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EDITOR: MONIQUE BASSONTHURSDAY January 21, 2016 | 0 042 293 2973 | Email [email protected] | www.kougaexpress.co.za

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JUST months after it opened, the firstgovernment high school in Jeffreys Bay,the Jeffreys Bay Comprehensive High

School, is in turmoil.

Its first principal, Craig Nicholson, is onsick leave since last year - leaving the schoolwithout a principal, deputy principal and de-partment heads. Thus, in essence, the schoolhas no management structure.Since the school opened its doors in July

2015 after endless delays, the local DemocraticAlliance (DA) in Jeffreys Bay identified morethan a dozen problems that urgently need to beaddressed if the school wants to keep its doorsopen. Problems include insufficient space to ca-ter for the high demand of learners wanting toenrol, a lack of teachers, no text books, over-crowded classrooms and a lack of planning.According toDAMPElza vanLingen, the

school is in a state of crisis with little orno support from the Department of Educa-tion.“No budget has been received from the De-

partment of Education for the administrationof the school, and even items like printing pa-per are being funded by the teachers them-selves,” says Van Lingen. “There are no textbooks for Grade 10, and noEnglish text books

for Grade 8 and 9. There are on average 50learners per classroom and most have toshare desks.”According to Van Lingen, despite the

school also teaching Grade 10 since the be-ginning of the year, and its learners increas-ing from 472 learners in 2015 to about 756currently, there are still only 15 teachers -one of whom is acting principal. The schoolhas a waiting list of approximately 150learners. “There are no plans to build phasetwoof the school -whichwas supposed to com-mence in 2015 - during this financial year, northe next financial year,” says Van Lingen.“This lack of planning will see the school

run out of space once it expands next year tocater forGrade 11.Mockery is also beingmadeof the fact that the school is supposed to offertechnical subjects. The workshops have notbeen built, neither is there any evidence thatthe boys and girls hostel will be built.“TheDepartment of Education is failing the

children of JeffreysBay and this cannot be ac-cepted or tolerated.We demand to be forward-ed an immediate plan to rectify the currentposition of staff, education managementstructures, additional teachers, textbooksand the necessary funding.”No comment could be obtained from theDe-

partment of Education at the time of going toprint.

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A reward of over R6 500 is on offer to bring“serial” animal torturers and killers to jus-tice.

JBay Crime Watch, with the help of localbusinesses and residents, have stumped upthemoney for information leading to thepros-ecution of unknown assailants who are re-spectively shooting birdswith a blow-gunandpoisoning cats since thebeginningof theyear.Avid animal lovers Suzanne Kruger and

Carine White, who recently launched theJBay Crime Watch Facebook Page, made ittheir mission to ride the culprits to book.And it all started with a single post.After becoming aware of several incidents

where birds and cats suffered at the hands ofresidents, White appealed to local businessesto sponsor a nice reward. “Like a decent mealfor twowith a bottle ofwine thrown in.Maybeabout R500?,” she posted on their FacebookPage.Within minutes businesses and residents

started responding by pledgingmoney towardsthe cause, and pledges are still coming in.“We would never have anticipated such an

overwhelming response. It is heart-warmingto see that such a majority of residents carefor our animals and are willing to assist to ap-prehend those guilty to this type of cruelty,”says White.

“We as a community might have our differ-ences, but when it counts, we all stand togeth-er. Together we can catch the people shootinganimals with darts and poisoning cats.”Since beginning January, White and Kru-

ger received several reports of pigeons foundin the area with 7.5- to 10-centimeter metaldarts through their bodies. “At least threebirds were found alive with the needle-likeprojectiles lodged in their bodies. This is justhorrifying,” says Suzanne Kruger from JBayCrime WatchAccording to Kruger, the birds were spot-

ted in Uys Street.“It appears that the darts were fired from

a blow-gun. The injuries are likely to worsenand become infected, resulting in a painfuldeath.”Kruger says they furthermore received re-

ports about three cats that suffered ahorribledeath after being poisoned in the vicinity ofC-Place since January.According to Kruger, she fully under-

stands the frustration residents suffer fromthe presence of stray cats, but poisoningthese cats is not the answer.“They can rather contact me and I will put

them in touch with someone who is qualifiedto trap, rescue and release these cats to goodhomes after they have been sterilised.”According to Kruger, the reward will only

be claimed from the various businesses andindividuals once the culprit or culprits have

been successfully apprehended.Anyone with information or those wanting

more information, contact Kruger at 079 506

8748 or White at 082 781 1264.All information received will be treated

confidentially.

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Reward to find ‘serial’ animalkillers

At least three birds, including the one pictured here, have been found alive with the needle-likeprojectiles lodged in their bodies. PHOTO: ANNATJIE ERASMUS

MONIQUE BASSON

IN light of the spike in criminal activitiesover the festive season, the Jeffreys BayPolice are hard at work to reduce thecrime rate in 2016.

According to police spokesperson cap-tain Gerda Swart, the Jeffreys Bay PoliceStation have several operations plannedfor this year. “They already started to im-

plement some of these plans,” says Swart.Plans to combat crime effectively in-

clude increased visibility, visits to shop-ping malls, roadblocks and pamphlet dis-tribution.“We will furthermore continue with

our stop-and-search operations,” saysSwart.“There are also several operations

planned by our national office, which weimplement on a local level.”

Police strategise to combat crime

FOUNTAINSMALL

Festvive seasonstats sizzleFOUNTAINS Mall in Jeffreys Bay boomedthis festive season, drawing record turnouts.According to Fountains Mall General Man-

ager, Jeanette du Toti, the mall, now in itseighth year, posted an increase in both foottraffic and turnover for theDecember 2015 pe-riod.“Visitors to the Mall increased by 4.1%,

while its turnover increased by 3% year onyear,” says Du Toit. “We are extremelypleased. If you take into account that theMalldid not have the added benefit of visitors who

visited theMall last year during the three dayperiod without electricity, the fact that Bay-west Mall was not open last year Decemberand the beautiful weather which normally af-fects the number of visitors, the Mall per-formed exceptionally well.”Fountains Mall was blessed once again in

that they did not experience any armed rob-beries, and even the number of petty theft in-cidents declined from the previous year, ac-cording to Du Toit.She is cautiously optimistic about the

prospects for 2016. “Our economy is going tobe volatile for at least the next couple ofmonths, impacting on distributable incomeand consumer spend. We expect lower profitmargins and turnovers to be flat compared toprevious years. However, with both a newhospital and high school under constructionon the Mall’s front steps, a whole lot of newmarketing opportunities and increased cus-tomer base will be created.Fountains Mall will continue with their

marketing efforts in 2016 to attract visitors to

the Mall. “The very popular teas for our pen-sionerswill resume in February,withmonth-ly events being planned and even a competi-tion on the cards later in the year,” says DuToit.. According to Kouga Municipal spokesper-son Laura-Leigh Randall, Dolphin Beach aswell as all the surrounding beaches in theKouga region, were the fullest they have beenin a number of years.“All our caravan parks were fully booked,”

says Randall.

The annual Kirkwood Wildlife Festival takes place fromthe 24thJune to the 26thJune 2016. This festival is regard-ed as the fasting growing festival in the Eastern Cape.In 2014 the festival celebrated its 13thyearandprovides

a real commitment to nature conservation highlightedby the fact that in 2011 the Kirkwood Wildfees hosted asustainable energy expo for the first time. In 2011 over42 000 people attended this event making it one of South

Africa’s biggest events.At the festival you can expect to see performance by

some of South Africa’s leading artists, a superb gourmetfood lifestyle expo, over 300 specialist stalls, huge beertent, agricutural and wildlife expos, jazz performances,adrenalin rides, Kids Zone and the Isuzu 4x4 ExtremeChallenge. For more information on this year’s festivalvisit www.wildsfees.co.za

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MONIQUE BASSON

THORN bushes that have mysteriously found their wayto Kabeljauws Beach more than four months ago are notonly a sight for sore eyes, but they are also a danger forbeach goers.

Despite people reporting this to the KougaMunicipali-ty on several occasions, nothing has been done to date.

According to resident Brian Esselaar (84), who has dai-ly picked up rubbish and debris at Kabeljauws beach foralmost the past two years, the thorn bushes are now half-way covered in sand - making the removal of the thornbushes even more difficult.“This poses a danger for all beachgoers as the thorns

can injure them at any time,” says Esselaar.No comment could be obtained from the municipality

at the time of going to print.

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Christmas lights shine brightly forNSRI

The colourful Christmas display of Beulah and Gert Scheepers (right) and Clive and Elmarié Husband (left) from AnaboomStreet in Jeffreys Bay, brought in a whopping R12 170 - donated by locals and visitors. They handed the money over toJeffreys Bay NSRI Station Commander Rieghard Janse van Rensburg (middle), who received the donation on behalf of theNSRI. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

ESKOM will be switching off the elec-tricity supply to the whole Kouga mu-nicipal area this coming Saturday, Jan-uary 23.

According to Eskom, the interruptionwill take place from 05:00am to 11:30am in

order for maintenance/repair work to bedone.

The affected towns are Jeffreys Bay, Hu-mansdorp, St Francis Bay, Cape St Fran-cis, Oyster Bay, Patensie, Hankey, Loerieand Thornhill.

Eskompower outage to affect whole Kougathis Saturday

ROAD users of the stretch between Patensie town andRamaphosa Village will no longer have to worry aboutdarkness on the road, particularly at night.

The Kouga municipality recently switched on 19streetlights along the 1,2km road which is the main en-trance to Ramaphosa.

The R350 000 project took longer than initially planneddue to the paving of the road and the municipality givingway to the paving contractor to finish first.

Speaking during the switch-on ceremony Ward 10 andInfrastucture, Planning and Development PortfolioCouncillor Patrick Kota thanked the community for be-ing patient and understanding that both the paving workand the street lights were of importance.

“We have had a few incidences of crime, especially atnight, and motorists complaining about poor visibilityalong this curvaceous stretch,” he said.

Kota added that the municipality was under obligationto improve the community’s infrastructure and there-fore their livelihoods as well.

Patensie: streetlights switchedon

Ward 10 and Infrastructure, Planning and DevelopmentPortfolio Councillor Patrick Kota switches on the streetlightsalong the road between Patensie and Ramaphosa Village.Behind him are Kouga’s Electricity Manager Aubrey Maraisand members of the Patensie community. PHOTO:SUPPLIED


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TWO dynamic women - the one diplomaticwith the pen and the other with the spokenword - are using the power of social media tofight crime.

Jeffreys Bay residents Carine White andSuzanne Kruger are using Facebook as anew formof neighbourhoodwatch and in do-ing so are bringing homeowners closer thanever.In a bit to make Jeffreys Bay a safer place

for everyone, White and Kruger created theJBay Crime Watch Facebook page to helpmake locals more aware of what is happeningin their community.“Facebook is the bestmedia, inmy opinion,

for opening up the lines of communicationand to spread amessage in record time,” saysWhite. “The JBayWatch Facebook page is anexcellent vehicle for the proactive targetingof crime and issues of concerns to the localcommunity.”Within two days of launching the page on

January 2 this year, 1 200 people joined andthey are currently boasting 1 515 members.“It is encouraging to see the ongoing com-

mitment of the community,” says Kruger.According toKruger, they tell it as it is. “We

would like to encourage freedom of speechwhich is exercised responsibly and fairly. In-formation shared on the pagemust bewith re-gard to crime and crime related matters af-fecting Jeffreys Bay. The aim is to share help-ful information regarding the crime situationlocally, to warn other residents of any suspi-cious behaviour and to try and make JeffreysBay a safer place.“We do not protect anybody, but ask for no

slamming matches.”According to Kruger, they do not post any

sensitive information that will have a nega-tive affect on crime prevention operationsspearheaded by the police or any other crimefighting organisation.“We only post information about incidents

that already occurred,” says Kruger.White says: “We would like to encourage as

many people as possible to join the JBayCrimeWatch Facebook page. The more mem-bers, the more information we will be able toshare. When it comes to fighting crime, infor-mation is king.”For more information, contact Kruger at

079 506 8748 or White at 082 781 1264.

Residentsuse Facebook to fight crime

In a bit to make Jeffreys Bay a safer place for everyone, Suzanne Kruger (left) and Carine Whitelaunched the JBay Crime Watch Facebook page. PHOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

MONIQUE BASSON

DIE “skatte” van ouma- en oupagrootjies -én van hul ouers en selfs geslagte gelede -het onlangs ’n broodnodige “tyd-regruk” on-dergaan.

Annemarie Carelsen, jarelange kuratorvan die Ditsong Nasionale Kultuurhisto-riese Museum, het verlede week waardevol-le navorsing gedoen oor die histories-waar-devolle klerasie en tekstiele by die Humans-dorp Museum. Sy het hand bygesit om diemeerderheid itemswatdeel vandiedorpmu-seum se ryk skatkis vorm, volgens hul be-paalde era te klassifiseer.Volgens Humansdorp Museum kurator,

Carel Ferreira, is die klassifisering van on-skatbare waarde vir die museum. “Hoewelons groot passie vir ons taak het, is ons niedeskundiges op die gebied nie,” sê Ferreira.“Nou weet ons watter artikels bymekaarhoort, en kan ons dit as ’n eenheid uitstal.”Die museum is propvol plaaslike ge-

bruiksvoorverwpe van die voorgeslagte - ’n

onlosmaaklike deel van alle mense se volk-erfenisse. Daar is onder meer die botterkar-ring en messlyper wat uit die laat 1900’s da-teer.Volgens Carelsen was dié twee items gro-

tendeels vanEngeland vir plaaslike gebruikingevoer. “Die botterkarringwerk so: botterkan verkry word deur room lank genoeg tedraai,” vertel Carelsen. “Die botter was danper pond in houtkissies gesit met die naamvandie plaas op ’n papiertjie bo-op die bottervoor dit op die dorp verkoop is.“Bottermaak was ’n tuisbedryf vir die

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tot 1950 dateer, sluit in ’n grammofoon uitdie 1930’s, ’n 1879 Chicago Cottage traporrel,verskillende meelsiwwe wat tydens dieTweede Wêreldoorlog (1939-1945) gebruikwas, asook koffie- en vleismeule, seepbaliesen ysterpotte.Die museum is ’n stille getuienis van die

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HumansdorpMuseumontvang tyd-regruk van nasionale kurator

Die Humansdorp Museum in Bureaustraathuisves onder meer die botterkarring enmesslyper wat uit die laat 1900’s dateer.Kurator Carel Ferreira demonstreer hoe dieslinger van die botterkarring eindeloosgedraai moes word om room in botter teverander. FOTO:MONIQUE BASSON


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PUT on your walking shoes, round up friends and col-leagues and join the all-night Cansa Relay for Life atFountains Mall on March 11.

Relay for Life is a fun way to raise funds for the CancerAssociation, and keen walkers are invited to make upteams of 10 to 15 and walk in relay for a good cause.Selina van Deventer, the manager of Cansa in Jeffreys

Bay, says some enthusiastic supporters already regis-tered their teams to participate in the fun event.“We need all the support we can get to make Cansa’s

Relay for Life for 2016 an unforgettable event,” says VanDeventer. “So,what are youwaiting for? Enter your teamnow, there are only a few weeks left before this worthyevent takes over Fountains Mall.”

According toVanDeventer, the localRelay forLife rais-es much-needed funds for Cansa’s services in JeffreysBay and surrounding areas.“It is a fun, indoor fundraising event where teams take

turns to walk around the track. If, for whatever reason,you are not able to stay the whole night, you are morethan welcome to leave.”The entry fee is R500 per teamand can be paid into Can-

sa’s Absa bank account at account number 1157140058.The reference RFL 2016 JBay followed by your team’sname must be used.The proof of paymentmust be emailed to VanDeventer

at [email protected] or to Tersia Strydom at [email protected] interested in becoming involved

in this fun-filled event, can contact Van Deventer at 084513 6959.

Die Hoërskool Nico Malan inHumansdorp verwelkom diénuwe onderwysers by die skool:(agter) Loock Scott (Lewensoriën-tering en Afrikaans), AndrewNicholson (Wiskundige Geletterd-heid en Rekeningkunde), (voor)Theresa Campbell (Lewensoriën-tering en Verbruikerstudies), LaraHayward (Afrikaans en Lewenso-riëntering), Leoné Pieterse(Skeppende Kunste, Wiskunde enWiskundige Geletterdheid).FOTO:VERSKAF

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EGK DIENSTYEDie Evangelies Gereformeerde Kerk op die hoekvan Da Gamaweg en Scheldestraat in Jeffreys-baai hou dienste om 09:00 en 18:30 op Sondag.Skakel Paul Grobbelaar by 072 277 9781.

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BARNEACE SLABBERTGospelsanger Barneace Slabbert tree op 31 Jan-uarie om 09:30 by die Volle Evangelie Kerk vanGod in Humansdorp op. Toegang is gratis. Skak-el past Tinus Smit by 084 626 9719.

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FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARYThe Friends of the Library book store, The BookEnd, at the Newton Hall is open from 09:00 to11:00 every Friday morning.

SAVADie Suid-Afrikaanse Vereniging vir Afgetredenes(SAVA) vergader op 21 Januarie om 10:00 bydie Jeffreysbaai Rolbalklub. Spreker Ken Clegggaan oor die Nasionale Seereddingsinstituutpraat. Skakel Louis Opperman by 042 2960193.

BEGINNERS LINE DANCE CLASSESBeginners LineDance classes take place at the Jef-freys Bay Bowling Club on Wednesdays and Fri-days from 08:30 to 09:30. For info, contact InaFerreira at 082 700 6988.

GENEALOGIESE GESELSGROEPDie Genealogiese Geselsgroep vergader op 26Januarie om17:30 by De Viswijf Restaurant. Toe-gang is gratis. Skakel 082 852 4056 of besoekwww.ggjbay.blogspot.com.

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TUINBOUKLUBDie Jeffreysbaai Tuinbouklub vergader op 2 Feb-ruarie om 15:00 in die NG Kerksaal in Da Gam-aweg, Jeffreysbaai. ’n Aanbieding oor reptielein die tuin en die jaarprogram sal bespreek word.Nuwe lede en besoekers is welkom. Skakel GabyKeyser by 042 296 1420 of 082 967 7669.

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Die sesjarige ColeKettledas van dieGraslaagtePrimêre Skool inHumansdorp isas die wennervan die KougaExpress se 2016Graad 1-fotokom-petisie aangewys.Sy wen ’nR1 000 geskenk-bewys vanFountains Mall.Die dappermeisie was baieopgewonde omgroot skool toete gaan en hetnie een traangestort nie.FOTO:VERSKAF

Kruisfontein Primary School

Algoa FM and First Choice visited preselected schools in their broadcast area to celebrate the firstday of school for Grade 1-learners with First Choice products and Algoa FM stationery giveaways.Visiting Kruisfontein Primary School in Humansdorp are (from left) Lesley Domingo (Algoa FMMarketing Coordinator), Charlton Tobias (Algoa FM presenter) and Marilee Janse Van Niewenhuiz-en from Woodlands Dairy. PHOTO:SUPPLIED

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Cameron Perils is ’n trotse leerder van dieVictory Christian School in Jeffreysbaai. Kara Olivier. FOTO’S: VERSKAF

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Laerskool Pharos

Die heel eerste Graad 1-leerders van die Laerskool Pharos in Jeffreysbaai is (agter van links) Liamdu Preez, Niel Malan, Liam Hagemann, Willem Lategan, Camzin Fortuin, Chelsey Olivier, (voor)Kihana Hagemann, Suné Nel, Connor ah Pak en Abbygail Robertson. By hulle is hul juffrou CarlaSmit. FOTO:MONIQUE BASSON

Endiewenner is . . .Endiewenner is . . .

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Graad 1-leerders se eerste skooldagGraad 1-leerders se eerste skooldag

Linke Lötter en Markus Tschöp het sommer vroeg-vroeg op hul eerste dag in gr. 1 maats gemaak.

Laerskool Jeffreysbaai

Kira Li Mynhardt en Hope Nel deel ’n snaakse oomblik.

Lunika Mdidimba Liviwe Nelani op hul eerste skooldag by dieLaerskool Jeffreysbaai.

Enrico Biko en Chloë Allner is gretig om te wys hoe mooi hulle kan skryf en inkleur. Lilitha Jack en Amy Mullins is gretig om te begin leer.

Mienke van Zyl: Graad 1 is tops.Caydee Adams.

LaerskoolGamtoosvallei

Eendjies, eendjies staan in ’n ry.Een, twee, drie, vier stap hulverby. Petrus Vermaak, Louis Nel,Ruben Kok, Christiaan van Vuuren,Reinhardt Young en Shawn Youngleer sommer vroeg dat hulle in ’nnetjiese ry moet staan.FOTO’SVERSKAF

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VOLGENS die jongste ramings kon net sowat 55% vanSuid-Afrika se gewone hoeveelheid mielies vanjaar ge-plant word.

Dit kan volgens Petru Fourie, landbou-ekonoom vanGraanSA, ’n beduidende uitwerking op kospryse hê.Fourie sê Suid-Afrika se plaaslike verbruik van wit-

mielies staan op sowat 10 miljoen ton.“Inhierdie stadiumkannet sowat 5 miljoen tonmielies

deur Suid-Afrikaanse boere verskaf word. Dit betekendat ons sowat vyf miljoen ton moet invoer om in onsplaaslike behoeftes te voorsien,” sê hy.Witmielies word hoofsaaklik as stapelvoedsel in die

vorm van mieliemeel gebruik.“Die prys van witmielies het in die afgelope jaar reeds

met meer as 120% gestyg. Nou kan ’n mens dink dat asdaar nog mielies ingevoer moet word en die rand-dollar-wisselkoers ook in ag geneem moet word, waar die prysvir witmielies dan sal draai.”Die wydverspreide reënbuie wat in die sentrale dele

van die land geval het, bring risiko’s mee vir boere wat

nou vinnig ’n paar lande mielies wil plant.“Mielies moes al ’nmaand gelede klaar geplant gewees

het, maar as daar nie geplant word nie, kan daar dalklater nie kos wees nie.”Omri vanZyl, uitvoerendedirekteurvanAgri SA, stem

saam dat boere wat nou plant baie laat is.“Dit kan werk as jy kortgroeiermielies plant, maar

daar is risiko’s aan verbonde,” sê hy.“Baie boere plant nou eerder sonneblomme en voer so-

dat hulle ’n ander bron van inkomste kan kry.”Volgens Louw Steytler, voorsitter van Graan SA, kan

’nmens nog sonneblomplant,maar “die toestandwaarinlande tans is, is nie goed nie”.“Die lande is windverwaai. Dit sal eers deeglik bewerk

moetwordvoordat daar enigsinsweer geplant kanword.”Einde verlede jaar het Steytler aan Die Burger gesê

slegs sowat 3% van die gebied om Bultfontein, Wessels-bron en Hoopstad in die Vrystaat, wat die grootste deelvan die land se voedselmandjie voorsien, kon aangeplantword.“Ná die reën het dit met enkele persentasiepunte opge-

tel, maar ek glo nie daar was genoegsame reën om ’ngroot verskil te maak nie.”

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GOEIE nuus vir droogtegeteisterde wol-boere is dat wolpryse op die jongste vei-ling hiermetmeer as 14%gespring het tot’n rekord van R161,61/kg (skoonwol).

Die Cape Wools Merino-markaanwyserhet met 2 016 punte geklim.Die 14,3%-styging was die grootste ver-

betering van een veiling na ’n ander dieafgelope vyf seisoene.Ditword toegeskryfaan sterk veilingsmededinging en die ver-swakkende rand.Volgens Casper Labuschagne, voorsit-

ter van die Nasionale Wolkwekersvereni-ging (NWKV) in die Oos-Kaap, sal hierdiestyging ’n groot inpak op boere hê.“Dit sal baie help om die koste te dek

wat aangegaan is om die droogte te deur-

staan. Veevoerpryse het skerp gestyg envoer het skaars geword. Tans moet jy be-stellingsvir voer tweewekevooruit plaas.Dieselfde geld slagvee – jy kan nie netmet’n vrag by die abattoir opdaag en dinkhul-le gaan geslag word nie.“Die koelkamers hang vol karkasse.

Daar is ’n geweldige vraag na goeie Meri-nowol. Hoe verder die rand verswak, hoebeter is dit vir die wolbedryf.”In die tweede helfte van die seisoen is

daar gewoonlik minder wol op die vei-lings en die mededinging onder die ko-pers kan dan sterker raak, sê Labuschag-ne.Byna 99% van die 12 778 bale wol wat

vandeesweek onder die hamer gekomhet,is verkoop.Op die Australiesemark het die aanwy-

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DIE swak rand, wat volgens sommige ontle-ders teen einde vanjaar teen R19 per dollarkan verhandel, laat die uitvoermark virplaaslike landbouprodusente wink.

Dit is egter nie net die tradisionele uitvoer-produkte soos wyn, vrugte en neute wat van-jaar ’n bonusjaar kan beleef nie.Daar is ook al hoe meer markte wat vir

Suid-Afrikaanse vleisprodusente oopgaan.Volgens Gerhard Schutte, uitvoerende

hoof van die Suid-Afrikaanse Rooivleispro-dusente-organisasie (RPO), voer Suid-Afrikareeds rooivleis na meer as 40 lande uit.Dit is hoofsaaklik beesvleis, maar ook

kleinvee wat na ander Afrika-lande, maarook die Midde- en Verre-Ooste asook na EU-lande soos Brittanje en Nederland uitgevoerword.“Dié goeie uitvoersyfer is grootliks te dan-

ke aan Suid-Afrika se goed ontwikkelde voer-kraalbedryf waar groot plaaslike voerkraletussen 10% en 20% van hul produksie uit-voer.”Dit is veral die duurder bees-agterkwart-

snitte wat in groot aanvraag is oorsee. Schut-te sê dit help om die aanvraag te balanseer.“In Suid-Afrika weer, waar verbruikers

meer prysbewus is, is die aanvraag na dievoorkwart groter.”Vleisprodusente soos die Vrystaatse Spar-

ta-groep voer onder meer premium snitte nadie Midde-Ooste uit, asook na eilande soosMauritius en Madagaskar, sê Dawie Maree,hoof van landbou-ontwikkeling en bemar-king by FNB.

“Met die rand wat deesdae soveel swakkeris, is die geleenthede vir uitvoer ook soveelgroter vir vleisprodusente wat aan die oorse-se lande se streng gesondheidsvereistes kanvoldoen.”Maree waarsku egter dat die voordeel vir

landbou-uitvoerders danksy ’n goedkoperrand weggekalwe word deurdat hulle duur-der moet betaal vir ingevoerde komponentesoos verpakkingsmateriaal of kunsmis.Suid-Afrikaanse pluimveeprodusente soek

ook aktief uitvoermarkte en volgens KevinLovell, uitvoerende hoof van die Suid-Afri-kaanse Pluimvee-assosiasie (Sapa), probeerdie organisasie toegang tot die VSA se markkry vir plaaslike witvleis.“Ons onderhandel al die afgelope 18 maan-

de met ons eweknieë in die VSA hieroor enas ons die knelpunte oor gesondheidsregula-sies kan oorkom, sal hierdie beslis ’n winsge-wende mark vir ons wees.”Die plaaslike bedryf moes ingevolge die

vereistes van nuwe Amerikaanse wet opgroei en geleenthede in Afrika (Agoa) sy eiemark oopstel vir 65 000 ton stortingsheffings-vrye hoenderstukke uit die VSA. Weens dieskielike verswakking van die rand, is dit nouvir die VSA se hoenderboere minder winsge-wend om hierheen uit te voer, terwyl dit virSuid-Afrikaanse pluimveeprodusente weer’n gulde kans skep om gewilde snitte sooshoenderborsstukke winsgewend na die VSAuit te voer.Suid-Afrikaanse pluimvee-uitvoerders

het verlede jaar R1 miljard se produkte naveral Afrika en die Midde-Ooste uitge-voer.Lovell waarsku dat dit lank neem vir Suid-

internasionalehandel en beleg-gingsinligting bydie landbousakeka-mer Agbiz.“Die globale

handelstelsel hetdie afgelope tweejaar al hoe inge-wikkelder geraaken Suid-Afrika salwaarskynlikvorentoe kyk nawedersydsehandelsooreenkom-ste met marktesoos die VSA endie EU, eerder asom op die goed-gunstigheid vanooreenkomste soosAgoa staat temaak.”

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Afrikaanse landbouprodukte, veral vleis, omtoegang tot die sogenaamde eerstewêreldmark-te soos die VSA en die EU te kry.“Die stelsel bevoordeel eintlik die ontwik-

kelde lande. Daar word van ons verwag omtoegewings te doen wanneer hulle hierheenuitvoer, maar ons moet self aan uiters strengkriteria voldoen wanneer ons daardie marktewil betree.”Een van die redes waarom die Agoa-on-

derhandelings so lank geduur het, is dat dieVSA en Suid-Afrika verskillende stelselshet waarvolgens gesondheidskriteria (diesogenaamde fitosanitêre vereistes) gemeetword, sê Tinashe Kapuya, bestuurder van

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NOTICE FOR SECTION 24GRECTIFICATION APPLICATION

COMMENCEMENT OF ACTIVITY WITHOUT ENVIRONMENTALAUTHORISATION.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROCESS: DRAFT BASICASSESSMENT REPORT

As part of routine maintenance of Provincial roads (DR 1762 & Dr 1763) andrelated infrastructure in the Kouga/Koukamma areas, the `Applicantconducted works in and around the Goedgeloof Causeway without therequired Environmental Authorisation for such construction. This activity isdeemed unlawful and a Section 24G Rectification Application is nowrequired for the activity. These district roads provide critical access to OysterBay and the extensive farming community, aswell as theKougaWindFarm

Goedgeloof Causeway on DR 1762, approximately 1 kmfrom the intersection of DR 1762 and DR 1763, Kouga/ Koukamma area,EasternCape.

34° 7'34.57"S 24°44'3.43"E

The project triggered the following listed activities and notice is hereby givenin terms of the: National Environmental Management Act (No. 107 of 1998)as amended (NEMA); Environmental ImpactAssessment (EIA) Regulations2014 (as amended):

ListingNotice 1:Activity 12 and 19 (GNNo. 983 on theNEMAEIARegulations, 2014, amended)

The Application for Environmental Authorisation has therefore beensubmitted to the respectiveCompetentAuthority on the 21August 2015:Date of notice placement: 21 January 2016In accordance with GN Regulation 543 Chapter 7, you are hereby notified ofthe submission of this application. Should you wish to register as anInterested and Affected Party (IAP) or to obtain a copy of the Draft BasicAssessment Report (BAR), contact Scherman Colloty and Associates asfollows:

Electronicmail: [email protected]

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KOUGA MUNICIPALITY (EC 108)

NOTICE NO: 2/2016

VACANCY: MEMBER TO THE KOUGAAUDIT COMMITTEE

Requirements

Professional qualifications:

Candidate shouldpossess the followingqualities:

Key functions

TermofOffice andRemuneration

Closingdate of applications

The Council invites suitably qualified persons to submit their CV’s and motivationfor their appointment as a Member to the KougaAudit Committee. Factors whichwill influence your appointment include:

Proven expertise and experience in the fields of financialmanagement.Auditing, human resources, legislation impacting upon local government.Willingness to serve the interests of the public in a responsiblemanner; andUnderstanding of local government issues and national development

imperatives.

Independence, integrity, willingness to dedicate time and energy, goodcommunications skills, analytical reasoning abilities, natural curiosity andobjectivity.

Persons interested in this function and who are eminently qualified therefore willbe expected to render, amongst others, the following services:

Advising the Council, Municipal Manager and Management staff on the followingmatters:

InternalAuditInternal financial controlsAccounting policiesRiskmanagementAdequay, reliability and accuracy of financial reporting and informationPerformancemanagementEffective governanceCompliancewith theMunicipal FinanceManagementActNo 56 of 2003Compliancewith theDivision ofRevenueAct, and other applicable legislationPerformance evaluation.Review the annual financial statementsRespond to theCouncil on any issues raised by theAuditor-GeneralCarry out any investigation into the financial affairs of themunicipality as theCouncil may request.

The term of office of appointed candidate will be for a period of 2 years, after whichit will be reviewed by the Council. Persons appointed to the Kouga AuditCommitteewill be remunerated in terms ofNational TreasuryGuidelines.

Applicationsmust be received byFriday, 5 February 2016 before 12:00.

Applications must be in writing, complete with CV and motivation. Enquiries maybe directed toMr. S.Thys, or at 042-2002105 or email [email protected]

All applicationsmust be sent to: TheMunicipalManager, KougaMunicipality,33DaGamaRoad, JeffreysBay, 6330.

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KOUGA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY (Ec108)

NOTICE NUMBER : 7/2016

INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY

INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY: AREAAFFECTED: JEFFREYS BAY

Kindly note that the electricity supply will be interrupted on the date and time as indicatedbelow. This interruption is necessary for new installation work and planned maintenance.

All electrical appliances must be treated as live during this down period.

The shutdown is subject to inclement weather

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DATES TIMESunday 31 January 2016 06:00 to 18:00Alternative date 6 March 2016 06:00 to 18:00

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Die Nico Malan Unie is op soek na 'n energieke persoon metuitstekende kommunikasie vaardighede om beheer teneem van die administratiewe funksies asook diebemarking van die NMU en Klubhuis. Die persoon sal ookverantwoordelik wees vir die beplanning, koördinering enbeheer van funksies by die Klubhuis.

* Rekenaargeletterdheid* Afrikaans en Engels magtig* Begrotingsvaardighede

* Vorige ondervinding in administrasie, bestuur enbemarking is belangrik.* Ondervinding in spyseniering sal voordelig wees.

* Senior Sertifikaat* Toepaslike diploma/opleiding sal voordelig wees.

Aansoeke sluit op Vrydag 5 Februarie 2016. Volledige CVmet kontakbesonderhede van ten minste 3 verwysings kanby die skool ingehandig word, gefaks word (042 2910411) ofper e-pos ([email protected]) gestuur word.

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FoodBevSETA.

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KOUGA MUNICIPALITY (Ec108)

NOTICE NO: 4/2016

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT INTERNS (4 POSTS) -DIRECTORATE: BUDGET AND TREASURY

TWO (2) YEAR FIXED TERM CONTRACT

Applications are hereby invited from dedicated and highly motivated persons who have recently obtained arelevant three-year tertiary qualification to participate in an internship program that seeks to capacitate recentgraduates for a career in Local Government Finance and consequently provide sufficient strategic managementcapacity at this level of government.

• B.Com Degree with Majors inAccounting and/orAuditing, or a relevant three-year tertiary qualification.• Computer literacy and knowledge of spreadsheet applications• Good inter-personal, written and verbal communication skills• Work experience is not a requirement, as full training and support will be provided.• An on the job training program will expose the successful applicants to all facets of Local Government financial

management.

• To assist with general work related duties and receive training and exposure in, inter alia, the following areas:

o Implementation of Financial Management Reforms and the Municipal Finance ManagementAct.o General FinancialAdministrationo Capital and Operating BudgetAdministrationo Expenditure and revenue administrationo Procurement administrationo Liability administrationo Budget and Treasury management

• R80,000 per annum (all inclusive package)

It must be noted that, at the conclusion of the internship contract period, the Municipality shall be under noobligation to extend the contract period or to offer permanent employment for the intern.

Applications for appointment as “Finance Intern” on the prescribed Kouga Municipality’s application form withcomprehensive Curriculum Vitae, certified copies of qualifications and Identity Document must be forwarded tothe undersigned not later than Friday, 05 February 2016.

Preference will be given to graduates, residing in the Kouga Municipal area.

Application forms will be available at the Municipal Offices in Jeffreys Bay, Humansdorp, St Francis Bay, Hankey,Patensie, Loerie and Thornhill and the municipal website.

Faxed or e-mailed applications will not be considered.

Disqualification: Please note that the non-submission of original certified copies of academic records, andcanvassing of Councillors for appointment shall lead to disqualification.

The Municipality reserves the right not to make an appointment.

P O BOX 21JEFFREYS BAY6330

REQUIREMENTS:

KEYDUTIES:

SALARY:

For any enquiries contact Mr. B. Perils at [email protected].

NB:Short listed applicantswill be subjected to a screeningprocess.

Applicants who have not been contacted within six weeks from the closing date should considerthemselvesunsuccessful.

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Pharos-leerders Zia Hendriks, Chloë Atkinsonen Boeta Perils het verlede naweek hul skoolse naam hooggehou tydens die OP Grommets-kompetisie in Port Elizabeth. Zia was dieprinses van die branders en het eerste in diemeisies o.11-afdeling geëindig. Chloë het dievierde plek in die meisies o.13-afdelingopgeraap, terwyl Boeta derde in die seunso.11-afdeling gekom het. FOTO:VERSKAF

THECurt AlchinMemorial Racewill take place at Victoria Race-way in Victoria Drive, Walmer, Port Elizabeth on Saturday, Jan-uary 23.Curt Alchin was a multiple South African champion in

oval racing and other facets, and passed away tragically onJanuary 28, 2012 while competing in a V8 American Saloonrace.

Victory Raceway would like to honour his legacy in hostinga memorial race in remembrance of a motorsport legend.

Classes to compete are Development, 1660’s, 2.1 Modifieds,Heavy Metals, Hot Rods and American Saloons.

Braai facilities will be available as well as food stalls.The gates open at 15:00 and racing starts at 18:00. The entry

fee is R50 for adults and R10 for children under 13, while trackparking costs R20 per vehicle.

For more information, contact Maggie at 082 656 8830.

Curt AlchinMemorialRace this Saturday

Petrie Greeff in action. PHOTO:PETER HENNING

Kouga Express is 'n lid van dieSirkulasieburo van Suid-Afrikaen word bestuur, gedruk enu i t gegee deu r Med i a24Koerante, namens die eienaar,Media24Beperk, Heerengracht 40, Kaapstad.Ingevolge Art. 12(7) van die Wet op Outeursreg 1978mag geen berig, artikel of foto sonder verlof van dieeienaar gereproduseerword nie.

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DIE Burger, Rafi’s Appliances and Mattresses en BuildersWarehouse samel Sondag, 24 Januarie geld in vir RetinaSuid-Afrika, as deel van die Vriendelike Stad-marathon sejaarlikse liefdadigheidsbydrae.

Builders Warehouse speel gasheer vir die Run 4 Retina-liefdadigheidsuitdaging.

Retina SA skep bewustheid oor die duisende Suid-Afri-kaanse kinders wat hul sig weens genetiese blindheid ver-loor.

“Ons hoop dat Port Elizabeth se inwoners Retina SA enons Vriendelike Stad-marathon sal ondersteun,” het ChrisCarthew van Builders Warehouse gesê.

Ongeveer 12 spanne sal op vier trapmeule, geborg deurViva Gym, in Builders Warehouse stap en poog om uit tehou.

Kingfisher FM en een van hul platejoggies sal vanaf 10:00tot 13:00 daarwees om spanne en die publiek aan temoedig.

BuildersWarehouseskryfookhuleiespaninendaagatle-tiekklubs en korporatiewe spanne uit.

Meer oor die itemsMerk solank Saterdag 30 Januarie af op jou kalender, wantdit is wanneer topatlete Port Elizabeth se strate invaar omhul slag te wys.Die 2016 Vriendelike Stad-marathon sal ouderge-

woonte begin en eindig by die Fountain Vineyard-kerk-veldagterBuildersWarehouse,bydieBuffelsfonteinweguit-draai.

Jy kan deelneem aan ’n 42,2 km-marathon vir langaf-standatlete, ’n 10 km-wedloop vir atlete wat hul tyd wil ver-beter of ’n 5 km- korporatiewe uitdaging en -pretloop.

Deelnemers aan die marathon kan reeds om 05:00 hulplekke inneem, terwyl die 10 km om 06:00 en die 5 km om07:30 afgesit sal word.

Bederf vir deelnemersDeelnemers sal bederf word met gelukkige prystrekkings,wat pryse vanRafi’s terwaarde vanR15 000, ses paar gehal-te-hardloopskoene ter waarde van R10 000 van Adidas enR15 000 se pryse van Builders Warehouse insluit.

Skryf só inInskrywings beloop R100 vir die marathon, R50 vir die 10km-wedloop en R30 vir die 5 km-korporatiewe uitdaging en-pretloop.

Die tydelike lisensie vir die marathon en 10 km-roete isR30.Marathonatlete van 65 jaar en ouer sal net 50%van diewedloopfooi betaal (R50).

Die eerste 600 deelnemerswat reeds dieVrydagaandvoordiewedloopvan17:00 tot 19:00hul inskrywingsvormsbyRa-fi’s Appliances and Mattresses gaan afhaal, sal ’n gratisT-hemp ontvang.

Inskrywingsvorms is beskikbaar by Rafi’s AppliancesandMattresses,BuildersWarehouse,BrianBandsenandergroot sportwinkels.

Vir inligting, besoek www.achilles.co.za en www.theherald.co.zaof skakel Bob Stedman by 082 900 3556.

VriendelikeStadmarathonseliefde spoel oornaRetinaSA

PEARSONHigh School scholar, Ian Venter (16), has shownthat he has the form to win next month’s historic SPAR Ri-ver Mile, a title cherished by many a swimmer in SA.

Over the past 92 years the RiverMile has produced somelegendarychampions, awinners’ listwhich is like thewho’swho of swimming in SA. It includes triple SpringbokKevinRichards, a 6 times winner of the Mile, Olympic ChampionRyk Neethling who, like Venter, was only 16 when he wonthe title, and SA Olympic swimmer and multiple MidmarMile winner Chad Ho, a triple winner of the Mile.

Undefeated this season in the aQuellé Ocean Racing Se-ries 1kmOceanSwim,VenterwonSunday’sECSwimChal-lenge 5km swim in a SA qualifying time of 1hr 6min whilstalso recording the fastest 3km time of the day. Sunday’sswim at Settlers dam attracted swimmers from around theProvince and sawSt Francis swimmerAmica de Jagerwin-ning the ladies’ 5km swim in a SA qualifying time of 1:07.

In the 3km swim, 2014 SPARRiverMile championDanielJoneswon inaSAqualifying timeof 40min31sec fromJessi-ca Canter and Dylan Smith.

Duringthe5kmswim3swimmersrecordeda3kmqualify-

ing time (Venter, De Jager and Hannah Haswell) whilst inthe 3km swim the first 26 swimmers all recorded their SAqualifying times.

The 1km swim was won by Emma Podesta with ToniRafferty in second and Charlene Palmer in third place.

The aQuellé Ocean Racing Series returns on Sunday forRound 7 ahead of the Nelson Mandela Bay Aquatics’ 10kmand 3km open water championships on Sunday, February7, and the 5km openwater championships on Sunday, Feb-ruary 14.

TheSPARRiverMile takesplaceonSaturdayandSundayFebruary 20 and 21 inwhat promises to be an action-packedfamily weekend of sporting fun.

The 2016 SPAR River Mile Festival includes the Wimpy5km Family Fun Run, the Oracle Media 10km and 30kmMTB races, theNutritechMaxi andMin Tri, theNews CafeDisabledMile, theFirstChoiceFamilyHalf-MileandtheHy-drassist wetsuit double Mile, all taking place on the Satur-day whilst the Wakaberry Kids across the river races andthe Ladies andMen’sMile events take place on the Sunday.

See www.RiverMile.co.za to secure a discounted entry soonest.

Venter signals RiverMile warning

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