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Friday, October 27, 2017

According to the South African Police Service’s national crime statistics, which were released on Tuesday, there has been an increase in the number of violent crimes committed within the Brakpan area.

Compared with the previous year’s statistics, the latest fi gures, from April 2016 to March this year, show an increase in crimes such as murder, rape, robbery with aggravating circumstances and truck hijacking.

There is some good news, however, and the numbers showed a decline in offences such as carjacking and residential burglary.

The full statistics are as follows:Contact crimes (crimes against a

person):• Murder increased from 11 cases

the previous year to 22• Sexual offences increased from

72 to 85• Attempted murder decreased

from 36 to 24• Assault with the intent to cause

grievous bodily harm decreased from 150 to 126

• Common assault increased from 400 to 446

• Common robbery decreased from 116 to 109

• Robbery with aggravating circumstances increased from 288 to 330.Sexual offences:

• Rape increased from 31 cases the previous year to 44

• Sexual assault increased from 34 to 35

• Attempted sexual assault increased from one to three

• Contact sexual offences decreased from six to three.

Subcategories of aggravated robbery:

• Carjacking decreased from 45 cases the previous year to 43

• Truck hijacking increased from three to eight

• Robbery of cash in transit vehicle remained the same and no cases were reported

• Bank robbery remained the same

and no cases were reported• Robbery at residential premises

increased from 53 to 60• Robbery at non-residential

premises increased from 54 to 62Contact-related crimes:

• Arson decreased from seven cases the previous year to six

• Malicious damage to property increased from 274 to 302Property-related crimes:

• Burglary at non-residential premises decreased from 204 cases the previous year to 154

• Burglary at residential premises decreased from 684 to 638

• Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle increased from 242 to 357

• Theft out of or from motor vehicle remained the same at 293

• Stock theft increased from eight

to 11Other serious crimes:

• All theft not mentioned elsewhere increased from 1 069 cases the previous year to 1 182

• Commercial crime decreased from 235 to 218

• Shoplifting decreased from 210 to 206.Crime detected as a result of police action:

• Illegal possession of fi rearms and ammunition increased from 25 cases the previous year to 28

• Drug-related crime increased from 388 to 397

• Driving under the infl uence of alcohol or drugs increased from 316 to 335

• Sexual offences detected as a result of police action decreased from three to one.

The Herald is celebrating its 90th birthday this year, which is certainly deserving of a party. Helping us get in the party mood are Frank Mynhardt Care Centre residents Jimmy During (left), Thora Gouws and Edward Scott, who are also 90 years old. See our birthday feature on pages 14, 15 and 16 for more.

Stats show crime is up

Read more on page 7SAPS members rewarded

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The skull and bones were found under a tree in a busy area behind the Brakpan Dam

Brakpan Police station commander Brig Fredl Jonck (left) and Capt Bronkie Bronkhorst at the scene where the remains were found.

Friday, October 27, 2017 3

Rapists threaten to stab 15-month-oldA woman was raped by two men on Monday after the pair threatened to harm her baby.

According to information received from Brakpan police, the incident took place at around noon, as the victim and her 15-month-old son were making their way through the cornfi eld in Leachville, near Makro Carnival.

The victim was confronted by two men armed with knives, who demanded she accompany them.

When the victim refused, the men told her they would stab her son.

They forcefully took her child from her and led her to an area with long grass, where they searched her for valuables and told her to take off her clothes.

When she refused, the man holding her baby held his knife to the child’s throat.

The victim undressed and each man raped her.

After debating whether to kill her and her baby, one of the men told the victim, “God saved you and your child.”

The victim was told to run and she sought help from a motorist near Heidelberg Road (R23).

A case of rape was opened at the Brakpan Police Station.

’n Maatskaplike werker van Rata Maatskaplike Dienste wil graag met Maria Petronella Pieterse, wat op 6 November 1974 gebore is, in verbinding tree.

Die vrou word versoek om Alta Jansen van Rensburg by 011 740 9310 te kontak of Rata se kantoor, wat te Parkstraat geleë is, te besoek.

Vrou word versoek om Rata te kontak

Diewe het Vrydag in die vroeë oggendure by ’n huis in Taftlaan toegeslaan en eers twee honde vergiftig voordat hulle ’n motorfi ets gesteel het.

Linda de Jager (51) was Vrydagoggend ontsteld toe sy haar husky en Jack Russel dood in die erf aangetref het.

’n Suzuki GSxR 1000, wat aan die eienaar van die perseel, Flip Bester behoort, is uit ’n motorhuis gesteel.

“Die motorhuis was gesluit en die diewe het ’n slot oopgebreek om by die motorfi ets uit te kom.” het De Jager gesê.

Sy het bygevoeg dat daar geen rede was om onraad te vermoed nie aangesien die honde nie onrustig was nie.

Honde word vergiftig

Weekend CrimeAccording to information received, the following crimes were reported to Brakpan police over the weekend:• Friday - A blue Honda Ballade was stolen from Van der Walt Road, in Dalview.* A pedestrian was robbed at knifepoint along Voortrekker Road.The victim was grabbed by two men at about 3am, who threatened him with a knife and searched him.The robbers fl ed with the victim’s cellphone and cash.

• Saturday - Car batteries were stolen from a property along First Road, in Witpoort Estates.* A white BMW 320i was stolen from [email protected] a separate incident later that day, a car parked at the mall was broken into.A camera and accessories were stolen, as well as an iPhone and a laptop.* Three TVs were stolen during a break-in at a house in Olga Street, Brenthurst.* A home in Station Road was burgled of a TV, shoes, clothes,

a cellphone and various kitchen appliances.• Sunday - Digital cameras, a sound system, computer monitor and other electronic goods were stolen from a home in Prince George Avenue, Brenthurst.A dog on the property was poisoned.* Two laptops and bottles of liquor were stolen from a business in Carnival City.* A break-in was reported at a home along First Road, in Witpoort Estates.No details of the stolen goods

were provided.* Four men robbed a female motorist at the Station Road and Grey Avenue intersection at about 8.45pm.The victim was stationary at the four-way stop when the group approached her car and threatened her with a gun.The men got into the woman’s car and searched it.They fl ed with her handbag - containing her ID book, bank cards and cash - a cellphone, two laptops and two Wi-Fi routers.

AfriForum Brakpan-takbestuur, asook die streekskoördineerder vir AfriForum Gauteng, Marie Naudé, het verlede Donderdag met verteenwoordigers van die Ekurhuleni Metro en Sungu Sungu by die Weltevreden stortingsterrein ontmoet.

“Die doel van die samekoms was om die Weltevreden stortingsterrein teen die nasionale stortingsterreinoudit, wat gedurende November nasionaal deur AfriForum-takke dwarsoor die land uitgevoer word, te evalueer,” het Gerhard Cilliers, taksekretaris van AfriForum Brakpan verduidelik.

“Na ‘n intensiewe oorsig van die stortingsterrein se uitleg en roetineskedulering van aktiwiteite is die ouditdokumentasie in vriendelike samewerking voltooi,” het Cilliers bygevoeg.

DA raadslid Brandon Pretorius was teenwoordig om toe te sien dat die proses oop en regverdig verloop het.

“Alhoewel die amptelike uitslae eers aan die einde van November nasionaal bekendgemaak sal word, is dit bemoedigend dat die oudit beduidend positief is,” het Cilliers gesê.

“Die Weltevereden stortingsterrein is nie veel in gebreke nie.”

Nietemin, soos deur Drummond Doig, tak-ondervoorsitter opgemerk is, moet daar gelet word op die enkele punte waarop daar gefaal word. ‘Plastic City’ is vir vele Brakpanners ‘n bron van frustrasie.

“Ons sien uit om oor ‘n jaar terug te keer en die oudit, met selfs meer positiewe resultate, te herhaal,” het Doig gesê.

“Ons hoop ook dat die Ekurhuleni Metro oor die volgende jaar daadwerklik werk daarvan sal maak om die onregmatige herwinning van ‘produkte tot so ’n mate aan te spreek dat die rede tot die bestaan

van `Plastic City’ sal kwyn.”“AfriForum Brakpan-tak

het ook onderneem om die nuutgevonde samewerking met die Ekurhuleni Metro en Sungu Sungu te koester en uit te bou, en om saam met die plaaslike raad aan werkbare, funksionele en volhoubare oplossings vir die toekoms te werk,” het Johan Fourie, takvoorsitter gesê.

Brakpan police are investigating the discovery of skeletal remains in an area behind the Brakpan Dam.

The skull and several bones were found on Sunday in a bushy

area near the Eskom premises along Victoria Falls Road in Anzac.

The area is frequented by traditional hunters and their dogs.

“At about 9.30am, the complainant and a friend were walking with their dogs when they noticed the skeleton under a

tree,” said Capt Pearl van Staad, spokesperson for the Brakpan SAPS.

“The complainant then contacted police.”

Items of clothing and a plastic bottle were found with the remains.

It is not known how long the

remains have been there or the cause of death.

An inquest docket has been opened.

Members of the public with missing relatives or information that can assist police with their investigation can contact WO Albert van Wyk on 011 744 7100.

Teenwoordig by die evaluasie van die stortingsterrein was (van links): Jaco Bloem, Drummond Doig, Gerhard Cilliers, Johan Fourie, Flip Viljoen, raadslid Brandon Pretorius, Naphtal Khuzwayo en Siphiwe Mtshali.

AfriForum Brakpan bekyk Weltevreden

Skeletal human remains foundStacy [email protected]

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News4 Friday, October 27, 2017

A mass dog and cat vaccination campaign to assist pensioners and unemployed pet owners was held in Dalview on Monday.

Making a point about pet vaccinations

Ben van Niekerk was just one of the many residents who brought their pets to be vaccinated. Additional services such as nail clipping and deworming was also available. More than 160 vaccinations were done on the day. Ann Martin is the founder and executive director of ABC Steri.

The campaign was organised by local organisation ABC Steri and was held in collaboration with the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Veterinary Services and animal health technicians. Five-in-one and rabies vaccines were administered on the day. Ina Kearny was happy for her precious pups to receive the jabs and be protected from diseases.

Prime Resources, the Environment Assessment Practitioner appointed to facilitate the processes regarding the proposed Cons Modder Project in Brakpan North, has supplied a new number for residents to register on the Interested and Affected Party database via SMS.

The number is 071 184 7956.Residents of Brakpan North are encouraged

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Individuals and organisations can register by submitting contact details to Prime Resources.

To register, SMS ‘Cons Modder Project’ followed by your name, contact number and suburb or send an email to [email protected] Those registered will be notifi ed of further documentation available for comment and potential group meetings.

The scoping report can be viewed on the Prime Resources website at primeresourcesza.com under the ‘downloads’ section.

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Tell us what’s on your mindLearners from Tsakane Secondary School attended a career guidance event and were asked if they see a future for themselves in SA.

Yes, I do. There are many opportunities for young people and there are many careers for us to choose from. I see a bright future.

I am very positive about my future in this country. Young people must set goals for themselves and work hard to achieve it.

There is a lot to be excited about. I see myself as a pediatrician. I want to help the children of our country, especially disabled ones.

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My plans for the future is to become a military doctor. I love South Africa, but I see myself living in Paris when the time is right.

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Benice Borman (35) is opgewonde oor die vrystelling van haar nuwe CD. Dié bekende inwoner woon saam met haar man, Sias en hul dogters Kayla (15) en Denike (9) in Dalpark.

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Local beauty Caitlin de Jager (18) was recently crowned Teen Miss Gauteng 2017/2018 at a glittering ceremony at Carnival City.

The 18-year-old also took the title of Overall Debutante 2017.

Caitlin, who lives in Dalpark Extension One, is a fi rst-year student at Varsity College where she is studying business principles and practice.

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“My sponsors have been an absolute pleasure to work with,” she added.

In the year of her reign, Caitlin hopes to make a difference and will work with various organisations.

“In my spare time I would love to become part of the Jabes Care Centre family,” she said.

“I can not express my gratitude enough to every single person who has helped me achieve my dream.”

Dalpark Extension One resident Caitlin de Jager is looking forward to making a difference in her capacity as Teen Miss Gauteng 2017/2018.

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Hard-working Brakpan SAPS members were recognised at the recent Ekurhuleni Central Cluster 2017 Prestige Awards.

The function was held at Carnival City and saw members of the SAPS honoured in several categories.

The Ekurhuleni Central Cluster comprises 11 police stations: Brakpan, Boksburg, Boksburg North, Reiger Park, Benoni, Dawn Park, Crystal Park, Actonville, Putfontein, Daveyton and Etwatwa police stations.

High-ranking police offi cials from Gauteng, as well as members of the cluster’s various community policing

forums, were also in attendance.The programme directors were Brakpan

SAPS spokesperson Capt Pearl van Staad and Capt Lusha Govender, Brakpan SAPS Sector Four manager.

Winners from the Brakpan Police Station were:

• Administration Employee of the Year (level one to seven): Lavonia Goliath (secretary to station commander)

• Administration Employee of the Year (level eight to 12): Lieut-Col Hilton Henstock

• Administration Group of the Year: Brakpan SAPS Human Resource Management

• Crime Intelligence Group of the Year: Brakpan Crime Information Management

Analysis Centre• Woman of the Year: Col Evelyn SmithBrakpan SAPS telephone operator Jean-

Marie van der Schyff was a fi nalist in the Best Performing Disabled Person of the Year category.

Honoured in the Provincial Recognition of Service Excellence category were Dineo Mahase (intern, Brakpan SAPS Human Resource Management), Linda Swart (volunteer, Brakpan SAPS Victim Empowerment Centre) and David Molaudzi (handyman, Brakpan SAPS supply chain).

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Awards for men and women in blue

Brig Fredl Jonck, station commander of the Brakpan SAPS, Capt Charlotte Joubert (left) and Narina McKeever, also from the local police station, were in attendance at the award ceremony.

Capt Pearl van Staad and Capt Lusha Govender, from the Brakpan SAPS, were the programme directors at the award ceremony.

Weekend arrests

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The following arrests were made in Brakpan over the past weekend:• Common robbery ......................................1• Fraud .........................................................1• Fraud and trespassing ..............................1• Possession of drugs ..................................1

Wees altyd bewus van vreemdelinge wat op en af in die straat stap of naby jou huis rondhang. Skakel die SAPD, buurtwag, GPF of jou sekuriteitsmaatskappy.

SAPS investigating hit-and-run casesEyewitnesses are sought in the following culpable homicide cases:

• April 4, 2017The body of a man, killed in a suspected

hit-and-run, was found along Denne Road.The man, who has not yet been identifi ed,

was wearing a red T-shirt and black jeans.Witnesses or members of the public

with missing relatives are urged to contact police.

• July 1, 2017The body of a man was found at the

corner of Hospital Road and Location Road, in Brakpan North.

While the victim has been identifi ed, witnesses to the suspected hit-and-run are urged to come forward.

Information can be reported to the investigating offi cer, WO Albert van Wyk, on 011 744 7100.

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Inwoner skryf per e-pos:Met verwysing na die brief

in die Herald van 20 Oktober (Talle probleme in die dorp pla geruime tyd).

Net soos die skrywer van die interessante brief, woon ek en my vrou ook vir baie jare (43 jaar om presies te wees) in die dorp.

Ons het die mooi van die dorp beleef. Toe die paaie, die sypaadjies en die dorp nog ’n plesier was om te gebruik.

Ons was werklikwaar trotse inwoners van die dorp maar ongelukkig is dit nie meer die geval nie.

Voor my huis in Brakpan-sentraal is daar ’n gat in die pad wat al vir ’n jaar net so gelaat word.

Dit is ook nie net dié gat wat my pla nie maar die algemene toestand van die dorp se paaie is skokkend.

Die verval van die sentrale sakegebied is kommerwekkend en ek kan nie help om ’n mate van woede in my te voel nie.

Ek kan nie help om te wonder wat van die pragtige gebou, waarin die biblioteek vir jare gehuisves was, gaan word nie.

Kort voor lank sal dit seker stuk-stuk geplunder en weggedra word, waarna dit deur haweloses, waarvan daar oorgenoeg in die dorp is, beset sal word.

Die oogseer wat ’n mens begroet wanneer jy die dorp

van Benoni af inkom word by die dag ’n groter nes. (Ek verwys natuurlik na “Plastic City”).

Nou is daar ook die plakkers langs die Lokasieweg om mee rekenskap te hou.

Ek en my vrou is te oud om nou weer op ’n ander plek nes te skop so ons het nie ’n keuse as om hier te bly en maar te hoop vir die beste nie.

Ek wil ook net, soos die skrywer van die brief waarna ek bo verwys, vir organisasies soos AfriForum bedank vir die moeite wat hulle nog doen om te probeer red wat daar te redde is.

Die dorp lyk nie goed

Alet van der Walt skryf per e-pos:

Ek was verlede Saterdag by die Mall@Carnival en het my motorsleutels bo op my kar se dak gelaat nadat ek my voertuig gesluit het.

My aandag is deur ’n selfoonoproep afgetrek en

ek het nie besef my sleutels was op die dak nie.

’n Oplettende karwag het dit gesien en geduldig by my voertuig gewag totdat ek, na omtrent ’n uur, teruggekeer het.

Ek het toe eers besef wat ek gedoen het.

Natuurlik was ek baie dankbaar.

Daardie mense moet in die winter die koue trotseer en in die somer weer die hitte, teen minimale betaling.

Ek kyk sedertdien met ander oë na karwagte.

Karwag se hulp waardeer

Jaques van der Walt Dit het so twee maande terug met familie van ons gebeur. Die ver-keerde persoon was in die kis gesit. Gelukkig het hulle voor die begraf-nis weer na die lyk gaan kyk, toe is daar ’n ander persoon in.

Lynette JordaanRaak nou ’n tendens in SA. ’n Mens kan nie meer die begraf-nisondernemers vertrou nie jy moet daar en dan vra om te sien anders begrawe jy die verkeerde persoon.

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Traditional Indian cuisine at its finestI’m a creature of habit, but only if I’m never disappointed.

Does it then come as a surprise that my only destination for a good curry in Benoni is the upmarket Masala at the Northmead Square?

There could be other curries just as delicious, but why change when your mouth waters every time you eat a divine dish from the authentic Indian restaurant?

I made a rudimentary error when I recently visited the establishment for a food critique.

After ordering a prawn starter, which includes five delicious-looking de-shelled queen prawns coated in bread crumbs and

The saucy chicken tikka masala, which is served with rice.

Some of the delicious queen prawns.

sesame seeds and which are deep fried (mouth full?), my guest and I foolishly tucked into two of the five sea creatures before I photographed the plate.

Call me silly, but I call it good food.“For starters I recommend ordering the

crumbed prawns which are coated in sesame seeds,” said my guest, Danielle.

“The sweet flavour of the prawns is enhanced by the nutty and crunchy sesame seeds.”

Our eyes told our tummies to tuck in before my camera did its job.

Anyway, I quickly photographed the remaining three prawns.

Having completed the starter, I took note of the relaxed setting which has a touch of class in its decor and table settings.

Serving me and Danielle was Vusa Mncube who is an exceptionally friendly character who visited our table on numerous occasions to ask whether we were satisfied.

After the speedy intake of starters, I ordered a chicken tikka masala and butter naan.

The boneless chicken pieces were cooked to perfection and the saucy dish was topped off with me eating with my hands, with the use of the naan.

Danielle opted for the chicken korma, which she said was “excellent”.

“The main meals consist of traditional Indian cuisine such as chicken/lamb korma, chicken masala and lamb roganjosh,” Danielle added.

“The curries are bursting with flavour and the portion sizes are fairly large.

“The friendly waiters made sure we received great service.”

We also took note of the array of options on the menu.

Masala serves chicken, lamb, vegetarian and seafood dishes, samoosas, biryani, naan and roti, bunny chows and desserts, amongst others.

Operations manager Manny Moyo said the butter chicken is the most popular dish on the menu.

He emphasised that the dishes have been adapted to the South African palate and that people have an option to have their food mild, medium or hot.

The restaurant is situated on the upper level of the Northmead Square.

They offer deliveries within a 6km radius and the service is free.

The operating hours are from 11am until 10pm from Mondays to Sundays.

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Agt leerders en drie onderwysers van Hoërskool die Anker het onlangs ’n gholftoer, om aan ’n skolekompetisie deel te neem, onderneem.

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Op twee van die vier dae is Dewald Germishuizen as speler van die dag aangewys en Corné Mulder het op die baan van San Lameer geseëvier.

Nathan Watson is as die onderwyser wat die beste gedurende die week gespeel het, aangewys.

Ankers maak naam tydens gholftoer

Dié Arende se akademie is topsLeerders van Laerskool Die Arend, wat die top tien akademiese spanne vir die derde kwartaal gehaal het, is onlangs aangewys.

Graad vier, agter (van links) Anja Havemann, Quinton Taljaard, Werner Krieger, Caylene Lourens en Ethan van Heerden. Voor: Michelle Oosthuizen, Callum Nel, Clarissa Maré, Zandrie de Beer en Leri Kotzé.

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Graad ses, agter (van links) Chanté Janse van Rensburg, Mea van der Berg, Kerin Grobler, Jayde Coetzee, Salome Havemann en Arina Nell. Voor: Abigail Maritz, Ellene Brisley, Francois Japp, Ruan van Zyl en Jowan Rheeder.

Graad sewe, agter (van links) Shanan de Bruyn, Lizelle van der Bergh, Zeldine Knoesen, Ané Zevenster en Charlene Minnie. Voor: Victor Naudé, Monja Fourie, Christiaan van Schalkwyk, Gustav Goosen en Clarissa Fuhri.

Die spelers wat die toer meegemaak het is agter (van links): Corné Mulder, Nathan Watson, Ulrich Badenhorst, Corneel van Dyk, Divan Henning, Quinton Grobler en Marko Greyvenstein. Voor: Justin Swanepoel, Jacques Nigrini en Dewald Germishuizen.

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‘n Groot aantal leerders van die Sonneveld Akademie het by die Con Spirito Kunsvereniging uitgeblink. Agter, (van links): Danielle van Eeden, Elaine van Eeden, Twané van Niekerk, Olivia van Wyk, José de Sa en Jarryd Booysen. Middel: Ilana van Heerden, Geraldine Durandt, Markus Roos, Louis Jordaan en Marlizelle Burger. Voor: Caleb Smit, Heinrich Burger, Luca-Leigh Nieuwoudt, Brigitta Brits en Anieke Els.

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paper winning the Best Free Newspaper category at the Caxton Excellence Awards.

The improved design, which is fresh and modern, was specifically created with readers in mind and better tailored to today’s high-tech age.

From an editorial perspective, the redesigned paper retained many of the classic aspects that made it popular in the community, but new elements were created.

Today, the Herald is designed on Adobe InDesign and is printed at CTP in Industria, Johannesburg, with 19 700 copies distributed every Friday.

For those who can’t wait for the Herald to be delivered on a Friday or who want to read it on the go, visit www.brakpanherald.co.za to read it online.

Throughout all the years and many changes, one thing has remained - the Herald has adhered to the original trends and policies laid down by its founder, who in the first edition 90 years ago, wrote:

“It will be our duty to comment upon public matters of local or national interest. In doing this we aim at fair play and justice all round.”


Delivering news every Friday without failOn Friday, January 14, 1927, the first issue of the Herald made its appearance on the streets and in postboxes throughout the town of Brakpan.

The Herald’s appearance was a triumph of endeavour on the part of the founder, Edward Wallace, and his staff, who worked many long nights beforehand laboriously handsetting the type and rolling the pages off an antiquated machine.

The first edition, with a circulation of 2 000, was delivered by post. The paper started as an eight-page 10

by 12 inch (25 by 30cm) sheet.It was produced by a staff of four in

a small works situated in Modder Road (now Voortrekker Road), where the Standard Bank stands today.

The Herald was not without opposition - William Hills, founder of the Benoni City

Times - published a weekly titled Golden East News.

This did not deter Wallace, however, and from that first Friday the Herald never missed a single publication day.

The Golden East News eventually ceased publication and, appropriately enough, the Herald moved into the offices and premises previously occupied by the defunct opposition.

The office was situated at the corner of Bedford Street and Queen Avenue, where the Park Hotel stands today.

After being there for some time, an Intertype machine was bought.

This enabled automatic setting, which greatly speeded production and made for increased efficiency all round.

As a result, on May 23, 1929, the size of the paper was increased to sheets of 19 by 12 inches (48 by 30cm) with five columns to the page.

The number of pages, however, remained at eight.

In 1934, the Herald moved again, this time to the corner of Bedford Street and Kingsway Avenue.

The 19 by 12 inch paper remained for 21 years, until September 1950, when it was further enlarged to carry an additional column.

Advertising on the entire front page - almost a tradition with the Herald - was scrapped forever and news was classified into categories of sport, women’s features, events, general and so on.

The whole paper was brightened with the use of attractive headlining and layout.

The years that followed saw a change in the paper’s ownership, from Reliance Press to Amalgamated Press, and to current owners Caxton.

The town and the paper have grown side by side, through the rich years of mining, the lean years and periods of change.

The publication branched into the digital world in 2010 and has a strong online presence, as well as on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

There have also been a few more moves and the Herald settled into new offices along Van der Walt Road, in Dalview, last year.

2016 also saw the paper undergo a redesign - a change that resulted in the

Edward Wallace was the founder and fi rst editor of the Brakpan Herald.

The town and the paper have grown side by side, through the rich years and periods of change

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A message from the editorThe Brakpan Herald is celebrating a wonderful milestone this year and it seems like a good time to thank everyone who has made it possible.

First and foremost, I thank our loyal readers who have stuck with the Herald for the past 90 years. A paper is nothing without its readers.

The Herald has a circulation of 19 700, which is a large audience and we appreciate every one of you.

What is great about being the editor of a newspaper is there is always something new.

Through the years we have made great strides in gathering news to share with the community.

Sometimes it was plain sailing, but we have also endured stormy waters.

It is fitting that in the year we celebrate our 90th anniversary, the Herald won the Best Free Newspaper category at the Caxton Excellence Awards.

This came with hard work and dedication, but is also thanks to our readers who choose to keep us informed.

I started with the Herald in 1986 and have been the editor for 12 years.

Much has changed in the business. We have embraced the digital world and social media.

Nothing is more satisfying than receiving the Herald on my desk on a Friday morning and paging through it.

More satisfying, however, is the

thought of those thousands of copies being delivered to homes and businesses, and thousands more reading it online.

The Herald would not have survived 90 years if it weren’t for our loyal advertisers, our readers and the people of this town who so generously share their stories, be it happy or sad.

No one can say what the future holds, but my wish for the Herald is for her to go from strength to strength and to celebrate many more years.

Paging through the first issue of the Brakpan Herald, we find many events and an attractive film programme on offer at the local cinema, The Empire Theatre.

These were the cartoons (one of them a Felix), the African Mirror, Gerald Cranston’s Lady, the Armour Boys in a bright and breezy singing and dancing act, and Tom Mix in Dick Turpin, with Tony the “wonder horse” and a star cast.

The Brakpan and District Caledonian Society organised the traditional Hogmanay in the Town Hall on New Year’s Eve:

“There was a big gathering of local Scots and a most enjoyable evening resulted. The Scottish fl ag was much in evidence,” reads the report.

Hogmanay was also celebrated at the State Mines Recreational Hall:

“The ball was decorated with coloured balloons and beautifully shaded Japanese lanterns covered the lights,” the article reads.

“Colourful streamers were strung across the hall and clusters of greenery were placed on the stage, which made it look a picturesque bower.

“The delicious supper was served in a large marquee placed outside the hall and the tables were artistically decorated.

“The Regent Dance Orchestra supplied the music and were repeatedly encored.”

The local cricket club waited on the town council and pressed for a new cricket mat.

It was pointed out that the existing mat had been in use for four years and was “beyond repair.”

The first week of publication also marked the commencement of building operations on the Witwatersrand Technical College along Station Road. The Herald recorded that it was a red-letter day in the annals of our town.

Also featured in the paper, under the heading ‘Brakpan Notes’ was a snippet of hard news:

“Johan Hamilton, an apprentice motor mechanic, Ford Agencies, Brakpan, was admitted to the Boksburg Hospital on Wednesday suff ering from severe burning injuries to the right arm, received while working with a blow lamp, the fl ame of which ignited some petrol.”

Adjacent to this, was the ‘household column’.

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Brakpan Herald editor Thelma Koorts.

Allan Wallace (70), grandson of Brakpan Herald founder Edward Wallace, still lives in Brakpan. He is holding a copy of the fi rst Brakpan Herald.

Scribed by Martha (sans surname), this provided tips for cooking plums, skinning tomatoes and bottling fruit. Only one photo can be found throughout the eight-paged paper and the red masthead is the only spot of colour to be seen. The paper carried no news on the front or back page - both featured adverts.

The front page featured three ads - Parisian Modiste (with the tagline ‘The small shop for big bargains’), Johnston and Co Gent’s Outfitting and Kinghorn’s Boot Store.

A full-page advert for the Rand Furnishing Co was on the back page. The shop, which was situated at 640 Modder Road, above Standard Bank, stocked oak and teak furniture.

Only one photo can be found throughout the paper and the red masthead is the only spot of colour


Look familiar? Some local businesses have been advertising in the Herald for years. These ads were found in papers from 1977 - the year of the Herald’s golden jubilee.

Loyal supporters over the years

Housewives’ Trust.Pick n Pay.

KFC. Adno’s.

The Brakpan Herald’s look has changed several times since the paper was founded in 1927. Here’s a look back at some of the different designs.

Pages of the past

1953. 1995.1996.

Edward Wallace, founder and first editor of the Brakpan Herald, started his career in the printing trade as an apprentice compositor before the Anglo-Boer War.

He worked his way up to a foremanship in his trade and eventually to ownership of one of the largest businesses in Brakpan.

Edward commenced the works of Reliance Press in a small way, with a staff of four in a tiny building.

Machinery was restricted to the bare essentials.

Edward was born in Grahamstown on January 29, 1875. He came to the Witwatersrand in the 1890s and was first employed at the Heidelberg News.

Edward subsequently moved to Johannesburg, Kimberley and East London, returning to the Rand in October 1910, where he was employed by Messrs George Constable and Co for many years as foreman of the composing

room. In January 1925, he started on his own with Reliance Press.

The company printed counter books, delivery books, statements, letterheads, business cards, wedding cards, stationery, invitations, tickets and anything from posters to catalogues. Two years later, it published the first Brakpan Herald.

Edward took an active part in the work of the Typographical Union, in which he held a number of important posts, including that of secretary at the Kimberley branch, and as a representative at conferences.

He was a likeable personality and had a wide circle of business and personal friends.

Edward died at the age of 63 on July 10, 1938.

His sons, Edward and Albert, succeeded him.

Edward’s son Allan Wallace still lives in Brakpan and is immensely proud of his family’s legacy.

“I read the Brakpan Herald every week,” he said.

The Sunair Park resident, who is 70, has a trove of Herald relics, including a copy of the Herald’s first edition and several others from the first year, one of which is the March 18 edition featuring a green masthead to mark the St Patrick’s Day Ball.

Allan also has historic photos. One sepia toned image shows his grandfather and four staff members in front of the company’s early works.

Also amongst the treasured items is a copy of the September 26, 1952, edition of the Benoni Mercury - a paper started by the family in opposition to the Benoni City Times.

Allan served his apprenticeship at Reliance Press and has worked in the printing industry all his life.

He was the commercial manager for a printing firm in Spartan, Kempton Park, when he retired.

A legacy to be proud of

Edward Wallace and staff photographed in front of Reliance Press/Brakpan Herald’s early works. The lettering on the window on the right reads ‘Brakpan Herald. Largest circulation in town and on the mines! Published every Friday morning’.

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Birthday feature compiled by Stacy Slatter - [email protected]

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• October 28The Brakpan BL Imelda Convent, which was established in 1932, will hold a reunion to raise funds for next year’s centenary celebrations for St John the Baptist Catholic Church. The reunion will take place from 2pm in the hall of the church, which is situated along Queen Avenue. All former pupils are invited to attend. Contact Bernadette Teixeira (063 309 4241) or Phyllis de Gouveia (082 557 7004).• October 29The Just Wheels Car Club will host a swap meet and jumble sale at their clubhouse, 169 Kitzinger Avenue, Dalview. There will be music and plenty to eat and drink. For more information or to book a fl ea market stall, contact Hannetjie van der Mescht (082 263 7567).• 1 NovemberHoërskool Die Anker bied ‘n gholfdag by die Royal Oak Gholfbaan aan. Persone wat be-langstel om te speel of betrokke wil raak met borgskap kan die skoolkantoor kontak (011 813 4160).• 3 NovemberDie NG-kerk Brakpan-Wes, wat op die hoek van Paul Krugerweg en Reitzstraat geleë is, hou ‘n kermis vanaf 5nm. Die publiek word uitgenooi om heerlike eetgoed te gaan koop. • 4 November‘n Opedag word by die San Michele Tehuis ge-hou. Die tehuis is ‘n tuiste vir verstandelik- en liggaamlik gestremde persone en daar word ook na psigiatriese pasiënte omgesien. ‘n Kon-sert sal deur die pasiënte opgevoer word en die publiek is welkom. Die tehuis is te Hannes Visagiestraat 266, Withok geleë. Die opedag vind vanaf 10.30vm tot 2nm plaas. Besoekers sal verversings kan koop.• 3 – 5 NovemberDie NG-kerk Brak-pan gemeente, geleë in Victorialaan, vier vanjaar sy 100-jarige bestaan met ‘n feesnaweek. Toegang is gratis. ‘n Byeenkoms vir die jeug sal op 3 November plaasvind en op 4 November sal ‘n outydse kerkbasaar vanaf 8vm aangebied word. Die feesnaweek sal op 5 November met ‘n outydse nagmaaldiens, wat om 9vm in die kerkgebou plaasvind, afgesluit word. Vir meer inligting, kontak die kerkkantoor (011 740 9259).• 12 November‘n Kerssangdiens word by die NH-kerk Brak-pan om 4nm gehou. Die Cantare Jubiloso koor asook die koor van die Sonneveld Akademie sal optree. Almal is welkom en die toegang is gratis maar donasies is welkom. Die kerk is op die hoek van Wendenlaan en Parkstraat geleë. Vir meer inligting kontak ds Pieter Uys (072 288 1291)

• 25 November‘n Kinderkunsuitstalling word te Maroelastraat 5, Dalpark gehou. Almal is welkom en die toegang is gratis. Vir meer inligting kontak vir Petra Ahlers (082 550 3419).

General:• TuesdayThe Brakpan Homecrafts Society meets every fi rst Tuesday of the month in the St Peter’s Anglican Church hall at 10am. New members are welcome. For more information, contact Jane Donker (011 915 2539).A Narcotics Anonymous meeting for people who have a problem with drugs – or think they may have a problem with drugs – is held every Tuesday at 7.30pm at the St John the Baptist Catholic Church, 74 Queen Avenue.Die Brakpan-tak van die Vroue Landbou-Un-ie vergader elke tweede Dinsdag van die maand om 10vm in die saal van die NH-kerk te Dirk van der Hoffstraat.Belangstellendes kan vir Isobel van Eeden kontak (084 585 5157).• WednesdayChristian Missionary Fellowship International invites you to an interdenominational prayer fellowship every Wednesday from 5.30pm to 7pm at 121 Athlone Avenue, Dalview. For more information, contact Ariel Mesa (083 480 4737).

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FINANCIAL / ADMIN MANAGERJob Summary:Ensure compliance with fi nancial policies / procedures & statutory regulations. Perform day-to-day processing of fi nancial transactions. Manage Finance / Admin Department ensuring strict adherence to deadlines. Maintain accounting records ensuring timeous & accurate reporting to Exco.

The suitable candidate must have the following qualifi cations & experience:• Matric • Relevant Tertiary qualifi cation• Minimum 5 years bookkeeping & 2 years management experience• Advanced Microsoft Excel essential• Excellent written & verbal communication skills

Remuneration:R20k – R30k

CV’s to be send to:[email protected]

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1 Bedroom gardencottage R3500p.m.Available 1stNovember

Tel:083 302 8758011 740-5542

ZH079364

WEB DEVELOPERWe are looking to becomecreative web developers,full training provided. Idealcandidates must bepresentable and wellspoken as you will beseeing clients.Own car and licence isessential to the job

Please send all CV`s [email protected]

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SALES EXECUTIVEEAST RAND

Equipment RentalCompany seeks theservices of a dynamicsales person.• Plant Hire andConstructionexperience essential.• Income packageneg.

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ALL-WAYS Removals,The rain is here. Closedtrucks, packing blankets,reasonable prices.Tel 011-744- 3737/[email protected]

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School news Skole nuus


Matrieks van die Hoërskool Stoffberg het onlangs hul matriekafskeid by Thabong geniet. Meisies in asemrowende skeppings en jong manne, uitgevat in deftige pakke, het vir ’n onvergeetlike aand gesorg.

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Chantelize Bauer en Jacques de Jager. Charma du Plessis en Hanro Smith.

Kayla Smith en Chris Erasmus.

Charné Swart en Jaco Odendal.Astrid Walters-Girout en Willem Coetzee.

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read together with GN 893 of 22 November 2013 to conduct a listed activity at Atlas Copco Secoroc,

a Division of Atlas Copco South Africa (Pty) Ltd. The site is situated at 11 Hasset Road, Nuffi eld, Springs and falls under the jurisdiction of the City

of Ekurhuleni.

Provisional AEL No. 14/1/1/7/4/100/Atlas Copco/SPR

Listed Activity applied for: GN 893 of 22 November 2013, Category 4, Sub-Category 4.23, Metal Spray.

Anyone who would like to view or comment on the application can contact the QSHE Manager of Atlas Copco Secoroc at 11 Hassett Road, Nuffi eld,

Springs, email [email protected] or Mr Flip Visser at the Ekurhuleni Air Quality

Section, email [email protected] , within 30 days from the 19th October 2017

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Golf resultsRecent results from Royal Oak Country Club:

• Friday, October 20, IPS: Overall winner: R White-Sharpley 39 points. Best front nine: R White-Sharpley 17 points oco. Best back nine: P Whiteman 18 points.

• Saturday, October 21, Four-ball Alliance (two scores to count): 1 M Potgieter, I Campher, J Potgieter and D Whiteman 94 points, 2 F Fouche, A Kruger, M Horn and D Miller 93 points.

• Sunday, October 22, Four-ball Alliance (two scores to count): 1 C Vorster, M Baressi, C Möller and D Whiteman 87 points, 2 A White, P Cloete, N Hayward and W Hayward 85 points oco.

Recent results from State Mines Country Club:

• Wacky Wednesday, October 18, IPS: 1 G Jansen 41 points, 2 S Fick 39 points.

• Friday, October 20, IPS, Meat Comp: Overall winner: S Bocher 38 points. Best front nine: G Makhubu 18 points. Best back

nine: L Moolman 22 points.• Saturday, October 21, BBPS,

Pensioners’ Cup: 1 L Reid and R Barrett 47 points oco, 2 T Lindsay and R Shead 47 points, 3 T Hendrikz and C Barnard 47 points.

• Sunday, October 22, BBPS: 1 S Ebersohn and M O’Riley 44 points, 2 C Haahjem and J Herselman 43 points.

Pensioners’ results from State Mines Country Club:

• Tuesday, October 17, Alliance (three scores on par threes, two scores on par fi ves and one score on par fours): 1 Graham Ball, Louwtjie Venter and Richard Jonker 73 points, 2 Ron Simpson, Basil Jacobs and Frans Craffert 69 points. Closest to the pin on hole eight: Roy Russell.

• Thursday, October 19, Alliance: 1 Burt Burgers, Basil Jacobs and Roger Glover 87 points, 2 Ron Simpson, Jim Robertson and Koos van Staden 76 points. Closest to the pin on hole 13: Frans Craffert.

Twee sussies van die dorp het Saterdag gewys dat hulle vir niemand terugstaan wanneer dit by visvang kom nie.

Meegan (11) en Cameron (10) Ingram was deel van die Gauteng Hengelklub se 0-13B-span wat

Gauteng Saterdag tydens ’n kampioenskap verteenwoordig het.

Dié gedugte spannetjie het nie op hulle laat wag nie en drie ander provinsies uitgestof.

Cameron het op die dag ’n eerste plek behaal en Meegan ’n vierde plek.

Volgens Meegan se ma, Helena van Wyk, het sy eers hierdie maand begin om vis te vang aangesien sy eerder haar gunsteling stokperdjie, naamlik modelwerk, beoefen.

Cameron hengel al ’n rukkie en is tans nommer een onder die penkoppe by haar hengelklub.

With a number of opening day matches in the Eastern Premier League either delayed or abandoned due to the wet weather that abounded, Brakpan’s United Cricket Club was one of the few clubs to get a match and result completed on Sunday.

United kick-started their 50-over format Eastern Cricket Union elite campaign with a 26-run win via the Duckworth-Lewis Method over Bedfordview Cricket Club at Hosking Park.

Skipper Justin Gamble won the toss and elected to bat fi rst.

Opening batsman André Johnson hit 40 runs from 47 balls (four fours and three sixes), but his top-order batting teammates did not offer much in terms of formulating good partnerships.

Jose van der Berg, JP Meade, Aidan Justus and Gamble did not stick around in the crease for too long as the bowling of Bedfordview opener Cameron Fryer caused some trouble.

At 41/4 Wickus Germishuizen joined Johnson at the wicket.

The latter eventually departed with the score 77/5.

Germishuizen dug deep and put together a steady score of 36 runs from 64 deliveries (a strike rate of 56) while Michael Weldon (11 runs from 32 balls) and then Branden Grutter (13 runs off 38 balls) kept the clock and the overs ticking.

When they were dismissed, number nine batsman Rynard de Lange took charge.

He blitzed his way to a score of 58 runs from 49 deliveries (four fours and a six) to help take the hosts past the 200 mark with the help of number 10 batsman Peter Trewick (28 runs from 42 balls).

They eventually completed their 50 overs with a score of 225/9.

Rian van Aardt (48 runs from 94 deliveries) was the best of the Bedfordview willow-wielders in their batting reply.

They were bowled out for 170 runs. Justus was the chief destroyer with the ball for United with fi gures of 4/19 in four overs.

Skipper Gamble commented on the win: “It is a good start to the season for us.

“Batting fi rst we said we were looking for around 220.

“The top order failed a bit, but there were a few good contributions along the way that got us to a competitive 225.

“Then the bowlers bowled pretty good areas and kept the pressure on.

“In the end they had to go hard and that brought us some good wickets.

“Rynard batted really well and was supported well by Andre, Wickus and a few other small contributions.

“Nearly all the bowlers bowled well. “It is good to get a win in the fi rst game to

give us some momentum going forward.”United will travel to PG Park on Sunday,

October 29 where they will play Boksburg.The club’s promotion, directors’ and

Colts League sides’ Sunday matches were abandoned due to wet wickets.

Drifters from all corners of South Africa will leave their all on the circuit when the fi nal round of the South African Drift Championships comes to town on Saturday, November 4, at the Rock Raceway.

If you are a petrol head and an adrenalin junkie, then this one is right up your alley.

Drifters will once again converge on the track to rev up their chariots’ engines, drop the clutch and go sideways.

The judges’ skillful layout will test the ability of all the drifters as they all chase the ultimate prize of victory.

This will be a wheel-to-wheel,

tandem battle as competitors fi ght for the vital last points of the season.

Gates open at 10am with practice sessions for drifters while qualifying and event proceedings will commence proper at 4pm.

For more information, contact the Rock Raceway offi ce on 011 740 8315/1206.

United Cricket Club’s Premier XI head coach Henk van der Kruit hands Rynard de Lange

his Premier League cap on Sunday morning.

Meegan (regs) en Cameron het Saterdag ’n hele paar

visse uitgetrek.

Gear up for the grand fi nale

United start 50-over campaign with win

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Wrestlers Ben van Rooyen, Chris Sutton, Fred Nel (coach at Brakpan Wrestling Club) and Jacques Meyer recently returned from the Veteran World Championships in Bulgaria. Absent: Donovan Davel.

Veterans battle in BulgariaFour veteran Brakpan Wrestling Club/Eastern Gauteng wrestlers proved that they are like a fi ne whiskey – they just get better with age.

The quartet of Jacques Meyer, Ben van Rooyen, Chris Sutton and Donovan Davel fl ew the Brakpan and South African fl ags high in freestyle wrestling at the Veteran World Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria recently.

The wrestlers are all trained by coach Fred Nel at Brakpan Wrestling Club.

They were part of a contingent of 22 South African wrestlers who recently completed a successful trip by bringing back

22 medals in total for the country.South Africa’s Willem Putter

- in particular - was the standout performer.

He achieved an unprecedented double gold medal haul in both freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling.

He became the fi rst South African ever to win a gold medal in any age group in Greco-Roman wrestling.

The local wrestlers did not do themselves any injustices on the mat either.

Meyer (competing in category B, 100kg) earned a freestyle bronze medal in Bulgaria after an exciting and nail-biting match against Italy’s Igor Nencioni.

The fi nal score was 4-4 with advantage to Meyer.

Ben van Rooyen (competing in category A, 100kg) only returned to the sport in March after playing rugby for some years after school.

The 38-year-old started wrestling at the age of fi ve, but took a break after school to play rugby.

He is now enjoying being back on the mat.

Van Rooyen lost in a bronze medal clash against Yuliyan Georgiev from Bulgaria with a

score of 2-12 and placed fi fth overall in his category.

Coach Nel said van Rooyen should have won a bronze, but he unfortunately broke his hand in a bicycle accident in the lead-up to the championships which meant that he could not train for very long.

Sutton is another wrestler who could have performed much better according to Nel.

Sutton (competing in category D, 100kg) won a gold medal at last year’s champs in Poland, but an injury before the tournament this year greatly impacted his performance.

Nevertheless, the First team rugby coach at Hoërskool Dinamika in Alberton, still proved his power by winning a bronze medal.

He was defeated 4-8 by German

wrestler, Detlef John, but emerged victorious in a tight match against Macedonia’s Angelof Trayan with a score of 4-4 with advantage to Sutton.

In another spectacular freestyle encounter Davel (competing in category A, 62kg) defeated Greek wrestler Arthourus Kalpatsanides with a score of 15-4 to win a bronze medal.

Davel earlier defeated the Hungarian Balazs Lazlo 11-0, but lost 1-4 against the eventual silver medallist, Viorel Etko, from Britain, in the fi nal.

Any older individuals who would like to start wrestling again or anyone interested in becoming a veteran wrestler, contact Nel on 083 271 8259 or visit the club on Wednesday evenings at 6pm.

Logan [email protected]

Lees meer op bladsy 23Die twee sussies weet hoe om vis te vang

The local wrestlers did not do them-selves any injustices on the mat either

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Johannesburg - EastWeek 43 24 October 2017

BMW X5 M50d a massive brute

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An M-powering experi-ence at Kyalami

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Range Rover Velar reaches SAIt’s safe to say that the Land Rover brand finds

itself in a pretty position within the global market. as a purveyor of premium Range Rover and

off-road ready Land Rover products for decades, the age of the sUV looks primed to be kind to the British carmaker.

With the brand offering the right sort of products for the global market, it’s only reasonable to expect Land Rover to plug a niche where it sees fit. That niche, as I discovered, is in the medium-sized premium sUV market where style and a degree of off-road ability is prized.

enter the Velar, the fourth Range Rover in the brand’s portfolio. I joined the local motoring media in the Western Cape recently to drive this new model.

→ Those looksthere’s no two ways about it, the Velar looks

fantastic and despite the fact that Land Rover’s designers claim it was designed from the ground-up, it most certainly resembles its bigger sibling, the Range Rover sport.

this isn’t necessarily a bad thing with the Velar cutting a more compact silhouette, cleaner lines and a more elegant aesthetic. Items such as full LED headlamps and the gimmicky, but infinitely cool retractable door handles make the car look and feel a bit more special.

the Velar is therefore, in my opinion at least, a better interpretation of a luxurious British sUV than any other Range Rover currently on sale.

→ InTerIor luxurythe inside of a Range Rover is where the driver

needs to feel cocooned in luxury. In other Range Rover models, I remember being impressed by the fit-and-finish as well as the material quality, but some of the ergonomics and indeed the resolution and functionality of the infotainment system lacked that cutting-edge feel when compared to its German rivals.

In the Velar, these issues have been rectified with a more logical layout of instruments and switches, as well as an all-new touch Pro Duo infotainment system which makes use of two screens, both 10-inch items, situated in the centre console which allows the user to switch between climate control, media, seat, smartphone and navigation functions.

→ PracTIcalITythe Velar might be smaller than your average

Range Rover, but it isn’t exactly a turkish prison in there, with 673-litres of boot space and impressive passenger leg and head room.

In terms of off-road ability, the Velar has the brand’s impressive all-wheel system which sends power to the rear most of the time, until a loss of traction is detected.

Combine the all-wheel drive system with 213mm of ground clearance (optional air suspension provides up to 251mm), the terrain Response 2 and all terrain Progress Control systems, and you have a car that is pretty capable off-road, despite having heavily road-biased tyres fitted to most models.

→ PowerTraIn oPTIonsthe engine options within the Velar range are

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quite familiar, with the base diesel Ingenium mill displacing 2.0-litres and producing either 132kW/430Nm or 177kW/500Nm.

the latter is twin-turbocharged and was on offer for us to drive. It made its presence known with an impressive lump of torque low-down and a reasonably low fuel consumption figure during our test drive.

the other diesel in the range is also impressive with 221kW/700Nm from a 3.0-litre V6 twin-turbo, making for effortless progress with a 0-100km/h time of six seconds along with incredible overtaking ability. this engine suits the Velar best, but comes at a price.

On the petrol front, there are two 2.0-litre turbo models, a lower output with 185kW/365Nm and a more heavily boosted version with 221kW/400Nm. these were not available for us to drive at launch.

another model that we had a chance to sample was the rather sublime, but equally thirsty, 280kW/450Nm supercharged 3.0-litre V6 petrol.

this is the most exciting model in the range in terms of driving fun, with a 0-100 km/h sprint time of 5.7 seconds and a wonderful exhaust note both contributing to its charm.

→ Badge and sPecIfIcaTIon exPlaInedIf there’s one thing that you can bet on, it’s that

in the premium segment, you’re likely to come across some rather intricate and confusing model naming and badge designations.

In the Velar range it’s no different, but I’ll try to simplify things. the range comes in either standard s, se, Hse, R-Dynamic, R-Dynamic s, R-Dynamic se or R-Dynamic Hse trims. In basic terms, the further you go up the list, the more features and technology the car will have and indeed, the more inflated the price becomes.

then we get to the badge structure, which, if you see the letter ‘D’ at the rear, stands for diesel while the letter ‘P’ stands for petrol. the number associated with the aforementioned letter is the power rating in pferdestärke or Ps, meaning a

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D300 has a diesel engine with 300 Ps (221 kW).→ warranTy and servIceAll Velar models come with a five-year/100

000km service plan, a five-year/100 000km maintenance plan and a five-year/100 000km warranty, as standard.

Velar D180 R947 700Velar P250 R947 700Velar P300 R1 000 000Velar D240 R1 010 400Velar D300 R1 089 000Velar P380 R1 099 400

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BMW X5 M50d a massive brute For most people, a diesel powered car is bought

for two reasons; firstly fuel economy and secondly low-down torque. However, someone at BMW clearly thought there should be a third reason, power.

Enter the BMW X5 M50d, a car that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Well when I say car, I don’t mean the X5 but rather its 3.0-litre tri-turbocharged diesel engine.

Let’s get one thing clear from the start. I strongly believe that the only X5 in existence should be the xDrive 30d. It has enough power, enough torque and is economical. BMW does offer a 25d variant and although it is extremely frugal, it does lack in the grunt department.

There is also a 40d which is slightly more power-ful than the 30d, but if you are considering that, then refer to the beginning of this paragraph. so what was BMW thinking when they decided to take the 30d and let the mad scientists in their M-Performance division go wild?

To be honest, I don’t actually know. What I can only imagine is that they wanted to make diesel exciting, thrilling and fun, and that is exactly what they have done. So how have they done it?

For starters, the X5 that arrived at our office featured an M-Sport kit which includes massive wheels, sporty bumpers, side skirts, silver mirrors and big black exhaust outlets. The car was also finished in Carbon Black paint which in direct sun-

light appears as a sort of blue/purple, and in the shade or at night, pure black. When I got inside, I was greeted by a dark chocolate brown interior. I must say, the exterior and interior colours definitely compliment each other to the point that it has be-come my preferred colour combination on the X5.

The materials used inside are of the finest qual-ity and everything you touch feels expensive. The seats offer great support and rear occupants have enough space to relax; my test unit even featured screens at the rear for entertainment purposes. As for the iDrive infotainment system, while it might not be the newest setup as featured on the latest 5-and 7-series, it still makes for easy use and is also logically laid out.

So it’s luxurious, full of technology and looks presidential. That said, you could get all of this in the 30d as well. What you can’t get though is 280kW/740Nm from that unique diesel up front. As you would expect, turbo-lag is virtually non-existent.

The turbochargers all work together, helping each other spool up as effectively as possible. This means that the M50d is actually slightly more responsive off the line compared to the full-blown X5 M. It will get from 0-100km/h in a smidge over five seconds.

As for handling, the addition of Active Suspension improves performance in Sport and Sport + mode, whereas everything is soft and compliant in Comfort mode. The trump card though, despite that bomb of an engine, is fuel consumption as I managed to average 9.7-litres/100 km during my tenure.

The X5, as an offering, is tough to beat. It is the benchmark in terms of what a luxury SUV should

be. Sure it will be useless off-road with its very large low profile road tyres, but it still features xDrive all-wheel drive. It can handle gravel roads and is a hoot to drive.

If its bragging rights you want, toppling the M50d is a tough task. However, if you want a usable, capable, economical, good looking and luxurious SUV, the only question to ask is what colour would you like your 30d to be? •ad

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Motorists who think that they can do multiple things while driving like listening to a phone call, replying to a text message, eating something or doing anything else must know that they are put-ting their lives and those of other commuters at a serious risk by trying to multi-task.

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Distracted driving reduces the driver’s response time in emergency situations, which can be fatal on a busy road. Normal driving uses 85% of the mental load. This means a driver cannot perform any other activity while driving because it will increase the mental load and reduce their attention to a dangerous level.

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reduce the number of "speedsters"? I have the perfect solution. Speedometers with a maxi-mum speed of 120 km/h should be installed in all cars. The "speedsters" can only speed then in a 60 km/h or 80 km/h zone. There will be less fines and hopefully less accidents. More officers can get on the streets to do law enforcement than handing out fines.

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→ 9. Which tarmac round of the World Rally Championship has the unofficial nickname, the rally of 10 000 corners?

A) Corsica B) San Remo C) Catalunya

→ 10. Which Renault concept car inspired the brand’s current styling direction?

A) Nepta B) DeZir C) R-Space

→ 1. The new Range Rover Velar takes its name from the Latin word velaris meaning...

A) Stars B) Tough C) Veil

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A) Chrysler Aspen B) Fiat Freemont C) Ram ProMaster

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There’s no denying the fact that south Africans love the BMW M brand. Taking into consideration that south Africa has a relatively small popula-tion and a high unemployment rate, it comes as a massive surprise that, as a market, we are the third largest on the planet in terms of BMW M and M Performance model sales.

As a result of the M car’s popularity locally, BMW decided to host an M Festival which took place at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit recently and, at the time of writing, was set to be the biggest BMW M Festival on the planet with over 10 000 people expected to pass through the gates on both the saturday and sunday.→ New models galoreThe M Festival wasn’t just an opportunity for BMW

to showcase its M and M Performance brands, it was also an opportunity to unveil and even launch a few new models to both the motoring media and general public.

There were many tasty performance machines, some from yesteryear, but there were really three main attractions for show goers to admire. These included the M4 Cs, the all-new M5 and the soon-to-be-produced-in-south Africa X3 in M40i guise.→ driviNg m4 CsThe press were privileged to have many M cars

at their disposal for a few hot laps during the

GTs, DTM Champion edition and the ‘regular’ M4 Competition Pack.

It features slightly more power than the Competi-tion Pack with 338kW/600nm, is 32kg lighter with the use of carbon fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) and special lightweight wheels. It also gets sticky Michelin Pilot Cup 2 tyres and is available in two new colours, which includes a new dark blue and a grey hue.

Driving the Cs along with the other M4 models allowed me to see exactly how different each car felt and strangely, it revealed something unexpected from the Cs. You see, the Competition Pack and

media day. I decided to start off slowly with an M240i be-

fore working my way up to an X5 M, then the M3 Competition Pack followed by two very special M4 models, the DTM Champion edition and the new Cs.

The M4 CS is aimed at filling the gap, which I didn’t know existed, between the likes of the M4

DTM versions both felt quite planted (for powerful rear-wheel drive cars), whereas the CS moved quite a bit with the rear end wanting to rotate constantly. The car just felt a bit unsettled, although I’m no racing driver, so perhaps it was my driving style that caused this sensation.→ New m5 aNd X3The two other stars of the show weren’t available

for test drives, but we could sit and fiddle inside and out as much as we wanted to.

The first car I gravitated towards was the new M5. It’s the first M5 to feature all-wheel drive, which is sorely needed when you have 441kW/750nm from a 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8.

The good news is that there is a rear-wheel drive mode if you’re interested in burnouts and drifting. The M5 that was on display is a ‘First edition’ model finished in Frozen Red, of which only five are com-ing to south Africa.

We then moved over to the new X3, which is to replace the 3-series as the only BMW to be built in south Africa when production commences at the rosslyn plant. As mentioned, the model on display was the first M Performance X3, the M40i.

It gets the same B58 3.0-litre turbocharged six-cylinder motor as many other M Performance mod-els, and in this guise, produces 265kW/500nm, which is channelled through an eight-speed step-tronic gearbox and features an xDrive all-wheel drive system.

We’ll be driving the X3 next month so keep an eye on your weekly Autodealer or check out our website for local pricing, driving impressions and all of the latest automotive news.

An M-powering experience at Kyalami

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