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Members of the ANC Youth League from Kayamandi as well as members of the ANC marched from Kayamandito the statue of late President Nelson Mandela in front of the community hall in Plein Street to pay their respectto their idol. PHOTO: NICOLE CLOETE
ABSA STELLENBOSCH PAYS TRIBUTE TO MADIBA: The employees of ABSA Stellenbosch paid their respect tolate President Nelson Mandela.
Celebrating a legend
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Preparation is key toclearing any hurdleNEIL FORTUIN
A hike to the top of Table Mountain hashelped a group of Vision AfriKa Grade 10learners to see that careful preparation isthe key to achieving their goals.
The aim of the trip, which took place at theend of last month, was to have all of the stu-dents climb the iconic landmark within threehours.But because itwas ahot daywith themercu-
ryrising to28°Candsomeof the learnersbeingless fit than others, it soon became necessaryto split the group in two.The first group was led by the fastest and
mostexperiencedhikerandcopedwelldespitethe tough conditions, but members of the sec-ond group, which was allowed to take moreregular stops, visibly struggled.In fact, after two hours, some learners were
finding it so tough that a third team wasformed to ensure their safety and allow themto hike at their own pace.It took five hours for everyone to reach the
summit, but the feeling of accomplishmentthat camewith summitingwas elatingand thestunning views made it all worthwhile.One of the key lessons the students learned
from the experience was that preparation iskey to achieving one’s sometimes apparentlyimpossible dreams.For instance, although at the outset the
learners were all keen to scale the summit,about half of the group failed to think throughwhat was required and did not carry enoughwater to last them.Luckily, the team leaders had anticipated
the situation and brought more than enoughto get them through.For more information about the Vision 10s
contact [email protected]
Learners from Vision AfriKa learnt a valuable lessonby climbing Table Mountain.
PC PETERSEN KRY WOORDE-BOEKE: Afgevaardigdes vandie Woordeboek van die Afri-kaanse Taal (WAT) het onlangsbesoek afgelê by die PC Peter-sen Primêre Skool in Kylemoreen woordeboeke aan die skoolgeskenk. Van links is dr. WillemBotha (hoofredakteur en uit-voerende direkteur), Pieter vander Westhuizen (skoolhoof) enRudolf Williams (waarnemen-de hoof) met lede van diegraad ses-leerderraad.
FOTO: GERHARD VAN WYK
UTOPIA VIER KERS-SEISOEN: Die bejaardesvan die Utopia tehuis vir bejaardes in Dorp-straat het hul jaareind-kersete Vrydag gehou.Hier is Kate Moolman, Leonie Biljon en IsakBiljon. FOTO: NICOLE CLOETE
Anna en Fanie van der Merwe het ook deelgeneem aan die kersete en verrigtinge by Uto-pia. FOTO: NICOLE CLOETE
World Design Capital recognises AjugaAjuga, an initiativelaunched in February bythe Cipla Foundationwhere fire-resistant struc-tures and creches are in-stalled in informal settle-ments to combat the shackfire crisis, has been select-ed as an official, recog-nised project for inclusionin the World Design Capi-tal 2014 Programme.Following on the World
Design Capital title award-ed to Cape Town last year,the Ajuga project has beenrecognised in the bridgingthe divide category, which acknowledgesprojects that use design to bridge the historicaldivide between communities.“Ajuga aims to build relationshipswith com-
munities and corporate South Africa. Weworkwith non-profit organisations and communityleaders in informal settlements to identify vul-nerable creches in need of being replaced. Weare exceptionally proud that this project is be-ing recognised for its innovative and sustaina-
ble design,” said PaulMiller, chief executiveat Cipla Medpro.Designed by Cipla
Foundation’s manag-ing trustee, David Gri-er, Ajuga is one of themost unique and effec-tive fire-resistant struc-tures available, as it ismade from patentedsteel and fire retardantpanels, which havebeen fire-tested to1 000°C.“The house is fitted
with standardwindowswith a fire-resistant door and services such aswater and electricity can be installed.“On average nine people die in shack fires
every month in the informal settlements ofCape Town. Cipla Foundation felt the need toget in involved with this serious crisis thatclaims so many lives,” said Grier.The World Design Capital 2014 Programme
offers a variety of opportunities and platformsfor the Ajuga initiative to feature in projects.
The Ajuga fire-resistant creche could help pre-vent deaths caused by fires in informal settle-ments. Here is a demonstration of how the hutreacts when set alight.
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Win with Weigh-Lessand fight diabetesMary Holroyd, founderand chairperson ofWeigh-Less, a leader inthe health and weight-management industry,has some advice regard-ing diabetes.
“Diabetes is a lifestyledisease that, aside frompossible hereditary fac-tors, is mainly caused bybeing overweight, an un-healthy diet and sedentaryhabits. Being overweightcould put you at seriousriskofdevelopingType2di-abetes.“Thegoodnews is thatby
following a healthy diet,you can lessen your risk,and even improve yoursymptoms if already livingwith diabetes.”In 2012, fivemillion people died from diabe-
tes and its associated and related complica-tions.Consider the following factors:) InAfrica, 80%of people are unaware that
they have diabetes.) There are currently more than 370 mil-
lion people in the world living with diabetesand this is set to rise exponentially over thenext 20 years as rates of obesity soar.
) The classic symptoms of excessive thirstand urination are related to very high levelsof blood sugar as usually seen in Type 1 diabe-tes
) Type2diabetes isverysilentdiseasewithminimal or no symptoms.Publicawarenessofrisk factors fordiabetes
ensures that youarenot oneof themanyundi-agnosed cases.These statistics are based on the Interna-
tional Diabetes Federation (IDF), Global Dia-betes Atlas (5th edition), Society for Endo-crinology, Metabolism and Diabetes in South
Africa (SEMDSA) as wellas statements on diabetescare and nutrition of theAmerican Diabetes Asso-ciation (ADA).In acknowledgement of
lives sacrificed in the fightagainst diabetes, Weigh-Lesshas launchedanexcit-ing initiative to drivehome the importance ofembracing health theWeigh-Less way.In association with SA
Diabetes, Gluco-Less andOasisWaterthesearchwaslaunched for “Two BrandNew Yous”.Driven by Sister K from
Vuma 103FM, the competi-tion will include interac-tion with Sister K, and ad-vice from the Weigh-Lessteam.
TwoWeigh-Lessmembershipswill be givenaway, as well as a 3-month supply of Gluco-Less with a month’s supply of Oasis Water.Gluco-Less is endorsed by Weigh-Less, the
Heart and Stroke Foundation and DiabetesSouth Africa.It is formulated specifically for diabetics,
and is a slow energy-releasing meal that willsustain you.The cereal can be had with either water or
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goes through a specific treatment process ofreverse osmosis and ozonation.The end product is the healthiest water one
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then share the post.The competition ends on 31 January – in
time to begin the creation of a new you.
Gluco-Less Banana smoothie.
Kindersorg en Eikestadnuus seKersfonds ontvang bydraesEikestadnuus in sa-mewerking metKindersorg Suid-Afrika: Stellen-bosch het ’n Kers-fonds begin.Dié fonds word
geadministreerdeur die ouditeurs-firma Exceed opStellenbosch.Die fonds het
reeds sowat R5 000se inbetalings ont-vang. Ons bedankgraag Investec PB,Richeard Stears,Capitec en T. Hon-nig wat reeds sken-kings gemaak het.“Die fonds gaan gebruik word om etes oor
Kersfees en goeie kos vir die kinders te koopwat niks het nie sodat hulle darem net ’nKersmaaltyd kan kry,” het Kindersorg seWilhelm Landman gesê.“Onsgaanookprobeerom,waartoepaslik,
Kersgeskenkies vir die kinders te koop.“Daar word ook beplan om van die pleeg-
ouers wat na kinders omsien en soms ook
baie swaar kry, tehelp om darem tesorgdatdaarkos, ’ngeskenkie en ver-sierings in die huisis gedurende Kers-fees.”Indien daar ná
die Kersfees-uitga-wes geld oorbly, salKindersorg Stellen-bosch dit gebruikom skoolklere enanderbasiese itemste voorsien aan diekinders wat dit dienodigste het.“Die mikpunt is
letterlik om net teprobeervoorsienindiebaiebasiesegoedwatons ander as vanselfsprekend aanvaar,” hetLandman verduidelik.Eikestadnuus vra dat Stellenbossers be-
trokkeraakendié fondsondersteunomhier-die bedrag net meer te laat groei.Skenkings kan inbetaal word by ABSA
Stellenbosch,Rekening naam: CWSA Herberg, Reke-
ning nommer: 1004941027, Tak kode: 632005.
Kom help sop kookvir nagskuilingSoek jy dalk ’n manier om betrokke te raakby dienslewering aan diegene in die ge-meenskap wat swaar kry?Inspireer jou medewerkers of vriende-
kring om deel te word van ’n span wat ’naantal keer per jaar sop kook wat dan aandie Stellenbosch-nagskuiling verskafword.Die resep is eenvoudig en die sop word
met liefde en waardering ontvang.Vir meer inligting of om betrokke te
raak, bel Tilda Schoonwinkel by021 887 2421 of Gideon van Schalkwyk bydie Nagskuiling, 021 886 6173.
Ryneveldstraat-reünieOpMaandag 16Desember gaan die Ryneveldstraat-reünieplaasvind. Die geleentheid begin om 09:30. Indien jy wildeel wees van hierdie geleentheid en nog nie jou uitnodi-ging ontvang het nie, bel Toff Polman by 021 905 1759 en072 884 4118 vir meer besonderhede.
SPCA RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS AWARD: The Cape of Good Hope SPCA’s eduction team receives their SilverImpumemelo Award from Science and Technology minister Derek Hanekom and Free State University rector,Professor Johathan Jansen. From left: Jansen, Thembi Nomkala (education officer), Lucille Boonzaier (educa-tion manager) Rene Simpson (education officer) and Hanekom
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10 DESEMBER) Alkoholiste Anoniem (AA Stellenbosch-Sentraal). 20:15. Kerksaal, NG gemeenteStellenbosch-Wes. 0 084 293 3967) Pleinstraat-biblioteek, vakansieprogram:Kom maak Kersversierings. 10:00.Vir meer besonderhede en besprekings:0 021 808 8385/7.
11 DECEMBER) Pleinstraat-biblioteek, vakansiepro-gram: Magic magic magic. 10:00. Vir meerbesonderhede en besprekings:0 021 808 8385/7.)Jamestown-biblioteekbiedwerksessievirkinders aan. 10:00 – 12:00. Jamestown-bibli-oteek, Pajarostraat. Die kinders salKersver-sierings kan maak. 0 021 808 8372.
12 DESEMBER) Pleinstraat-biblioteek, vakansieprogram:Zumba-dansklasse. 10:00. Vir meer beson-derhede en besprekings bel:0 021 808 8385/7.) Alkoholiste Anoniem/Alanon. 20:15.NG gemeente Stellenbosch-Wes. Vir meerinligting, skakel AA 0 084 293 3967 enAlanon 0 021 889 5791.
15 DESEMBERChristmas Antique Fair. R44 highway toStellenbosch. 10:00 – 15.30. For more infor-mation, call Barbara: 0 083 444 0133.
16 DECEMBER) Annual Candy Run. Start at McDon-ald’s, Merriman. Bikers and cyclists wel-come to join in the fun. 08:00 to start09:00. Closing date for donations: 5 De-cember. For further enquiries phone An-tonio Pasquallie 0 076 199 3220 or Fran-cois Shad 0 060 507 0730.) Oak City Rooikruis-tak en Rynse VGKMontagu-streekbied ’ndaguitstappienakle-refabrieke. Besoek: China Town, Mr. Cheapen Grand West Casino. Asook ’n buffet-eteby Kaprinos. Vir nadere besonderhede belWilfred Pietersen by 0 083 437 4343, Eliza-beth Steyn by0 083 772 4485 of Estelle by0073 211 8485.
Franschhoek bied VillageMarket aanElke Saterdag van 09:00 – 15:00, word dieVillageMarkopdiekerkterreinvandieNGKerk Franschhoek gehou.Elke Saterdagoggend kuier plaaslike in-wonerssowelasdiebesoekersaanFransch-hoekheerlik in die skaduweevandie oubo-me. Besoek ons Kersmark vanaf 13 tot 16Desember. Op Vrydag 13 Desember begindie mark met ’n aandmark vanaf 18:00 tot21:00 wat kos en drank aanbied met Peter
wat vermaak met sy musiek. Saterdag 14Desember is dieKersmarkvan 09:00 – 17:00,Sondag 15 Desember 11:00 – 17:00, enMaan-dag 16 Desember van 09:00 – 17:00.Diegenewatnognie geskenke gekoophetnie, besoek ons gerus, daar is iets vir almalofkomkuiersommernet lekkersaam.Daariskoffie,ontbyt,gebak,handgemaakteglas-produkte, handsakke, klere, poppe, juweleen veel meer.
LENTETEE: God’s Faith Mission het op 9 November ’n Lentetee aangebied in Cloetesville. Clara Isaacs, Margaret Isaacsen Mary Hartsenberg was ook daar. FOTO: DAAN WILLIAMS
Agter van links staan Jacoba Bloemfontein, Nellie KLan en Martha Arrison. Voor vanlinks) sit Francoma Seconds, Wilemina Rhoda, Joanie Williams en Annatjie Bergstedtby die Lentetee.
Sophia en Evette Arnolds
Phillip Botha en Rene Januarie
ANNA FOUNDATION’S ACHIEVERS REWARDED: The Anna Foundatioin recently had its final prizegiving.A number of the award winners were totally unexpected and considering some of their backgroundsand home circumstances, they make the foundation very proud, especially as it see the fruit ofits Reading, Running, Right-ing programme and how the children have grown. Children who excelledin the Anna Foundation’s recent exams received a certificate while vouchers were given to the topacademic positions. Prizes were also awarded for sport and for the Right-ing category – those whohave shown the right attitude, right behaviour and “right me”. The Anna Foundation’s life skillsprogramme in particular, has had a tremendous impact on farm children this year. The focus ofthis programme is to develop communication skills, problem-solving skills, creativity and imaginationas well as the ability to have empathy for others (in order to also accept one’s self).The underlying core outcome of the drama programme is to develop a positive self-esteem andsense of self-worth in each child – something many children lack. The main trophies went to thefollowing children: Dux award – Jonothan Slingers (Gr 8 from Solms-Delta Wines),best sportsman –Jacquin Williams (Gr 11 from Buffet Olives farm) best sportswoman – Mariska Goliath (Gr 3 fromDe Meye Wines), Right-ing Award – shared between Elton Messias (Villiera Wines) and ClintKasper (Stellenzicht Wines). From left are: Clint, Elton, Jonothan, Mariska and Jacquin with theirawards.
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Elvis Blue atBlaauwklippenBlaauwklippen Vineyards andProteaHotel Stellenbosch inviteyou to relax with family andfriends on the manicured lawnsin front of the Manor Housewhile enjoying the soothingsoundsofElvisBlue,DanPatlan-sky and Jesse Jordan.
Gates open at 15:00 and the con-cert takes place from 16:00 to 20:00.
Tickets cost R300 per person andchildren under 12 enter free ofcharge (1 child per adult allowed).
Book your tickets at [email protected] or call082 722 3452.
Food and drinks will be on sale,
and you may not bring your owneats. Feel free tobringblankets, pil-lows or any kind of seating to relaxand enjoy the concert.
Special accommodationratesareavailablefromProteaHotelStellen-bosch and a free shuttle will trans-port guests to and from the hotel.There will be enough secure park-ing on site.
Exclusive VIP and CorporatePackages are available for theevent at R6500 for a table of 10.
This rate includes dinner in theBarouche Restaurant after theshow as well as VIP lounge accessduring the show where drinks andsnacks will be served.
Elvis Blue will be performing with several guests at Blaauwklippen next Monday.
Golden Valley musical line-upIf you are still not sure how youwant to spend your Saturday nightsthis month, why not pop in to Win-ners Action Bar, Golden Valley Ca-sino for some live, free entertain-ment.
) Winelands trio Simply Smoothare back to entertain you on Satur-day 14 December.
Led by Elphron Maralack on pi-ano, with Marvin Fouche on bassguitar and Lee-Roy Vers on guitarand vocals, Simply Smooth play arepertoire that includes Jazz, Popand R&B.
The trio have many years of per-forming experience and have per-formed all over the Winelands aswell as in Britain, France and AbuDhabi.
So get ready to enjoy the enter-taining musicianship of the SimplySmooth Trio at 21:00 on Saturday 14December. Over 18s only and en-trance is free.
) Enjoy good country music inthe lead up to Christmas when Pie-ter Mohr performs at the GoldenValley Casino on Saturday 21 De-cember.
Withhiswhitehat,guitarandmixof today’s country music as well asold favourites, Pieter has become apopular singer at festivals andshows throughout South Africa.
His self-named debut album Pie-ter Mohr includes three songs thathave enjoyed a good amount of air-play.Gebed Vir ’n Nasie, Can’t FindtheWordsToSayandBlikskottelandare sure to be included in his show.
Breedevalley is Country country,so come and enjoy an evening withPieter Mohr at Winners Action Baron Saturday 21 December at 21:00.No under 18s and there is no en-trance fee.
) BlindartistandformerPioneerSchool learner,GaryGwill performat Golden Valley on Saturday 28 De-
cember.Gary was born blind and is a tal-
ented keyboardist and vocalist, aqualified sound engineer, a comedi-an and the owner of a karaoke anda state-of-the-art recording studio.
He decided to make music hisbusiness at the young age of six, af-terappearingon the iconicTVshowWielie Walie.
GarylivesinDurbanvilleandper-forms at various venues in andaround Cape Town, either as a solomusician or hosting a karaokeshow, virtually every night of theweek.
For his show at Golden Valley,Gary will be singing well knownPop, Rock and Afrikaans coversongs.
A good story, a great guy and anaccomplished singer. Catch Gary Gat 21:00 at Winners Action Bar,Golden Valley on Saturday 28 De-cember. Over 18s only. Free entry
Heerlike somerfeesprogram by OudeLibertas-amfiteaterDieOudeLibertas-amfiteater se fees-program bied verskeie vorme vanvermaak tydens die Feesseisoen.
Dieprogramvirdieresvandiejaarsluit in:
) 11 Desember: Zanne Stapelbergen Kathleen Tagg – Spieël Speel.R130/R150. 20:15.
) 13 en 14 Desember: Nataniël inN-People. Ouderdomsbeperking van15. R160. 20:15.
) 15 Desember: Standard Bank-jazzkunstenaars, Shane Cooper enKyle Shepherd.R110/R130. 18:30. R50(R10 vir kinders) op die gras.
) 18 Desember: Andrew LloydWebber en vriende met RichardCock. R140/R160. 20:15.
) 20 Desember: Trio with a Twist.R120/R140. 20:15.
) 21 en 22 Desember: ChristmasCarols and Starlight met NicholasNicolaidis (tenoor). R130/150. 19:00.R50 (R10 vir kinders) op die gras.
) 29Desember:TutuPaune. R120/R140. 18:30. R50 (R10 vir kinders) opdie gras.
) 31 Desember: Nuwejaarspro-gram met gaskunstenaar MelanieScholtz. Van 16:00 tot laat met mu-siek, DJ’s en die filmDinner for One,’n sewe jaar lange tradisie. R170. R50op die gras (R20 vir kinders).
Bespreek deur Computicket of by021 809 7473/7380 of [email protected].
Nataniël is slegs een van die kunstenaars watby vanjaar se somerprogram by Oude Libertaste sien is.
Lekker plaasmakietie by DelheimDelheim-wynlandgoed skop in 2014hulle oes af in ’n goeie, gesellige luim,wanneerdievaatjiesnadergerol gaanword vir sy jaarlikse Begin van OesFeesviering gedurende die naweekvan 25 en 26 Januarie.
Dié kleurvolle plaasmakietie is ’nuitnodiging vir oud en jonk om hullekniediep te verlekker in al die oes-ak-sie, wanneer die Sperling-familie diedaaglikse geswoeg en sweet in die kel-der en die wingerd sal verruil vir ’npretbelaaide “dag in die lewe van Del-heim”. Dit gaan wissel van ’n uitda-gende druiftrapsessie tot ’n luilekkerpiekniekbederf.
Die oesfees begin elke dag om 12:00en gaste sal verwelkom word met ’ngroetglas van wyn-in-wording (drui-wemos) en ’n soet mosbolletjie, ’n egteoestyd-tradisie, om ’nglasie opdienu-we oesjaar te klink. Die druiwe watop die dag geoes word sal ook geproekan word.
Dan word die pret voortgesit teen ’nontspannepasmet ’nkeldertoer sodatgeesdriftiges daar endan ’nkykie kankrynadiehartensielvan ’nwerkendekelder gedurende die gewoel en ge-werskaf van hierdie opwindende tydvan die jaar.
’nBobaasbuffet-stylmiddagetewagdan ook in die historiese Vat Kelder,waar vriende en families hulle kanverlustig aan kreunende tafels smul-genot en dan piekniek hou in die ska-du op die gras langs die rivier, metsielsverkwikkendemusiekwatdié sa-lige prentjie sal afrond.
Ma en Pa kan van dié ’n “afdag”maak en lekker voete uitskop terwylkinderoppassers na die kleintjies sal
omsien en hulle met allerhande akti-witeite vermaak, so onthou die hoeden sonskerm.
Die hoogtepunt van die vierde jaar-likse Delheim Begin van Oes Feesvie-ringisdieamusantedruiftrap-kompe-tisiemetspannewat inskryfomtevat-rol, druif-gryp, en trapdat die vaatjiesbewe in ’n poging om die meeste drui-wesap op te lewer. Opwindende pryseis op die spel vir die beste span, gees-drif asook uitrustings op die dag – sobring jou span in al sy glorie en roldie moue en pype op vir vaatjies volpret in die geselskap van Delheim.
Kaartjies is beperk tot 120 per dagen kos R220 per volwassene (R110 virkinders onder 12; en kleintjies ondertwee jaar is gratis).
Dit sluit in al die aktiwiteite en kos
op die dag, asook ’nDelheim-wynglas;druiwemos, en liplekker mosbolletjiemet aankoms.
Voorafbesprekings is uiters nood-saaklik om teleurstelling te voorkom.Vir meer inligting of om jou plek byhierdie legendaries wynplaas te be-spreek, bel Delheim-wynlandgoed(JulietduToit)by: 0218884600of stuur’n e-pos na [email protected].
Moenie Delheim se afskop van hul oesjaarmisloop nie.
Kom trap saam druiwe by Delheim as hullehul oesjaar afskop.
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Wat sê die mense?Vrydagoggend het Suid-Afrikaners wakker geword met die nuus datoudpresident Nelson Mandela dood is. Jill Nicholas het gaan hoor watdie mense in Stellenbosch oor dié ikoon sê.
Gertie Theron sê sy is baie hartseeris oor die dood van Madiba. “Maar,dit is ’n pad wat ons almal eendagmoet loop. Ek onthou spesifiek ’nonderhoud van Madiba met FreekRobinson. Toe daar tyd oor is ná dieonderhoud, loop Madiba na ’n groe-pie mense wat werk en gaan groethulle. Dit is wat ek sal onthou. En,ons kort nog sulke onbaatsugtigemense in die land.”
CiakaGilman isbaiehartseer. "Hywasoud,en hy het baie gedoen. Hy het baklei virdié land. Ons moet ook opstaan en saam-staan. Hierdie land moet in vrede saam-leef. Ons moet ook saamwerk. Maar ekweet nie hoe dinge nou in die land gaanwees nie.”
Pieter Lategan is hartseer oor Tata se dood.“Hy was die laaste ikoon van vryheid, so,waar begin mens nou? Die besighede salseker nou momentum optel ná sy dood.Hy het baie vir ons beteken. Ek hoop netdat ons lekker saam kan leef en dinge dagvir dag vat, want niks gaan oornag verandernie. Almal het verskillende opinies oorhom,maar komons vergeet nou eers daar-van.”
Julius Mzomba sê hy is hartseer oorMadiba se dood maar sal altyd liefwees vir hom. “Ek wag om te sienwat gaan nóú gebeur. Hy was baiesiek, maar in daai tyd het hy baievir die land beteken. Daar sal nooitweer iemand soos hy wees nie. Hywas lief vir almal.”
Maria Booysen sê dat sy hartseeris oor Madiba se dood. “Hy was onsPa. Wat gaan nou gebeur. Daar isreeds stories dat ons nie meer geld-jies gaan kry nie. Maar moenie alsglo nie, enmoenie kleingelowigweesnie. Ons salmoet saamstaan enme-kaar help, soos my Pa dit sou wouhê.”
Izaan Havenga sê die gevoelens is aaklig.Hy was ’n legende. Hy was die beter mens.Ons was geseënd om hom vir 95 jaar inons land te hê, maar dit is almal se lot,en hy was vir ons geleen. Ek hoop net almalkan respek vir mekaar toon, soos hy ditwou hê. Ons moet liefde uitstraal.”
Gedenkdiensvir MadibaOp Vrydag 13 Desember worddaar in die Kruiskerk ’n ge-denkdiensvirdieontslapeNel-son Mandela gehou.Dit begin om 12:00 en is
gereël deur die Raad vir Kerk-like Samewerking in Stellen-bosch.Die prediker is prof. Nico
Koopman. Die ander sprekersis Stellenbosch se burgemees-ter Conrad Sidego en dr. AlanBoesak.
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Sport in kortCoronationkrieketklub houtoernooiDie Coronationkrieketklub hou op
15 Desember ’n gholfdag by die Wellingtongholfbaan. En op 16 Desember is daar ’n sesaan’nkantkriekettoernooi by die Pnielsportgronde.Vir meer besonderhede bel Colin
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Idas Valley crowned Kappa Cup championsIdas Valley are thewinners of theinaugural u. 15 Kappa Cup. Theyoung Stellenbosch playersclaimed a 1-0 victory over fellowfinalistsMaties in the Kappa Cupfinals held at Stellenbosch Uni-versity’s (SU) Lentelus SoccerCentreonSaturday30November.
The final was the culmination ofa knock-out tournament featuringplayers from 15 local clubs and oneinvitation team, held over the pasttwo weekends.
Last Saturday’s action began withsemi-final matches betweenFranschhoek and Idas Valley, fol-lowed by a showdown betweenMaties and Newtons.
Idas Valley and Maties subse-quently emerged as winners, pro-gressingtothefinalmatchof theday.
The final of the Kappa Cup lived
up to the expectations and excite-ment created all week.
Maties narrowly missed scoringin the seventh minute as a shot from25 m out beat the goalkeeper, but notthe woodwork. Idas Valley slowlybut surely came back into the gameand claimed better ball possession inthe first half.
This pressure led to the first goalwhen the Maties keeper could onlyparry a corner following which, Dus-tin van Kerwel of Idas Valley put theball into the back of the net. Idas Val-ley went into the break one goalahead.
Maties came out firing in the sec-ond half and were awarded a penaltyin the 60th minute when one of theIdas Valley defenders handled theball in the 18-yard area.
The Idas Valley keeper showed hismettle when he excellently saved
from the spot, not once, but twice, asthe referee rewarded a retake aftertheballmovedwhentheMatiesplay-er took the first penalty kick. The ex-citement levels grew after this asboth teams gave their all in the re-maining minutes.
Ultimately the Idas Valley defenceproved outstanding and this was thedeciding difference between the twoteams.
The Kappa Cup is a product of therecent partnership between SU andthe Stellenbosch Local Football As-sociation (LFA).
The partnership focuses on stimu-lating youth soccer through healthyinter-club competition.
“This partnership creates a foun-dation for discovering and develop-ing soccer talent, as well as sportleadership capacity within theGreater Stellenbosch area,” says
Stellenbosch LFA chairman, JosephJacobs.
According to Garth le Roux, Mat-ies Football Club’s manager, the tal-ent on display during the tourna-ment bodes well for the future of soc-cer in Stellenbosch. “With properdevelopmental training, guidanceand commitment, we will see a cou-ple of stars showcasing their talentson the big scene very soon.”
“Theu.15teamsofclubsintheLFAwere all given the opportunity tocompete for top honours in the Kap-pa Cup,” says Warren Engelbrecht,sport scientist at Innovus, the uni-versity industry interaction and in-novation company of SU.
Title sponsor Kappa provided kitfor the two finalist teams, as well asfor the referees for the final match.
Spectators were also treated to adisplay of some of the youngest foot-
ball talent in Stellenbosch when lo-cal u.9 teams took to the field in aseries of friendly games between thetournament semi-final and finalmatches.
The SU-LFA partnership formspart of the university’s larger foot-ball development programme,which aims to establish the buildingblocks of football development in theregion and to nurture and developtalented players.
“Our world-class facilities, exper-tise in the field of sport science andour geographical location all meanthat we are ideally positioned tobuild the SU Football Programme in-to the leading football developmentprogramme in South Africa,” con-cludes Anita Nel, senior director: in-novation and business developmentat SU and Innovus’s chief executiveofficer.
Idas Valley AFC are the proud winners of inaugural u. 15 Kappa Cup that took place at the Lentelus Sports Centre. PHOTOS: ADRIAN BAILLIE STEWART
Maties FC scooped the second place award at the under-15 Kappa Cup.