmed thatMcLaren Circusholds alicence issued under the Performing Animal Protection Act, as well as permits from CapeNature for the transport and use of animals. TheSPCA alsoconducted an on-site inspection as part of the approval process.

“The permit office is satisfied that the circus is compliant andhas been issued with an event permit,” the City said.

BWCRAISESCONCERNS

BWC, however, maintains that serious concernsremain unresolved. The organisation argues thatits campaign is centred on animal welfare, transparency, and ethical accountability.

Executive officerChadCupido said the issue extendsbeyond asingle operator. “It’s about accountability and whether the

City’s actions align with itsstated animalwelfare direction,” he said.

Theorganisation has raised concerns about confinement conditions, transport stress, and whether animals’ behavioural and social needs are being adequately met. It has also called for greater clarity around land use and permitting in Milnerton, particularly where City-linked property may be involved.

BWC has escalated itsconcerns to the SPCA, requesting further investigation intoanimal housing conditions, frequency of transport, and welfare oversight. It argues that publicauthorities must ensure consistent enforcement of animal welfare standards and transparent communication with the public.

DIVIDEDPUBLICOPINION

Public reaction in Milnerton remains divided. Some residentssay they were influenced by activist content and express concern for the animals.

Oneresident said, “I feel sorry for the animals. Seeing thosevideos online really changed how Ithink about circuses.”

Others support the circus as alegitimate form of entertainment.

Another resident said, “If everything is legal and the animals are well cared for, then Idon’t see the problem. But there needs to be transparency.”

ONGOINGPROTESTS

As the debate continues, BWC has confirmed further protests are planned, calling for ongoing public engagement.

“This weekend is another critical moment,” Cupido said. “There is a strong sense that people are no longer comfortable with animals being used for entertainment.”

He added that publicpressure may shape future decisions.

“There is astrong sense that this could be the last chapter for animal circuses in Cape Town,”hesaid, “but that depends on whether the City is willing to act, and whether the public is willing to show up.”

Thecircus invited TygerBurger to a tour of itsfacilities on Monday, but at the time of going to print,the publication had not been able to attend.

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Growing safety concerns have sparked renewed calls for the reopening of the Parklands Satellite Police Station, with political leaders and residents warning that limited police visibility is fuellingcrimein the area

Nicholas Gotsell, DA Constituency Head for Atlantis, Blaauwberg,Table View and Dunoon hasconfirmed that apetitionis being launched to pressure the Provincial Police Commissioner to urgently reopen the facility

This follows arecent brazen shooting in Parklands, which has intensified concerns about safety in the rapidly growing suburb.

“This is aclosed-down satellite station thatonce served the people ofParklands,” said Gotsell. “Why close astation in an area that is well populated and growing exponentially? We are told it is duetoa lack of resources, but that is notagood enough reason.”

CRIMEANDVISIBILITYCONCERNS

According to local leaders the lack of visiblepolicing was amajor contributor to rising crime levels. Gotsell said the station appeared largely inactive despite claims that it is being used for specialised services.

“Only visible policing and aproper plan will curb the crime in Parklands,” hesaid.

Residents haveechoed theseconcerns, pointing to an increase in robberies, burglaries, drug-related crime and genderbasedviolence and femicide (GBVF).

For many residents, theincident has reinforcedconcerns that crimein Parklands is becoming increasingly visible and normalised.Allegationsof opendrug

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EarthDayinspiresyoungchangemakers

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Earth Day was marked with purpose and passion in Summer Greens, where local learners took part in a hands-onenvironmental awarenessand clean-up initiativeled by the environmental group Save aFishie on Wednesday 22 April

The day unfolded at Kingsand Queens Primary School, where learners from Grades 1to7were engaged in activities aimed at raising awareness about environmental responsibility and community challenges.

LEARNINGTOCAREFORTHEENVIRONMENT

The programme began with younger learners, who took part in an interactive talk about protecting the environment. This was followed by areading of The Fishie that Got Saved,aself-published children’s book, and creative Earth Day colouring activities.

Founder of Save aFishie Zoë Prinsloo saideducating children at ayoung age is keytolong-term change.

“What an incredible Earth Daywehad. Seeing learners so engaged,curious and eager to learn about caring for their environment reminds us whythis work is so important.”

YOUNGACTIVISTSSPEAKOUT

Older learners, particularly in Grades6 and 7, shifted focus to activism through a programme developed by Inspire Africa Hub.

They identified apressing issuein their community, the growing presence of broken glass bottles on roadsand pavements, largely linked to alcohol consumption. For many children walking to school,especiallyondarker winter

SEEING LEARNERSSO ENGAGED REMINDS ENVIRONMENTALISTSWHY THIS WORK IS IMPORTANT

mornings, this posedaserious safety risk. Learnerscreatedprotest posters to raise awarenessand sharedtheir concerns aboutthe dangers they face daily.

FROMAWARENESSTOACTION

Equipped with gloves, bags andtheir handmade posters, learners from various grades tooktheir message into the community. They marched to anearby community centre, raising awareness amongresidents before conductinga clean-up.

In just15minutes the groupcollected an impressive 16 kg of litterfrom the area.

However, the initiative alsoexposed deeper concerns. Anearby playground was found tobeunsafe for children due to the presence of needles, highlighting ongoing challenges in thecommunity.

HOPEFORTHEFUTURE

The day was also filledwith moments of hopeand inspiration

Forone Grade 1learner the day was enoughtoinspire acatchycampaign brand, “save SAFi”, showing clear resonationamong the very young “When even the youngest learners start connecting thedots, understandingtheir actions can protectthe environment, then weknow there’srealhope for the future. These children... are becoming changemakers in their own communities.”

The initiative highlighted the power of education, howcentralitisintaking environmental conservationforward.

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rank Opperman en Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck is te sien in dieverhoogstuk Eerste vir Alles hierdie naweek by die Suidoosterfees.

Die gedugteakteurs span kragte saam om dieoorspronklike “powercouple”tevertolk in ’n klassieke gevalvan “he said, she said”. Eeue nadat hulle uit die paradysgesmytis, besin Adam en Evaoor die huwelik.Kyk hier,dit wasnie maklikomdie proto-paartjieteweesnie,hoor? Allesmoes vir die eerstekeeruitgepluisword: liefde, kinders en huishou. Nou dat die laatlammetjiedie huis gaan verlaat,het Adam en Evaweerbinnekort net mekaar virgeselskap.Sien hullekansvir nog‘n honderd jaar saam en salhul sondeshulle ontsien? Ná baie goed en kwaad het Adam en Evavir oulaas ‘n appeltjie met mekaar te skil.

Eva(Meyer-Rödenbeck), ’n gefrustreerde kunstenaar,kry uiteindelik ’n beurt om haar kant vandie storie te vertel, die liefde enleedvan die eerstemoeder en huisvrou. Adam (Opperman) glo ook nie hy’t dit maklikgehad nie,die handboek vir

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menswees is eersnásytyd geskryf. Hierdie romantiesekomedie gaan oor ou bene saam maak, veralaseen dieander ’n ribbebeen skuld.

Wessel Pretorius is verantwoordelik virdie teks en regie.Die stuk is 'n gesamentlike produksievan dieSuidoosterfees en dieVrystaat-kunstefees met ondersteuningvan dieHet Jan MaraisNationale Fonds. Dievertoningsbydie Suidoosterfees is in die Little Theatreopdie Universiteit vanKaapstad se Hiddingh-kampusopVrydag1Mei om 20:00, asook Saterdag 2enSondag3Mei om 12:30 Kaartjiesisbeskikbaar by Webtickets . Diestuksal ookop4 en 9Junie en van13tot 19 Augustus by DieBoer-teaterrestaurant op die plankewees. Bespreek by www.dieboer.com of by 021 9791911.

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Waddehel? Nee, regtig, watgaanaan?

Ek vang myself gedurig dat ek wonder of die wêreld stapelgek geraak het. Soosinabsoluut... hierdie is 'n gesinspublikasie en daarom moet ek versigtig wees hoe ek my uitdruk. Maar ek kandeesdae nie meer onderskei wat komedie of wat realiteitisnie. Veralnou dat dit open season vir politiekeryis, met die plaaslike verkiesing op die horison Komekgee 'n paar voorbeelde. Die burgemeesterskandidaatvir Johannesburg, Helen Zille, gaan snorkel in 'n slaggat in 'n straat. Volgens die inwoners is die gat jarereeds daar.Nou my vraagis, word ons nie op laerskool reeds geleer stilstaande water is gevaarlik nie?

Maardis die opvolgstorie watmy laat kopkrap. Die Johannesburgse munisipaliteit reageer op 'n "dringende basis" om die gat te fix. In Suid-Afrika is drie jaar dalk spoedig, veral as jy inag neem dat sommige regeringsprojekte nooit klaar gemaak word nie. Of as dit voltooi word is dit miljarde oor begroting. 'n Sprekende voorbeeld hiervan isdie herbouingvan die parlement, wat'npaar jaargelede tot op die grond afgebrand het. Die parlementisdie hoogste wetgewende liggaam in meeste demokratiese lande. In ander woorde, wette word daargemaak, wat dandeur die samelewing gehoorsaam moetword. Dus, as jy nou soos ek reken jy is 'n normale mens, sal jy ditnie waagom geld wat vir hierdie liggaam se herbouing gebruikmoet wordteverduister nie. Hou my bier, sê die mense wat daarmee vertrou word om die hart van ons demokrasie te herbou. Daar word berig datdie projek, wat reedsvier jaar sloer, se begroting reeds van die aanvanklike R2,1 miljardtot R4,6 miljard gegroei het. Nou wat is vandie uitgawes wat tothierdie styging lei?

EKWIL’NPAARALIENSNOOI OM’NPAARSUID-AFRIKANERS OOKTEKOMHAAL

Na bewering is daar R86 849 vir grondboontjiebotter betaal en R80 000 elk op vissmeer en vlapoeier. Gelukkigwas die gedroogdebone glo slegs R30 000 werd. Ek het soveel vrae. Meng jy die grondboontjiebotter, vissmeer en vlapoeier saam om 'n tipesement te vorm waarmee jy dan die bakstene aan mekaar vassit? Op 'n ernstige noot, waddehel?! Maaknie saakhoe jy dit aan my verduideliknie, daarisgeen manier dat ek sal glo enige van hierdie produkte is noodsaaklikom enige gebou, wat nog te sê die parlement, te herbou nie. Al woord wat by my opkomisdie vermetelheid. "The audacity," sal die Engelsman verklaar,omdie plek te besteel waar die wette gemaak word. Is dit normaal? Gebeur dit in ander landeook? Beslis,veral in Donald Trump se Amerika. Trump plaas 'n kunsmatige intelligensie-prentjie, wat homasJesus uitbeeld op X. Dit te midde van 'n oorlog wat hy beginhet,gespog het dit salgou verby wees en nouweet hy nie hoe om homself daaruit te wurm nie. Hy spoghy hetdie Straatvan Hormoes oopgemaak, maar dit was oop voordat die oorlogbegin het. Intussen lees sy oorlogsminister glo 'n vers uit die Bybel, maar dit is eintlik 'n opgemaakte vers uit'nfliek.Endie hoofvan die FBI is so dronk dat hy sy wagwoord vir sy rekenaar vergeet en daarom dink hy is uitsydiens ontslaan. Asof dit niegenoeg is nie, ondersoek die Amerikaanse regering die dood of verdwyning van 11 wetenskaplikes wat aanhoogsgeheime projekte,waaronder projekteoor buiteruimtelike wesens,werk. Ek wil die aliens nooi om 'n paar SuidAfrikaners ook te kom haal. Vir padkos is daar grondboontjiebotter,vissmeer -BRENDENRUITER

DIEOGGENDSTONDHETGOUDINDIEMOND: ’n Goue sonsopkoms verf die oggendlug in ’n rykpalet vanwarmkleureoor dieTygerberg,soosgesien vanaf Bloubergstrand.Dielig breek stadig deur die horison en skep ’n rustige,ampermagiese toneel watdie begin van’nnuwedag aankondig. FOTO:CHRISTA ROSSOUW

Soaring pricesput houses outofreach

Cape Town residents acrossall income brackets arestrugglingwith housing affordabilityasmunicipal ratesand taxes continue to rise, according to Leon vanZyl, chair of the Western Cape PropertyDevelopment Forum (WCPDF)

In the forum’slatest newsletter addressing the housingcrisis, vanZyl warned that affordabilitychallenges, onceconfined to lowerincome groups, arenow affecting the middleclass as propertyprices soarthroughout the region.

“In response, some commentators are calling forpricecontrolsand land-value taxation to cross-subsidisehousing. Others arguethat short-term rentals arereducing availablehousing stock. Stillothers blame risingoperational costs, particularlyhighermunicipal rates and taxes, and point to an increasingly bloatedpublic administration as the root cause,”hewrites.

But housing affordabilityisnot unique to Cape Town; priceescalations in surroundingtowns such as Stellenbosch, Paarl and even as farafieldasGeorge and Mossel Bayconfirmthat affordability is abroader regional challenge, drivenby both demand and supplychallenges

STRONGDEMANDMEETSSUPPLY CONSTRAINTS

TheWestern Cape’s appeal as an internationally recognised destination is drivinghealthy market demand. VanZyl cited the region’snatural beauty, superior governancecompared to otherparts of South Africa, and its attractiveness

to internationalcompanies seeking an Africanpresence, such as Amazon

“And,measuredonaninternational scale, theCapeisaffordable when compared to otherinternational addresses.Plus, withthe message of good governanceand abetterlife, comesthe message of potentialemployment opportunities, leadingto mass semigration across alllevelsofincome.”

However, supply-sidechallenges areexacerbatingthe crisis.Despitethe Western Cape’s reputation forgood governance, vanZyl criticisedexcessive redtapeand associatedcosts

“Manywould agreethat theWestern Cape is exceptionallygood at crossing every‘t’ anddotting every‘i’ when it comes to statutoryapprovals fornew development.Thiscreates the perception that thegoverningculture is oneof: ‘It’seasier to saynothantosay yes’,” he observed.

“With publicsectorsalaries andjob security often exceedingthose in the private sector,bureaucrats arefrequently criticised forlackofurgencyindelivery, prioritising cleanauditsoverimplementation. However, sinceclean audits seem to be thepoliticaldifferentiatorcelebrated by politicalleadership, canone blame thebureaucratsfor the politicalculture ofclean auditabove delivery?Red tape isarealchallenge in the Cape,and the cost of timeisdirectly reflected in the cost of housing,” he wrote.

Land availabilityremains another significantcostdriver,historically addressedthrough greenfieldexpansion Whilst municipalities now advocatefor densification due to operational cost

concerns,politicalresistancefromexistingresidents posesobstacles

“Municipalities nowargue fordensification, sinceoutward expansion brings additional municipal operational cost implications. Changes in technology and resultantcostreductions, specifically in privateelectricity generation andwater treatment, challenges this argument to some extent,but one must also remember that theseadvances cause municipalities to lose theirmonopolyon

utility provision,”henotes.

Theobvious solution to land availabilityistostart with releasing state-owned land, followed by acritical review of why densification does not naturally occur on privately-owned land

“Althoughthe City of Cape Town has made progress in releasing surplus land ensuring that it is ultimately used for affordable housing remainsdifficult.

One of the biggest obstaclesispolitical resistance from existing voters who

prefer to preserve thestatusquo.Despite itsliberal reputation, theCape is farmore conservative than most wouldcareto admit,” he writes.

CONSTRUCTIONCOSTS ADDPRESSURE

Building material costsfurther compound theproblem, as fewmaterialsare produced locallyinthe Western Cape

“Materialsdelivered at scalein Gauteng arebrokenintosmaller quantities forCape projects, with transport costsand markupsadded along theway,” vanZyl explained.

Combined with higher labour costs, stricter site controls,and rising fuel expenses, construction costsinthe Western Cape significantly exceed those in other provinces.

Rather than seekingsimplesolutions, vanZyl called foramultifaceted approach encompassing land availability, statutoryrights reform, services provision,financestrategies, andbuilding cost management

“Housing activistsoften search forthe silver bullettoaddress housing affordability,but none exist,” he concluded, dismissing suggestions that addressing short-term rentalsorimplementing land-value capturewouldprovide magicalsolutions.

Theforum chair’s letter highlights the complex interplay of factors contributing to theWestern Cape’s housing crisis, suggesting that sustainablesolutions willrequirecoordinatedaction across multiplefrontsrather than piecemeal interventions.

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