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Pleas to restrict accessTIYESE JERANJI

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Sharedon Park residents in Steenbergare worried about the increase in crimein their area and reckon this can easily

be avoided if the road reserves in Ivory Closeand Zircon Close are closed off.

Concerned residents say for over fiveyears they have pleaded with authorities toinstall fencing. Over the years they havewatched crime escalate and get out of handbecause the opening made it easy for peopleto access their area.

A couple of years ago the road reserve wascovered in reeds and grass, which preventedpeople from walking there. However, withtime, a visible footpath has been formedwhich has made it easy for the “wrong

crowd” to access the community.There have been a number of muggings

and even a murder has taken place. It is al-leged there was a rape last week.

Now residents say something has to bedone as a matter of urgency and are callingfor a brick wall that will stop people fromcoming into their area.

Sharedon Neighbourhood Watch says thecommunity has to stand up and demand thefencing, as they are concerned winter willbring an increase in crime.

“Cars and houses have been broken into.As the neighbourhood watch we want the ar-ea closed off. Criminals take advantage be-cause of the reeds. When they rob and runin there you will never see them again. Wehave had enough,” says Eric Bailey fromSharedon Park Neighbourhood Watch. “We

have been saying for a long time we wantedthis area closed as it will be easy to controlcrime from within. Those who are caught inour area will have nowhere to run to.”

A resident, who only identified herself asBelle, says the situation is out of hand.

“My house is the very last one and its easyfor a criminal to just attack us. We don’t feelsafe. If we could have a strong wall it willbe much better. People are robbed here allthe time and last week someone was raped.This spot is just not safe. It has made it easyfor people to access our area and crime is outof hand. The neighbourhood watch is tryingbut because of the reserve its really difficultfor them,” she says.

Bailey added when people walk in theopen space, they have to walk in numbersmaking them feel safe, but they are discour-

aging community members to use it.“Not even the police can patrol there. Peo-

ple must walk on the main road. Though it’squick and easy to access many placesthrough this hotspot, you’re making your-self an easy target. We are pleading with peo-ple to make it easy for us by not walkinghere.”

Ward councillor Marita Petersen says it’sa safety risk and it will be closed.

“I have always supported the closure, butthe problem was that no-one wanted to takeownership of the piece of land, whether it’sCity Parks or Transport for Cape Town. Thatwill be sorted out soon and the moment wehave a clear indication of who owns thatpiece of land, work will begin. There are toomany people accessing this area.”V Continued on page 2

Residents say the reserve isattracting the wrong crowdinto their area and they wanta wall that secures the areaand provides access control.

PHOTO: TIYESE JERANJI

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Brett Herron, Mayco member for trans-port, says they are aware of the proposedclosures.

“If the proposed closure is likely to im-pact on the broader community then theCity is obliged to conduct a public partici-pation process to ensure that all partieswho may be affected are afforded the op-portunity to comment or lodge their objec-tion.

In this instance there are well-definedpedestrian lines between Coniston Parkand Sharedon Park across the public openspace through Ivory Close and Zircon Cir-cle, says Herron, which are used by a largenumber of residents and will impact thebroader community.

“As such, the City will have to under-take a public participation process to de-termine whether there is wide support forthis proposal or not,” he says “Once thepublic participation process has been con-cluded, the City will be in a position totake a decision, pending the considerationof all comments and possible objections.”

The decision on when to initiate thepublic participation process is being dis-cussed, says Herron.

“The City is committed to conductingthe public participation process required.No timeline can be set at this stage as thedecision to permit the closure will be de-termined by the outcome of the public par-ticipation process.”

Residents come together to say that they have had enough of crime in their area theywant fencing to help them feel safe again. PHOTO: TIYESE JERANJI

TAXI LOSES CONTROL: Six people were left injured following a collision between ataxi and a bakkie at the Prince George and Hek Road intersection in Retreat lastWednesday. ER24 paramedics, along with metro services, arrived on the scene andfound that a bakkie and taxi had collided head-on. Both of the vehicles were found inthe middle of the intersection. On assessment, paramedics found six patients withvarious injuries, ranging from minor to moderate. The patients were stabilised andtransported to Victoria Hospital for further treatment. It is understood that the driverof the taxi lost control of the vehicle, causing it to collide head-on with the bakkie.Local authorities were on the scene to investigate the exact details of the collision.

SLAVE ROUTE CHALLENGE

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The annual Slave Route Challenge whichsees runners being taken on a route that

encompasses an array of South Africa’smost historical sites, has become a favour-ite on the calendar of novice and elite run-ners alike.

The race, taking place on Mother’s Day(Sunday 8 May), howev-er has a much deeperand more personalmeaning, says eventspokesperson FatimaAllie.

Having been born inthe Bo-Kaap, Allie wasraised in Walmer Es-tate and went to schoolin District Six and is aself-professed defen-dant of the Cape Ma-lays.

“When it comes to theSlave Route Challengeitself, we look at our an-cestors who came fromIndonesia, Java andMalaysia. They were the ones who camewith all the skill. They were the builders.So my ancestors were not slaves per sé, myancestors were exiled from Indonesia to theCape,” says Allie.

She goes on to say that because the slaveswere forced to work and interact with otherlabourers brought to the area, that is howall the cultures started to mix and that asa result started to weave the fabric whichmeshes South Africa’s rich history. “If youlook around, the oldest standing building is

the Castle of Good Hope. The Castle of GoodHope was built by the slaves. You look atCity Hall and the Grand Parade, all of theseiconic and old places and structures in CapeTown were all built by the slaves. Then yourealise that there are so many historicalsites throughout Cape Town that people didnot even know of,” adds Allie.

Besides the historical aspect the race af-fords itself to, Allie says that there is an

amazing atmosphere of to-getherness on race day.

“It is the spirit of Ubuntuthat you feel. You will see agrandmother who has neverever walked (in an event) inher entire life. She is nowwalking the 5km with hergrandchildren because herdaughter and her husbandare going to be running the10km while their teenager isrunning the 21km, so this isa family event.”

Allie reminded those whostill wish to participate inthe 21km race need to enteronline no later than Sunday24 April. She confirmed that

there will still be opportunities to enter theother three events (5km fun run/walk,10km run and 10km big walk) on Sunday 1May as well as Friday 6 and Saturday 7 Mayat Cape Town’s City Hall. “Come and ex-plore this whole journey of the Slave RouteChallenge where you run through the Cas-tle, District Six, and Gardens, through theBo-Kaap and the Sea Point area and backonto the Grand Parade where you can seethe beauty of Cape Town.”V To enter visit www.iamrunningfor.co.za

Fatima Allie channels the spirit ofUbuntu when speaking about andwhile helping to organise theSlave Route Challenge.

The prestigious International Hans GaborBelvedere Singing Competition will beheld in Cape Town this year, making it thefirst time the competition has been hostedoutside Europe.

Cape Town Opera, the Cape Town Phil-harmonic Orchestra, the University ofCape Town and Artscape Theatre Centrewill host the competition which is seen asthe quintessential “springboard” foryoung opera singers into a career in opera.

With qualifying rounds in more than 70cities worldwide, the competition attractsover 1300 entrants. Capetonian singerswill be able to participate in a qualifyinground on Friday 24 June before the finalround of the competition takes place in theArtscape Opera House on Saturday 2 July.Tickets for this night will be available atComputicket.V Visit www.belvedere-competition.com.

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Dreaming of the OlympicsTIYESE JERANJI

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“Giving up on yourself is not an option;striving for success is the only way to

a better and happy life.”These are the words that have kept teen

athlete Carla Johnson (18) from Retreat mo-tivated.

In spite of her challenges and lack of finan-cial means at times, it never crosses hermind to stop what she really loves doing.Johnson is the best in running, long jumpand heptathlon and she has medals to showfor it.

However, at times she struggles to makeends meet and misses competitions becauseshe doesn’t have money.

Her love for athletics started when shewas eight years old, influenced by brotherswho also love sports.

She has attained her Western Provincecolours and has represented the province atdifferent national competitions.

WhirlwindWhen she takes to the track, she runs like

a whirlwind. Her success on the track hasearnedhernational colours and theopportu-nity to represent the country in Botswana,China and the USA.

Johnson says this is her life.“I really enjoy it. Sport is my passion; I re-

ally love doing it and I just can’t imagine my-self doing anything else. This is what I wantto do all the time. It completes me and givesme so much joy,” she says.

Taking fromher rolemodels Sonja vanderMerwe and Usain Bolt, she is determined tobe the best in whatever she does. Now sheis eyeing the 2020 Olympics and says takingpart in that will be a dream come true.

“I’m training so hard. I want to be part ofthe team so that I can show the world wantI can do. I want to compete at the highest lev-el of sport. This is what I really love and go-ing to the 2020 Olympics will be a topachievement for me.”

Raised by a single mother, she says some-times she misses sporting events becauseher mother simply cannot afford it.

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Her mother, Berenice, says Carla reallyloves what she does, though it hasn’t beeneasy for them and they haven’t given up.

“When she has tournaments coming up Ido fundraising and even sell stuff so that shecan at least have pocket money. It reallypains me a lot to see the great potential thatshe has and I wouldn’t want her to miss onreaching the stars because I can’t afford it.We struggle to get sponsorships and we hopethat one day something will come her way.She is very passionate about this, so I sup-port her all the time.”

Carla Johnson (18) is passionate about sports and she is appealing for a good Samaritan tosponsor her so that she doesn’t miss any more competitions PHOTO: TIYESE JERANJI

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Ameeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held on Thursday 28 April 2016 at10:00 in the Podium Block, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town.

Please note that limited seating is available for members of the public and, therefore, seatswill be allocated on a first come, first served basis. If you wish to attend the meeting, youare requested to contact Nadine Damon on 021 400 3708 between 09:00 and 16:00. Allrequests for attendance must be received by no later than a day before the meeting. Youwill be required to provide your surname, initials and contact telephone number. Visitors arekindly requested to be seated by 09:30.

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Growing oldtogether brings joyTIYESE JERANJI

@jeranji

Instead of sitting home doing nothing, sen-iors from Retreat have been meeting once

a month and they say it was the best deci-sion they have ever made.

Meeting on every second Tuesday of ev-ery month these pensioners sit together,talk and do various exercises to keep themhealthy. To seal off the day they also sharesomething to eat together.

Started in 2006, St Andrews Senior Clubmembers say they have a lot to be gratefulfor. Once in a while they go out for roadtrips together and they celebrate each oth-er’s birthdays.

Whatever outings and activities they ar-range, themembers finance from their ownpockets. They take money from their pen-sion for contributions and that has keptthem going for years.

Iris Hermanus, the chairperson of theclub, says it was really boring to sit at homeand do nothing, so they decided to approachtheir church to see if they could use the hallfor their meeting.

Currently there are 20 members, agedfrom 60 to 89 years, whomeet from 10:00 un-til 13:00.

Recently they took part in the Golden

GamesatGreenpoint Stadiumandwon sev-en medals.These seniors admit that coming together

and exercising keeps diseases at bay.“We are fit. No disease can attack us be-

cause we keep busy by exercising. We playgames with other elderly people and it real-ly makes us feel good. We enjoy being witheach other,” says Hermanus.Francis August, another member of the

club, says what she enjoys most is the com-pany and getting to know each other.

“We enjoy each other’s company.We loveit when you’re together. Being alone athome was very boring, but now we havesomething to look forward to.“We go to different places and do different

things. We learn from each other. Peoplehave different ways of doing things, sowhen we are here we learn from one anoth-er. Above all we pray for each other. We arevery thankful for the road that we havewalked, so coming here to meet each othermakes us happy. It’s a joy tomeet.We reallywant tomeetmore butwe can’t afford it andwe don’t have sponsors. We work out of ourown money so we can only meet once amonth,” she says.Apart from getting together they also vis-

it other senior clubs in the area to talk anddo different things.

St Andrews Senior club members pose for a photo after their monthly meeting. The say themeeting brings them enjoyment and a respite from boredom. PHOTO: TIYESE JERANJI

Police are still searching for the suspects inan alleged gang shooting in which a shopkeeper from Cafda was wounded and a 26-year-old man was shot dead..

Steenberg police received a complaint of ashooting incident that occurred at the cornerof 12th Avenue and Walton road, Retreat atabout 21:05 last week Wednesday.On their arrival at the scene they noticed

a group of people standing around man whowas lying on the ground. The 26-year-old vic-tim, allegedly a member of the Junky FunkyKids gang, sustained gunshot wounds to hisneck and at the back of his head. He was de-clared as dead on the scene by paramedics.

The community informed the police of asecond man, a shop keeper from Cafda, thatwas also shot in his stomach and was thentaken to the hospital by his friends.Eight cartridges were found on the scene.

The suspects are still at large and Steenbergpolice are investigating a case of murder andattempted murder.

In a separate incident, on the next day atabout 02:15 Steenberg police responded to ashooting incident at St Bernard Street, Lav-ender Hill. Police were taken to a housewhere they found 27-year-old victimwho hadsustained two gunshot wounds to his stom-ach. It is alleged that the victim was ap-proached by about 10 known gang membersand they shot at him.The victim informed the police that he is

a member of the 28s and that he was walkingwithmembers of the Junky Funky Kids. Onecartridge and one projectile were found onthe crime scene. The victim was transportedto Groote Schuur Hospital for medical treat-ment. A case of attempted murder was regis-tered for investigation and no arrests havebeen mad.

On Friday last week at about 20:45 theSteenberg police attended to a shooting inci-dent at Grindal Avenue, Lavender Hill.On their arrival they were informed that

four people were shot in a drive-by shooting.It is alleged that the deceased and the victimswere gambling under a lamp post at the busstop. The suspects fired several shots at thevictims from a metallic blue Toyota Tazzwith an unknown registration number. A 30-year-old man from Fawley Court sustainedgunshot wounds to the chest and left side. Hewas declared dead on the scene.The other three aged 14,15 and 27 sustained

injuries on different parts of their bodies. Allthe victims allegedly belongs to the CornerBoys gang. The victims ran in different direc-tionsand the car spedoff. The injuredvictimswere taken to Retreat Day Hospital for medi-cal treatment. Four 9mm cartridges werefound on the scene. The suspects are un-known at this stage and a case of murder andattempted murder has been opened.Anyone with information are requested to

contact the investigating officer, DetectiveCaptain Carollissen on 082 469 8572.On Saturday at about 03:15 officials of the

Crime Prevention Unit were busy with pa-trols in Lakeview, Retreat, when they no-ticed a suspicious person riding on a bicycle.Whenhe saw themarked police van he threwa bag in the street and jumped into a yard.The police then drove to the next street andwhen they returned they noticed the accusedhiding a bag in the yard. In the bag was anArmson paintball rifle, pepper spray and amusic box. The 28-year-old suspect was ar-rested and detained for the possession of animitation firearm; possession of dangerousweapon and the possession of suspected sto-len property.

Gang shootings inSteenberg precinct

Grade 11 and 12 high school learners witha flair for numbers are invited to enter thisyear’s South African Institute of CharteredAccountants (SAICA) SageOneAccountingOlympiad.

The national competition offers learnersa chance to win their share of prizes valuedat R300 000 by completing a three-hour test.

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student, while the winning school in eachprovince will be given two desktop comput-ers, preloaded with NCS Sage Pastel soft-ware written specifically for Grade 11 and12. The top school’s educator will also winR2 000.V The closing date for entries is Saturday 30 April.The Olympiad will take place on Wednesday 3 August.Visit http://bit.ly/1pcmKxp for more information.

Olympiad adds up to big prizes for pupils

GARY VAN DYK@gvdcapejazz

Former District Six residents are tired ofpromises and want action in their quest

for restitution for their forcible removalfrom the area in the 1960s.At a meeting hosted by the District Six

WorkingCommittee (D6WC), held on Satur-day at theBlackpool Sports Club in Salt Riv-er, the hall was packedwith people fromdif-ferent historically disadvantaged commu-nities.They came to hear how urban restitution

should be approached and implemented byall the relevant stakeholders in a holisticfashion, starting with the healing process.Some of the important guest speakers in-

cluded Diana Oliver from the RestitutionFoundation, Amelia September and MarioWanza of theManenberg People’s Forum aswell as local councillor Achmat Williams.Shahied Ajam, chairperson of the organi-

sation, said it is important that the commit-tee impress upon the minister of rural de-velopment and land reform, Gugile Nkwin-ti; the City of Cape Town and all relevantstakeholders to develop the entire 30 hec-tare vacant land inDistrict Six immediatelyand simultaneously, starting with the thirdphase which is currently in progress.There is some urgent action to take place

with regard to the Good Hope Centre, Ajamsaid.“We will legally oppose the City of Cape

Town in court for closing the doors of theGoodHope Centre to the public threeweeksago when the City voted unanimously tolease it out to a foreign TV company for thenext two years.“The committee and its coalition part-

ners launched an urgent application to

court last week,” explained Ajam.Also discussed was the need to identify

state-owned land within the city peripheryfor those who cannot be accommodated inDistrict Six.“Urbanisation is rapidly increasing and

everybody has a right to the city especiallythose who were previously evicted and dis-possessed during the apartheid era.“Integration in the inner-city space is par-

amount. The walls of racial and spatial seg-regation can be broken down in DistrictSix.”Members also passed a unanimous reso-

lution to the effect that the reference group(who represent the approximately 1000 ben-eficiaries who claimed between 1995 to1998), be fused with the D6WC and form oneentity that will speak with one voice for allthe people.The D6WC has a mandate to represent

over 300 families and is already a legallyregistered entity with the Department ofTrade and Industry.The D6WC, in addition to assisting the

people ofDistrict Six, also assistmanyotherpreviously disadvantaged communitieswith their respective restitution claims inareas like Ndabeni, Pinelands, Constantia,Goodwood, Newlands Claremont and Si-mon’s Town.“To push the envelope even further the

D6WC is planning a major march to parlia-ment during July to create an awareness tolocal, provincial and national governmentthat the people are serious about dignityrestoration and coming back to the city,sooner rather than later.“The people are gatvol of waiting for over

21 years now.”V For more information about the committee call021 801 8437 or email enquiries@district6wc.co.za

‘Tired of emptypromises’

You too can join the fight against ra-cism as People’s Post and Cycle of Life

hosts the first Relay Against Racism nextmonth.Taking place on Saturday 28May at the

Green Point Athletics Stadium, the funwalk will comprise of 22 rounds of walk-ing around the Green Point Athleticstrack, which represents one round foreach year of our democracy. “The key ob-jective of this event is to unite our peopleagainst all forms of racismand related in-tolerances. It also encourages people towalk and live a healthier life. More im-portantly, it is an opportunity for fami-lies, friends and colleagues, to come to-gether, have a fun filled day and send outa powerfulmessage against racism,” saysCycle of Life director, Rozario Brown.Children can look forward to some face

painting activities, a jumping castle andexciting spot prizes. Adults stand achance of winning some amazing spotprizes, including a trip for two on theworld famous Blue Train, return flightsbetween Johannesburg and the USA andmany more.“We urge participants to bring along

any form of handmade posters, flags andbanners, denouncing all forms of ra-cism,” says Brown.Organisers would like to encourage

participants to wear black and white

sportswear on the day.“We have invited a number of high pro-

file celebrities to participate in this im-portant event. This week, we can proudlyannounce thatwell knownCapeTownDi-va, Salome Damon, will be playing herpart in fighting racism and participatingin this exciting walk,” says Brown.Salome iswell knownall over SouthAf-

rica for her breathtaking performance aspart of the famous Madam Zingara teamand is a hugely popular star on some ofthe biggest stages across the country.Entries are now open and will cost R25

for children between 3 and 13 and pen-sioners and R40 for everyone else. En-tires are limited to 3500 participants andonline registration closes on Saturday 7May.“Once you entered online, print your

application form and bring along yourproof of payment to the Green Point Ath-letics Stadium on Friday 27 May in orderto be registered and to collect your eventpasses and free gift.”Persons over the age of 18 who enters

thewalk on or before Saturday 7Maywillstand a chance to win the trip for two onthe world famous Blue Train, valued atover R37 000.V To enter visit www.relayagainstracism.co.za. CallCycle of Life on (021) 391 0140 or email relayagain-stracism@gmail.com for more information.

RELAY AGAINST RACISM

On pointe at open dayThe public will get the opportunity to takea peek into the extraordinary world of a pro-fessional dancer and a ballet company onSaturday (23 April).

Cape Town City Ballet will be hostingtheir annual Open Day at the UCT School ofDance in Rondebosch from 10:00 to 15:00where they’ll showcase the work of the CapeTown City Ballet (CTCB), UCT School ofDance, Cape Junior Ballet (CJB) and ZAMADance School in Gugulethu.

Visitors can start their day by watchingCTCB in “Company Class” taught by TracyLi orCJBdancers in a “Pre-ProfessionalBal-let Class”, taught by guest teacher DanielaDi Lorenzo. The latter includes repertoireand coaching and is ideal for all aspiringdancers to observe.

In “Company Rehearsal”, Prof. ElizabethTriegaardt will take CTCB dancers throughtheir steps in preparation for CTCB’s excit-ing forthcoming production of Coppélia at

Artscape.CTCB’s Artistic Director, Robin vanWyk,

will present an “Introduction to Ballet”,which is open to all ages, while younger visi-tors can participate in activities like facepainting, the art of stage make-up and ad-miring costumes and headdresses fromCTCB’s wardrobe.

There will also be a “Spanish DanceClass”, a “Contemporary Dance Class” anda “Modern Contemporary Dance Class”,which offer a look into the life of a studentdancer.Dancers from CTCB, CJB and ZAMA will

join forces to perform a special surprise pro-gramme for two fundraising performancesat 12:45 and 13:45.V Tickets for the open day cost R40 or R20 for childrenunder 13 at the door. The fundraising performance tick-ets cost an extra R50, which goes to the CTCB’s out-reach programme. Visit www.capetowncitybal-let.org.za for more information.

Dancersfrom theZAMADanceSchool inGugulethuwillshowcasetheir workat CapeTown CityBallet openday onSaturday.PHOTO: PATBROMILOW-DOWNING

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Taking from his role model Pablo Picasso,Robin Daniels (48) from Retreat says art

is his respiration; without it he can’tbreathe.

The father of two has turned his garageinto what he calls his area of play and work.He does different paintings inspired byfriends, people he meets and family.

He specialises in oil-based paintings andlino cuts. Daniels is a self-taught artist andis very grateful to have come across print-making greats like Patrick and Sydney Ho-lo, as well as the late Kweti Nzube, whotaught him the ropes and how he couldmake a living out of it.

Even more so they taught him how tomake his work beautiful and balance all thecolours perfectly for a nice picture. He alsospent some time with Billy Mandini.

His first break into the industry was whenone of his sculptures was selected for the“Made in Wood” exhibition at the South Af-rican Gallery in 1992. In 2003 he was invitedto exhibit jazz-themed lino cuts at the NorthSea Jazz festival and since then he has neverlooked back.

He started painting at a very young ageand has exhibited works in various galler-ies in Cape Town. Some of these include Le-onardo Da Vinci, Infant Art, Artvark andState of the Art, to mention just a few.

Though art has always has been a passionof his, he had to make a strong decision todo it full-time. “Back then our parents didn’tsee art as something that you could makea living out of. They told me to get a job. Thiswas what I really wanted to do, but I had togo work.”

Daniels worked at a factory as a fork-liftoperator. He mostly worked night shift sothat during the day he could have time todo his art – even if it was just for a few hours.

He didn’t stay there for long as he foundit very boring, and became a textile design-er. But that was not his thing either and hedecided to call it quits to focus on visualarts.

“This is my life. Everything else didn’t

complete me. I felt empty. When I focus onmy painting I’m very happy. I enjoy whatI do. I do things at my own pace and I believein giving people quality work. I take mytime and each time I sit in my studio to workI can’t put the feeling into words. I reallylove what I do,” he says.

Despite being an established artist, hesays he still faces some challenges with mar-keting and getting his work out there.

“Marketing is a challenge. Most artistswork from home and no-one really knowsabout them. Yes, my work can be found ingalleries, but I want to reach a lot of people.Despite that, I keep doing what I love. I know

one day I will get a break.”On Thursdays he looks forward to teach-

ing art to children.“I love introducing art to children. So I

teach kids at a nearby school. That is oneof the things that keeps me going – knowingthat I’m sharing my knowledge with chil-dren. It makes me happy. It’s very easy forme to do it because I love what I do. I strong-ly fee that art has its place in alleviatingsome of the social ills affecting the youth indisadvantaged communities that’s why Itake time to introduce art to children.”

His wish is to exhibit his work in galleriesin New York.

RETREAT

Local artist shares hislove with the youth

Robert Daniels says his latest painting was inspired by Easter and the betrayal that Jesuswent through. This is something that happens in the day-to-day lives where friends betrayeach other. That is why he painted this – to show the betrayal that happens in life.

PHOTO: TIYESE JERANJI

FAB, one of the Cape’s longest standing andmost renowned bridal shows, takes place atGrandWest’s Market Hall on Saturday 7 andSunday 8 May.

This year’s FAB Bridal Expo will onceagain offer those who are planning theirwedding (or even a special or corporateevent, or birthday party) access to every-thing they need for their special day.

FAB brings together service providersand products from across the Cape all underone roof. Not only will visitors be able to seea wide selection of static displays of stun-ning gowns by most of Cape Town’s wellknown and up-and-coming designers, butFAB-goers will also get the opportunity tosee different designs on the ramp duringdaily fashion shows at 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00.

The expo will be open from 09:00 to 16:30and tickets, which cost R70, include viewingof the fashion shows, live music, and enter-tainment, exhibitor competitions and dem-onstrations, win-4-your wedding luckydraws after each fashion show, and over 100exhibitors to view.V Tickets will be available at the expo entrance. Park-ing for the day costs R10. Visit www.donatoev-ents.co.za or the FAB BRIDAL EXPO Facebook page.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V FAB Bridal Expo is giving away 10 double ticketsto the show. To enter, send an email with your nameand contact number and the words “PEOPLE’S POST/FAB” in the subject line to desiree@donatoev-ents.co.za. The first 10 emails will win tickets to theshow.

Win big atbridal expo

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LEGAL TALK WITH DENZIL

Following instructionOver the years I have been askedmany times whether an employercan dismiss an employee, if theemployee refuses to obey an in-struction that falls outside oftheir job description?

This has always been a trickyquestion as the employee’s job de-scription is not always clearlyand precisely defined in their em-ployment contracts.

It is a well-known fact that em-ployees have a duty to act in goodfaith at the workplace, includingthe duty of employees to be subor-dinate and to comply with the in-structions of the employer in re-gard to their duties and work.

Employers have, however, de-veloped job descriptions in orderto allocate certain responsibili-ties to certain employees and tocreate a framework to promote ef-ficiencies and to ensure accounta-bility. The question remains, towhat extent does this impact anemployee’s refusal to performcertain tasks which fall outsidethe scope of their job description?

In Noosi vs Exxaro Matla Coal(June 2015), the Labour Court ad-dressed the issue of insubordina-tion and confirmed an importantlegal principle in regard thereto.

The case involved an electri-cian who had refused to obey theinstructions of the senior fore-man – to cease the operation of aconveyor belt which was operat-ing in dangerous conditions. Theemployee was charged with, interalia, gross insubordination anddismissed. He referred the matterto the CCMA, where the commis-

sioner found that the employeracted appropriately and as a re-sult the dismissal was fair. Theemployee then took the matter onreview where the Labour Courtfound that the test for insubordi-nation is not whether the instruc-tions fall within the job descrip-tion of the employee, but ratherwhether the instructions werereasonable and lawful. The courtheld and supported the position.

Should it be shown that the in-struction was unlawful, it wouldbe the end of the inquiry. If it isfound that the instruction waslawful, the expectation is that theemployee, to whom such instruc-tion was issued, should have com-plied. It will have little, if any, todo with whether the instructionis related to the employee’s job de-scription because it will never bea justification for an employee torefuse lawful instructions merelybecause the instructions are nothis or her direct functions.

This has a two-fold lesson forboth the employer and employee:

. Employers should regularlyensure their employees’ job de-scriptions are accurate.

. Employees still have an over-riding duty of good faith to theiremployers, whether the instruc-tion falls within their job descrip-tion or not, and a failure to com-ply with instructions which arereasonable and lawful may be suf-ficient grounds for dismissal.V This column was contributed by DenzilJacobs, an admitted advocate with ex-pertise in commercial law. Email him ondr.ddj@hotmail.com.

LETTERS

Love isn’t divisionI would like to comment onDallas Broughton’s letter inPeople’s Post of 3 April(“No mercy for those whorape, murder”).

It is hard to fathom thatMr Broughton believes abetter world can comeabout when what heproposes is but replacingone evil with another.Creating even more divi-sion in society than therealready is can only contrib-ute to more of the sameproblems, no solutions.

I believe that it is onlywhen I can let go of my

fear and take a genuineinterest in another fellowhuman being that changecan possibly come about.To condemn another’sactions is to not under-stand. Love does not divide.Trust begets trust. I, too,can fail and go astray. Thepotential for evil is also inme.

May Mr Broughton oneday find that where loverules the world is changed,one small but significantmoment at a time.

COBIE ROELVERTKenilworth

Pensioners bewareOn the Good Friday Ireceived a call from awoman asking if I receive agrant or pension. I said nobut my husband getspension. She then asked formy husband’s ID number.When I asked why she saidshe is calling from Sassaand they are doing up-grades. My husband thentold her that he doesn’tgive out his details toanyone. She then said that

if that’s the case hispension won’t be available.He told her that in thatcase seeing that it’s Easterweekend he will go to theSassa offices on the Tues-day and low and behold sheslammed down the phone.

We heard a friend of oursgot the same call and hewas short of R400 on hispension.

BERNIEEmail

Racing to create safer streetsTIYESE JERANJI

@jeranji

Women fromdifferent organisa-tions are in a race to win

against gender-based violence andabuse.Brave.RUNwill be taking part in

a 30km run from Khayelitsha toCape Town to promote a culture ofnon-violence in society – especiallyagainst women and children.The racewill takeplace onSatur-

day 23 April.Transport will be provided to

runners who plan to complete theentire route, departing from Heri-tage Square toKhayelitsha at 07:00.Organised by Rock Girl, a grass-

roots movement that inspires, en-courages and invests in womenand girls, the event has been in-spired by the tragic deaths of twoteenage girls, Sinoxolo Mafevukafrom Khayelitsha and FranziskaBlochliger fromTokai (“Gender vi-olence outcry”, People’s Post, 12April).Both girls were brutally raped

and murdered just a few metresfrom their families.The races also looks to create

awareness about the countlesswomen who have experienced vio-lent verbal and physical attacks.Founder of Rock Girl, India

Baird, race organiser Linda Dokeand runner Lynn Davis have com-mitted to creating a culture of non-violence.They will come together with

other runners to complete the30km course through the streets ofKhayelitsha, Mitchell’s Plain,Nyanga, Gugulethu, Manenberg,Lavender Hill, Rylands, Langa andWoodstock, passing police stations

in eacharea and endingat theRockGirl benches onHeritage Square inCape Town.Brave.RUN is inviting women,

girls, boys and men from all com-munities to join in along the way,running or walking for a few me-tres or kilometres. Check pointsand water stations will be at policestations in each area, and trans-port will be provided at each policestation to take runners who needlifts into town.Baird believes the race sends a

message of support to all womenand girls, no matter where theylive, letting everyone along theway know that they are not afraid,but united.

“We are hoping that theBrave.RUN will become an annualevent. Rock Girls, trained as youthreporters and photographers, willfollow the run in an overland trucksponsored by Africa Travel Co, in-terviewing girls and women alongthe way about the conditions intheirneighbourhoods and the chal-lenges they face daily.”Cape Town is host to some of the

most beautiful runs in the world –from the Two Oceans Marathon tothe Cape Town Marathon, as wellas extraordinary trail runs like theTable Mountain Challenge.Elite runners, including Linda

Doke, have committed to runningthis event.

“We have some of the most beau-tiful places to run, butwe also havethehighest incidence of violence inthe world against girls and women– our most beautiful citizens.“For one day, let’s come together

to make the streets safe for every-one, everywhere across CapeTown.”Baird says the race is an impor-

tant one for the girls they workwith.“Rock Girl was inspired by a

group of Grade 5 girls who weren’table to participate in the afterschool running programme be-cause of gang violence and abusefromolder boys andmen. This racedemonstrates the girls ongoing

commitment to making their owncommunities, and all of SouthAfri-ca, safe for everyone.”Rock Girl is partnering with the

travel and tourism industry, aswell as with artists and designersto create safe spaces for all peopleacross Africa.Rock Girl has installed 55 Safe

Space public benches around CapeTownandJohannesburg, aswell asprovided after-school, weekend,and holiday leadership training toover 400 young people who live onthe front lines of some of the mostdangerous communities in SouthAfrica.V Contact Baird on 082 734 4569 or emailindia.baird@gmail.com.

Rock Girlmemberspictured (fromleft) MickaylaSauls, TamsinLiebenberg,MeganJohnson, LindaDoke,NazeerahAbrams, IndiaBaird, ZoeHendricks,AuderyFebruary,Amahn Heuweland TheslinLiebenberg, areteaming up forthe Brave.RUNto say enoughis enough ongender basedviolence andabuse.

PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATTuesday, 19 April 201610 ENTERTAINMENT

V TIPex with Lauren Hannie, MelissaJohannisen and Maxine Caesar will be onstage at the Baxter Golden Arrow Studio untilSaturday 23 April. Tickets are available atComputicket.

V Shimmy Isaacs will be performing herstand up show Untitled at the AlexanderUpstairs Theatre until Saturday 23 April. Visitshows.alexanderbar.co.za for tickets.

V Godfrey Johnson will be at the Kalk BayTheatre until Saturday 23 April in the comedycabaret Johnson Unzipped. Visit www.kalkbay-theatre.co.za for tickets and more information.

V Alan Committie will be at Theatre on theBay with Love Factually until Saturday 14May. Tickets are available at Computicket.

V District Six – Kanala, a new David Kramermusical, will be on stage at The FugardTheatre until Sunday 22 May. Tickets areavailable at Computicket.

V The Crypt Jazz Jam takes place at TheCrypt in CBD on Tuesday nights from 19:00with their house band:Alvin Dyers, TinoEuropa and RoyDavids. Entrance is freefor musicians and costsR50 for patrons. SMS079 683 4658 or emailinfo@thecryptjazz.co.zato book.

V The Wintyr will be atCafé Roux in Noordhoekon Wednesday from20:30 (dinner will beserved from 19:00).R100. Visit www.cafer-ouxsessions.co.za orwww.webtickets.co.za tobook.

V The UCT Big Bandwill be at The Crypt inthe CBD on Wednesdayfrom 20:00. R85. SMS079 683 4658 or emailinfo@thecryptjazz.co.zato book.

V Julian Redpath (JHB)will be at The Gin Barin the CBD on Wednes-day from 19:00. Ticketscost R100 at the door.

V Comedy on Roll presents an open micnight at Obviously Armchair in Observatory onWednesdays from 21:30. R30. Follow @Come-dyOnARoll on Twitter for more.

V Faze4 will be at GrandWest’s Jackson Hallevery Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nightin April from 21:00. Entrance is Free.

V The Woman Who Would Be Kingfeaturing Nigerian-American actress andproducer, Esosa E. will be at the AlexanderTheatre on Wednesday and Thursday. Visitalexanderbar.co.za for tickets and moreinformation.

V KG, Mel Jones, Ambrose Uren and BeachBody (DBN) will be at the Cape TownComedy Club on Wednesday and Thursday.Tickets are available at Computicket.

V Fiela se Kind will be performed in theArtscape Theatre at 15:30 and 19:30 fromWednesday 20 to Saturday 23 April. Ticketscost R40 at Computicket.

V The Keenan Ahrends Quartet will be atThe Crypt in the CBD on Thursday from20:00. R85. SMS 079 683 4658 or emailinfo@thecryptjazz.co.za to book.

V Chris Chameleon will be at Café Roux inNoordhoek on Thursday from 20:30 (dinnerwill be served from 19:00). R145. Visitwww.caferouxsessions.co.za or www.webtick-ets.co.za to book.

V Irit Noble will perform her stand-upcomedy at the Blah Blah in the CBD from

Thursday until Saturday. Tickets cost R95 onQuicket.co.za or R110 at door.

V The Extraordinary Revelations of Orcathe Goldfish with Julie Summers andJames Skilton will be at the MasqueTheatre, Muizenberg from Thursday toSaturday. Call 021 788 1898 or email book-ings@masquetheatre.co.za to book.

V Julian Redpath (JHB), Jenni Eaves andJonathan Tait will be at Alma Café inRosebank on Friday from 19:30. Tickets costR130 including a meal. Call 021 685 7377 tobook.

V Bed on Bricks will be at Café Roux inNoordhoek on Friday from 20:30 (dinner willbe served from 19:00). R120. Visit www.cafer-ouxsessions.co.za or www.webtickets.co.za tobook.

V The Glenn Robertson Jazz Band willfeature different guest acts at Kaleidoscopecafé in Claremont every Friday from 19:30.Tickets cost R120 including a meal. Call021 674 5761 to book or send an email toghrobertson@kaleidoscope .org.za.

V DJ JP Silver and international saxophonistGeorge Sax will be playing electro swingwith guest instrumentalists for The SwingCafé at Sticks McGee in Rondebosch everyFriday from 19:30 to 22:00. R20. Call

021 685 2871 to book.

V Afro Fiesta will beat The Crypt in the CBDon Friday and Saturdayfrom 20:00. R85. SMS079 683 4658 or emailinfo@thecryptjazz.co.zato book.

V Derek Gripper willperform an intimatesoiree in aid of theKronendal MusicAcademy at 153 EmpireAvenue, Hout Bay onSaturday from 19:00.R100. Call 021 790 4457during office hours tobook. Booking isessential as seating islimited.

V Julian Redpath (JHB)and Lucy Kruger willbe at Café Roux inNoordhoek on Saturdayfrom 20:30 (dinner willbe served from 19:00).R100. Visit www.cafer-ouxsessions.co.za orwww.webtickets.co.za to

V KG, Martin Evans, Ambrose Uren andJustin-Ray Stoffels will be at the CapeTown Comedy Club on Saturday. Tickets areavailable at Computicket.

V The Brittany Dilkes Quartet with JonnyBlundell, James Van Minnen and BrydonBolton will be at Alma Café in Rosebank onSaturday from 19:30. Tickets cost R160including a meal. Call 021 685 7377 to book.

V Francois van Coke will be at The VillageIdiot in the CBD on Sunday from 15:00.Tickets cost R80 from info@thevillageidi-ot.co.za or 021 418 1548 or R100 at the door.

V Alvon Collison will be celebrating his 75thbirthday with a concert featuring guest artistsat the NG Church Hall in Milnerton onSunday from 16:00. Tickets cost R100including tea, coffee and koesisters. Call021 551 0969 to book.

V Reini Adelbert and Jonny, Caroline andJulie Blundell will be at Alma Café inRosebank on Sunday from 18:30. Tickets costR170 including a meal. Call 021 685 7377 tobook.

V KG, Mel Jones, Ambrose Uren andJustin-Ray Stoffels will be at the CapeTown Comedy Club on Sunday. Tickets areavailable at Computicket.

V The Barleycorn Music Club meets onMondays at 20:00 at Villager Football Club,11 Lansdowne Road, Claremont. Entrance is(usually) R20 for members and R30 fornon-members. Visit www.barleycorn.org.za.

BARLEYCORN FESTIVAL:Robin Auld, Wendy Oldfield,Bottomless Coffee, RowanStuart (pictured), Buck CannonBlues and the Black Hats willbe performing at this year’sBarleycorn Music Festival whichtakes place at the BaxterTheatre from 19:00 on Satur-day 30 April. Tickets are R100at Computicket. Visit www.bar-leycorn.org.za for more informa-tion. PHOTO: STUART DODS

PEOPLE’S POST SOUL SISTERS MOTHER’S DAY CELEBRATION

Tons of fun withlocal divasThey’re a popular addition to many corpo-

rate functions, but Cape Town’s bubbli-est divaswillmake a rare public appearanceespecially for Mother’s Day.Bulelwa Sakayi, Michelle Thomas and

Sthe Mfuphi of Three Tons of Fun will beheadlining the inaugural People’s Post SoulSisters Mother’s Day Celebration at Grand-West Grand Arena on Saturday 7 May. Theglamorous ladieswill be joined by Judith Se-phuma, Vicky Sampson, Salome Johansen,Maddy Abrahams, Can Skylark and JodyWilliams, while Camillo Lombard and his 12piece band will make sure their music is un-forgettable. Marguerita Freeks will hold theshow together as the MC for the evening.People’s Post asked the Three Tons of Fun

ladies a fewquestions before their upcomingperformance.

. What are you busy withmusically atthe moment?Bulelwa says the group is focusing on cor-

porate events while Michelle adds thatthey’re working on “more and more goodmusic”. Sthe meanwhile is also workingwith Idols contestants alongside her studiowork with Three Tons of Fun.

. What are your musical plans for thenext few months?Bulelwa: “Improving our standards musi-

cally.”Michelle: “To keep delivering to our audi-

ences and to continue traveling all over theworld asmuchas possible, so that people cansee what South Africans are capable of.”Sthe: “Traveling and more traveling. It

could be nice to get more public shows be-cause we in the corporate world.”

. How will you be treating your moth-er this Mother’s Day?Bulelwa: “She camedownnow for an early

Mother’s Day as I won’t be able to see her

then, so I’m pampering her to the moon andback.”Michelle: “My sister and I will be having

a special lunch with our family in honourof my mom as she passed away last year.”Sthe: “My mom is based in Durban, but

I’m planning to fly her down here to CapeTown for the show and give her the five-startreat that she deserves. “

. Why is your mother special to you?Bulelwa: “That woman taught me what

love and life is. I believe I’m the friend,moth-er and wife that I am today all because sheis my mother.”Michelle: “My mom was my biggest sup-

porter, she always believed in me and mydreams to become a performer. I would nev-er have come this far and been this success-ful without her.”Sthe: “She is so special to me because I’m

where I am today because of her: she is astrong, powerful, intelligent woman who re-spects and loves God. She prays for her chil-dren more than herself. She’s more than amother; she’s my best friend. We talk aboutalmost everything. She is proud of me andshe always wants the best for all her chil-dren. She is my all and I love her so much.”

. Are you planning any surprises forthe audience at the People’s Post SoulSisters Mother’s Day Celebration?Bulelwa: “If giving food for the soul is a

surprise then I’ve ruined the surprise.”Michelle: “We are always full of surprises,

so they’ll just have to wait and see.”Sthe: “Wherever Three Tons rock the

stage you always get a new surprise, so theymust watch this space.”V The People’s Post Soul Sisters Mother’s Day Celebra-tion starts at 20:00 on Saturday 7 May at GrandWest’sGrand Arena. Tickets for the show cost between R165and R250 and are available at Computicket.

ThreeTons ofFun willbeheadliningthePeople’sPost SoulSistersMother’sDayCelebra-tion onSaturday 7May.

“Ekmissie sounds vannie nag oupa, ma’ nievannie bulldozers ennie guns-zie, ek missieSes.”Loit Sôls se gedig “Ek miss-

ie Ses” skep ’n prentjie vandie lewe in die die Distrik Ses-era. Terwyl daar beslis negat-iewe ervaringe rondom diétyd is, was daar ook positieweaspekte.Hierdie ideë is die inspira-

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musiek, sang, dans, en ookpo-ësie deur die digters Sôls enDiana Ferrus om die persoon-like ervaringe van individue gedurende dieDistrik Ses-era te reflekteer.Hulle verhale wordmet ’n ligte aanraking

vertel. In plaas daarvanomdienegatieweas-pekte vanDistrik Ses uit te lig, fokus die tea-terstuk eerder op hoe mense geraak is deurhul eie ervaringe en hoe hulle vorentoe kyk,of vasgevang bly in die verlede.Allison Hendricks, direkteur en choreo-

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ic disease that causes persistent lung infec-tions and progressively limits the ability tobreathe. In the lungs, the mucus clogs theairways and traps bacteria leading to infec-tions, extensive lung damage and eventual-ly respiratory failure. In the pancreas, themucus prevents the release of digestive en-zymes that allow the body to break downfood and absorb vital nutrients. There iscurrently no cure for cystic fibrosis.The Miggie Challenge, which takes place

on Wednesday 27 April, was started in 2014as a fun event to celebrate the 21st birthdayof Stefan “Miggie” King, a well-loved anglerin the fishing world who suffered from cys-

tic fibrosis, explains Cape Town AnglingClub spokesperson Kalin Oelofse.King passed away two months after the

eventwas founded. The clubhas sincemadethe competition an annual event to honourthe life and positive spirit of Stefan King.The Miggie Challenge is a one of a kind

fishing event with back-to-front rules andits very own fancy-dress theme. The onlyrule of the day is to have fun. Anglers areencouraged to break the rules, steal eachother’s fish and fish however they please.Donated prizes are handed out at the end

of theday for categories suchas the smallestfish and the best dressed. There are plentyof delicious meals for sale on the day andthe atmosphere is very festive. Many an-glers and families attend the Miggie Chal-lenge and the fun filled day is enjoyed byall.V To take part in the Miggie Challenge or to be a spon-sor at the event, please feel free to contact the CapeTown Angling Club at capetownangling-club@gmail.com. Visit the Miggie Challenge Facebookpage at www.facebook.com/themiggiechallenge.

Rob Henderson shows off his sense of humour at the last Miggie Challenge. The event raisesfunds and awareness for Cystic fibrosis patients.

Wear South African, an initiative of theSouthern African Clothing and Textile

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ing out a strong call to encourage all SouthAfricans to get behind the movement andbecome a Local Label lover.The Wear South African campaign was

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Town Fashion Festival (CTFF) and WearSA, Wayne van der Rheede, says there’s awealth of beautifully made options alreadyavailable in stores and online.“With this campaign we just want to en-

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message and ignite a passion for local,which in turncancontinue the renewedandsustained growth of our own clothing de-sign and manufacturing sector.”

To make this a reality, Wear South Afri-can suggests everyone does a wardrobe au-dit, checking just howmany of their clothesare actually made in South Africa.People are encouraged to post pictures of

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PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATTuesday, 19 April 2016 SPORT 15

The annual Spar Ladies race was held on the streets of Green Point and Sea Point over theweekend. The race sees more than 100 000 women competing in the five races held aroundthe country throughout the year. Here are (from left): Vanessa Gaffney, Paulette Peters,Yvette Hess and Shevon Williams who are all from Retreat. PHOTOS: RASHIED ISAACS

Mother and daughter duo Shelly August (left) and Meraa Bezuidenhout joined the thou-sands to take the streets of Sea Point.

Nikki Arendse of Nantes Athletics Club in Athlone (left) poses with one of the race mar-shalls Cassiem Madat.

Abigail Sheldon from Mitchells Plain alsosmiled her way through the course.

Kalthuma Kamish of Surrey Estate walked ona day where lots of fun was had.

Smiles and laughter at Spar Ladies’ RaceNew u.14 schoolsleague launchedMcDonald’s SouthAfrica launched a

new McDonald’s u.14 schoolsleague format for 2016.

The launch, held a few weeks ago, alsosignalled the renewal of a three yearsponsorship between McDonald’s andSouth African Schools Football Associa-tion (SASFA) at theNike TrainingCentrein Soweto.The new league format will see teams

travelling from their home to go play a inanother province.“We are happy with this new tourna-

ment, more schools have registered andwe are hoping the number increases fur-ther as we continue to develop dreams ofyoung South Africans,” said Mandla‘Shoes’ Mazibuko, president of SASFA.Registrations are still open to all the

schools that want to participate in the2016 league.The deadline for registration is Satur-

day 30 April.The new soccer festivals format will

take place in the following provinces:• Kwa-Zulu Natal will host Free State

on Saturday 30 July• Mpumalanga will host Limpopo on

Saturday 13 August• North West will host Gauteng on Sat-

urday 20 August• Western Cape will host, Eastern Cape

and Northern Cape on Saturday 10 Sep-temberV For more information about the league and regis-trations visit www.sasschoolsfa.co.za or contactthe Western Cape co-ordinator Denver Vaax on082 560 9564.

Indigo Skate Camp, one of the leading socialchange movements in South Africa, will behosting the ‘Indigo Skate Gala’, a photo-graphic exhibit and mixed mediums artshowdisplaying 15 years of the IndigoYouthMovement.The unique event will be hosted on Friday

22 April at Cape Town High School.The auction will feature a variety of con-

temporary and abstract art pieces and willinclude framed prints by photographerCraig Scott and sculptures from artist PaulEdmunds as well as a host of bespoke skate-boarding memorabilia.All artwork will be set up around the pe-

riphery of a perfectly skateable 15ft Olympicpool andwill see some of SA’s biggest namesin skateboarding – including JanHorrowitz,Moses Adams, Joubert van Staden, ChrisCab as well as the junior team of Zulu skat-ers from Indigo Skate Camp – in a uniqueskating contest.All the proceeds from prints and auc-

tioned itemswill go towards theNGO’sman-date of making skateboarding and facilitiesaccessible to at-risk youths in South Africa.

Tickets are R50 and can be purchased atthe door. Donation of skateboard equipmentwill also be accepted as entry.The Laureus-funded Indigo Skate Camp is

the brainchild of Dallas Oberholzer, whoseexposure to international skateboardingcompetitions inspired him to create oppor-tunities for disadvantaged young people andto learn all about skateboarding.The main objective of the project is to in-

troduce the sport to young rural villagersand to invite international guests to the vil-lage to learn more about Zulu culture.Established in the heart of Isithumba, a

rural Zulu village on the outskirts of Dur-ban, the project has introduced young peo-ple to skateboarding and also created an op-portunity for them to be introduced to tour-ism, life skills and entrepreneurialism.Indigo also hosts after school skateboard-

ing instruction sessions in Cape Town inNyanga, Kleinvlei, Scottsdene and Valhallawho have recently signed an MOU with theCity of Cape Town.V The event is from 17:00 to 22:00 at Cape Town HighSchool. Visit www.indigoskatecamp.co.za.

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Steenberg shinesin charity driveThe Steenberg Golf Club’s Ladies section

has set a solid benchmark at the startof this year’s club competitions for the

Sanlam Cancer Challenge as they raisedR19 000 in the effort to support the CancerAssociation of South Africa (Cansa).

The Sanlam Cancer Challenge is South Af-rican golf’s biggest charity drive in the fightagainst cancer and has teed off its 23rd yearat golf clubs around the country, with thou-sands of amateur golfers joining together totry and beat the over R3.5m raised last year.

From March to July, amateur golfersaround South Africa will take part in theirlocal golf club’s Sanlam Cancer Challengegolf dayswith the double aimof raisingmon-ey for CANSA as well as trying to qualify fortheir respective regional finals.

The winners of the regional finals, whichwill be played from July to August, will thenqualify for the National Finals to be playedon both the Gary Player Country Club andLost City Golf Club courses at Sun City from9 to 2 October.

And in this shared spirit of being proact-ive in the battle against cancer, 48 golfersfrom the Steenberg Ladies section did theirbit to work together as “Wealthsmiths” forthe greater good of their community.

“The Sanlam Cancer Challenge is a popu-

lar event on the Steenberg Ladies golf calen-dar. There has always been overwhelmingsupport of this fundraising initiative atSteenberg as many of our members are can-cer survivors whilst others have lost friendsand family members to this illness,” said DiBrooks, Steenberg Ladies committee mem-ber.

“The Sanlam Cancer Challenge repre-sents not only an opportunity to raise fundsfor a worthy cause but also for our membersto compete regionally and nationally. Steen-berg members have historically done well inthe Regional Finals and last year two of ourmembers, Peter Terrblanche and Gwen Or-tlepp, qualified for the finals, with Gwen fin-ishing second in the A Division nationally.It was a fantastic opportunity for these play-ers to play at Sun City and to meet a numberof interesting players from around the coun-try.”

The purpose of the Sanlam Cancer Chal-lenge is to raise funds and awareness annu-ally for the fight against cancer. In 2015, atotal of 35 863 golfers played in 780 club com-petitions held around the country in supportof CANSA’s prevention programmes and pa-tient care support throughout the year.V For more information visit www.sanlamcancerchal-lenge.co.za

PLAY BALL: Wesley United playerAnzio Letteriet (left) forces ZackBergsma of Stephanians from Ottery offthe ball in a challenge in a super leaguegame played at William Herbert Sportsgrounds in Wynberg on Saturday. WesleyUnited won the match 2-0.

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

The Swim For Hope 2016 spec-tacular, which consists ofswimming around the Cape

of Good Hope, took place recentlyin conjunction with the LittleFighters Cancer Trust.

The non-profit organisation of-fers family, hospital ward andplaces of safety support, with themuch needed promotion of child-hood cancer awareness.

The event held at the Cape ofGood Hope section within TableMountain National Park bringsone of the most extreme open wa-ter swims in the world to localshores.

The extreme open water swim-ming is aimed at raising funds forthe Trust’s Bag of Hope projectwhich supplies children, suffer-ing from cancer, with bags filledwith necessities needed over pro-longed hospital stays.

The Swim for Hope 2016 fun-draising target is R100 000 for

2016 and following the successfulwater swim, R86 354 has alreadybeen raised.

Mandie Erasmus, Trust projectmanager, says Swim for Hope hasgrown in a short four years to oneof the top extreme open waterswims in South Africa.

“We are overwhelmed by theincredible efforts of the swim-mers, as they push their bodiesbeyond normal limits, bravingthe notorious water around CapePoint – all in an effort for raisingmoney for children who fight fortheir lives daily. This event hasgrown to the success it is, only bythe grace of our partners andsponsors, the dedication of eachyear’s swimmers!”

Taking to the waves for little cancer fighters

Swimmers braved the water at theCape Point to raise money for theLittle Fighters Cancer Trust.

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