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Stellenbosch | Franschhoek | Pniel | Kylemore
Year 15 • Tuesday 5 March 2013 | Tel. 021 887 2840
New structuresare fire resistantAccording toreports, over the last fiveyearsthere were on average 10 shack fires a dayin South Africa.
In Cape Town alone there are more than 100deaths resulting from shack fires every year.One of themost devastating fires in an informalsettlement in thehistoryofCapeTownoccurredin Khayelitsha at the beginning of 2013. Morethan1000shacksburnt to thegroundin this fire.During December and January this year, thenumber of people left homeless by shack firesamounted to nearly 5 200.“Shack fires arebecomingprevalent through-
out the country as shack settlements grow. Asa result, increasing numbers of dwelling unitsare built using highly flammable substancessuch as wood, cardboard and plastic and arebuilt in close proximity of each other,” said Da-vid Grier of the Cipla Foundation, which is rununder the auspices of CiplaMedpro, SouthAfri-ca’s third largest pharmaceutical company.“With limited services and infrastructure,
and no safety controls in place, impulsive andfast spreading conflagrations are a constantthreat.“Often, fire safety is compromised as many
people in our country cannot afford safe energysources and appliances.”To address the growing shack-fire crisis in in-
formal settlements,CiplaMedpro launchedAju-ga – a project that will see fire-resistant struc-tures and crèches erected in informal settle-ments.The event held at Villiera outside Stellen-
bosch, sawanAjugastructuresetalight,demon-stratingtheeffectivenessofthestructureincom-bating and containing fires.“By replacing crèches with fire-resistant
structures, this initiative ensures that when a
fire breaks out, the most vulnerable peopleinthecommunitywillbeprotected.Withthisinitiative we can also provide children witha place of safety and improve the conditionsin which they are schooled,” says Grier.Grier explains that the Ajuga unit is one
of the most unique and effective fire-resist-ant structures available, as it is made frompatented steel and fire-retardant panels,which have been fire-tested to 1 000 degrees.“The house takes one day to assemble, is fit-ted with standard windows and doors andservices such aswater and electricity can beinstalled.”Grier, who designed the Ajuga structure,
saysthattogetherwithOperationSmile,Cip-la Medpro have for many years been in-volved in raising funds for corrective sur-gery for childrenbornwith cleft lips andpal-ates.“DuringtheMilesforSmilesinitiatives,we noticed the rapid increase of children be-ing admitted with serious burn wounds andthat is when we decided to investigate thecauses around this.Whenwe saw the shock-ing devastation caused by shack fires, wecould not walk away.”Earlier in February this year, the Cipla
Foundation sponsored the first two Ajugastructures that replaced creches in the infor-mal settlement of Du Noon in Cape Town.“Currently we import the main wall com-
ponent for theunits.However, there isaplantohavea localmanufacturing facilityupandrunningwithin the next fivemonths, to con-tribute togrowing the local economy,and in-crease the production levels of these struc-tures,” says Grier.For more information on Ajuga, to get in-
volvedinthisproject,ortoapplyforanAjugacrèche, please visit www.ajuga.co.za
The Ajuga structure, which was set alight during a special demonstration on Villiera, outside Stellenbosch.PHOTOS: JULIAN GOLDSWAIN
The fire did not spread from the Ajuga structure.
Rynard van der Westhuizen, the Cipla Medpro Market-ing Director (left) with David Grier, Cipla Medpro Foun-dation Managing Trustee, at the launch of Ajuga.
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Dream still a reality thanks to SAPSELBÉ VAN HEERDEN
A local cyclist’s dream totake part in the ABSACape Epic was almost ru-ined after he was robbedof his bicycle.
Due to the quick reactionby local police the bicyclewas recovered the same dayand three men were arrest-ed.The incident follows after
a spate of robberies on theR44 on the way to Welge-vonden as well as the R301(Koelenhof Road) in the ar-ea of Welgevonden Boule-vard.Masixole Martini was on
his way to Kayamandi fromDurbanville to meet up with his teammate,ShaunMtintsilana. They are both taking partin the ABSA Cape Epic for Team Pragma Sil-verback.According to police spokesperson, Lt Nath-
alie Martin, the incident took place on 23 Feb-
ruary on the R304.Martini was passing
Welgevonden Boulevardwhenfourmenarmedwithknives, robbed him of hisbicycle.
“Threemenwere arrest-ed later that same day bythe Cloetesville SAPS.
Later, when the detec-tives went on patrol in thearea,Martini’sbicyclewasrecovered in SmartieTown.
According to Mtintsila-na,Martiniwasonhiswayto Stellenbosch for theirtraining session when theincident took place.
“Four men armed withknives approached Marti-ni at 05:45 last Saturday.
The loss of his sponsored bicycle meant thatboth of us would not have been able to takepart in the Cape Epic. It would have had hugenegative effects on both our careers in thesport,” said Mtintsilana.Team Pragma Silverback praised the police
for their quick reaction and especially thework of Detective Constable Marlon AppolisandSergeantGeradoHendrickswhofoundthebicycle on the same day.
Thetwomenarehopingtofinishonthepodi-um in theExxaroDevelopmentDivisionof theCape Epic. Both are very involved in theircommunities to promote healthy living and tobe role models for the youth.
For more information regarding their ef-forts, visit www.cyrustrust.org.
Masixole Martini (right) and his team mateShaun Mtintsilana.
Masixole Martini’s bicycle which was found back inSmartie Town after he was robbed.
Drie vas in Cloetesville vir dwelmhandelDie Cloetesville-polisiekantoor het verledeweek toegeslaan op plaaslike smokkelhuise enbeslag gelê op ’n groot hoeveelheid dagga enkontant.Volgens polisiewoordvoerder sers. Zenobia
Sedeman, het lede van die Cloetesville-polisietydens ’n spesiale operasie toegeslaan op ’n be-kende dwelmhuis in die area.“ ’n Vrou (34) is op 27 Februarie in Jakaran-
dastraat aangekeer ná dwelmverkope by diehuis gemaak is. Daar is beslag gelê op verskil-lendedwelmswat inhaarbesitwas.SyhetVry-dag in die hof verskyn op klagte van handelin verbode middels.”Tydens ’n tweede operasie, op 28 Februarie
het die Cloetesville polisie, onder leiding vanAO Leepile Moloke beslag gelê op vier swart-sakke vol dagga met die waarde van sowatR2 000.Twee mans (34 en 33 jaar oud) is in hegtenis
geneem.“Inligting isaandiepolisiedeurgegeedatdie
twee mans langs die treinspoor loop, aan dieagterkant van Hoërskool Cloetesville.“Die mans is in hegtenis geneem en die
dwelms is in hul besit gevind.”Die polisie het die gemeenskap bedank vir
hul samewerkingwat gelei het tot aankeer vandie handelaars.Albei mans het Vrydag in die hof verskyn.
Hier (van links) is konst. Malvrey Pieterse, konst. Manchall Cloete en AO Leepile Moloke.FOTO: ELBÉ VAN HEERDEN
Hot spotsThe hot spots for crime the last week were:
) Sector 1: Theft at Standard Bank ATM inBirdStreet.Theftoutofmotorvehicles,burglaryand robbery in Bird Street between MerrimanAvenueandPleinStreet.Theftoutofmotorvehi-cles, burglary and robbery in Ryneveld Streetbetween Victoria Street and Jan Cilliers Drive.Theft out of motor vehicles and robbery on cam-pus between Victoria and Banghoek Streets.
) Sector 2: Theft out of motor vehicles in DieBoord between Van Rheede and Peeka Streets.Burglaries in Onder-Papegaaiberg.
) Sector3:Burglary, theftoutofmotorvehicleand robbery on the Koelenhof Road.
) Sector 4: Malicious damage to property androbbery on the R304 (Koelenhof Road).– Information supplied by Stellenbosch SAPS.
Gazette gaan MobiNetmeerasagtmaandenádieGazette-groepaan-lyn gegaan het, kan jy ook ons nuus in die palmvan jou hand hê. Van 12 Maart sal die BolandGazette-webwerf in Mobi-formaat vir selfoonge-bruikers beskikbaar wees, wat beteken jy kandie nuus van al ses Gazette-streke lees waar jyjou ook al bevind.NuusvandieSwartland,Breederivier/Lange-
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speletjies en musiek, sien die weervoorspellingen neem aan kompetisies deel.
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“’n Verenigde en uitnemende Kaapse Wynland!”Die Kaapse Wynland Distriksmunisipaliteit streef daarna om ’n dinamiese en doeltreffende diens aan die gemeenskap onder syjurisdiksie te lewer. As ’n diensbillikheidswerkgewer het ons tans die volgende vakatures vir toepaslik gekwalifiseerde en ervare
persone.
RegsadviseurWorcester
Beginsalaris: R248 640 per jaar (Verw. 41)Posprofiel: • Verseker nakoming van relevante regs- en statutêre vereistes regdeur die Distriksmunisipaliteit • Verskaf regsadvies enmenings aan die Raad, Statutêre Komitees, Munisipale Bestuurder, Uitvoerende Bestuur en ander werknemers • Verskaf kommentaarop verslae wat aan die Raad, die Burgemeesterskomitee, Portefeuljekomitees en die Plaaslike Arbeidsforum voorgelê moet word• Bestudeer en stel kommentaar oor nuwe wetgewing saam en skryf agenda-items om wetgewing en regsimplikasies te verduidelik • Stelkontrakte en ander dokumente met ’n regsaard op en verleen bystand met die opstel en nagaan van ooreenkomste wat deur die Raad gesluit is• Bestuur arbeidsregsake • Bywoning van vergaderings en die opstel van verslae aan die Raad, Burgemeesterskomitee en Portefeuljekomiteesvir oorweging • Voorbereiding en samestelling van die agenda vir die Reëlskomitee • Skakel met eksterne Regsadviseurs van die Raad en/ofander eksterne Regsadviseurs ten opsigte van enige regsake.Vereistes: • Relevante Regsgraad • Vier jaar regsdienste ervaring in ’n Munisipaliteit • Rekenaargeletterdheid • Taalbevoegdheid in ten minstetwee van die drie amptelike tale van die Wes-Kaap • Geldige kode B-rybewys.
Ambagsman:WerktuigkundigeCeres
Beginsalaris: R140 028 per jaar (Verw. 754)Posprofiel: • Lewer meganiese ondersteuningsdienste aan die Distriksmunisipaliteit se voertuig- en masjinerievloot • Hanteer vereisteadministrasie van kwotasies, diensrekords, ens. • Hou toesig oor werktuigkundiges en ander werkswinkelpersoneel en skeduleer voertuig- enmasjinerie instandhouding • Hou toerusting in stand • Hanteer verstellings aan voertuie en toerusting soos versoek • Versien en herstel voertuieen masjinerie • Implementeer voorkomende instandhouding aan voertuie en masjinerie • Verskaf indiensopleiding aan nuwe operateurs tenopsigte van voertuie en masjinerie.Vereistes: • Ten minste twee jaar toepaslike ervaring in ’n meganiese werkswinkel • Ervaring as dieselwerktuigkundige/petrolwerktuigkundige• Ambagsman met vaktoets • Rekenaargeletterdheid • Geldige kode EC1-rybewys • Geldige Professionele Bestuurspermit • Bereidwilligheidom bystandsdiens te verrig.
Voorman (Padinstandhouding)Stellenbosch
Beginsalaris: R125 004 per jaar (Verw. 401)Posprofiel: • Verseker instandhouding en konstruksie van geproklameerde paaie • Verskaf bystand aan die Superintendent ten opsigte vandie beplanning en organisasie van alle werk deur middel van ’n werksprogram • Voer padinspeksies in opdrag van die Superintendent uit• Implementeer kwaliteitsbeheer en verseker sodoende dat daar aan voorgeskrewe minimum standaarde voldoen word • Lei ondergeskiktesop en versprei inligting aan hulle • Verskaf doeltreffende bestuur van personeel en verwante aktiwiteite binne die afdeling.Vereistes: • Graad 12-sertifikaat • Twee jaar toepaslike ervaring • Geldige kode B-rybewys • Goeie kommunikasievermoë.Byvoordele vir die al die bostaande poste sluit ’n pensioen-/aftreefonds, mediese skema, groeplewensversekering, dertiende tjek en nie-pensioendraende verblyftoelae in.
ProjekkoördineerderFranschhoek
(Een-jaar-kontrak)Salaris: R363 797 per jaar (Alles insluitende pakket)
Sleutelprestasie-areas: • Hou toesig oor en koördineer projekte, tegniese bedrywighede, gesondheids- en veiligheidsnakoming enwerkstandaarde van kontrakteurs • Hou toesig oor opleidings- en maatskaplike ontwikkelingsprogramme • Uitvoering van veldverifikasiesvir generering van kontrakte • Uitvoering van veldinspeksies om nakoming van Werk vir Waternorme en -standaarde te verseker • Uitvoeringvan selfevaluering van projekte • Uitvoering van finale inspeksies van terreine wat skoongemaak is • Uitvoering van gesondheids- enveiligheidsevaluerings van kontrakteurs • Opvoeding van kontrakteurs aangaande Menslikehulpbronbeleide van Werk vir Water (WvW-)/Uitgebreide Openbarewerksprogram (UOWP) • Bevorder welwillendheid tussen projekte en belanghebbendes • Implementeer die Wet op dieBewaring van Landbouhulpbronne, 1983 (Wet No 43 van 1983; CARA).Vereistes: • Graad 12 sertifikaat met ten minste 10 jaar praktiese projekbestuurservaring • ’n Geldige Kode EB-rybewys en bereidwilligheidom te reis • Uitnemende projekbestuursvaardighede (beplanning, begroting en interpersoonlike vaardighede) • Uitnemende kommunikasie-vaardighede, mondeling en skriftelik (verslae en aanbiedings) in ten minste twee van die drie tale in die Wes-Kaap • Goeie administratiewevaardighede • Rekenaarvaardigheid (MS Excel, Word en PowerPoint, asook Arcview).Die volgende kan as aanbevelings dien: • Kaartwerk en kaartleesvaardighede • Goeie kennis van onkruiddoders, biologiese beheeren kettingsaagbedrywighede • Basiese kennis van verwyderingsmetodes en -standaarde vir indringer eksotiese plante • Nakoming vanprestasieskedules • Die vermoë om selfstandig te werk • Die vermoë om konflik te bestuur • Die vermoë om werksverwante kritiek te hanteeren regstellende stappe op grond van sodanige kritiek te implementeer • Bereidwilligheid om buitenshuis te werk (ongeveer 90% van die tyd)• Die professionalisme om die hoogste standaarde van integriteit en eerlikheid te handhaaf.Let wel: Geskikte kandidate moet bereid wees om ’n bevoegdheidsgebaseerde onderhoud te voer, wat ’n praktiese evaluering sal insluit.
Neem asseblief kennis dat aansoeke wat nie aan die bogenoemde voorskrifte voldoen nie, nie oorweeg sal word nie. Laat aansoeke enaansoeke wat per faks en/of e-pos ontvang word, sal ook nie oorweeg word nie.Diesluitingsdatumviraansoekewordbeskouasdiedatumwaaropaansoekersmoetvoldoenaandieminimumvereistessoos inhierdieadvertensies uiteengesit word.Aansoekersmoet die voorgeskrewe aansoekvorm byme. JMartin by 021 888-5196, mnr. SMagalela by021 888-5109 en mev. R Beukes by 023 348-2311 aanvra. Aansoeke, vergesel van oorspronklike gewaarmerkte afskrifte vankwalifikasiesertifikate (grade, diplomas, sertifikate, skoolsertifikate, ens.), asook die verlangderybewyse en registrasiesertifikate van professionele liggame, waar van toepassing, moet aan dieMunisipale Bestuurder, Kaapse Wynland Distriksmunisipaliteit, Posbus 100, Stellenbosch 7599gestuur word.Let asseblief daarop dat, indien geen terugvoering teen 31 Mei 2013 ontvang word nie, kandidate moetaanvaar dat hulle aansoek onsuksesvol was.Sluitingsdatum: 15 Maart 2013 om 15:00Werwing sal ’n kandidaat diskwalifiseer.
Talent 360-sterre gaan skyn!’n Gala-aand soos nog nooit te voremet die dorp se beste talent.
Dit is wat Stellenbossers kan verwagby die eerste gala-aand van die Talent360-kompetisie op 22 Maart.
Op hierdie aand, wat in die Stellen-bosch-stadsaalgehousalword, salalte-saam 18 semi-finaliste uit Idasvallei,Cloetesville, Kayamandi, Raithby, Ja-mestown, die middedorp en Klapmutsmeedingomasdiebestedanser,sangerof akteur in die gebied aangewys teword.
Daarsalaantreklikepryse,asookdiegeleentheid om as Stellenbosch 360-ambassadeurs gekroon te word, op diespel wees. Die drie beoordelaars virdie aand – Waldemar Schulz (Jan-Hen-drik), O’Ryan Winter en Emile Jan-sen – is bekende TV-persoonlikhedevan onderskeidelik 7de Laan, Backsta-ge en Step Up or Step Out.
Die gasspreker is dr. Christo van derRheede, uitvoerende hoof van die AHI.
Kaartjies vir die gala-funksie is be-perk en belangstellendes moet hul sit-plekke vroegtydig by 021 883 3584 be-spreek. Die koste is R120 per persoon
en dit sluit ’n banket-ete en die opvoe-ring in. Daar is 240 galery-sitplekke be-skikbaar teen R30 per persoon en sluitnet die opvoering in. Daar sal wel ’nkontantkroegenversnaperingeaange-bied word.
Die kompetisie het ten doel om kul-tuurtoerisme na die Stellenbosch ge-meenskappe te bevorder. Ann Heyns,bestuurder van ontwikkeling vir Stel-lenbosch 360, is verheug oor die veel-
voud en gehalte talent wat tydens diekompetisie na vore gekom het. “Metdie uitdunne kon ons ook daarin slaagomeenvanonshoofdoelwitte teverwe-senlik, naamlik die identifisering vanbestaande en wordende entrepreneursvanuit ons gemeenskappe. “Ons begineersdaags met inligtingsessies enwerkwinkels in elkeen van die ge-meenskappe om laasgenoemde se toe-trede tot toerisme te bevorder.”
Hier (agter van links) isMarinaScheffers, Laetitia Solomons, LouisaWynand, Anneli Kampher;(middel) Cheryl Farao, Ann Heyns, Luzuko Mdunyelwa, Annemarie Ferns, prof. Andreas vanWyk, prof. Julian Smith, Wayne Boonzaaier; (voor) Ralston Oliphant, Gillian Williams, LucianoSwarts, Razia de Klerk, Renzow Kok en Ricardo Gordon. FOTO: JACQUES ENSINK
Voedingsaksie soek’n nuwe tuisteStellenbosch-voedingsaksie(SVA) is tans dringend op soekna ’n nuwe perseel.
SVA, ’n voedingskoördine-rings-program wat funksio-neer in die breër Stellenboschmunisipale gebied, voorsienweekliks sowat 8 500 maaltye,3 000 ondersteunende maaltyeen 3 000 kospakkies aan sowat4 000 behoeftige individue, ver-al kinders in nood, siekes, be-jaardes en haweloses.
Die organisasie help dusgrootliks met die groot voedsel-tekort wat swaar op menigeStellenbossers se skouers rus.Dít, veral na ’n studie deur dieSustainability Insitute onlangsbevind het dat 28% van dieplaaslike gemeenskap nie oorvoedselsekuriteit beskik nie.
Ná ’n aantal jare by die NGNoordkerk, kom SVA se tyd opdié perseel tot op ’n einde.
Hulle benodig nou dringend’n nuwe perseel om hul diensvoort te sit.
Volgens Liesel Koen, die be-stuurder, moet die perseel sen-traal geleë wees, oor ’n kom-buis beskik wat soos ’n indus-triële kombuis aangewend kanword, ’n stoorkamer hê metruimte om droë voorrade te
stoor en vries- en yskaste te kanakkommodeer, ’n kantoor enparkeerplek vir drie voertuie.
Die perseel word net vir ad-ministrasie- doeleindes ge-bruik en om die voedsel te ont-vang, verwerk en te stoor.Maaltyewordniebydieperseelbedien nie, slegs by verskeievoedingspunte in die dorp.
SVAondersteunook25anderorganisasies soos behoeftigecrèches, nasorgsentrums, sko-le, Jeuguitreik en StellenboschNagskuiling.
Hulle voorsien ook sedert2012 kospakkies aan sportuit-reik-programme by skole. Vol-gens Koen het die vraag namaandelikse kospakkies by ge-meenskapsorganisasies van-jaar grootliks toegeneem.
SVA het Stellenbosch-ramp-bestuur in 2013 tydens tweebrande asook tydens vloede enbrande in 2012 ondersteun.SVA neem ook in skoolvakan-sies deel aan uitreik-aksies enopheffingsprogramme.
Belangstellendes wat SVAdringend met ’n perseel in Stel-lenbosch kan help, kan ’n e-posna [email protected] stuur of021 886 8986/071 322 0747 bel.
BOME VIR SKOLE: Lede van Stellenbosch 360, in samewerking met die KaapseWynland-distriksmunisipaliteit, het onlangs bome by laerskole in Stellenbosch ge-plant as deel van hul Stellenbosch 360 Leaf A Legacy-projek. Die bome is bydie skole geplant om die leerlinge koelte in die somer te gee, maar ook om hullete leer hoe om bome te versorg. Rhea Michau, Ann Heyns en Jenna Moses vanStellenbosch 360 was betrokke by die boomplantdag. Die bome is by LaerskoolCloetesville en AF Louw geplant. Hier is leerlinge van Laerskool Cloetesville besigom self een van die twee bome te plant. FOTO: VERSKAF
Jeugweek van 10tot 13 MaartDie Tienerkerk Jeugweek, ’ngeleentheid waar jong mensesaam met hul maats die Here senaamgrootkanmaak,viervan-jaar sy 10de bestaansjaar.
Dit is ’n gesamentlike tiener-bediening van die NG kerkeStellenbosch-Sentraal, Moe-dergemeente, Stellenbosch-Wes en Stellenbosch-Welgele-gen en word vanjaar van 10 tot13 Maart op Stellenbosch ge-hou.
Dit skop af met ’n familie-ere-diens op 10 Maart om 10:00 indieJeugweek-tentbyPaulRoosGimnasium. Die tieners se by-eenkomste vind elke aand van18:45 af plaas in die tent. Vir dievoorskoolse en laerskoolkin-
ders is daar van Maandag totWoensdag om 17:00 ’n byeen-koms in die tent.
Vanjaar se tienerspreker,Ryno Meyer, sal praat oor dieritme van christenskap en omte dans na die ritme van die He-re.
Vir die kleiner kinders komkuier Sakkie en Sieg en nog ’npaar van hul vriende. Dit is ’nlewendige en opwindende pop-perasie met lekker musiek ensang.
Jeugweek is ’n viering vanjonkwees in Christus. Dit is ’ngeleentheid waar skoolkinderssaam die Here loof en prys ensaam nadink oor hoe die Herewil hê hulle moet leef.
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Fun cycle rides on 8,15 and 22 MarchThe Stellenbosch Municipality willbe continuing with its safer cyclingcampaign by having a fun ride everyFriday.
The campaign was launched in De-cember 2012 in an attempt to reduce ourcarbon footprint and to encourage peo-ple to use the town’s extensive Non-Mo-torised Transport Network (NMT).The next fun rides will be held on 8,
15 and 22 March.The aim of the event is to increase
awareness around the benefits of cy-cling and the relief it brings to thetown’s already congested roads.The purpose of these events is to en-
couragemotoristsandcyclists tousetheroads in a safer manner while cyclistswill also be made aware of the increas-ing number of crime hot spots in andaround the Stellenbosch municipal ar-ea.This initiative ties inwiththemunici-
pality’s NMT project and the Safer Cy-cling Campaign respectively champi-oned by the engineering services andcommunity and protection services de-partments.Councillors and municipal officials
will join in on the activities.The fun ride will start at 11:00 at the
town hall in Plein Street and cyclistswill cycle for about 90 minutes. Thegroup leader will determine the route.Call Lizelle Stroebel (Stellenbosch
Traffic department) on 021 808 8838 forfurther information.
)For further information on the Sa-fer Cycling Campaign visit www.eikes-tadnuus.co.za
Here is the executive mayor, Alderman Conrad Sidego, alongwith Mia (5) and Aiden (3) Brent during a previous cyclingevent in town. PHOTO: SAMANTHA VAN DEN BERG
Call for people to join KACF committeesThe organisers of the annual Kayamandi Artsand Cultural Festival (KACF) are currently in-viting all interested individuals or groups totakepart inoneof the festival’s special commit-tees.The terms of reference that outlines the re-
sponsibilities and deliverables of the commit-tees will be made available on request.Ameeting to elaborate on the roles, responsi-
bilities and deliverables will be scheduled andall those who indicated to have interest will be
contacted.They are seeking committed and creative
people with a strong interest in Kayamandi.The various committees will be music, dance,drama, DJs, the beauty pageant and the KACFCup (soccer and netball).Please send an e-mail to Paul Khambule at
[email protected] or SilulamiMbok-wana at [email protected] for furtherinformation or if you would like to serve on acommittee.
Tussenverkiesing in Wyk 22 op 6 MaartDie Onafhanklike Verkiesingskommissie(OVK) het bevestig dat ’n munisipale tussen-verkiesing vir Wyk 22 op 6 Maart 2013 gehousal word.Die tussenverkiesing volg op die bedanking
van raadslid Leon de Villiers van die DA.Wyk22bediendiewoonbuurtebekendasDie
Boord,Brandwacht,Dalsig,WelgelegenenKri-geville.Nominasies het op 14 Februarie 2013 gesluit.
Drie partye het kandidate benoem.Hulle is dieAfricanNationalCongress seNuraanvanKer-wel, die Demokratiese Alliansie se EstherGroenewald en Gordon Reid van die Stellen-
bosch Civics Association.Tydensdie registrasienaweekhet 98persone
as nuwe kiesers geregistreer.Hoewel dit nou te laat is om vir hierdie tus-
senverkiesingteregistreer,kanStellenbossersnog elke dag tydens werksure gaan aansoekdoen om op die kiesersrol geplaas te word bydie OVK se kantoor in Ryneveld Plaza, Ryne-veldstraat.Die stembusse sal op 6 Maart oop wees van
06:00 tot 21:00.Die stempunte vir die tussenververikesing
in Wyk 22 is by die Hoër Meisieskool Rhenishen Laerskool Eikestad geleë.
Cook withStellemployStellemploy will train 12 unemployed peoplein methods of cooking, knife skills and intro-duction to baking skills, kitchen hygiene andbasic nutrition from 11 to 28 March 2013.This opportunity is only available to 12 un-
employedpeople (18 to35years)withconsumeror hospitality studies on grade 10 level or expe-rience in the hospitality industry.Call Gaino or Betta on 021 886 6993 for more
information on the cooking course.
Bespreek stalletjievir “Junk”-mark’n Unieke “Junk”-mark sal Saterdag 27 Aprilby die NG Kerk Stellenbosch-Wes gehou wordwat belangstellendes ’n kans bied om ekstrageldteverdien. Enigeitems kanverkoopword.Staanplekke by die mark kos R60 en belang-
stellendes moet so goumoontlik bespreek. Diemarkisvan09:00 tot14:00enalleStellenbossersword genooi om te kom rondsnuffel. Daar salook kosstalletjies en kindervermaak wees.Navrae: Michelle Botha by 079 380 2004.
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BELANGRIKEKENNISGEWING
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OPROEP VIR VOORSTELLE VIR DIE LEWERING VAN MAATSKAPLIKE- ENGEMEENSKAPSONTWIKKELINGSDIENSTE
Die provinsiale visie wat die Departement van Maatskaplike Ontwikkeling onderskryf is dit van ’n “Oop
Geleentheidsamelewing”.Hierdievisiegeeuitvoeringdeurdievolgendestrategiesedoelwitte:modernisering
van dienslewering, die verbetering van die bestuur, die skepping van geleenthede en ’n samelewing wat
omgee. In die uitvoering van hierdie doelwitte, word voorstelle ingewag van nie-winsgewende organisasies
om met die Departement van Maatskaplike Ontwikkeling in vennootskap te gaan vir die implementering
van die volgende dienste:
Die kriteria en voorwaardes van toepassing, Program Spesfikasies vir MOD Sentrums en die aansoek-formaat kan verkry word via ’n e-pos aan die hulptoonbank of op die provinsiale webwerf by http://www.westerncape.gov.za/eng/your_gov/4190 (Departement van Maatskaplike Ontwikkeling). Addisionelenavrae kan gerig word aan die DMO hulptoonbank Oproepsentrum nommer 0800 220 250 of e-posadresby [email protected].
Die sluitingstyd en -datum vir die indiening van aansoeke is op 5 April 2013 om 16h00. Alle organisasies watvan voornemens is om met die Departement te vennoot, insluitende diegene wat tans befondsing ontvangmoet diensplanne indien. Diensplanne kan gepos word vir aandag: Me M Hindley by die Departement vanMaatskaplike Ontwikkeling, Privaatsak X9112, Kaapstad, 8000. Alternatiewelik moet dit geplaas word indie gemerkte houer in die voorportaal van die Departement se Hoofkantoor, geleë te Koningin VictoriaStraat 14, Uniehuis, Kaapstad.
Programme Diensleweringgapings Teiken Gebiede
Bemagtiging vanSlagoffers
Voorsiening van intervensie programme/dienste aan slagoffers van misdaad engeweld in landelike gebiede en een Metro
Kaapse Wynland/Overberg: Overberg Eden/Karoo: Beaufort-Wes, OudtshoornWeskus Areas.Metro Suid: Ocean View, Red Hill,Masiphumelele, Vishoek
Voorsiening van geslagsgebaseerdeprogramme/dienste gefokus op dievoorkoming van geweld met mans, seuns,persone in intieme verhoudings, gesinneen oortreders as onderskeie teikengroepe
Weskus AreaEden/Karoo: Beaufort-Wes, Oudtshoorn, GeorgeCape Winelands: Overberg
Volhoubare skuilingsdienste/Halfweghuise in drie landelike gebiedeen een Metro
Metro Suid: Lavender Hill, RetreatKaapse Wynland/Overberg AreasEden/Karoo: Beaufort-Wes, OudtshoornWeskus Area
MaatskaplikgerigteMisdaadvoorkoming
Voorsiening van maatskaplikemisdaadvoorkomingsprogramme/dienste gerig op volwassenes
Metro Noord: Bellville, Parow Middestad
Persone metgestremdhede
Dagsorgprogramme vir kinders metgestremdhede
Metro Suid en Oos, Eden Karoo en Weskus Areas.
Dagsorgprogramme vir volwassenes metgestremdhede
Metro Noord en Oos, Eden/Karoo, Weskus Areas
Beskermende Werkswinkels Kaapse Wynland/Overberg: Swellendam
Voorspraakprogramme vir persone metvisuele- en gehoorgestremdhede
Provinsiaal: Wes-Kaap
Fasilitering van netwerking van diensteen intersektorale samewerking in dieGestremdhede Sektor in die provinsie
Provinsiaal: Wes-Kaap
Ouer Persone Geriatriesesorg- en bestuur m.b.t.gesondheidaanslae vir die registrasie vanbefondsde residensiële fasiliteite in dieprovinsie
Provinsiaal: Wes-Kaap
Dwelmmisbruik Buite-pasiëntbehandelingsprogramme Eden/Karoo: Beaufort-Wes, Oudtshoorn, KnysnaKaapse Wynland/Overberg: Hermanus,Gansbaai, Langeberg, Ashton Weskus Gebiede
Re-integrasie en nasorgdienste Eden/Karoo: Beaufort-Wes, Oudtshoorn, KnysnaKaapse Wynland/Overberg: Hermanus, Gansbaai
VolhoubareLewensbestaan
Daaglikse voorsiening vangesondheidsvoedselpak (toebroodjieen vrugte) aan 150 deelnemers deurgespesifiseerde MOD (Massadeelname,geleentheid en toegang, ontwikkeling engroei) sentrums in die dorpe en voorstedein die Provinsie
Voorkeur sal gegee word aan diensverskaffers watwerk in die nabyheid aan die gespesifiseerde areasMetro-Suid: Samora Machel, Woodlands,Beacon Valley, Rocklands, Tafelsig, Silvertown,Heideveld, Houtbaai.Kaapse Wynland/Overberg: Swellendam,Hermanus, Touwsrivier, Worcester, Ceres,Robertson, Stellenbosch, PaarlEden/Karoo: Heidelberg, Mosselbaai, Knysna,Plettenbergbaai, Oudtshoorn, Beaufort-Wes,Murraysburg.Weskus Area: Saldanha, Vredenburg, Citrusdal,Clanwilliam, Vredendal
Apple crumble muffinsWard off the hunger pangs withthese delicious apple crumblemuffins.
Preparation time: 10 minCooking time: 20 minIngredientsFor the topping:60 ml pecan nuts15 ml ground cinammon45 ml brown sugarFor the muffins:250 ml cake flour125 ml wheat bran5 ml baking soda2.5 ml salt125 ml buttermilk or plain yo-
gurt80 ml sunflower oil5 ml vanilla essence1 large egg2 grated apples - with skinMakes 12
MethodFor the topping: Mix together
pecan nuts with the cinnamonand brown sugar.For the muffins: Sieve the cake
flour, wheat bran, baking soda(bicarbonate of soda) and salt.Whisk together the buttermilk
(or plain yogurt) with the sun-flower oil, vanilla essence andegg.Add the yogurt mixture to the
flour mixture and stir until wellblended.Fold in the grated apple.Spoon into a prepared 12 hole
muffin pan and sprinkle the top-ping over before baking for 20minutes untilwell risen and gold-en brown.Allowtocoolbeforeeating.Best
made and eaten on the same day.Recipe from www.food24.com
Apple crumble muffins PHOTO: FOO24.COM
Argitektoniese uitstappiesWil jy sien en hoor hoe opwin-dend-interessant argitektuurkanwees? Hoe geboue die storiein ’n
dorp kan vertel?Die bekende kultuurhistorikus
Matilda Burden sal joumet anderoë laat kyk na die hart van die Ei-kestad met sy argitektoniese ju-wele.Vanjaar sal twee verskillende
roetes van4 tot 9Maart aangebied
word op alternatiewe dae: Maan-dag, Woensdag en Vrydag na diemiddedorp, Dinsdag, Donderdagen Saterdag na die omgewing vandie Braak.Wandelings begin om 17:00 van
die Erfurthuis af.Deelname beloop R40 per jaar
per wandeling. Vir besprekingskontakEsméAdriaanseby tel 021887 2937
FINAL SUMMER CONCERT AT SOLMS DELTA: Tribal Echo, with their melting potof musical styles, will play out this season’s final summer concert at Solms-Deltawine estate on Saturday 9 March. The Delta Valley Entertainers will kick offthe evening followed by Lekker Lekker Delta – Solms-Delta’s very own brassstage ensemble, the Delta Langbroek Band, the Soetstemme choir and the DeltaFour. Don’t miss a wonderful evening of rural Cape food, music and dance onthe Fyndraai restaurant lawns. Sip one of the Solms-Delta wines, relax and enjoya hearty Kaapse Braai buffet and listen to the sounds of local favourites. Theconcert will take place from 19:00 to 21:30. Tickets cost R210 and R100 forchildren under 12. To book call Henry on 021 874 3937 or email: [email protected]. For more details and programme line-up go to www.solms-del-ta.co.za - Events & Summer concerts.
HEMELSE KUNS: Tydens vanjaarse USWoordfees is die kunswerkevan 13 kunstenaars te sien by diePJ Olivier-kunssentrum. Die temavan die Woordfees-uitstalling isHemels en word op elke kunste-naar se unieke wyse aan die fees-gangers en publiek bekendgestelen te koop aangebied. Die uitstal-ling open om 14:30 op 2 Maart.Die uitstalling sal tot 26 Maart tesien wees. Stefan Hundt, kuratorvan die Sanlam-kunsversamelingsal die opening behartig. Hier isNelis Koegelenberg, hoof van PJOlivier-kunssentrum, by een vandie kunswerke. Vir meer inligtingbel 0218864854. FOTO:VERSKAF
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5 Maart)Alkoholiste Anoniem (AA Stellenbosch Sen-traal) ontmoet 20:15 in die NG Kerk Stellen-bosch-Wes in Alexanderstraat. 0 084 293 3967.
7 Maart)Alkoholiste Anoniem (AA) sowel as Alanon,ter ondersteuning van vriende en familie vanverslaafdes, ontmoet 20:15 in die NG Kerk Stel-lenbosch-Wes in Alexanderstraat. Navrae:084 293 3967 (AA) of 021 889 5791 (Alanon).
8 Maart)Die Hoër Meisieskool Bloemhof vier hul138ste bestaansjaar om 11:00 by die BloemhofSentrum. Alle oud-Bloemhoffers is welkom.RSVP: 2 [email protected] of0 021 887 3044.
9 Maart) Die Cape Corps Foundation nooi alle oud-sol-date en hul afhanklikes uit na ’n vergaderingin die Cloetesville-biblioteeksaal. Dit begin10:00. Die nasionale voorsitter sal die vergade-ring toespreek. Mense wat wil aansluit moetgesertifiseerde afskrifte van die volgende byhulle hê: ID’s, trousertifikaat, militêre sertifi-kate en doodsertifikate van soldate. 0 Adre:by 021 930 1922, Girly Konana by 073 916 1230 ofmnr. De Jongh by 076 942 3602.
Paashaas spesiale gas by volmaanpiekniekKinders kan ’n vroeë Paasfees ge-niet by die laaste volmaanpiekniekvan die seisoen by die AfrikaanseTaalmonument Donderdag 28Maart.
Ouers moet hul kinders se paaseiers,watduidelikgemerkmoetwees,voorafin die Paashaas se mandjie by dieVolksmond Koffiewinkel kom sit. DiePaashaas behoort om 18:30 sy opwag-ting te maak om die paaseiers uit tedeel.
Sonsondergang is om 18:45 en maan-opkoms is om 20:05. ’n Begeleide toervan die monument sal om 18:30 en weerom 19:30 aangebied word, en die monu-ment sal tot om 22:00 oop wees.
Besoekersiswelkomomhuleiepiek-niekmandjies saam te bring of een byVolksmond Koffiewinkel te bestel. Bel021 863 2800 vir bestellings.
Volksmond sal tot om 22:00 oop weesvir koffie en ligte verversings.
Die toegangsfooi by die hek beloopR15 vir volwassenes, R10 vir studenteen R5 vir kinders (gratis onder sesjaar). Geen besprekings is nodig nie.
Besoekers moet onthou om flitse enwarm klere saam te bring. Geen hondeenvurewordtoegelaatnie.Veiligepar-kering is beskikbaar en toegang wordbeheer.
’n Nuutjie by vanjaar se volmaan-pieknieks is ’n fotokompetisie op dieTaalmonument se Facebook-blad, metverskeie pryse op die spel.
Vir meer inligting oor die Taalmuse-um of Taalmonument, bel021 863 0543/4809, besoek die webwerfby www.taalmonument.co.za, of be-soek www.facebook.com/afrikaanse-taalmonument of www.twitter.com/taalmonument.
BUFFEL SOEK SY HUIS: Beamptes van die Stellenbosch-munisipaliteit se departement ingenieursdienste hetonlangs hierdie buffel-standbeeld van die verkeersirkel op die hoek van Plein- en Ryneveldstraat “gered”. Diebuffel het vermoedelik weens kattekwaad op die verkeersirkel beland. Die standbeeld pronk egter tans indie direkteur van ingenieursdienste, André van Niekerk, se kantoor. Die eienaar van die buffel word uitgenooiom hom te kom haal. Bel 021 808 8213 of stuur ’n e-pos na [email protected].
First things first, go out and get testedThe Stellenbosch University’s annual HIVtesting campaign is back to challenge Mat-ies and the rest of the community to be sureof their HIV status.
This year the campaign will run betweenMonday 11 March to Friday 15 March onthe Rooiplein in a marquee tent outside theNeelsie on the Stellenbosch campus.
The faculty of Health Sciences will haveits campaign on the Tygerberg campusfrom Monday 18 March to Wednesday 20
March.The campaign urges students, staff and
those interested to come for a free and confi-dential HIV test. It, however, has a specificfocus on first year students.
The campaign, First Things First, aimsto encourage young South Africans, the fu-ture leaders, to be responsible, get tested forHIV and to empower themselves.
Please visit www.sun.ac.za/hiv for fur-ther information.
Annual Woefie Wandel on24 March on D’Aria EstateTake your pooch tojoin in the fun withhundreds of otherdogs at this year’sSPCA Purina WoefieWandel doggie-walkon 24 March on theD’Aria Wine Estate inthe Durbanville area.
This country dogwalk, organised by theCape of Good HopeSPCA (GoGH) and petfood company Purina,will take walkers andtheir dogs on a 4 kmscenic circular routethrough charmingvineyards. Before andafter the walk, participants and their dogs canrelax and socialise at the beautiful D’Aria Win-ery while enjoying wine-tasting, delicious eatsandtreatsonoffer,andtakingpart in fungivea-ways, lucky draws and competitions. Ownerswill be able to shop for the latest and greatestdoggy-products, while the kids entertain them-selves with ice cream and jumping castles.
Famed actress and Pasella presenter, VickyDavis will be master of ceremonies for the day.
Being an off-road country walk, the SPCAurges all entrants to wear proper walkingshoes suitable for walking on dirt roads. “Wealso want to caution owners of short-nosebreeds, such as bulldogs and pugs, and thosewith older dogs with joint problems, to consulttheir veterinarian before committing to takepart in the walk.
“Puppies under four months are not permit-
ted to take part. Own-ers of large breed dogs(18 months or young-er) should also consid-er walking a shorterdistance which will beindicated along theroute, as extendedwalking can put un-due pressure on deli-cate skeletal struc-tures”, says Juan Au-gust, eventscoordinator. Waterand cool-off points forboth dogs and ownerswill be available alongthe routes. SPCA in-spectors and Animal
Welfare assistants will be on hand to ensurehuman and canine walkers are kept safe alongthe routes.
Entry forms are available at local veterinari-ans, from the SPCA in Grassy Park and SPCAVet Shop in Plumstead. Visit www.spca-ct.co.za for further information.
Entrants who enter by email, fax, post or on-line at www.spca-ct.co.za before 17:00 on Fri-day 22 March, will qualify for a discounted en-try fee of R35 per person and R25 per dog andno cost for children in prams. Entries on theday will open at 07:00 at a cost of R40 per personan R30 per dog (with children in prams free).All entrants have to register on the day (07:00to 08:45).
For information on the routes, venue andregistration details visit www.spca-ct.co.za orcall the CoGH SPCA on 021 700 4141/80.
SUPERSTARS KLOPSE SAL VERMAAK: Die gewilde Superstars Klopse sal die komende Saterdag (9 Maart) by ’n piekniekkonsert by die Afrikaanse Taalmonumentoptree. Die vertoning begin 19:30 in die Tuinteater en toegang is R35 vir volwassenes, R10 vir kinders en gratis toegang vir kinders onder ses jaar. Dietwee-uur-lange konsert sluit in optredes deur die Superstars se junior en senior kore, hul koperblaasorkes, hul langarm-orkes én solo-optredes deur sangers.Bel 021 863 4809/0543 vir meer inligting.
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Human Communications C95055
“A unified Cape Winelands of excellence!”Cape Winelands District Municipality strives towards rendering a dynamic and effective service to the community under its jurisdiction.As an Employment Equity Employer, we currently offer the following vacancies to appropriately qualified and experienced individuals.
Legal AdvisorWorcester
Starting salary: R248 640 per annum (Ref. 41)Job profile: • Ensure compliance with relevant legal and statutory requirements throughout the District Municipality • Provide legal adviceand opinions to Council, Statutory Committees, Municipal Manager, Executive Management and other employees • Provide comments onreports that have to be tabled before Council, the Mayoral Committee, Portfolio Committees and the Local Labour Forum • Study and compilecomments on new legislation and write agenda items to explain legislation and enlighten legal implications • Compile contracts and otherdocuments of a legal nature and assist with the drafting and reviewing of agreements that have been concluded by Council • Manage labourlegal matters • Attend meetings and prepare reports to Council, Mayoral Committee and Portfolio Committees for consideration • Prepare andcompile the agenda for the Rules Committee • Interact with external legal advisors of Council and/or other external legal advisors with regardto any legal matters.Requirements: • Relevant Law degree • 4 years’ experience in legal services within a Municipality • Computer literacy• Language proficiency in at least 2 of the 3 official languages of the Western Cape • Valid Code B driver’s licence.
Artisan: MechanicCeres
Starting salary: R140 028 per annum (Ref. 754)Job profile: • Deliver mechanical support services to the District Municipality’s vehicular and machinery fleet • Execute requiredadministration of quotations, service records, etc • Supervise mechanics and other workshop personnel as well as schedule vehiclesand machinery services • Maintain equipment • Execute modifications on vehicles and equipment as requested • Service and repairvehicles and machinery • Implement preventative maintenance to vehicles and machinery • Provide in-service training of new operators onvehicles and machinery.Requirements: • At least 2 years’ appropriate experience in a Mechanical Workshop • Diesel mechanical/petrol mechanical experience• Trade-testedArtisan • Computer literacy • Valid Code EC1 driver’s licence • Valid Professional Driver’s permit • Willingness to perform standbyduties.
Foreman (Road Maintenance)Stellenbosch
Starting salary: R125 004 per annum (Ref. 401)Job profile: • Ensure maintenance and construction of proclaimed roads • Provide assistance to the Superintendent with regard to theplanning and organisation of all work by means of a work programme • Perform road inspections as instructed by the Superintendent• Implement quality control, thus ensuring prescribed minimum standards are met • Train subordinates and distribute information to them• Provide effective management of personnel and related activities within the Section.Requirements: • Grade 12 Certificate • 2 years’ appropriate experience • Valid Code B driver’s licence • Sound communicative ability.
Fringe benefits for the above mentioned posts include a pension/retirement fund, medical scheme, group life insurance, 13th cheque and anon-pensionable accommodation allowance.
Project Co-ordinatorFranschhoek
(One-year contract)Salary: R363 797 per annum (All inclusive package)
Key performance areas: • Oversee and coordinate projects, technical operations, health and safety compliance and work standardsof contractors • Oversee training and social development programmes • Conduct field verifications for contract generation• Conduct field inspections to ensure compliance with Working for Water norms and standards • Conduct project self-assessments • Con-duct final inspections on completed clearing sites • Conduct health and safety assessments on contractors • Educate contractors on HumanResource policies of Working for Water (WfW)/Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) • Promote goodwill between the projects andstakeholders • Implement the Conservation of Agricultural Resources Act, 1983 (Act No 43 of 1983; CARA).Requirements: • A Grade 12 certificate with at least 10 years’ practical project management experience • A valid Code EBdriver’s licence and willingness to travel • Exceptional project management skills (planning, budget and interpersonal skills) • Exceptionalcommunication skills, both verbal and written (reports and presentations) in at least two of the three official languages in the Western Cape• Good administrative skills • Computer literacy (MS Excel, Word and PowerPoint, as well as Arcview).The following will serve as recommendations: • Mapping and map reading skills • Good knowledge of herbicide, biological control andchainsaw operations • Working knowledge of invasive alien plant clearing methods and standards • Adherence to performanceschedules • The ability to work independently • The ability to manage conflict • The ability to handle work-related criticismand implement corrective actions based upon such criticism • Willingness to work outdoors (approximately 90% of the time) • Theprofessionalism to adhere to the highest standards of integrity and honesty.Note: Suitable candidates must be willing to undergo a competency-based interview, which will include a practical evaluation.
Kindly note that applicants that do not meet the above mentioned prescriptions will not be considered. Late applications and applicationsreceived by fax and/or email will also not be considered.The closing date for applications is regarded as the date on which minimum requirements as stipulated in this advertisementshould be met by applicants. Applicants must acquire the prescribed application form from Ms J Martin on (021) 888-5196,Mr S Magalela on (021) 888-5109 and Mrs R Beukes on (023) 348-2311. Applications, accompanied by originally-certified truecopies of qualification certificates (degrees, diplomas, certificates, school certificates, etc) aswell as required driver’s licences and registration certificates from professional bodies, whereapplicable, are to be forwarded to the Municipal Manager, Cape Winelands District Municipality,PO Box 100, Stellenbosch 7599.Please note that, should no feedback be received by 31 May 2013, candidates may assume that theirapplications have been unsuccessful.Closing date: 15 March 2013 at 15:00Canvassing will disqualify a candidate
Nominate your mostamazing teacherPEPisonceagainaskingkidsalloverSouthAfrica to nominate their favourite teacherfor the 2013 Amazing Teacher of the Yearaward – an initiative in which not only thewinning teacher but also the nominatorand the school all win prizes.
The competition is open toGrade 4 – 7 pupils,who are invited to write a short letter explain-ing why they think their teacher is amazing.Entry forms are available at all PEP stores
nationwide or on the PEP website (www.pep-stores.com).Entries for this competition will close on 31
May 2013.Theawardisnowinitssecondyearfollowing
the initiative’s success in 2012,whenMrsMau-rett Bell of Belhar Primary School in Bellville,Western Cape was named the Teacher of theYear.This year, the prizes are as follows:1st prize:) School wins a PEP Academy. The PEP
Academy is a successful national programmethat gives Grade 4 learners extra tuition in nu-meracyandliteracy, thebuildingblocksofedu-
cation.) Teacher wins R15 000 cash and the title of
‘Most Amazing Teacher of 2013’) Nominating pupil wins R5 000 in PEP
vouchers) A PEP Academy ‘library in a box’ helps
to promote inspiration through reading andcontains 50 books.2nd prize:) Teacher wins R10 000 cash and the title of
“Most Amazing Teacher of 2013”) Nominating pupil wins R5 000 in PEP
vouchers) A PEP Academy “library in a box”3rd prize:) Teacher wins R5 000 cash and the title of
“Most Amazing Teacher of 2013”) Nominating pupil wins R5 000 in PEP
vouchers) A PEP Academy “library in a box”.ThePEPTeacherof theYearAwardhasbeen
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Span saam vir liefdadigheidDie Carel du Toit-sentrumvir kinders met gehoorpro-blemehetonlangs ’ngesondekontantinspuiting vanR112 780ontvang,danksydieOK Franchise-afdeling.Op 7 Februarie het 148
gholfspelers die 19de OKFDWes-Kaap-gholfdag byge-woon en speel-speel fondsevir hierdie verdienstelikeorganisasie ingesamel.’n Bedrag van R85 000 is
deur Gerhard Kriel, uitvoe-rende hoof die OK Franchi-se-afdeling aan Valerie vander Merwe van die Carel duToit-sentrum oorhandig.Die balans daarvan be-
staan uit lootjie-trekkingkaartjieverkopeenanderdo-nasies.Die Carel du Toit-sentrum
leer kinders met gehoorpro-blemeomtepraatsodathullein gewone skole geplaas kanwordennieafgesonderwordvan die res van die samele-wing nie.
Hier ontvang Valerie van der Merwe, senior fondsinsamelaar by dieCarel du Toit-sentrum vir kinders met gehoorprobleme, die donasievan Gerhard Kriel, uitvoerende hoof van die OK Franchise-afdeling.
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Eight easy steps tofinancial freedomThe majority ofwomen fantasiseabout what theywould do if theyhad endlessamounts of mon-ey; thehometheywould live in, thecar they woulddrive, the brand-ed clothing theywould buy, eventhedestinationoftheir annualoverseas holidaytrip – not forget-tingtheoddParisshopping spree.However, fi-
nancial freedomis not based onwhether you are rich or not, butrather living within your means.A famous proverb says that the
borrower becomes the lender’sslave. A harsh saying, yet so aptfor those who are in serious debt.However, do we really under-
stand what it truly means to be fi-nancially free – to not have a carein the world and night after nightof soundsleep?Financial freedommay mean different things to dif-ferentpeople,butweall agree thatto be truly financially free is toknow that should your worldcrumble around you, that the lastof your worries would involvemoney. How do you embark onthis journey to financial freedom?BoitumeloMothoagaeHead–Cus-tomer Operations, Retention atLiberty and financial adviser pro-vides steps to your journey to fi-nancial freedom.
Step 1: Set Financial GoalsAnytriprequiresamapwithdi-
rections –a start andanendpoint.The road to financial freedomstarts with a map and it’s impor-tant to understand the journeyyou are undertaking andwhyyouare doing it. Drawing up a plan onhow you will pay your debt off orinvest, requires a plan. If you failto plan, you will plan to fail.
Step 2: Get out of debtThis has to be a conscious deci-
sionandonemade in theplanningphase. Your plan should outlinethe “bad” debt you plan on payingoff first - clothing accounts, creditcards, overdrafts etc - and shouldalso include the order in whichdebt will take longer to settle, and
when you willstart and com-plete payingoff. Start pay-ing smalleramounts offfirst as thosecan be allocat-ed at a laterstagetopayoffbigger debts.Pay the debtswhich have ahigher inter-est rate first.Step 3:
Start savingNo matter
what yourdebt is stand-ing at, start
payingyourself first.Aneasywaytoensure thatyoukeepto thisself-promise is by opening a savingsaccount that you don’t have im-mediateaccess toandsavemonth-ly – even if it is R100. Place a stoporderontheaccount thatyoursal-ary gets paid into.Step 4: Track every cent you
are spendingKeep track of every cent that
comes and goes. Tracking yourspending habits helps you under-stand exactly how much moneycomes and goes, as opposed towhat you think comes and goes.Step 5: Draw up a budgetDraw up a monthly budget of
yourincomeversusyourexpendi-ture to track your budget.Step 6: Before investing – do
your homeworkBefore you invest your money
in any investment that promisesyou an unrealistic and quick re-turn–beweary. Good things cometo those who wait. Step7: Protect your wealthIt’s vitally important to protect
thewealth you create fromeventsthat might destroy it for examplepremature death, illness, rela-tionship breakdowns and taxes.Step 8: Set aside for retire-
mentIf you are young, retirement is
the last thing on yourmind. How-ever thepowerofcompoundinter-est lies in youth – the younger youare the more compound interest.Achieving financial freedom is
not rocket science; it just requiresdetermination, focus and a littlecommitment.
Boitumelo Mothoagae
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DUISENDE BY BOSCHENDAL: Sowat 3 000 bergfietsryers het die afgelope naweek aan die Argus-bergfietswedren op die Boschendal-wynlandgoed deelgeneem.FOTO: EUNICE VISAGIE
STELLENBOSSE WENNERS: Christoph Sauser en ErikKleinhans by Sondag se Argus-bergfietswedren by Bo-schendal. Sauser en Kleinhans het aan die 66 km-wedren deelgeneem en Kleinhans was die wenner opdie dag. FOTO: EUNICE VISAGIE
FAMILY FUN AT BOSCHENDAL: The Strauss family were part of the action and fun at Sunday’s MTB Challengeheld at Boschendal. Mariske (front left) won the women’s race over 66 km, while her younger brother Sybrandtwas second in the 52 km race. Here they are with their parents Bryan and Johanna. Mariske is a first-yearstudent at Stellenbosch University. PHOTO: EUNICE VISAGIE
Kom neem jou foto omS’bosch se 333ste te vier
Sonwabile Bokweni FOTO’S: ERHARDT THIEL Pietman Retief
Alle Stellenbossers word uitgenooi om oordienaweekvan7tot9MaartdieStellenbos-se fotograaf, Erhardt Thiel, in die Erfur-thuis te besoek om ’n portretfoto te laatneem.
Die foto is gratis en vorm deel van Thiel seprojek om die 333ste jaar van Stellenbosch teherdenk én vier. Die projek behels die neemvan 333 portretfoto’s van die dorp se mense.Volgens Thiel wil hy graag iets aan die dorp
teruggee en voel hy dat die 333ste herdenkingvan die stigting van die dorp nie ongesiens be-hoort verby te gaan nie.“Dieprojekbehelsdieneemvanportretfoto’s
van ons mense nou – om te wys dat ons almalStellenbossers is. Dit kan ook aan komende ge-slagte wys wie ons is en was. Miskien kyk ie-mandoor 100 of dalk 333 jaar daarna enwonder
wathierdiemensesedromeenwaarhedewas.”Thiel het reedsmet die Stellenbosch-erfenis-
fees verlede jaar sowat 250 van die foto’s ge-neem. Hy beoog om oor die naweek van 7 tot9 Maart, tydens die US Woordfees, die res vandie foto’s te neem.Thiel verduidelik dat hy egter nie by 333 fo-
to’s sal stop indien daar meer mense opdaagnie – elke persoon se portret sal geneem word.Hybeplandanom’nkunswerktemaakwaar-
in hy al die portrette sal gebruik. Dit sal in diedorpopgesitwordomalmalteherinnerdathul-le Stellenbossers is. ’n Paar boeke sal ook ge-drukword vir besigtiging in die dorpsargiewe.Thiel nooi alle Stellenbossers uit om hom
van 7 tot 9 Maart in die Erfurthuis in Rynveld-straat te besoek waar die foto’s geneem salword. Stuur ’n e-pos na [email protected] meer inligting.
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BREAKING NEWS
Ratepayers ripped offMunicipalities crippled by theft
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Port Elizabeth – Municipalitiesaround the country are beingbrought to their knees by ruthless
syndicates who are responsible for citiesand towns losing millions every month.The theft is relentless. In one of the
more recent examples, the NelsonMandela Bay Municipality said it waslosing 24 mi l l ion each month .eThekwini ratepayers are reported tobe losing R120 million a year.The Cit ies of Cape Town and
Johannesburg lose about R121 million andR663 million respectively. The crime has
also been reported as one of the factors thatbrought uMsunduzi Municipality to itsknees. Many other smaller municipalitiesare likewise being devastated.The crime behind these losses is
electricity theft and happens in variousforms. Syndicates employ individuals whoare desperate for work to sell illegalprepaid electricity vouchers, to connecthouseholds illegally, tamper with theirmeters, or to steal electricity cables.The culprits do all of this at a fee,luring innocent people into crime. Thesesyndicates often pretend to be employees
of Eskom or local government, intimidatingand vict imising ordinary cit izens,preventing them from taking action.Recently a large quantity of electricity
boxes, connectors and a receipt book werefound during the arrest of suspects inPort Elizabeth. The receipt book includedaddresses of buildings in Cape Town,George, Knysna and Port Elizabethwhere electricity boxes were installed.Investigations are ongoing and informationfound in the receipt book could lead tofurther arrests. The perpetrators couldface serious criminal charges.
Local government has joined forces withthe power utility Eskom, the businesssector and the media to stem theflow of losses caused by electricity theft.The South African Local GovernmentAssociation (SALGA) is a core partner ofOperation Khanyisa, a campaign thataims to mobilise all South Africans forlegal, safe and efficient electricity use.SALGA has recently committed to
redoubling its efforts to combat thecrime of electricity theft, which it saysis responsible for municipalities losing upto R3.2 billion each year.
According to SALGA’s ExecutiveDirector for Municipal InfrastructureServices, Mthobeli Kolisa, SALGA needsto coordinate and support municipalities toact and report their action in respect ofelectricity theft, and to review their by-laws to have more stringent penaltiesagainst electricity theft.At the launch of Operation Khanyisa,
Xolile George, CEO of SALGA, describedelectricity theft as “a pandemic coursingthrough our delivery capabilities and fiscalplanning.”“Local government,” he said “plays a
pivotal role in the distribution of electricity,and electricity theft hits at the very heartof the electricity distribution industry inSouth Africa.”“Enough is enough,” George continued.
“We have joined forces with our partners inOperation Khanyisa and will stamp outthis crime.”Together with Crime Line, Operation
Khanyisa provides a platform for SouthAfricans to report electricity theftanonymously, by sending a detailed SMSto 32211 (R1/SMS).For more information on how to report or
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Young guns ready to take on Tour de BolandIt will be the clash ofthe future champi-ons when interna-tional star NolanHoffmanleadsthein-vitation Boland ASGjunior teamagainstastrong World Cy-cling Centre Africa(WCCA) contingentat the Bestmed TourdeBoland fromTues-day.
The Franschhoek-based sprinter, who re-turned from the UCIWorld Track Champi-onships at the end ofFebruary, will mentorthe five youngstersfrom Wellington dur-ing the four-day tour.
The Wellingtonyoung guns are MarcKerr, Timo Cooper,Wian-David Slabbert,George King andCorne Helberg.
Barbados’s top junior rider Jesse Kelly willjoin them as a special guest.
“I’m looking for a win and at the same timeto help the young riders,” said Hoffman, whousually rides in the colours of Tasol-GT.
“We have a lot of talent in SA. The only wayto improve as a rider is in races and we needthe longer tours to become internationallycompetitive.”
The four-time Paarl Boxing Day 25-mile win-ner said the Boland event was perfectly timedto test his legs ahead of the Cape Argus CycleTour on Sunday.
His squad will faceoffagainst threeWCCAteams, featuring sixmembers of the MTN-Qhubeka feeder team,including JC Nel fromSouth Africa,GetachewYohans fromEthiopia and TillDrobisch from Na-mibia.
The MTN-Qhubekadevelopment outfit islooking strong follow-ing their victory in theteamtime-trialeventatthe national roadchampionships thispast weekend.
According to WCCAdirectorJPvanZyl,Neland Drobisch were ex-pected to lead thecharge in the individu-al (stage one) and teamtime-trial (stage two),while Calvin Beneckeand Emile Jacobs werethe strongest hopefuls
for the road race (stage three) and criterium(stage four).
“The tour is well balanced in its challengesand is one of our major goal races,” said VanZyl. “It can be viewed as a talent identificationtour, where we will see who will become thebig names of the near future.”
The former Olympian said the purpose of thePotchefstroom-based centre was to develop Af-rican talent and prepare young riders to raceinternationally at a professional level.
“There aren’t many tours in South Africa,or Africa for that matter. Road racing needs
more competitive events and it is our duty tosupport those that make the opportunitiesavailable. We are proud and honoured to becompeting.”
Van Zyl said the tour had all the elementsto become a major event on the internationalcalendar including beautiful scenery, goodweather and mountainous terrain to promotechallenging racing.
The daily stages start and finish at the AlléeBleue wine estate, which is equidistant from
Franschhoek, Stellenbosch and Paarl.The event wraps up on Friday with a 40 km
funridethroughthewinelands,whichincludesa complimentary pancake and coffee stop inFranschhoek.
All finishers will receive a stemmed AlléeBleue glass filled with the wine of their choice.
For more information on this event visitwww.bolandcycling.co.za. Find the event onFacebook or follow @TourdeBoland on Twitterfor updates.
International track cyclist Nolan Hoffman will leadthe invitationBolandASG junior teamat theBestmedTour de Boland, presented by ASG, this week.
A group of riders on a descent in a pervious edition of the four-day Bestmed Tour de Boland, presentedby ASG, which starts at the Allée Bleue wine estate near Franschhoek on Tuesday.
Groot prysgeld in DagbreekMaties StraatmylDuisende rande se prysgeld is op die spel indie derde Dagbreek Maties Straatmyl wat insamewerking met Maties Atletiek tydens dieNamaqua Straatmylfees aangebied word. DiestraatmylvormdeelvandiejaarlikseUniversi-teit Stellenbosch Woordfees.
Die wedloop vind Woensdag 6 Maart 2013 om17:30 in Victoriastraat plaas en word jaarlikster ere van De Villiers Lamprecht, wat die eer-stedroommylinminderasvierminute inSuid-Afrika gehardloop het, aangebied.
Lambrechts, ’n oudinwoner van Dagbreek-manskoshuis,hetdiéprestasieop13November1964 behaal toe hy die afstand in 3:59:7 afgelêhet.
Lamprecht het in Desember 70 jaar oud ge-word.
Die organiseerders het ook bekend gemaakdat die voormalige Suid-Afrikaanse Olimpieseatleet,JohanCronje,aandiewedloopgaankomdeelneem.
Vanjaar word drie wedlope aangebied – virmans, vroue en vir elite atlete. Die inskry-wingsfooi is R10 per persoon terwyl elite atletegeregistreer moet wees.
’n Totale prysgeld van R8 000 is op die spelvir die wenners.
Benewens Puma wat ’n R1 000 se pryse virelke wedloop geskenk het, kan atlete wat ’ndroommyl hardloop, ’n bykomende R2 000 indie sak steek.
Atlete wat die roeterekord oortref – tans ge-hou deur Annei Klopper (vroue, 5:15.01); Loch-ner Slabbert (Mans, 4:22.15) en Jeromy Andre-as (Elite , 4:04.2) – is ’n verdere R300 ryker.
’n Gelukstrekking ter waarde van ’n R1 000word ook vir atlete gehou. Skakel met FrancoisFouche by tel 083 368 5948 of [email protected] vir meer inligting.
Boland Rugby unie kiesuitvoerende bestuurDie Boland Rugbyunie het op Donderdag 28Februarie2013tydensdiealgemenejaarver-gadering in Wellington sy nuwe uitvoeren-de bestuur gekies.
Altesaamsesnuwebestuursledesluithul-le aan by Boland Rugbyunie se presidentFrancois Davids, visepresident Nigel Sa-muels en uitvoerende hoof Willie Small .
DienuwebestuursledeisDenverPienaar,AK Warnick, Bertrum Vraagom, HennieLategan, Stephen Jones en Maurice Mar-kus. Dié lede sal vir ’n termyn van twee jaardien op die bestuur van die Boland Rugby-unie.
Oor die nuutverkose lede, sê Davids dathy baie positief is oor die vooruitsig van dieBoland Rugbyunie.
“Dienuwelede issterk individueenbringelkeen ’n bepaalde kundigheid na die tafel.Ons is opgewonde oor die pad vorentoe ensaam kan elke bestuurslid ’n bydrae tot dieBoland Rugbyunie lewer.”
Die Boland Rugbyunie se uitvoerendehoof Willie Small, deel die president se me-ning.
“Die nuwe bestuur het ná afloop van die
verkiesing vergader en ons is positief oordie strategiese rigting waarin die BolandRugbyunie nou kan beweeg.
“Met kundige bestuur en die feit dat elk-een ’n leierskapsposisie by sy klub beklee,is ons oortuig daarvan dat die unie in baiegoeie hande is.
“Die feit dat Boland Rugby nou die alleen-eienaar is van die besigheidsarm (BolandRugby Eiendoms Bpk), kan die nuwe lede,wat amper almal beskik oor besigheidson-dervinding, ’nbydrae leweromBolandRug-by tot ’n volgende vlak te neem.”
Die kwessie rakende ’n skynbare mosievanwantrouedeurRangers-rugbyklubteendie presidensie en die vorige uitvoerendebestuur van Boland Rugby wat in 2012 indie media verskyn het, is tydens die algeme-ne jaarvergadering met geen teenvoorstel,verwerp.
“As mens kyk na waar die unie in 2009was, teenoorwaardieunievandagis, isdaar’n aansienlike verbetering,” sê Davids.
“Die unie beweeg op die regte pad en onsis opgewonde oor die toekoms van BolandRugby.”