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AnUitsig resident created a communitygarden on a crime hotspot in an effortto deter crime in the community.

Gerald Majampa, with the help of resi-dents, took ownership of a piece of landwhere several shooting incidents have oc-curred and turned it into what they now call“The garden of faith”.“We wanted to do something positive, to

show the youth in our community that there

is much more to life than crime,” he says.Majampa created the garden in December

with donations from the community and al-most beautified this crime hotspot over-night.Using old gates, wooden panels, tyres and

other recyclable material, the crime hotspothas turned from an eyesore to a place wherepeople can socialise and work together.“It is not my garden, it is our garden. And

I want to encourage more people to supportus and to create this in their own gardensor in other communities,” he says.

Majamba further hopes to establish a big-ger vegetable garden, but is in need of a wa-ter point as he is currently using water sup-plied by a neighbour.“If we can get assistance with a water

point dedicated to the garden we can startgrowing vegetables and thosewhohave con-tributed to the garden will have a placewhere they can pick vegetables to feed theirfamilies,” he says.Derick Small of Kingdom Faith Life

Church in Uitsig, says he is amazed by whatthe community created on the piece of land

and hopes more people will be encouragedto do the same.“We always hear and read about shoot-

ings,murders, alcohol anddrugabuse in ourcommunity, but there is so much more tothis community,” he says.Small says the garden has brought people

together, especially the youth in the commu-nity. “We see toomany young people gettinginvolved in gang activities, killed or goingto prison, butwith projects like this they caninvest their time and energy into contribut-ing to their community in a positive way.”

Gerald Majampa withthe help of the community created this gardenon a piece of land inUitsig where severalshootings have occurred.

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‘Geek culture’ is so cool

Two Ravensmead High School learners get to grips with new technology at the rAge 2016exhibition at GrandWest. Offering the learners insights into the technology is Jaco van Rensburgfrom Intel.

Topmaths, designand science learnersfrom Ravensmead High School re-ceived hands-on experience recently

when they attended the rAge 2016 exhibi-tion.The expo was held at GrandWest Casino

from 18 to 20 March.The learners were transported to the ex-

hibition where they were hosted by rAgerepresentatives and given opportunities tolearnmore about thenew technologies andgames showcased.The rAge Expo is South Africa’s biggest

annual video gaming, computer, technolo-gy and “geek culture” exhibition, givingvisitors a glimpse into the future and thechance to explore the latest goodies andgadgets.After the interactive guided tour of the

exhibition, the learners were treated to alunch at Spur, courtesy of GrandWest,which has long been committed to improv-ing maths and science education throughits GrandWest CSI Bursary Fund and oth-er initiatives.

Klasse help met werkDie Lavistown Community LearningCentre bied matriekklasse en rekenaar-opleiding aan om die gemeenskap tebemagtig om beter werksgeleenthede loste slaan.John Julius, voorsitter van die

organisasie, sê hulle het gekwalifiseerdeonderwysers. Die rekenaaropleidingduur twee weke by die HoërskoolBishop Lavis – elke Maandag totVrydag vanaf 16:00, asook vanaf 18:00vir mense wat laat werk. Die matriek-klasse is beskikbaar vir almal wat 21jaar of ouer is en graad 9 geslaag het.Belangstellendes kan vandeesmaand

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He couldn’t be more excited to be hosting agroup of amateur actors from across thePeninsula in a play about freedom– onFree-dom Day, nogal. “He” refers to GavinWright, manager of the Collective Arts The-atre (CAT) in Bellville, and his guests andcolleagues are none other than the cast ofthemusicalFlag of Freedom, whichwill runon 27 April, or Freedom Day, and which iscentered around the French Revolution.“Isn’t it ironic? I didn’t realise the signifi-

cance of the opening day until I physicallylooked at a calendar,” Wright tells Tyger-Burger. The cosy little 95-seater theatre heruns in the heart of Boston in Bellville willplayhost to the 14 actors,most ofwhomhavenever been on a stage in their life.“Manyof the castmemberswill have their

first experience of live performance in Flagof Freedom. It is wonderful to work with agroup of people that are so eager and talent-ed.” They are 14 in total and from as farafield as Strand to Kraaifontein, BlueDowns, Delft and Edgemead, and their ef-fortswill be brought to life by the FreshThe-atre Company (FTC) in collaboration withthe CAT under Wright’s direction.Wright, practically lights up as he tells of

these special actors – hosting them is theculmination of all his efforts to get amateursfrom all over onto the planks and into thearts. “The FTC has been producing showssince 2001 and its aim is to offer a platformfor the amateur actor, singer or dancer toshowcase their talent,” says Wright.

“Flag of Freedom is no different. The castis amixture of the novice to the experiencedactor working in perfect harmony creatingthe unique look and feel for the production.”What makes the production even more

special, is that the youngest member is onlyeight years old,Wright says. “It is awonder-ful feel-good musical that is suitable for theentire family.” Wright invites all up andcoming talent to knock on the CAT’s doorand if his own energy is anything to go by,this musical will definitely leave a revolu-tionary light burning in all its attendees’minds after the final curtain call. The playwill run for only four days until 30April andopens on Freedom Day at 20:00.V Email Wright at collectiveartstheatre @gmail.comor on 083 764 5607, preferably via WhatsApp.

‘Vive la liberté!’ forlocal musical

Gavin Wright, manager of the Collective ArtsTheatre, explains his plans for an upcomingplay on Freedom Day. PHOTO: MICHELLE LINNERT

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Delft police are attempting to identifya man who was found murdered lastweek.

Captain Joe Wilson, spokesperson ofDelft Police Station, says the lifeless bodyof the man was recovered by police in Wal-lace Road in Delft South on Sunday 3 Aprilat about 07:10.

“The victim, who is stoutly built and isestimated to be 30 to 35 years old, sufferedan injury to the back of his head and wasdressed in a white, blue and purple T-shirtwith blue jeans and blue and purple tak-kies,” Wilson explains.

Anyone with information about the

murder or who can identify the victim isrequested to contact the investigating offi-cer, Detective Constable Bernard Wilson,on 021 954 9000.

. Meanwhile, the Blue Downs policecluster reported that an elderly man wasstabbed to death during a business rob-bery in Blackheath Industrial in Mfuleni.

The incident occurred on Saturday 2April at 07:50 when an armed assailanttargeted SA Metals Fabrication at 5 HeathRoad.

Wilson says the 67-year-old owner (thevictim) and his wife responded to analarm call-out. They were attacked upon

arrival. “During the altercation with theunknown suspect the victim was stabbedto death. The suspect proceeded to robthem of their personal belongings and alsotook a handbag and a wedding ring,” Wil-son says.

The owner suffered a fatal knife woundto his back, but the woman escaped inju-ry.

He further says the suspect fled thescene on foot and police are investigatinga charge of armed robbery and murder.

Anyone with information is requestedto contact the Mfuleni police on021 909 9300.

Murder victim still unidentified Elsies River police are investigating a hit andrun incident which occurred near TrinityStreet in Elsies River.

Sergeant Esmerelda Pheiffer, spokespersonof Elsies River police, says a woman was runover by a motorist in 35th Street on Saturday6 March at about 20:55.

The driver failed to stop and fled the scenein an unknown vehicle.

Pheiffer says the victim later died at thescene of the accident.

Anyone with information regarding the ac-cident may contact the Elsies River DetectiveBranch on 021 928 1400. All information willbe treated confidentially.

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At least 12 people were injured when a taxiand car collided on Erica Drive in Belharlast week.

ER24 spokesperson Russel Meiring sayswhen paramedics along with other emer-gency services arrived on the scene, theyfound the car had “T-boned” a taxi, causingit to land on its side in the road.

“On assessment we found one occupanthad sustained critical injuries while 11 oth-er patients had sustained minor to moder-ate injuries,” Meiring says.

He says they began treating the patientsas well as providing them with advancedlife support interventions.

“Once treated, the patients were trans-ported to various hospitals in the area forfurther treatment,” Meiring says.

Local authorities attended the scene.

Twelve injured whencar and taxi collide

At least R300 000 was stolen from the Engengarage in Bonteheuwel last week during anarmed robbery.

However, officers of the City of CapeTown’s Law Enforcement arrested threesuspects involved in the incident which oc-curred on Tuesday 29 March between 07:00and 08:00 right next to their offices.

The City’s Mayco member for safety andsecurity, JP Smith, says the arrests followedas one of the officers was alerted to a suspi-cious group loitering in the vicinity of theEngen garage in Bonteheuwel.

“He sourced backup and just as the offi-cers arrived at the garage, five men camestorming out of the premises,” Smith says.

He explains that the officers gave chaseduring which one of the suspects opened fireon them. The officers returned fire and man-aged to catch up to two of the suspects.

One was found in possession of just overR20 000, while the other had about R2 500 onhim.

The public informed officers that a redFord Laser was involved in the robbery. Offi-cers traced the vehicle to Langa and with theassistance of the South African Police Servi-ces’ K9 unit, they arrested the driver and re-covered a firearm.

“At least four suspects are still on the run.The garage proprietor has indicated that atleast R300 000 had been stolen during the in-cident,” says Smith.

According to Smith this was “a very dar-ing robbery because our Law Enforcementbase is literally next door to the garage”.

He says the officers are to be commendedfor their quick reaction to the concerns ofthe public and also for putting their lives onthe line to catch those responsible.

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Transport for Cape Town, the City’s transport authority, recently completed the constructionof a sidewalk in Heathrow Road in Delft, at a cost of R100 000 from ward allocationfunding. This picture shows the condition of the road before construction started.

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This is the completed sidewalk which will allow both pedestrians and motorists to safelymove around the area.

Youth work hardat realising dreams

Rosendaal High School learners gathered every Thursday to talk about their dreams and goalsduring the Success Club programme PHOTO: JONATHAN GALLOWAY

The Blue Bus Community Ministry re-cently hosted several projects in Delftwhere youth engaged on various top-

ics which included “positive principles”and the Success Club.

During the Success Club programme,which took place in March, learners of theRosendaal High School in Delft gathered ev-ery Thursday to discuss their dreams andhow to achieve them.

Dr Izanette van Schalkwyk, director ofprojects for the ministry, says theselearners are not only positive about theirfuture, but show astounding motivationand dedication to achieve their goals.

“The ‘smarties’ know that if they livetheir life according to the Positive Princi-ples Project, and keep their faith, then noth-ing can keep them from success,” she says.

The project is about character strengthsand how to translate these strengths intodaily living for all members of the school

community, including learners, educatorsand parents.

“The project is about “laws-of-life” thatact as a GPS for youngsters to show themin a very simple and practical manner howto think, choose and behave in order toachieve their goals and to build positive re-lationships,” Van Schalkwyk says.

She explains that Christian principlesbased on God’s word are used as a frame-work for the community engagement in theschool-based health promotion project.

“The various projects are designed froma strengths perspective in order to protectand to enhance success in school and inlife,” Van Schalkwyk says.V If you want to contribute to the Blue Bus Ministryor make donations, please send us an email, andwe will provide the necessary detail. We will welcome contributions such as nonperishable food,blankets, clothes (adult and children), stationary,toys and books. Email [email protected].

The charity shop selling wares in aid ofthe well-being of Karoo animals will behaving their winter stock on sale soon.

The Charity Bargain Shop in Parowwhich sells on behalf of the Karoo Ani-mal Protection Society, say they havejust unpacked their winter clothing and

invite all to come and have a look.The shop is open on Fridays from 10:00

to 15:00 and on Saturdays from 09:00 to12:00 at Shop No 4 in the Montana Build-ing at 249 Voortrekker Road in Parow.V Call Gloria on 083 450 2782 for directions orvisit their website at www.kaps.org.za for more.

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Bishop Lavis police are investigating acase of attempted murder after theycame under fire as they were attend-

ing to a shooting in Sky Road.Captain Marie Louw, spokesperson of

Bishop Lavis police, says the incident oc-curred on Sunday 3 March when officersstopped to search two unknown men.“While they were busy searching the

men, shotswere fired in their direction.Theofficers then moved in the direction of thegunshots and saw five unknown men run-ning down Bird Street,” she says.

Louw explains that the officers identifiedthemselves as police officers and despitetheir call for the suspects to stop, theybeganshooting at the officers again.“The officers returned fire and in the

process wounded one suspect who sus-tained gunshot wounds to both his legs.”The injured suspect had an unlicensed

Uzzi with no serial number and tenrounds of ammunition. He was ar-rested and taken to hospital.

LastweekBishopLavis police con-fiscated about R58 200 during asearch of a house in Montana. Louwsays officers executed a search war-rant at a house in Muriel Close onMonday 28 March at about 13:40where they found the money and ar-rested several suspects in the house.

“During the search they also con-fiscated seven laptops, eight cell-phones and various kinds of illegalsubstances,” Louw says.

Police arrested five suspects be-tween the age of 31 and 35 years whowere in the house.“We would like to thank the com-

munity for their help in combating

crime and supplying information.”In another incident a man sustained fatal

gunshot wounds to his chest despite the ef-forts of a witness who transported him tohospital. Louw says the shooting occurredin Bloekombos Street in Bonteheuwel andaccording to a witness he heard a shot andwent outside to investigate.“Thewitness saw thebodyof anunknown

man who sustained bullet wounds to thechest,” Louw says.She says the witness took the victim to

hospital where he was declared dead.In a separate incident police are investi-

gating the murder of a 25-year-old man inBonteheuwel. Louw says the man wasfound lying on his stomach in CamelliaStreet at about 15:50 on Sunday 3 April.“The victim sustained gunshotwounds to

his right upper arm and succumbed to hisinjuries on the scene,” she says.No arrests have beenmade and police are

also investigating if the incident was gangrelated as the victimwas a known gangster.

Bishop Lavis police confiscated seven laptops andother suspected stolen items during a search of ahouse in Bonteheuwel.

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YoungPeople@Work will host a free youthempowerment week workshop where par-ticipants will learn new skills which in-clude setting up a CV and preparing for aninterview.Unemployed youth from Bellville, Kuils

River, Sarepta, Kraaifontein, Parow, Good-wood, Ravensmead, Delft and Belhar are in-vited to join them from Monday 11 toWednesday 13 April.The workshopwill be held at the Bellville

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[email protected] will learn how to search for

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to computers session where participantswill learn about hardware, software,memo-ry, RAM, file management, application pro-grammes, dos and don’ts and much more.V To book, send an SMS or WhatsApp message toShirley de Jongh on 074 350 8582 or073 820 1534.

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Hope 4 Destiny trained 18 women as ac-credited security guards and theywill nowhave the opportunity to find employmentto support their families.Themothers were specifically chosen by

Hope 4 Destiny, a community organisationwhich operates in Eindhoven.Councillor RoseRau, chairperson of sub-

council 5, says the organisation runs agrassroots crèche from the home of thefounder of the organisation, Janap Oden-daal.The organisation focuses on youth

groups and have outreach programmes forthe elderly as well.“Odendaal approached De Beers Marine

(Pty) Limited who then offered to fund thetraining,” she says.Oscar Petersen, a representative of De

Beers, directed the organisation to MarioFirmstone fromFirmstone Consulting andSecurity Academy and Rafee Moosagiefrom Wise Guy Security Training Acade-my.Rau says both Moosagie and Firmstone

offer accredited security training withplacement after the course.

She says the graduates have qualified onthree levels and can now go on to do moretraining as the opportunities arise.“I have been involved with Odendaal for

about three years and play a mentoring

role as well as helping with networking oropportunities when they come up,” Rausays, adding that subcouncil 5 was able tohelp with providing free usage of the hallfor the training and with the creating of an

occasion for the certificate ceremony.“This organisation does wonderful work

and to see so many young women wantingto improve their lives and that of their fam-ilies is truly amazing,” she says.

Women trained to help them find jobs

All graduates who participated in the training with their certificates at the ceremony.


Asingle mother from Ravensmead hasdedicated her life to help care and edu-cate the smaller children in her com-

munity through her daycare centre.Pamela Petersen, founder and principal of

Sunshine Daycare, started her crèche in2007 with only two children and now hasabout 135 children in her care.Through her crèche she has created em-

ployment for a number of young women in-

terested in teaching and has even assistedin getting them to study further.“I started this crèche because of my love

for children. This is my passion and whenI saw there was an opportunity to expand Idid it without having a cent in my pocket,but now I can say through the support of thecommunity and the councillor I am in amuch better position,” Petersen says.The crèche currently cares for children

between the ages of one and five years andas the number of children grow she givesstudents from the local colleges and univer-

sities the opportunity to intern at hercrèche.“We are not short of hands and experience

here. All the teachers are qualified or in theprocess of completing their studies. I makeit my duty to ensure they complete their in-ternship and help find them permanent em-ployment at schools or other crèche facili-ties,” Petersen explains.Her aim is to develop more daycare cen-

tres in the community and to provide train-ing to existing crèche teachers.“We must work together and if I can em-

power someone and help them I will do so.Sharing skills and knowledge is importantespeciallywhen it comes to childrenandcar-ing for them,” she says.Petersen recently launched a library a

community library at the crèche to encour-age the children to read, take a book homeand have their parents read it to them.“It did not take us long to put this all to-

gether and we made it a group effort. Weasked each parent to donate a book to the li-brary. In this way we all take ownership ofthis project. Everythingwe do herewe do to-gether and that is what we want to instil ineach child we care for,” she says.The library was officially opened last

week.Petersen says Dawn Kortjie a Ravens-

mead resident donated the cupboard andthrough this donation theynowhave a spacein the crèche dedicated to the library.The library is open toall in the community

and other crèche’s are also invited to makeuse of the facility.“Our doors are open to anyone interested

in borrowing a book or if they want to comeand read to the children we urge them to doso,” Petersen adds.

New chapter for crèche

Dawn Kortjie (left) who donated the cupboard, cuts the ribbon at the launch of the library withPamela Petersen, founder and principal of Sunshine Crèche. PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE

LifeLine Western Cape, a free tele-phone and face-to-face counselling ser-vice to people in distress, is offeringpersonal growth and counsellingskills training courses at their head of-fice in Roeland Street in Cape Town.LifeLine’s in-house training courses

not only enrich personal growth andself-awareness, but also teach commu-nication skills that will advance yourrelationships with co-workers, neigh-bours, friends and family.The organisation’s personal growth

course forms the beginning of yourjourney to greater self-awarenesswhere life issues such as relation-ships, personal value systems, con-flict, spirituality and bereavement areexplored on an experiential basis. Thecourse nurtures a safe environment inwhich you can be you and also discov-er the “you” in others.In LifeLine’s counselling skills

course you learn to listenwith the earsof the heart and see the person behindthe words. Some of the topics coveredare questioning skills, attending be-haviour, depth counselling and rela-tionship building. The personalgrowth course is a prerequisite for thecounselling skills course.The next personal growth course

starts on Tuesday 3 May, from 10:00 to13:00 every week for nine weeks.V For more information, contact LifeLineWestern Cape on 021 461 1113, or via email [email protected].

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app to help school-leavers and Grade11s find the bursary suited to their

needs among 7000 on offer.SAScholar is the name of the app that

aims to empowerprimarily the youthbyas-sisting them to find and manage scholar-ship opportunities through a mobile appli-cation, enhancing their chances to gain en-try into tertiary institutions, says CurwynMapaling, one of the founding three.“With more than 7000 bursary entries on

the qualifications in our database, theSAScholar app makes finding bursary op-portunities as easy as one, two, three!” hesays.Mapalingadds theapphasmade theproc-

ess of finding a bursary easier by incorpo-rating bursarymatching as opposed to bur-sary searching.“Bursary matching is the process of

matching the right person to the right fund-ing opportunitywhile bursary searching isan ancient process of looking for fundingopportunities,” he says.“The app is designed in such a way that

students will enter their biographical in-formation and the qualification they arestudying for, in the process of creatingtheir own profile.“We will match them with bursaries

available at a particular university theychoose, or for all the South African univer-sities.The app launched in July last year and

the bursaries included are worth overR1 billion.“The ... app has helped thousands of

scholars to getmatched to bursary opportu-nities for universities in South Africa andthe company is looking to expand to FETcolleges and international universities.”V Visit www.sascholar.com,view the video onwww.youtube.com/watch?v=bHK02c4s, or visitwww.enca.com/media/video/appmakesiteasierapplybursaries or www.news24.com/Live/SouthAfrica/News/ThiswebapphelpsSAscholarsfindbursariesfortheirtertiarystudies20150701for more information.

With 15 000 participants last year, the orga-nisers of the Cape Town Cannabis Walkhope to grow the event to 45 000 this year.Organiser Jo Hout says the walk, now in

its 14th year, has been growing exponen-tially. Starting with only a handful of peo-ple in 2002 as “the only thing society coulddo to show support for cannabis legalisa-tion”, the walk saw 5000 participants in2014, Hout says. Hout says the increase inparticipation is due to a growing aware-ness among the public of the medicinal useof cannabis. “More studies and researchare being carried out on themedicinal ben-efits of cannabis and the USA has changedtheir classification of the drug. People areslowly being given the right kind of infor-mation.” Hout believes legalising the drugwould open up a range of natural treat-ments for illnesses such as epilepsy, can-cer, HIV and neurodegenerative diseases,as well as the treatment of pain and inflam-mation.“It’s a medicine that people can grow

themselves,” he says. “There are few sideeffects. If someone takes too much oxyto-cin, they’ll die. It’s impossible to ingestenough cannabis to die.” In addition tohemp crops being an alternative industryand boosting job creation, Hout believesthe income generated by taxing the drugwould benefit the economy.V The Cannabis Walk is on Saturday 7 May at 10:00,starting at the corner of Tennant and Keizersgrachtstreets. Visit the Cape Town Cannabis Walk pageon Facebook. – (Nicole McCain)

CannabisWalk aimingfor a high

8 TYGERBURGER Ravensmead & Belhar Woensdag, 6 April 2016ADVERTENSIE

OPENBARE KOMMENTAAROP DIE STAD KAAPSTADSE VOORGESTELDEWYSIGINGS AAN DIE 2012-2017 GEÏNTEGREERDEONTWIKKELINGSPLAN (GOP)(2016/17 HERSIENING) EN2016/17 KONSEPBEGROTING

Kennis geskied hiermee ingevolge dieWet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Stelsels,Wet32 van 2000; dieWet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Finansiële Bestuur,Wet 56 van2003, en dieWet op Plaaslike Regering: Munisipale Eiendomsbelasting,Wet 6 van 2004,dat die Stad se voorgestelde wysigings aan die geïntegreerde ontwikkelingsplan en diekonsepbegroting 2016/17 vanaf 4 April 2016 tot enmet 22 April 2016 beskikbaar sal weesvir kommentaar by die hoof- munisipale administratiewe geboue, alle subraadskantore(sien lys hier onder) en alle munisipale biblioteke. Afskrifte van hierdie dokumente kan ookop CD by voormelde lokale bekomword.

Die dokumente kan ook vanaf 1 April 2016 by die volgende skakel op ons webtuistebekom word:

http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/Budget/Pages/Budget-2016-17.aspx

Rig skriftelike korrespondensie aan:

Die Stadsbestuurder, GOP/begroting 2016/175de vloer, Podiumblok, Burgersentrum, Kaapstad 8001; ofPrivaat Sak X9181, Kaapstad 8000; offaks 021 400 1332; ofe-pos: [email protected]

Personemet kommentaar kan dit skriftelik teen nie later nie as 16:30 opVrydag 22April 2016by bogenoemde adres of hulle plaaslike subraadskantoor indien.Diegenewat ’nmondelingeaanbiedingwil doen, kanminstens 72 uur voor die subraadsvergadering vanApril 2016 ’ntydgleuf by hulle plaaslike subraadskantoor bespreek.Personewat hulp nodig het om teskryf, kan die onderstaande kantore in werkstyd besoek,waar ’n personeellid hullemet dietranskripsie van hulle kommentaar sal bystaan.

Die volgende tabel bevat ’n lys plekke waar die GOP en begroting ter insae sal lê, sowel asmet wie om te skakel vir mondelinge aanbiedings:

SUBRAAD ADRES SUBRAADSBESTUURDER

Subraad 1 Munisipale kantore, Royal Ascot, Bridleweg,Milnerton

Peter DeaconTel: 021 550 1001

Subraad 2 Munisipale kantore, Brightonweg, Kraaifontein Fred MonkTel: 021 980 6053

Subraad 3 Munisipale kantore, Voortrekkerweg, Goodwood Johannes BrandTel: 021 590 1676

Subraad 4 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Voortrekker- enTallentweg, Parow

Ardela van NiekerkTel: 021 444 0196

Subraad 5 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Jakkelsvleilaan enKiaatweg Bonteheuwel

Martin JulieTel: 021 695 8161

Subraad 6 Munisipale kantore, Voortrekkerweg, Bellville Pat JansenTel: 021 444 3717

Subraad 7 Munisipale kantore, Oxfordstraat, Durbanville Carin ViljoenTel: 021 444 0689

Subraad 8 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Faganstraat enHoofweg, Strand

Erika WilliamsTel: 021 850 4150

Subraad 9 Perseel B, Khayelitsha-inkopiesentrum,Khayelitsha

Johnson FetuTel: 021 360 1351

Subraad 10 Stocks & Stocks-kompleks, Blok A, h.v.Ntlakohlaza- en Ntlazaneweg, Khayelitsha

Clifford SitongaTel: 021 360 3202

Subraad 11 Fezeka-gebou, h.v. NY1 en Lansdowneweg,Gugulethu

Kayise NombakuseTel: 021 630 1600 / 22

Subraad 12 Lentegeur- administratiewe gebou, h.v.Melkbos- en Merrydaleweg, Lentegeur

Alesia BosmanTel: 021 444 8696


Lunga BoboTel: 021 630 1619


Anthony MatheTel: 021 630 1734

Subraad 15 Pinelands-opleidingsentrum, St Stephensweg,Sentrale Plein, Pinelands

Mariette GriesselTel: 021 444 9797

Subraad 16 11de vloer,Waalstraat 44, Kaapstad Marius CoetseeTel: 021 487 2055

Subraad 17 Athlone-burgersentrum, h.v. Protea- enKlipfonteinweg, Athlone

Edgar CarolissenTel: 021 444 0500

Subraad 18 H.v. Buckweg en 6de Laan, Lotusrivier Okkie ManuelsTel: 021 700 4025

Subraad 19 Munisipale kantore, Sentrale Sirkel, uitRecreationweg, Vishoek

Desiree MentorTel: 021 444 9461

Subraad 20 Alphensentrum, Constantia-hoofweg, Constantia Richard WhiteTel: 021 444 8112

Subraad 21 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Van Riebeeck- enCarinusstraat Kuilsrivier

Pieter GroblerTel: 021 900 1503

Subraad 22 Munisipale kantore, h.v. Van Riebeeck- enCarinusstraat, Kuilsrivier

Pieter GroblerTel: 021 900 1503

Subraad 23 Lentegeur- administratiewe gebou, h.v.Melkbos- en Merrydaleweg, Lentegeur

Raphael MartinTel: 021 444 8722

Subraad 24 Masibambane-hulpbronsentrum, Harare,Khayelitsha

Goodman RorwanaTel: 021 444 7532

Allebiblioteke

Klik op http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/Library/Pages/default.aspx vir ’n lysvan alle biblioteke

Kaapstad Wandelvlak, Burgersentrum, Hertzogboulevard, KaapstadSuid-Skiereiland Munisipale kantore, h.v. Hoof- en Victoriaweg, Plumstead

LW: Inligtingwat hier voorsienword, is ’n uittreksel uit die konsepboek van tariewe, fooie enheffings.Vir die volledigeweergawe, raadpleeg bylae 6 by die konsepbegroting 2016/17.

1. EIENDOMSBELASTING (weergegee as rand in die rand):Die rand-in-die-rand-tarief word met die munisipale waarde van die eiendomvermenigvuldig om die jaarlikse eiendomsbelasting wat gehef sal word, te bereken,onderworpe aan die korting waarvoor in die eiendomsbelastingbeleid voorsieninggemaak word en is BTW-vry.

1.1 Residensiële eiendomme – R0.006397 (Die Stad sal geen belasting hef op die eerstewaarde tot enmet R200 000 van diemarkwaarde soos op die waardasielys nie.)

1.2 Industriële/kommersiële eiendomme – wat alle onontwikkelde grond insluit –R0.012795

1.3 Landboueiendomme (met inbegrip van plase en kleinhoewes) val onder driekategorieë:

(a) Eiendomme wat vir residensiële doeleindes gebruik word – R0.006397(b) Eiendomme wat vir bona fide-boerderydoeleindes gebruik word –

R0.001280(c) Eiendomme wat vir iets anders, soos industriële of kommersiële

doeleindes, gebruik word – R0.0127951.4 Openbare diensinfrastruktuur – R0.0015991.5 Openbare diensinfrastruktuur (uitfasering) - R0.0009591.6 Enige eiendom wat aan die maatstawwe vir ’n openbare voordeelorganisasie in

die gewysigde munisipale eiendomsbelastingregulasies voldoen, dog nie vir die100%-korting ingevolge die Raad se belastingbeleid in aanmerking kom nie, salteen 25% van die residensiële koers belas word - R0.001599

1.7 Die spesiale kortings vir senior burgers en persone met gestremdhede vir dieboekjaar 2016/17 verskyn in die tabel hier onder:

Die voorgestelde bruto maandelikse huishoudelike inkomste en kortings vir die boekjaar2016/17 is soos volg:

BRUTO MAANDELIKSEHUISHOUDELIKE INKOMSTE

R% KORTING

BRUTO MAANDELIKSEHUISHOUDELIKE INKOMSTE

R% KORTING

2015/16 2015/16 2016/17 2016/170 3 500 100% 0 4 000 100%

3 501 5 000 95% 4 001 6 000 95%5 001 6 000 90% 6 001 7 000 90%6 001 7 000 80% 7 001 8 000 80%7 001 8 000 70% 8 001 9 000 70%8 001 8 500 60% 9 001 10 000 60%8 501 9 000 50% 10 001 11 000 50%9 001 9 500 40% 11 001 12 000 40%9 501 10 000 30% 12 001 13 000 30%10 001 11 000 20% 13 001 14 000 20%11 001 12 000 10% 14 001 15 000 10%

1.8 Eiendomseienaarsmoet teen 31Augustus van die boekjaar waarin ’n algemenewaardasie geïmplementeer word of binne driemaande na implementering van’n aanvullende waardasie omdie korting aansoek doen, andersins kan korting nietoegestaan word nie.

2. VERBRUIKSTARIEWE EN -HEFFINGSWater, sanitasie, elektrisiteit en vaste-afvalbestuur word teen 14%-BTW belas.

2.1 WATER

Drie stelle watertariewe word voorgestel (10%-verminderingstarief,20%-verminderingstarief en 30%-verminderingstarief). Elke tarief is gekoppel aan diewaterverminderingsvlak wat opgelê word. Die normale tariefstel het betrekking op ’nvlak van tenminste 10% onder die lae watervraagkurwe aangesien vorige beperkingsen watervraaginisiatiewe die normale watervraag suksesvol tot hierdie vlak verlaaghet, en die vlak 1-beperkingsmaatreëls as permanente goeie watervraagpraktyk bydie uitgevaardigde Verordening opWater en Sanitasie ingesluit is. Die tariefvlakke vanvermindering of beperking wat die Stad sy verbruikers oplê, is dus nie slegs gekoppelaan die beperkingsvlak wat die Departement vanWaterwese die Stad oplê nie,maarook aan die vlak van verbruikersvraag.Weens die huidige klimaatsomstandighede hetdie Stad Kaapstadmet ingang van 1 Januarie 2016 waterbeperkings tesamemet die20%-verminderingstarief ingestel. Die 20%-verminderingstarief sal ook op die boekjaar2016/17 van toepassing wees tot enmet verdere besluite oor die waterbeperkings.

’n Verhoging van 9.75% in waterverbruikstariewe word voorgestel.2.1.1 Volledig huishoudelik – water wat hoofsaaklik vir huishoudelike doeleindes

gebruik en aan enkelresidensiële eiendomme voorsien word; en2.1.2 Huishoudelike groep – woonstelle met massameters, trosontwikkelings wat

enkel- en deeltiteleenhede insluit, sowel as raadseiendom. ’n Gratis toewysingvan 6 kℓ per eenheid per maand by voorlegging van ’n beëdigde verklaring oordie getal eenhede:

2016/17SONDER BTW

2016/17MET BTW

Trap 1 (0 < 6) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00

Trap 2 (>6 < 10.5) Per kℓ R13.75 R15.68

Trap 3 (>10.5 < 20) Per kℓ R17.56 R20.02

Trap 4 (>20 < 35) Per kℓ R28.64 R32.65

Trap 5 (>35 < 50) Per kℓ R43.71 R49.83

Trap 6 (>50) Per kℓ R81.92 R93.39

2.1.3 Verbruikstariewe vir agterplaasgebruikers, wat raadseiendom insluit.

2016/17SONDER BTW

2016/17MET BTW

Trap 1 (0 < 6) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00

Trap 2 (>6 < 10.5) Per kℓ R13.75 R15.68

2.1.4 Kommersieel en Industrieel R19.14 (R21.82 met BTW) per kℓ.2.1.5 Skole/sportliggame/kerke/liefdadigheidsorganisasies – enige opvoedkundige

aktiwiteit en/of sportliggaam: R16.92 (R19.29 met BTW) per kℓ.2.1.6 Regering – nasionale en provinsiale departemente: R18.17 (R20.72met BTW) per kℓ2.1.7 Munisipale/departementele gebruik: R16.92 (R19.29 met BTW) per kℓ2.1.8 Divers – alle verbruikers wat nie onder bogenoemde kategorieë val nie: R18.17

(R20.72 met BTW) per kℓ2.1.9 Divers ekstern – alle verbruikers wat buite die Stad Kaapstad voorsien word:

R21.71 (R24.75 met BTW) per kℓ2.1.10 Massatarief – wat die heffing van dieWaternavorsingskommissie uitsluit. Slegs

vir massavoorsiening aan ander munisipaliteite en vir kosteverhaling van diedepartement waternetwerke van die Stad Kaapstad: R4.56 (R5.20met BTW) per kℓ

2.1.11 In pas met die aanvaarding van die beleid oor stedelike landbou is ’n gratistoewysing van 10 kℓ per maand ingestel vir die uitsluitlike doeleinde vanbestaansboerdery deur omskrewe kwesbare groepe.

2.1.12 Huishoudings in wooneenhede op gemengdegebruik-eiendomme kan om ’ngratis toewysing van 6 kℓ per eenheid per maand aansoek doen. ’n Beëdigdeverklaring sal vereis word, en die aansoek sal op grond van die persentasie vandie hoofgebruik ondersoek en oorweeg word.

2.1.13 Bestaande skuilings vir haweloses/ouetehuise (buiten dié wat as huishoudelikegroepe geklassifiseer is)/tehuise vir die gesondheid van diegene met fisiese ofgeestelike gestremdhede.

2016/17SONDER BTW

2016/17MET BTW

Trap 1 (0 < 0.75) Per kℓ per persoon R0.00 R0.00

Trap 2 (>0.75) Per kℓ per persoon R16.92 R19.29

Voorgestelde wysigings in hooftrekke

• Finale gelykstelling van trapsgewyse tarief vir volledig huishoudelik enhuishoudelike groep,met bepaalde impak op trap 2 van die kategorie volledighuishoudelik, waar verbruikers ’n styging van meer as 9.75% sal ervaar.

• Voortgesette inlynstelling van prys vir fonteinwatergebruik op gholfbane waar diegebruiker nie infrastruktuur voorsien het nie.

• Bykomende stygings in permit- en verfilmingsfooie van die tak massawater, watmet meer gepaste prysvlakke in lyn gebring is.

• Bekendstelling van ’n kansellasiefooi vir verfilmingsbesprekings.2.2. SANITASIE

Drie stelle sanitasietariewe word voorgestel (10%-verminderingstarief,20%-verminderingstarief en 30%-verminderingstarief). Die normale tariefstel hetbetrekking op ’n vlak van tenminste 10% onder die lae watervraagkurwe aangesien vorigebeperkings en watervraaginisiatiewe die normale watervraag suksesvol tot hierdie vlakverlaag het, en die vlak 1-beperkingsmaatreëls as permanente goeie watervraagpraktykby die uitgevaardigde Verordening opWater en Sanitasie ingesluit is. Die tariefvlakke vanvermindering of beperking wat die Stad sy verbruikers oplê, is dus nie slegs gekoppelaan die beperkingsvlak wat die Departement vanWaterwese die Stad oplê nie,maarook aan die vlak van verbruikersvraag.Weens die huidige klimaatsomstandighede hetdie Stad Kaapstadmet ingang van 1 Januarie 2016 waterbeperkings tesamemet die20%-verminderingstarief ingestel, Die 20%-verminderingstarief sal ook op die boekjaar2016/17 van toepassing wees tot enmet verdere besluite oor die waterbeperkings.

’n Verhoging van 9.75% in sanitasieverbruikstariewe word voorgestel.

2.2.1 Volledig huishoudelik (standaard) – enkelresidensiële eiendomme: 70% vanwaterverbruik tot ’n maksimum van 35 kℓ riool per maand (70% van 50 kℓ water isgelykstaande aan 35 kℓ riool); en

2.2.2 Huishoudelike groep – woonstelle met massameters, trosontwikkelings wat deel-en enkeltiteleenhede insluit, sowel as raadseiendom – 90% van waterverbruik(*sien nota) tot ’n maksimum van 35 kℓ per huishouding. ’n Toewysing van4.2 kℓ per eenheid per maand sal gratis beskikbaar gestel word by aanvaardingvan ’n beëdigde verklaring oor die getal eenhede wat vanaf daardiemeteraansluiting voorsien word. Verbruik bo die gratis toewysing sal soos volggehef word:

2016/17 SONDER BTW 2016/17 MET BTWTrap 1 (0 < 4.2) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00Trap 2 (>4.2 < 7.35) Per kℓ R11.61 R13.24Trap 3 (>7.35 < 14) Per kℓ R20.52 R23.39Trap 4 (>14 < 24.5) Per kℓ R24.69 R28.15Trap 5 (>24.5 < 35) Per kℓ R32.00 R36.48

2.2.3 Volledig huishoudelik (Stad Kaapstad-oksidasiedamme) – enkelresidensiëleeiendomme: 70% van waterverbruik tot ’n maksimum van 35 kℓ riool per maand(70% van 50 kℓ water is gelykstaande aan 35 kℓ riool).

2016/17 SONDER BTW 2016/17 MET BTWTrap 1 (0 < 4.2) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00Trap 2 (>4.2 < 7.35) Per kℓ R11.04 R12.59Trap 3 (>7.35 < 14) Per kℓ R18.00 R20.52Trap 4 (>14 < 24.5) Per kℓ R21.68 R24.71Trap 5 (>24.5 < 35) Per kℓ R30.43 R34.69

2.2.4 Verbruikstariewe vir agterplaasgebruikers, wat raadseiendom insluit.

2016/17 SONDER BTW 2016/17 MET BTWTrap 1 (0 < 4.2) Per kℓ R0.00 R0.00Trap 2 (>4.2 < 7.35) Per kℓ R11.61 R13.24

2.2.5 Industrieel en kommersieel (standaard), skole, sportliggame, kerke,liefdadigheidsorganisasies, regering: nasionaal/provinsiaal, hospitale en ander –95% van waterverbruik (*sien nota): R14.70 (R16.76 met BTW) per kℓ

2.2.6 Industrieel en kommersieel (Stad Kaapstad-oksidasiedamme) – 95% vanwaterverbruik (*sien nota): R13.84 (R15.78 met BTW) per kℓ

2.2.7 Departementeel - 95% van waterverbruik (*sien nota), wat fasiliteite uitsluit watnie aan die rioolstelsel verbind is nie: R13.54 (R15.44 met BTW) per kℓ

2.2.8 Divers (standaard) – alle verbruikers wat nie onder bostaande kategorieë val nie –95% van waterverbruik: R14.70 (R16.76 met BTW) per kℓ

2.2.9 Divers (Stad Kaapstad-oksidasiedamme) – alle verbruikers wat nie onderbostaande kategorieë val nie – 95% van waterverbruik: R13.84 (R15.78 met BTW)per kℓ

2.2.10 Huishoudings in wooneenhede op gemengdegebruik-eiendomme kan om ’ngratis toewysing van 4.2 kℓ per eenheid per maand aansoek doen. ’n Beëdigdeverklaring sal vereis word, en die aansoek sal op grond van die persentasie vandie hoofgebruik ondersoek en oorweeg word.

2.2.11 Bestaande skuilings vir haweloses/ouetehuise (buiten dié wat as huishoudelikegroepe geklassifiseer is)/tehuise vir die gesondheid van diegene met fisiese ofgeestelike gestremdhede.

2016/17 SONDER BTW 2016/17 MET BTWTrap 1 (0 < 0.525) Per kℓ per persoon R0.00 R0.00Trap 2 (>0.525) Per kℓ per persoon R13.54 R15.44

* LETWEL: Die direkteur van water- en sanitasiedienste kan die persentasies na gelang vandie verbruiker aanpas. Dít geld egter nie vir die kategorie volledig huishoudelik nie.


• Finale gelykstelling van trapsgewyse tarief vir volledig huishoudelik enhuishoudelike groep,met bepaalde impak op trap 2 van die kategorie volledighuishoudelik, waar verbruikers ’n styging van meer as 9.75% sal ervaar.

• Voortgesette inlynstelling van prys vir gebruik van behandelde afvalwater opgholfbane waar die gebruiker nie infrastruktuur voorsien het nie.

2.3 ELEKTRISITEIT

Die tariewe hier onder berus op ’n gemiddelde styging van 7.78%, wat met ingang van1 Julie 2016 in werking gestel sal word.

RESIDENSIËLE TARIEWE2016/17

SONDER BTW2016/17MET BTW

Hulptarief

(“LifeLine”)

(SLEGSvir

verbruik erswat

inaanmerking

kom)

Blok 1 0-350 kWh c/kWh 97.09 110.68

Blok 2 350+ kWh c/kWh 268.81 306.44

HuishoudelikBlok 1 0-600 kWh c/kWh 164.51 187.54Blok 2 600+ kWh c/kWh 200.05 228.06

Diensheffing R/maand 212.92 242.73

TuisgebruikerBlok 1 0-600 kWh 129.02 147.08Blok 2 600+ kWh 200.05 228.06

KOMMERSIËLE TARIEWEKlein krag-verbruiker 1

Diens R/dag 37.25 42.47Energie c/kWh 129.25 147.35

Klein krag-verbruiker 2 Energie c/kWh 228.77 260.80

Buitespits-gebruikMinimum R/dag 118.37 134.94Energie c/kWh 118.00 134.52

Groot krag-gebruikers LS

Diens R/dag 44.37 50.58Energie c/kWh 76.61 87.34Vraag R/kVA 224.29 255.69

Groot krag-gebruikers MS

Diens R/dag 44.37 50.58Energie c/kWh 70.06 79.87Vraag R/kVA 205.70 234.50

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Tydspesifieke tarief,mediumspanningMS

Diens R/dag 6700.00 7638.00

Energie

Hoog - spits c/kWh 323.44 368.72Hoog -standaard c/kWh 93.67 106.78

Hoog - buitespits c/kWh 53.76 61.29

Laag - spits c/kWh 100.57 114.65Laag -standaard c/kWh 70.72 80.62

Laag - buitespits c/kWh 47.50 54.15

Vraag R/kVA 102.63 117.00

Tyd-spesifieke tariefvir Atlantis

Diens R/dag 6090.00 6942.60

Energie





Vraag R/kVA 93.30 106.36

Tydspesifieke tarief,hoë spanning

Diens R/dag 6700.00 7638.00

Energie





Vraag R/kVA 102.63 117.00

Groot verbruiker,lae spanning

Diens R/dag 39.40 44.92

Energie





Vraag R/kVA 182.00 207.48

Groot verbruiker,mediumspanning

Diens R/dag 78.07 89.00

Energie





Vraag R/kVA 86.63 98.76TARIEWE VIR KLEINSKAALSE GEKOPPELDE OPWEKKING

Residensieel

Diens R/dag 11.43 13.03Blok 1 0-600 kWh c/kWh 102.10 116.39Blok 2 600+ kWh c/kWh 200.05 228.06Invoertarief c/kWh 61.47 70.08

Nieresidensieel Invoertarief c/kWh 61.47 70.08BELIGTINGSTARIEWEStraatbeligting enverkeer-seine R/100W/uur aan 0.1572 0.1792


• Hulptariefkliënte op voorafbetaalde krag met munisipale eiendomswaardasiesvan R1 miljoen of meer sal met ingang van 1 Oktober 2016 na die huishoudeliketarief oorgeplaas word.

• Bekendstelling van nuwe tuisgebruikertarief. Geen bestaande kliënte sal inhierdie stadium outomaties na hierdie tarief oorgeplaas word nie.

• Geen veranderinge aan die toekenning van gratis basiese elektrisiteit nie, buitenkliënte wat dit sal verbeur indien hulle van die hulptarief na die huishoudeliketarief oorskuif.

• Klein kragverbruiker 1 met buitespitstarief is beperk tot kliënte wat reeds vanaf1 Julie 2012 op hierdie tarief is, en styg met ’n bogemiddelde bedrag as dievoorlaaste fase in die uitfasering van hierdie tarief.

• Slegs geringe strukturele aanpassings aan nieresidensiële tariewe in pas metdie uitkomste van die voorsieningskostestudie, of om pariteit met Eskom seMegaflex-tariewe te verseker.

• Bekendstelling van twee nuwe tydspesifieke tariewe vir groot verbruikers (lae enmediumspanning). Alle nuwe grootverbruiker-kliënte sal op hierdie tariewe geplaasword, en bestaande kliënte sal in hierdie stadium kan kies om oor te skuif.

LETWEL: Maandelikse diensheffings word bereken as die daaglikse diensheffing,vermenigvuldig met die getal dae in die rekeningtydperk.

2.4. VASTE AFVAL

Verbruikstariefverhogings van 7.92% vir verwydering en 12.08% vir wegdoening isvoorgestel.

VASTE AFVAL2016/17(SONDERBTW)

2016/17(METBTW)

RESIDENSIËLE VERWYDERINGFORMEEL

240 ℓ, wat sluithouer insluit Rand per maand R112.19 R127.90

DEERNISKORTING – 240 ℓ,WAT SLUITHOUER INSLUITBlok 1 (100% korting) –eiendomswaarde vanaf R1 totR100 000

Korting in rand per maand -R112.19 -R127.90

Blok 2 (75% korting) –eiendomswaarde vanaf R100 001 totR150 000






VERHOOGDE DIENSVLAK,WAT SLUITHOUER INSLUIT

240 ℓ - bykomende houer Rand per houer permaand R112.19 R127.90

240 ℓ - drie keer per week vir groep Rand per houer permaand R336.32 R383.40

INFORMEELBasiese vullissakdiens Rand per maand Gratis GratisNIERESIDENSIËLE VERWYDERING240 ℓ,WAT SLUITHOUER INSLUIT

Een verwydering per week Rand per houer permaand R133.95 R152.70

Drie verwyderings per week Rand per houer permaand R401.75 R458.00

Vyf verwyderings per week Rand per houer permaand R669.65 R763.40

VULLISBESKIKBAARHEIDAlle leë erwe Rand per maand R66.49 R75.80WEGDOENINGSDIENSTEAlgemene afval Rand per ton R388.77 R443.20

Spesiale afval Rand per ton of gedeeltedaarvan R515.18 R587.30


Tariefbeleid (bylae 7 by die konsepbegroting 2016/17)

• 7.1.1.1.3 – Uitgebreide (drie keer per week) 240 ℓ-houerdiens (sluitenkelresidensiële eiendomme uit).

• 7.1.7.7 – Organisasies wat by HOMAC (die Stad se hawelose-agentskapkomitee) geakkrediteer is, sal ’n rekening ontvang. Die rekeningsal aan die geakkrediteerde organisasie gekoppel word, onderworpe aan ’ndiensleweringsooreenkoms met die Stad.

• 8.2 – Diensgeldkortings vir organisasies wat by HOMAC geakkrediteer is, worddeur die residensiële tarief gesubsidieer.

Korting vir organisasies wat by HOMAC geakkrediteer is: ’n Korting van 50% op dieheffing vir vullisverwydering een maal per week sal geld vir die eerste 15 (vyftien)240 ℓ-vullishouers met swart deksels. Enige bykomende houers sal teen die volle tariefgehef word.

Terugbetaling van wegdoeningskoepons sal ingevolge hoofstuk 6 van die beleid oorkredietbeheer en skuldinvordering hanteer word.

3. DIVERSE TARIEWE, FOOIE EN HEFFINGS3.1 ’n Volledige afskrif van alle diverse tariewe, fooie en heffings lê ter insae by

bogenoemde munisipale kantore (sien bylae 6 by konsepbegroting).3.2 Alle diverse tariewe sluit BTW in bereken teen 14% ingevolge die Wet op

Belasting op ToegevoegdeWaarde,Wet 89 van 1991.3.3 Boetes, terugbetaalbare deposito’s, behuising en geïntegreerde snelvervoer is

vrygestel van BTW.

4. TOEWYSING VAN HULPTOELAES4.1 Raadpleeg bylae 18 by die konsepbegroting 2016/17 vir ’n lys organisasies/

liggame wat as toelaagbegunstigdes aanbeveel is.

5. SPESIALE AANSLAGGEBIEDE: BYKOMENDE HEFFINGDie bykomende heffings vir spesiale aanslaggebiede word teen 14% BTW belas en wordin die onderstaande tabel as rand in die rand weergegee.

SPESIALE AANSLAGGEBIED

BEGROTING

2016/17

R

BYKOMENDE

HEFFING

RESIDENSIEEL

2016/17

R

BYKOMENDE

HEFFINGNIE-

RESIDENSIEEL

2016/17

R

Lughawe 3,377,278 N.v.t. 0.001946Athlone 733,715 N.v.t. 0.001989*Blackheath 1,943,939 N.v.t. 0.001111Brackenfell 2,556,638 N.v.t. 0.002541Kaapstad Sentraal 52,977,266 N.v.t. 0.001846Claremont 7,702,958 0.000418 0.001361Claremont-boulevard 3,232,912 N.v.t. 0.000623Elsies Rivier 2,239,272 N.v.t. 0.002867Epping 7,884,478 N.v.t. 0.001165Vishoek 835,875 0.000575 0.001443Glosderry 1,307,844 N.v.t. 0.001707*Groenpunt 5,635,344 0.000442 0.002159Groote Schuur 5,515,994 N.v.t. 0.001739Kalk Bay / St James 1,383,009 0.000475 0.001496Llandudno 433,587 0.000111 N.v.t.Maitland 2,423,392 N.v.t. 0.001965Muizenberg 1,662,288 0.000847 0.002435Observatory 4,731,253 0.000908 0.001633*Oranjekloof 4,779,254 0.000442 0.002087*Paardeneiland 3,779,193 N.v.t. 0.001072Parow-industrieel 4,005,747 N.v.t. 0.001665Salt River 3,039,781 N.v.t. 0.002229*Seepunt 4,877,406 0.000967 0.002148Somerset West 2,434,614 N.v.t. 0.002466Stikland-industrieel 3,077,339 N.v.t. 0.001881Strand 1,009,293 N.v.t. 0.002334*Triangle-industrieel 2,009,285 N.v.t. 0.002953**Tygervallei 2,974,046 N.v.t. 0.001709Voortrekker-wegkorridor 15,408,476 N.v.t. 0.002334Vredekloof 2,894,829 0.001938 0.002226Woodstock 4,772,059 N.v.t. 0.001762Wynberg 4,406,701 0.001055 0.003915Zeekoevlei-skiereiland 445,980 0.001823 N.v.t.*Zwaanswyk 1,000,390 0.000972 N.v.t.

*Onderworpe aan die Raad se toestemming dat die spesiale aanslaggebied sy nuwesakeplan met ingang van 1 Julie 2016 vir ’n verdere vyf jaar in werking stel.

** Onderworpe aan die Raad se goedkeuring vir die vestiging van die spesialeaanslaggebied.

Let wel: Voorgestelde bykomende tariewe word aangedui sonder BTW. Tariewe met BTWis beskikbaar op bladsy 23.1 tot 23.3 van die boek van tariewe, fooie en heffings.

6. GEKONTRAKTEERDE OPENBARE PADVERVOERDIENSTE,WATMyCiTi- GEÏNTEGREERDE SNELVERVOER (GSV) INSLUIT

Tariewe vir openbare vervoer is vrygestel van BTW. Hierdie tariewe is in pas met diekonseptariefbeleid vir gekontrakteerde openbare padvervoerdienste.

LW: Inligting wat hier voorsien word, is ’n uittreksel uit die konsepboek van tariewe,fooie en heffings. Vir die volledige weergawe, raadpleeg bylae 6 by die konsepbegroting2016/17.

DIENSTE GELEWER EN VERWANTEVERVOERPRODUKTE EENHEID 2016/17

RRITTE IN SPITSTYD

Mover 30 Soos gelaai 30.00








Mover 1000 Soos gelaai 1 000.00

GSV-TARIEWE MET ’N MOVER-PAKKET

SPITSTYD (06:45 tot 08:00 en 16:15 tot 17:30 op enige weeksdag)

Ritte korter as 5 km per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 8.90

Ritte van 5 km of verder, maar korter as 10 km per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 11.20

Ritte van 10 km of verder, maar korter as20 km

per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 15.00









Ritte van 60 km of verder per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 25.20

Premie op lughawediens in spitstyd(benewens afstandgebaseerde tarief)


SPAARTYD (alle tye buiten spits)

Ritte korter as 5 km per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 5.90

Ritte van 5 km of verder, maar korter as 10 km per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 7.60











Ritte van 60 km of verder per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 18.20

Premie op lughawediens per persoon per rit (eenrigting) 48.20

LETWEL: 1. Die standaardtarief word gehef wanneer Mover-punte niebeskikbaar is nie. Die Mover-tarief hierbo is gemiddeld sowat 30% laer as diestandaardtarief. 2. Alle tariewe is onderworpe aan bepalings en voorwaardes.Dit sluit in dat tariewe gewysig sal word indien die vasgestelde drempels metbetrekking tot die prys van laeswaweldiesel bereik word.

VERVOERPRODUKTEStelselwye standaard maandeliks (watlughaweritte uitsluit) per persoon per maand 710.00

Stelselwye premie maandeliks, watlughaweritte insluit per persoon per maand 930.00

Spaar-dagkaartjies: Standaard – eendag- totsewedagkaartjies beskikbaar

per persoon pervervoerproduk

36.00 tot195.00

Spaar-maandkaartjie per persoon pervervoerproduk 540.00

Spaar-dagkaartjies: Premie (wat lughaweritteinsluit)

per persoon pervervoerproduk

109.00 tot269.00

Spaar-maandkaartjie: Premie per persoon pervervoerproduk 760.00

ENKELRIT-PAPIERKAARTJIEStelselwye enkelritkaartjie virniepremiediens: binne en buite spits, watpremielughawediens uitsluit


Stelselwye enkelritkaartjie virpremiediens: binne en buite spits, watpremielughawediens insluit


KNAPKAART-UITREIKFOOIKaarte sal by die aanvang van nuwe dienste vir beperkte tye gratis uitgereik word, beperk toteen kaart per persoon,mits die passasier betaal om die nuwe kaart te laai.

Fooi ommyconnect-knapkaart uit te reik Per knapkaart 30.00

Fooi ommyconnect-knapkaart met verstrykingte vervang

Per knapkaart wat vervangword 20.00

Let wel: Die tariewe hierbo is onderworpe aan die bepalings en voorwaardes in bylae 6by die konsepbegroting 2016/17.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMSTADSBESTUURDER54/2016


Event helps promote active ageing

Right: Sheila Stoffels from Bellville Southconcentrates hard not to drop one of the ballsduring the duck walk event at the games lastweek. PHOTOS: CARINA ROUX

The City of Cape Town’s annual Gamesfor Older Persons was held last week atthe Green Point track. Here senior men

and women were afforded the opportunity todisplay their athletic skills in front of hun-dreds of spectators. Some of the sportingcodes that formed part of the challenge in-cluded duck walks, Jukskei and sprints. Atleast 1000 seniors citizens from across thecity took part. The aim of the games is to pro-mote healthy living and active ageing.

Cornelia Fredericks from Bellville South CulturalSenior Club takes aim in the Cape TownGames for Older Persons at the Green PointAthletics Stadium last Wednesday.

Above: Magdalene Jacobs,Vicky Petersen, MaureenHendricks, Rosaline Marinusand MaryAnne Cupido fromElsies River senior club cameout in matching outfits readyto show off their athleticskills.

Left: Magdalene Jacobs fromElsies River senior club in thedressup race.

Right: Susan Jansen in frontwith Margie Wood behind her– both from Bellville South –

get ready to throw hoopswith the help of assistant

Mikhail Jane on the left.

The University of the WesternCape and Implats developedSouth Africa’s first hydrogen fuelcell forklift and refuelling stationand unveiled the prototype inSprings last week.

The three-year project, whichcommenced in 2012, was a collabo-rative effort between Implatsthrough their Impala RefiningServices, Hydrogen South Africa(HySA) Systems, UWC and the de-partment of science and technolo-gy.

The prototype hydrogen fuelcell forklift and refuelling stationwas unveiled at its Impala Refin-ing Services in Springs.

Over the last three years, Im-plats funded HySA Systems a to-tal of R6 million towards the de-velopment of a fuel cell poweredprototype forklift and refuellingstation which has been in opera-tion since October 2015 within thedispatch area at the Base MetalsRefinery in Springs.

This investment is a result ofover a decade of continuous dis-cussions and negotiations be-tween Implats and UWC’s SouthAfrican Institute for AdvancedMaterials Chemistry (Saiamc),under the leadership of Saiamc’sdirector, Professor VladimirLinkov.

Linkov said with Impala Plati-num becoming a partner toSaiamc, UWC has achieved thelong-term goal of entering strate-gic research, development and in-novation partnerships with an ab-solute national leader in one ofthe pillars of energy generationfor current and future needs ofthe South African economy.

“This partnership is unique inthe national system of innova-tion, unparallelled by any otheruniversity laboratory or institutein South Africa,” he said.

Implats plans to use hydrogenfuel cell technology as its mainsource of energy for material han-dling and underground miningequipment.

The initiative involves build-ing local skills in the developmentof hydrogen and fuel cell productsand co-funding the development

of the prototype forklift and refu-elling station. Implats CEO Ter-ence Goodlace said developing aviable fuel cell industry in SouthAfrica has several advantages forthe country such as economic de-velopment, sustainable job crea-tion and social good. “As theworld’s largest platinum supply-ing region there is a guaranteedsupply of the metal as well as thepotential to increase in globalplatinum demand,” he explained,adding that the development and

implementation of this technolo-gy provides an important oppor-tunity for South Africa to play arole in reducing global green-house emissions, thus diminish-ing urban pollutants and contrib-uting to reduced health care costsand an improved quality of life.

Over the long term, Implatsplans to fast-track local manufac-turing of fuel cells and the associ-ated components within a pro-posed tributary Special EconomicZone in the Springs region.

The company’s longer-termstrategic investments include ex-ploring a carbon neutral fuelsource for its operations, and par-ticipating in collaborative effortsthrough the Impala Roadmap todevelop fuel cell technology todrive knowledge-based skills de-velopment and job creation, andto increase foreign direct invest-ment in South Africa.

Meanwhile Dr Cordellia Sita,director of HySA Systems, saidthat fuel cell powered forklifts aregaining significant tractionworldwide and are now enteringmainstream commercialisation.

However, the limited availabili-ty of refueling infrastructure,coupled with the challenge offinding the most appropriate on-board hydrogen storage technolo-gy remains a big challenge.

“Through this demonstrationproject, HySA Systems has ad-dressed both challenges throughthe use of a novel metal hydridematerial for both hydrogen com-pression and storage,” Sita said.

The Minister of Science andTechnology, Naledi Pandor, notedthat South Africa had started tomake a number of bold moves thatcould see the country leapfrog in-to being a leading hydrogen fuelcell technology industrial hub.

“A forklift may appear to be asmall move, but great industrieshave developed from smallmoves,” she said.

Professor Frans Swanepoel,deputy vice-chancellor for Re-search and Innovation at UWC,said if fuel cell forklift develop-ment is to take-off, “UWC is happyto play a part in that”.

UWC instrumental in fuel cell technology

The world's first fuel cell forklift and refuelling station was unveiled at Impala Refining Services in Springs lastweek which was headed by UWC. Minister of Science and Technology Naledi Pandor attended.


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Dit was toe nie die bosslapers self watWelgemoed so onder die inbrake laatdeurloop het nie, maar ’n groep inbre-

kers wat hulle onder die haweloses tuisge-maak het. Nou is dié booswigte agter tralies.Die laaste van vier lede van dié groep is

verlede Maandag in die vroeë oggenduredeur die Bellville-polisie se misdaadvoorko-mingspan onder leiding van ao. Whitey vanZyl vasgetrek.Van Zyl, konstt. Bernard Musset, Vusi

Masiya, Shaun Plaatjies en twee studente-konstabels het sedert die groot vlaag van in-brake Welgemoed getref het – meer as 15voorvalle tot en met 23 Maart – intensiewevoorlêdienste daar begin doen.TygerBurger het op 23 Maart daaroor be-

rig onder die opskrif “Misdaad is op ’n ga-lop”, toe daar teen daardie tyd, in minder asdrie weke, reeds by ’n laerskool, gholf- entennisklub en herhaaldelik by ’n restaurantingebreek is.Jacques Bekker, ondervoorsitter van die

WelgemoedSafe-gemeenskapsorganisasie,was toe van mening dat die inbrake moont-lik hul oorsprong kon hê in die groot aantalbosslapers opdie aangrensende terreine vandie Universiteit Stellenbosch se bestuur-skool en die plaaslike gholfbaan.Hy was nie heeltemal verkeerd nie, soos

toe later bewys is.Maj. Fienie Nimb, woordvoerder van die

Bellville-polisie, sê: “Dit ismense vanUitsigin Ravensmead wat in daardie bos kom oor-nag het – hulle is nié haweloses nie – en hetmet die uitsluitlike doel daarheen gegaanom misdaad te pleeg.”

Nimb sê ’n deurbraak het gekom toe hulspan van die verdagtes se mombakkiese opvideo gesien het waar hulle by ’n plaaslikelaerskool inbreek.Die voorval by die skool het op 17 Maart

plaasgevind en die skool se televisiestel isgesteel.Nimb vertel die vierstuks is gevang nadat

die lede al die tonele besoek het waar daarmoontlik beeldmateriaal van die voorvallekon wees.“Die lede het gesien daar is een persoon

wat uitstaan in byna drie van die inbrake.Op ander videomateriaal kon hulle sien dathy elke keer iemand anders by hom het,” sêsy. “Die lede het toe hul voorlêdienste in diebosse teen die universiteit voortgesit entwee van die verdagtes onmiddellik herkenen geïdentifiseer. Dié twee is daar gearres-teer.”

Nimb sê die twee verdagtes se makkers isin ’n sjebien in Uitsig in Ravensmead vasge-trek.“Die eenverdagtewordbeskouasdiehoof-

verdagte enword positief gekoppelmet fisie-ke bewyse wat hom met etlike inbrake ver-bind.“Die ander word elkeen reeds positief ver-

bind met een inbraak. Die verdagtes wat inhegtenis geneem is, is verantwoordelik virdie inbrake by die gholfbaan en etlike onder-nemings in die Tyger-waterfront,” sê Nimb.“Van 24 Maart tot nou was daar nog nie

weer by een onderneming ingebreek nie,hoewel daar 12 inbrake was net 10 dae voor-dat dié groep gearresteer is.”Nimb sê die verdagtes is tussen 20 en 30

jaar oud en het reeds in die Bellvillese land-droshof verskyn, maar die saak is uitgestelvir verdere ondersoek.

MICHELLE LINNERT@linnertmb

A student from Bloubergstrand who studiesat UWC in Bellville found an unlikely sur-prise under his car’s hood when he stoppedat a garage to fill up.Spiro Kostiris’s mother, Gina, told Tyger-

Burger the tale of the little cat thatwas foundnestled among her son’s car parts at a fillingstation in Bellville when Spiro stopped tohave the car’s oil and water checked.“We don’t know if she climbed in at Blou-

berg whenmy son went to varsity. He askedthe garage attendant to check the oil andwa-ter, and there she was, tucked into the en-gine,” Gina said.“She was terrified – they had to fish her

out from deep within the engine, but by thetime she got home, shewas calm and as soonas she was fed she was sweet and adorable.“Who knows how long she was in there

for? We don’t know if she maybe climbed inat varsity, but she was just bathed andwashed and smelled beautiful. We thoughtshe might belong to one of the lecturers.“She immediately came and cuddled in

and she’s well-trained, because she did herbusiness in the kitty litter. Obviously some-body loves her,” Gina added.Gina posted pictures of the cat on Face-

book in the hope of finding her owners.The beautiful feline specimen that looks

like shemighthave someMaineCoon inher,is currently in tiptop shape, saysTheaOden-daal from the Bergzicht Animal Clinic inEden on the Bay.The cat was taken there by the Kostiris

family last Thursday after Spiro found her.Gina would have kept the cat, it seems,

had it not been for her ownpet, Lucy, aGreatDane, wanting to “have her for snackies...”Gina joked online.“They ‘spoke’ through a glass partition

and is wasn’t a very friendly conversation,”Gina said.In the meantime, since the owner has not

been found, Thea says a family has showninterest in adopting the furry beauty, nownamed Dusty – “because she looks like she’sbeen rolling around in the dust”.Her health is also exemplary, Thea said.“She looks really, really good. She’s also

doing very well. She’s spayed, she has nofleas, she is friendly and not underfed.“She also had on a lovely red collar,” Thea

said. It is not known if Dusty is chipped.V Do you perhaps know Dusty or her human parents?Give TygerBurger a call on 021 910 6551, or contactthe clinic on 021 554 5877.

‘Dusty’ cat survives long ridein car’s cramped engine bay

This beautiful, well loved cat was found underthe bonnet of a car after the survived a ridehiding out in the engine bay.

DESIRÉE RORKE@dezzierorke

After beating prostate cancer in March,Brackenfell resident Harry Smit got tomeet his idol Lionel Richie during thesinger’s recent visit to Cape Town.Late last year, Harry’s wife, Tanja, sent

an email to the KFM Breakfast show,wanting to wish her husband a happybirthday on 12 November.She was in for a huge surprise, thanks

toKFMBreakfast Showhost RyanO’Con-nor and the team.“After speaking to Tanja, Ryan learned

that Harry had checked into hospital forkidney stones last year. Doctors foundproblemswith his prostate and hewas di-agnosed with prostate cancer,” saysShannonPetersenatKFM.After avaliantfight, Harry beat cancer and Tanja want-

ed to treat her husband for his birthdaythis year.“Harry is a huge karaoke fan and Lion-

el Richie is on top of his song request list.With this inmind,RyanofferedTanja twotickets to Lionel Richie’s concert on 18March.”To make the experience that more spe-

cial, the couple received a three-nightstay at the Southern Sun Waterfront, aluxury spa treatment, transport to andfrom the concert venue and a meet andgreet with Richie.Back in Brackenfell last week, Tanja

expressed a huge thank you. “We enjoyedthe concert so much and Harry was likea kid in a candy store! His love for musicand singing just heightened his passionby seeing his idol in person. Thank youso much – we now have unforgettablememories!”

Brackenfell cancer survivornow ‘dancing on the ceiling’

As happyas can be– Harryand Tanjawith theiridol,LionelRichie.

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Perfect Cape Town weather, close racingand a fair share of controversy were allpart of the script at Killarney’s openinground of the 2016 South African NationalKarting Championship, but the weekendwill likely better be remembered for thefact that local drivers proved totally domi-nant.According to a press release by WPMC

Kart Club, Western Province MotorsportClub karters Julian van der Watt, DinoStermin, Sebastian Boyd, Joseph Oelz andCharl Visser each won one of the five na-tional categories thatmadeup themeeting.Local racers also won thirteen of Satur-

day’s fifteen races andwithmost classes of-fering their champions a seat in the RotaxMaxWorld Finals in Italy in October, Capekarting once again started the season on ahigh note.Killarney is well-known as a hard nut to

crack for visiting karters and Saturdayproved no exception with three of the win-

ners unbeaten over the weekend, but thisyear saw a local lad coming out on top ofthe fastest Rotax DD2 shifter class too forthe first time when Formula Ford fron-trunner Julian van der Watt (Kosmic)came from behind each time to beat SADD2 champion and Jozi Polo Cup racerBradley Liebenberg (Birel) and Mastersclass winner, Port Elizabeth’s multiple SAProduction Car champion and GTC racer,Michael Stephen.Another Cape driver and VW Polo Cup

racer Umpie Swart (Birel) was fourth inDD2 fromDurbanite BenjaminHabig (Ton-yKart), formerWP champ JonathanThom-as (Partners CRG), Bloem driver Justin Al-lison (Tony Kart) and Tristan de Nobrega,Robert Whiting and Michael Buchholzrounding off the top ten.The open age group 125cc Rotax Max

Challenge is one class where Cape drivershave regularly dominated over the yearsand this year was no exception. Reigning

SA Junior Max champion Dino Stermin(Kosmic) overcame a difficult first heat totake two hard-fought wins to take overallhonours for the day.Although it was no walk in the park, Se-

bastian Boyd (Kosmic) made no mistakesen route to three fine racewins and a domi-nant maiden national high school 125ccJunior Max victory over local rival DanielDuminy who drove a characteristicallysteady weekend to bring his Kosmic home.In second place was Johannesburg driverBlaine Rademeyer (Birel), Worcester ladJP Hamman (Kosmic), Mozambican KarlPitzer (FA), Durbanite Dominic Lincoln(Tony) and local lad Andrew Rackstraw(Tony).Cameron O’Connor, Storm Lanfear and

Jason Coetzee rounded off the Junior Maxtop ten, but Coetzee, who was second toBoyd in the first and third heats, was partyto a controversial second heat last lap thatsawhimexcluded from that heat andDario

Busi, who had ledmost of that heat exclud-ed for the day for their parts in some ques-tionable last lap race two tactics…Theremay have been just one Cape driv-

er on the other primary school 60cc MiniRok grid, but that did not prevent wildcardCharl Visser (Zanardi) from winning it.Visserwas first home in all three races, butwas docked five places for a startline in-fringement to handKwandaMakoena (FA)a rare out of town victory in the finale.Visser’s Mini Rok win was however all

the more impressive considering that hebounced straight back to win the secondMini Rok race immediately after being sig-nificantly shaken up when thrown fromhis kart in a hefty second race Maxteinocrash. Now all that remains to be seen isif Cape Town’s karters can continue todominate the national races away fromhome. The second round of the SAnationalkarting championship follows in Port Eliz-abeth on Workers Day 1 May.

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The Cape Winelands team placed third at the recent Billabong SA Grommet Games in Port Elizabeth.

An ecstatic Cape Winelands team re-cently produced their best perform-ance in the history of the 24-year Billa-

bong SAGrommet Games to take a deservedthird place overall.With their energy, enthusiasm and sup-

port for each other throughout the event theteam also won them the coveted team spiritaward.CapeTownSurfridersmade it five ina row

as theywon theMandela Bay Trophy, whichwas completed in two-foot surf and offshoreconditions at the Pipe, Pollock Beach in PortElizabeth, with Nelson Mandela Bay placedin second place.The Cape Winelands Surfriders Grommet

team’s huge improvement at this unique 24-year-old event is a credit to the commitmentshown by the management team and thepreparation of the team by head coach, Dan-ielle Johnson, andMark Powis as teamman-ager. Close to 100 girls and boys from sevendistricts took part in the annual eventwhichis SurfingSouthAfrica’s premier entry levelinter-provincial tournament. SponsorshipfromBillabong, funding fromSport andRec-reation South Africa, support from Lottoand friendly hosting byNelsonMandelaBaySurfriders ensured that the 24th edition ofthe SAGrommet Games was a huge success.In the individual surfing categories, the

following CapeWineland surfers excelled intheir age groups:AnastasiaVenter (Melkbosstrand), was placed second in the u.9 girlsage group, with Saffiya Moodliar placedfourth in the u.11 girls age group.Che du Plessis and Sune Chadwick came

third and fourth in the u.13 girls age group,with Nicholas Lombard being placed secondin the u.13 boys age group.Danella Finlayson came third in the u.15

girls age group with Rentia Tromp in fourthplace and Ashwin Petersen placed second inthe u.15 boys age group. The following CapeWineland surfers were also included in the2016 Grommet Games Academy Squad: Ash-win Petersen, Nicholas Lombard, Danella

Finlayson, Rentia Tromp, Ceara Knight,Che du Plessis and Sune Chadwick.The SA Grommet Games is a national

tournament with a primary focus on trans-formation and development within thesport. Strict criteria must be followed when

selecting teams for the four days of competi-tion. While the main focus of the event is onsurfing, participation in events such as aPaddle Battle, Beach Flags and a Tag Teamcontest are an integral part of the GrommetGames activities.

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BASEBALL: SENIORS AND YOUTH TAKE BACKTOBACK NBC VICTORIES

WP makes clean sweepSEAN CAMPBELL

After annexing their 17th senior nation-al baseball championship (NBC) lastweek, all of theWesternProvince (WP)

youth teams proceeded to win gold in theirdivisions over the last week.Western Province have nowmade it back-

to-back clean sweeps of the South AfricanBaseball Union’s (SABU) senior and youthNBCs after alsowinning gold in all divisionsin Boksburg last year.The seniorWPA side conquered all before

them as they registered no fewer than fiveshut outs whilst drawing one game to Gaut-eng u.23, which was rained out. WP A beatWP u.23 10-0 in the semi-finals and facedGauteng A in the final after Gauteng A beatWP B 9-2 in their semi-final.The final was played in horrendously

windy and rainy weather, which did not al-low for good baseball. The weather favouredGautengAas it stifled theWPApowerhousebatting line-up. Both teams were taken offthe field twice due to persistent rain. On thesecond occasion, at the top of the ninth in-nings, umpires called the game off with WPA leading 7-0. As the innings was incom-plete, the official score stood at 5-0, as it wasat the bottom if the eighth innings.The pitching duo of Jared Elario and Carl

Michaels stood out, with Brett Willemburgand Darren Wedel shining with the bat.WP u.18 A beat Gauteng A 10-0 in the final

of the junior championship. Jarrod Willi-ams pitched a sublime game and was wellsupported by his fielderswho turned a beau-tiful double play in the sixth inning. Willi-ams pitched six innings, conceding five hits,twowalks and fanned two hitters. Hewas re-placed by Brandon Smith who recorded thelast three outs.

Brandon Gehlig (2 for 2), Haydon Matter(2 for 3) and Kyle Ripepi (2 for 4) were thestandout hitters for WP u.18 A.Gauteng A beat Gauteng B 6-3 and WP A

beatWPB 9-2 in their respective semi-finals.In a tightly contested final for u.15s, WP

A beat Gauteng A 5-1. Both teams utilisedthreepitchers eachbut itwasWPAthat tookadvantage of the errors and walks given upby Gauteng A. Just when Gauteng A werethreatening, WP A turned a double play to

keep them scoreless in that innings.WP A beat Gauteng B and Gauteng A beat

WP B in the semi-finals.After losing to Gauteng A 11-10 in the

round robin, WP A beat them 5-3 in an excit-ing u.12 final. The young boys of the tourna-ment had everyone on the edge of their seatsin an awesome display of skills at this youngage. Both teams did very well and gave agood account of themselves.Western Province Baseball dominance is

good for the region, but definitely not goodfor South African baseball. One would havethought that Gauteng Central, Eastern andNorthern have consolidated into one unitthat would wrestle the dominance and tro-phies away from Western Province.Other regions to have participated in the

tournament were KZN, Mandela Bay, Eden,Cape Winelands and Zimbabwe. Some re-gions entered more than one team per divi-sion.

A victorious Western Province u.18 A side completed a clean sweep of titles for all Western Province teams at the national baseball championshipin Chukker Road after two weeks of action.

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ste reeks Superliga-rugbywedstryde hierdie seisoen indie WP.Brackenfell, ’n nuweling in die topafdeling van die

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Valsbaai aanvanklik goed hokgeslaan, maar toe die be-soekers in alle afdelings die botoon begin voer, kon dieParowiete nie meer al die gate toestop nie – om met’n telling van 10-54 die aftog te blaas.Durbanville-Bellville en die Universiteit van Wes-

Kaapland, wat die afgelope naweek loslootjies gehadhet, speel eerskomende Saterdag inwegwedstryde teenonderskeidelik Brackenfell en Valsbaai.In die B-afdeling van die Superliga het Milnerton in

die eerste reeks wedstryde die span van Young Peopleskatswink gehardloop en deur middel van 13 drieë ’nwentelling van 87-0 opgestapel. Bellville het met 28-16met Violets afgereken, maar Kraaifontein se Hands &Heartmoesmet 20-25 dieknie buigvoorPniëlVillagers.

Talle glanspuntein WP-klubrugby

Rangers down Elsies River: Achmat Ahmed of Surrey Estate Rangers (left) tries to wrestle Grant Less of Elsies River to theground during a tackle in their Super League C season opener played at Surrey Estate Sport Complex on Saturday. Rangers wonthe match 377. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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