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Cracking down on gangsMONIQUE DUVAL

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Steenberg police are all smiles fol-lowing the conviction of 15 gangmembers for the illegal posses-sion of firearms.Thiswas revealed byVisible Po-

licing commander Lieutenant-Colonel Adriaan Saulse at a meet-ing on Friday 19 September fol-lowing the release of the annualcrime statistics.Station commanders from the

Wynberg Cluster which includesSteenberg, Grassy Park, Diep Riv-er, Wynberg and Kirstenhof po-lice stations aired their views onthe figures, concerns and success-esThe meeting was chaired by

Visible Police Cluster Command-er Lieutenant-Colonel Jan Meyerwho said overall the cluster statis-tics indicate a decrease in crimeacross the five precincts.In the past year more than 500

wanted suspects have been arrest-ed and just under 2 000 people ar-rested for drug-related crimes.Meyer said in the past year 65

illegal firearms had been confis-cated in the cluster and 1 678 drug-related arrests executed.“Steenberg and Grassy Park

contribute the most to drug-relat-ed crime in the cluster,” he added.Wynberg Police Station came

out tops and was rated as the bestperforming station in the clusterover the past five months whileGrassy Park Police Station wasrated the worst.Saulse said in the past year 15

men from the Junky Funky’s,Americans and Corner Boys hadreceived sentences ranging fromfive to 10 years for the illegal pos-session of firearms.He explained they have focused

on illegal firearms since the flare-up of gang violence in LavenderHill, among other areas.“There are often fights between

gangs in Lavender Hill andSeawinds. This remains a con-cern,” he said.According to the annual statis-

tics which focus on the period be-tween April 2013 to March 2014,murders in the Steenberg policeprecinct increased from 22 casesto 42.Attempted murders have de-

creased from 60 to 29 cases.During this time 1 273 drug-re-

lated arrests were executedwhichis a decrease from the previousyear where there were 1 630 cases.Saulse said police were grateful

for the help from neighbourhoodwatches and the Community Po-lice Forum (CPF).“They have really assisted po-

lice and in the coming months wewill be focusing on street commit-tees, illegal firearms, drugs andgangs,” he added.Kevin Southgate, chairperson

of the Steenberg CPF says the sen-tences handed to gangmembers iswelcomed.He explainsmurders and aggra-

vated robbery are the communi-ty’s biggest concerns.Southgate believes robberies

are a result of alcohol and drugabuse as users find ways to fueltheir addictions.According to the statistics ag-

gravated robberies have in-creased from 142 cases to 183,while common robbery has de-creased from 130 cases to 118.“The recovery of firearms is

commendable and we have seenthe partnerships with police im-prove, butwe still have a longwayto go,” Southgate adds.Captain Daniel Dono, head of

the Wynberg Family Violence,Child Protection and Sexual Of-fences (FCS) Unit, said through-out the year a disturbing trend de-veloped in the Grassy Park andSteenberg police precincts.He says sexual crimes are re-

ported and then withdrawn as theoffenders are breadwinners.“There have also been cases

where women are upset at theirpartners and falsely accuse themof raping or molesting children,”he adds.In Vrygrond and Seawinds

which form part of the Muizen-berg police precinct contactcrimes which include murders,sexual crimes and assaults haveshown a decrease.Attemptedmurders and robber-

ies, however, have increased.Common robbery increased from134 cases to 163 cases while aggra-vated robberies increased from192 cases to 221.Muizenberg station command-

er Colonel Dorothy Xesha saysover the past year they have grap-pled with taxi violence, gangster-ism and alcohol and drug abuse.She says an increase in robber-

ies are a concern and police fo-cused on increased visibility totackle the problem.Muizenberg police increased

their arrests for drug-related of-fences from 519 cases to 540. This,Xesha says, is due to a proactiveapproach to substance abuse.Illegal shebeens in Vrygrond

and surrounding areas are also aconcern.Xesha says in the past year 158

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cinct illegal shebeens have beenreduced from 83 to 53 outlets.

BUSTED: Steenberg police are keeping a watchful eye on illegal firearms and gangviolence. To date, 15 gangsters have been sent to prison for the illegal possessionof firearms. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

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Numbers up at PollsmoorMONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

Do criminals who have completedtheir sentences deserve a secondchance?

This was the question posed by theDepartment of Correctional Services ata public meeting last week.Ntobeko Mkhetshane, area commis-

sioner for Pollsmoor Prison, painted ableak picture of the conditions at thecorrectional facility.He said that unlike other institutions

like schools, prisons cannot turn of-fenders away. “We are bound to acceptanyone sent here and this is where theproblem starts,” he said.According to Mkhetshane, the prison

is overcrowded and had exceeded itslimit by almost 100%.Pollsmoor was designed to accommo-

date just over 4000 inmates but current-ly houses 8104 prisoners.In the adult women’s section there

are currently 359 inmates who havebeen sentenced and 322 inmates whohave not yet been sentenced.“Of these women, 24 of them have ba-

bies. This means there are 24 innocentsouls behind bars,” he said.In the women’s juvenile section,

there are 34 unsentenced and 18 sen-tenced.In this section, the women are aged

between 18 and 20.In the under 17 section, there is one

girl who has been sentenced and ninewho have not yet received their sen-tences. In the men’s section there are2988 inmates who have been sentencedand 4423menwho are waiting to be sen-

tenced.There are 643 male juveniles who are

waiting to be sentenced and 254 whohave already received their sentences.In the male under 17 section of the

prison, there are also 18 boys who havebeen sentenced and 34 who have not.Mkhetshane said it is for this reason

communities needed to be willing to ac-cept parolees. “They came from thiscommunity and will return to this com-munity. If you reject them they will notbe able to leave a life of crime,” he said.Willem Stipp, head of the community

corrections department in Cape Town,explains parolees are continuallymoni-tored. It is important for communitiesto familiarise themselves with paroleconditions, he continues.One of the common misconceptions

is that if a parolee has been placed un-der house arrest, it means they cannotleave their homes at all. “This is not thecase. Each individual has different con-ditions, which is monitored by us,” hesaid.Stipp also informed those in attend-

ance about a new electronicmonitoringsystem where parolees are fitted withelectronic bracelets to monitor theirmovements.In theWestern Cape, 73 parolees have

been fitted with the bracelets.“If someone is on the move or in an

area where they are not supposed to be,we contact them and inform them to gohome. If they refuse, we alert police,who can thenarrest the person,” he con-cluded.V Do you think parolees deserve a secondchance? Starting with the word “Post”, SMS yourthoughts to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

OVERCROWDED: Inmates at Pollsmoor Prison peerthrough a tiny window. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

Beware: online car scamConmen are targeting peopleselling their cars in an on-line scam.Police are urging anyonewho may have fallen victimto this type of deceit to con-tact the authorities.Steenberg police spokes-person Constable Zodwa Ke-dama says five suspectswerearrested in connection withthe scam last month.“Themodus operandi indi-cates that the suspects poseas potential buyers for vehi-cles placed online. The un-knowing seller is then luredinto a deal after which they

would either be robbed oftheir possessions or havefake police officials extortmoney from them,” says Ke-dama.It is believed that anumber of people could havefallen prey to this scam.Anyone with informationis urged to contact investi-gating offers Captain KevinWills on 082 411 2517, Lieu-tenant Ockert Brits on082 778 9237 or Bishop Lavispolice on (021) 935 9825.All information receivedwill be dealt with confiden-tially.

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Local butchery shut downCHEVON BOOYSEN

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A popular butchery in Retreat has beenordered to close its doors for threeweeks following a health inspection.

Doelies Halaal Meats in 10th Avenue wasclosed by City of Cape Town officials on Fri-day 19 September just before midday.The establishment is operated byMGWil-

liams, known for the Grassy Park franchiseCassiem’s Warme Worsies.After conducting site inspections of his

own, Councillor Jan Burger alerted authori-ties to inspect the premises.“I normally drive around the area to con-

duct inspections. While driving down 10thAvenue, I saw what looked like blood drain-ing into the stormwater pipes,” Burger ex-plains.Althoughhe did not conduct an inspection

inside the butchery, he alerted authoritiesto investigate the irregularity.“Obviously I’m not an inspector and can-

not close down a business at my own will,so I immediately alerted authorities. Theysent out a health inspector and an investiga-tion was launched,” he confirms.Senior environmental health practitioner

Xolani Oliphant was sent to investigate.He noted “quite a number” of health and

safety hazards.“The drainage system is either blocked or

defective thus causing wastewater, such astraces of dye and fats, of the processing plantto run off onto the street,” Oliphant says.“The processing plant, including the wall,

floor, ceilings and equipment, are in a horri-bly filthy state.”Added to these concerns was the fact that

the business is not in possession of a valid

certificate of acceptability to handle andprocess meat products.The butchery employs more than 30 staff.Williams declined the opportunity to com-

ment.The matter is a multi-faceted complaint

and Oliphant has since forwarded an urgent

complaint to various City departments.“I have forwarded the complaint to vari-

ous departments including fire, buildingcontrol and water pollution so that joint ac-tion may be taken against the owner,” Oli-phant says.Upon People’s Post’s arrival at the busi-

ness on Friday, disappointed customerswere turned away at the gates after being in-formed that the butcherywould be closed in-definitely.V Share your views on this matter. Starting with theword “Post” SMS your thoughts to 32516. SMSes costR1.

CLOSED FOR NOW: Doelies Halaal Meats was closed on Friday when People’s Post visited the premises. PHOTO: CHEVON BOOYSEN

PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATTuesday, 23 September 20144 OUT AND ABOUT

JOIN OUR HERITAGE PARADE:In celebration of HeritageMonth, the Princess Vlei Forum(PVF) will host the Flight ofDreams carnival and concert onSaturday 27 September. Thecarnival parade is a six moth-long partnership between thePVF, Frank Joubert School, theChildren’s Art Centre and Jun-gle Theatre Company. It willcommence at Lofob in KlipRoad at 15:30 and will movethrough the streets of GrassyPark to Princess Vlei – all to theaccompaniment of ChurchLads, the Girls Brigade Bandand the Mzantsi Carnival Band.The concert will be held at the vlei at 17:00 and will feature a number of performances, includingThe Great Bird race, Oakland High School singers, Emile Jansen and Mixed Mense, and many more.Admission is free and refreshments will be on sale. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 September

V Grassy Park: Children, grandchildren and thegreat grandchildren of Paul and ElizabethBraaf are invited to the social motorbike club,the Braaf Wolwe. Meet at 12 Pelican Way,Zeekoevlei on Tuesday 23 from 19:00 untilWednesday 24 until 20:00. Contact Olive on073 706 5491.

Thursday 25 September

V Mowbray: Reach for Recovery will hold anopen meeting at the Cansa offices in MainRoad, Mowbray, at 10:00. The guest speakerwill be Carla Schoeman of LikeB4 MastectomyBoutique and Vanessa Burger, a fittingconsultant from LikeB4, will also answerquestions afterwards. Phone Dee on083 306 1941 or Faeiza on (021) 689 5347during office hours.

V Retreat: The Retreat Steenberg CivicAssociation will hold a public meeting atSquare Hill community hall. The meeting willcover crime in the community, a proposedcommunity safety plan as well as theproposed cellphone base station at LakeviewChurch. Meeting will start at 19:00. ContactMark Solomons on 082 258 7944.

Friday 26 September

V Steenberg: Seniors Delight will hold a springdance at Coniston Recreational Centre inMilitary Road from 19:30 until late. Ticketscost R50, bring your own platter and XYZ.

Saturday 27 September

V Lotus River: It’s party time! Assist ALearner Trust will host a platter party atPerivale Primary School on the corners of 1stAvenue and Zeekoe Road from 19:00 until00:00. A donation of R70 gets you into thejazz-themed evening. Bring your own snacksand XYZ. Call Christine on 082 954 0338.

V Grassy Park: All women are invited to aWomen in Spring themed fundraiser hosted by

the NPO Caring and Sharing. The event will beheld at 23 Elm Road, Parkwood from 15:00until 18:00. Come dressed in your spring best.Tickets cost R60. Contact Sandra Philips on071 162 6071.

Sunday 28 and Monday 29 September

V Lotus River: Lotus River Assembly of GodChurch will hold a gospel campaign at thechurch, on the corner of Greysbok and Sixthavenue. The campaign will be held at 17:00 onSunday and 19:30 on Monday. The guestspeaker is Apostle Vincent Rhoda. PhonePastor Kevin Frantz on (021) 703 4385,(021) 706 1459 or 078 552 5304.

V Retreat: The Wesley Methodist Church willhold its annual bazaar at the church, on thecorner of Fourth Avenue and Langevlei Road,at 09:00. Phone Jakes on (021) 712 2436 or074 898 9012.

Saturday 4 October

V Grassy Park: Come and dance the nightaway for a good cause. A fundraiser will beheld towards a prosthesis for a resident. DJPermall will be entertaining the crowd from19:30 onwards. Bring your own platter andXYZ. Dress smart casual. Contact Vincent on076 393 0194.

V Grassy Park: Arubah Family Church will hosta financial breakfast facilitated by Old Mutualrepresentatives at Uit Liefde Hulpgenootskaphall in Fifth Avenue at 08:00. Admission costsR80. Phone Chris on 060 368 7416 or Christoon 081 002 1509.

V Parkwood: Simon of Cyrene Anglican Churchwill hold its annual bazaar at the church.There will be stalls selling homemade konfyt,ginger beer, potjiekos and boerewors rolls andlots of entertainment for all ages.

V Parkwood: MJ Puppy Shelter (which willopen soon) will hold a boerewors roll salefundraiser at Denise Court at 14:30. Boereworsrolls will be sold at R12.

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Shock for over-billed ownersCHEVON BOOYSEN

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Small business owners are demandingaction after they discovered they arebilled at higher electricity tariffs.

Outraged members of the Retreat Busi-ness Forum (RBF) allege this a new way forthe City of Cape Town to “fleece small busi-nesses to increase its coffers”.The affected business owners noticed a

service charged was added to their monthlyaccounts.One business owner who usually uses less

thanR100worth of electricity permonthwasbilled an extra R712 on his latest statement.RBF secretary Kevin Southgate says the

owner was on a lower usage tariff, but wasplaced on a higher usage tariff without hisknowledge.“Business owners feel aggrieved at having

to pay these exorbitant amounts withouthaving been consulted. We feel we are beingunfairly targeted,” he fumes.“The business owner only uses electricity

to power a cash register and two lights. Thiswas queried at the City and hewas informedthat all property ownerswhose property val-ues exceeds R300 000 were advised to installprepaid meters by 31 July.”In response, Mayoral Committee member

for Utility Services Ernest Sonnenberg,says: “A public participation process wasprominently advertised and has sinceclosed. If business owners would like to re-access the Small PowerUserTwo (SPU2) tar-

iff, they will have to have a prepaid meterinstalled.“We will then reverse any adjustments up

to the date of application.”However, Southgate says, business own-

ers feel targeted and used – to subsidise are-as where electricity is stolen or illegallytapped into.But Sonnenberg maintains business own-

ers were duly informed of the proposedchanges.“Notices were printed in the daily and

community newspapers in February andMay. Furthermore, a notice was placed onthe May and June accounts of affected rate-payers,” Sonnenberg says.“The service charge that has been added

to the accounts of somebusinesses is a resultof their account being migrated to the SmallPower User One tariff.”Consumers qualify for the SPU2 tariff on-

ly if they applied for a prepaid meter byTuesday 1 July at their own cost, Sonnen-berg adds.“The SPU2 tariff assists small businesses

whose consumption is below 1 000kW permonth. As a result of recent policy changes,this tariff is only accessible to those makinguse of a prepaid system,” he explains.“The City goes to great lengths to ensure

that the viability of its local economy is notjeopardised by those who use electricitywithout paying for it. It was with this inmind that this change in policy was imple-mented.”The Cape Chamber of Commerce and In-

dustry releaseda statement, stating it has re-ceived “widespread complaints” from smallbusiness owners relating to the increase incharges.The statement reveals that the City is ex-

tending the use of daily service charges tomore customers.

This is resulting in increases of up to223%.Chamber president Janine Myburgh says

in a press statement: “The most shockingthing about the increases is that there hasbeen no warning and no consultation withcustomers.”

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ON FIRE: Traffic along Prince George Drive came to a grinding halt after taxi violence flared up in Vrygrond last Tuesday. The protest started during aTraffic Services operation to clampdown on taxis operating without the necessary documentation. It was reported that taxi drivers from Vrygrond andRetreat taxi associations stopped. It is believed the drivers from the Vrygrond association were reprimanded for operating without permits. A Traffic Servicesvehicle was damaged and gunshots were fired. Law enforcement was on the scene to monitor the situation. PHOTO: YUNUS MOHAMED/FOTO24

OTTERY

Celebrating local musical talentSince July this year the Sun-

days of Legends music serieshas grown in stature.

The series is geared at embrac-ing musicians and groups who arecelebrated internationally and lo-cally with their original composi-tions and arrangements.

Conceptualised, developed andmanaged by Trevor Davids – withmusic direction by multi-instru-mentalist, composer and arrangerHilton Schilder – Sundays of Leg-ends is a livemusic platformwhichcelebrates the legacy of local art-ists.

It is also a platform for emergingSouth African musicians, song-writers and composers.

Each event uniquely showcasesthemusic of a local music icon rep-resented by the musicians whoshared the stage and studio withthem.

The Sundays of Legends eventstake place on the last Sunday ofeach month until November.

It will again be held from Janu-ary to July next year.

A gala event, A Night with theLegends, is planned for the latterhalf of next year.

This concert will collectivelyshowcase themusic of all the iconsand includes a 27-piece orchestrato accompany the selected ensem-bles.

A second series will also belaunched at the gala event.

The series is hosted at The PizzaShack in Enslin Road, Ottery.

As a result of the limited vantage

points of the stage, high qualitysurround sound with viewingscreens is strategically placedaround the venue to provide everypatron with a full-blown audio-vis-ual experience.

The series was launched on Sun-day 27 July showcasing the musicof Tony Schilder.

Robbie Jansenwas the star of theshow on Sunday 31 August.

Both events were attended by

about 900 people and a further esti-mated 2 500 views linked to the livevideo stream via the internet.

All the eventswill be streamed inthe same way and will also bebroadcast live on radio.

V Entrance is R40. Patrons will also receivea redeemable voucher for two cold drinks,malt or spirits or a combination of any twobeverages. The total door charge will go to-wards to the benefit and costs of musi-cians.

PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATTuesday, 23 September 2014 NEWS 9WYNBERG

Open Mosque defies traditionASTRID FEBRUARIE

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The first Jumu’ah of the newlyestablished Open Mosque inWynberg passed without inci-

dent.This despite threats to over-

throw the operation and physicallyharm the founder of a new masjid,Dr Taj Hargey.

However, a group of protestersgathered outside the Lester Roadbuilding as Hargey led the firstprayer.

The Open Mosque, which aims toattract “forward thinking” mus-lims, opened its doors to worshipon Friday 19 September. It is be-lieved about 20 worshippers at-tended the service.

During the run-up to the open-ing, those in objection to themosque voiced their concerns thatthe institution, once open, will notconform to Muslim beliefs. Threatsto damage the property were alsouttered and Hargey says he re-ceived physical threats.

The Muslim Judicial Council(MJC) reportedly also raised itsconcerns, investigated the matterand requested Muslims boycott theOpen Mosque.People’s Post attempted to gain

MJC comment, but these attemptswere futile at the time of going toprint.

The institution is the first of itskind in South Africa, Hargeyclaims.

“The new mosque is an entirelyindependent, non-sectarian insti-tution that prides itself in having

no formal links with other Muslimgroups,” he says.

“It is a gender equity institutionwhere men and women are on parand equal in conformity with theHoly Qur’an’s clear directives.”

This, he adds, does not refer tosexual orientation, but merely re-inforces that there is no discrimi-nation at the Open Mosque.

Following the threats directed athim, Hargey tells People’s Post hefears only God.

“If people are opposed to thismosque in the in the name of Islam,they will be held accountable by[Allah],” he says.

“I have been called a homosexu-al, an heretic and a charlatan – thisis all lies. The argument is stillpushed upon me, but the truth isthat we need a major revolution inIslam in South Africa – a revolu-tion that will democratise the reli-gion to get away from the clergy;where individual Muslims havethe right to self-empowerment andthe right to make decisions inde-pendently.”

A belief or theory that allmosques are open was integral inHargey’s decision to open the insti-tution.

He struggles to understand, heexplains, why then there is such abig issue and so much tension di-rected at the new mosque.

“I have come across cases whereI have asked people who practiceIslam where in the Qur’an it saysthis is wrong, but they cannotquote the chapter or verse. This iswhat we [at the mosque] are pro-testing about,” he says.

The Open Mosque aims to wel-come “open-minded” people in thefuture.

“We want to see critical thinkingand forward looking Muslims inthis masjid,” he says.

Whether women will have theopportunity to lead prayer in themasjid remains in question, butHargey has not set the idea aside.

“We do not exclude this possibili-ty, but if – and when – the congre-gation matures and demands this,we will definitely do it. We won’texclude the possibility,” he ex-plains.

According to the Qur’an, Hargeysays, the Prophet Mohammed al-lowed women to lead mixed-genderprayers on several occasions.

“This has been hidden from thepublic, because it is the clergy’sway or no way,” he claims.

Hargey believes everyone has aconstitutional right to religiousliberty and those who “don’t like itand don’t like the Open Mosqueshould just leave them alone”.

“This is a peaceful place of wor-ship,” he says.

IN PRAYER: Dr Taj Hargey (left) and other worshippers during first Jumu’ah at the Open Mosque in Wynberg.PHOTO: DENVOR DE WEE/FOTO24

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the rest of South Africa in his bid to becrowned the 2014 national Bridgestone Pro-duction Car champion.But although he currently leads the title

chase and will also have a home circuit ad-vantage, theBMW335i driver admits hehasnot had things all his own way so far thisseason. Because there is the double threatposed by the second and third placed all-wheel-drive Audi S4’s of former championMichael Stephen and the young GennaroBonafede that have managed to gang up onhim already this season and are currentlyonly a few points in arrears.Behind them, the T class is a race within

a race as Graeme Nathan (VW Golf GTi),Gary Formato (Ford Focus ST) andMichaelvan Rooyen (Chev Cruze), battle for theoverall lead.There is also growing interest in the En-

gen Volkswagen Cup events where the 15-year-old Sheldon van der Linde moved intoa narrow overall championship lead at theend of the sixth round at Zwartkops lastmonth.

Although still in Grade 9 and not yet oldenough to drive on public roads, the Gau-teng youngster has shown tremendous ma-turity in this hard fought series and ques-tions are already being asked about his pos-sible future in the international arena.Before that, however, he is going to have

to dealwith local hotshots like Jano van derWesthuizen, John Craig Jnr., Jon Aberdi-en, Jurie Swart and that accomplished ladydriver Andrea Bate. It won’t be easy.At the other end of the scale, the SA

Sports and GT V8’s will bring back memo-ries of many of the great races of the pastas drivers like reigning champion, Big BenMorgenrood (Indy Oil Ford Mustang), Ter-ry Wilford (Hot Wheels Ford Mustang),Franco di Matteo (Varta Batteries JaguarV8) andMackieAdlam (AdlamAuto JaguarV8), line up on the grid.There are also going to be national single

seater racing car events forMidas FormulaVW 2.litre and Formula 1600, as well asPower Series participation by the MidasClubman category and Mike Hopkins Pow-ersports, Clubman and Classic motorcy-cles. Final practice and qualifying takesplace from 08:00 in the morning, with thefirst of the 14 races on the programme dueoff at 11:05.

HIGH EXPECTATIONS: SA Production Car Championship leader Johan Fourie is seen here in hisBMW 335i during an earlier round of the series.

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Skaters bring home goldTASMIN CUPIDO

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Watching them strut theirstuff on the wooden rinkis like something from a

movie.Think Roll Bounce, the flick in

which young Americans spendtheir summer holidays at a rollerskating rink in the 1970s. Butthese teens do not just glidearound the rink – cool tunes,rhythmic moves and groovy for-mations accompany their groupperformances.

Six Mitchell’s Plain youth aredoing just that while the openingchords of Michael Jackson’sThriller blares from the speakersas they prepare to commencetheir routine. Theatrically thegroup set off in formations, sway-ing in sync and enthralling theiraudience.

This routine won them gold atthe South African Roller SkatingChampionships in Motherwell inthe Eastern Cape at the begin-ning of the month. The Mitchell’sPlain Skating Club youths com-peted in the junior section,where they did battle against 11teams from clubs across thecountry.

And the achievement is quite afeat for the young skaters and theclub. “The club was establishedmore than 10 years ago, but wemainly focused on speed skat-ing,” says chairperson Nabu-weya Abrahams.

“We only introduced artisticskating at the club in Decemberlast year.”

The gold-winning youths –Caleb van der Westhuizen, Ra-keen Ontong, Tashreeq Abra-hams, Shakoor Essop, NgenisoGoiyela and Nashiema Abra-hams – are aged between eight

and 13. They all live in Mitchell’sPlain.

“Some of the skaters only start-ed skating recently, but theywere persistent in wanting tolearn. Over the months theirabilities improved tremendous-ly,” Abrahams explains.

“In the end, their hard workand commitment paid off andthey won gold in their first na-tional competition.”

She further explains the tour-nament was the first of its kind,as the sporting code is not “aspopular as it is in other coun-tries”.

“Many of the skaters wereshocked to see the level of skatingwhen they arrived in the EasternCape,” Abrahams recalls.

“When they saw the way theother skaters performed, theydoubted their own abilities andquestioned whether they wouldbe competitive. They neverthought they would win gold.”

Team coach Vusikhaya Stali isproud of the team’s performance:“The championship win will on-ly strengthen and encourage theyoung ones to train harder. Theskaters had lots of fun and it wasan awesome experience for all ofthem. The children realised hardwork does, indeed, pay off.”

As the SA Speed SkatingChampionships, which will beheld next March, approaches theclub will focus on in-line speedskating in the coming months.Theclubuses theTafelsigFamilyYouth Centre or Swartklip In-door Sports Centre as its traininggrounds. They train on Satur-days from 10:00 until 13:00.

Anyone interested in joiningthe club can phone Abrahams on084 608 6982 or (021) 374 2345, oremail [email protected].

GOLDEN TEAM: The gold-winning artistic skat-ers of the Mitchell’s Plain Skating Club are, backfrom left, Caleb van der Westhuizen, Rakeen On-tong,Tashreeq Abrahams and Shakoor Essop. Infront are Ngeniso Goiyela and Nashiema Abra-hams. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

Touchline topicsTuesday 23 September

V Cycling: A development cycling club will beopening in Eastridge. Phone 076 146 2020.

Wednesday 24 September

V Kenilworth: Ommiedraai Friends Athletic Clubwill be host their first 10km race at Rosmeadsports centre. There will also be a 5km fun run.The 10km race starts at 07:00 and the 5kmfun run starts at 07:15. Entry costs R35 forlicensed athletes, R20 for junior licensedathletes, R55 for unlicensed athletes and R30for unlicensed junior athletes. The fun run entryfee is R20. Registration will take place at the

venue from 15:30 to 19:00 on Tuesday 23September and from 05:30 to 06:50 on raceday. Visit www.ommiedraai.co.za.

Thursday 25 September

V Soccer: A meeting for the formation of anew football organisation will be held atWestridge Sports Complex at 19:30 for 20:00.All football clubs are welcome to attend. Themeeting will see the election of an interimcommittee and plann the way forward. PhoneGilbert Kruger on 082 558 6920 or YagyahBrink on 083 505 4206.

Friday 26 September

V Cycling: Entries for next year’s Cape ArgusCycle Tour open on Friday 26 September at

13:00. The 38th instalment of the 109km racewill take place on Sunday 8 March.

Saturday 27 September

V Dunoon: The Inkwenkwezi Boxing Club invitesall boxing clubs to the Star of Cape Townboxing tournament at the club in Dunoon.There will be no charge to participate, but a R5weigh-in fee will be charged on the day.Weigh-in will start at 09:00, with boutsstarting at 11:00. Phone Andile on 073 155 0411.

Wednesday 22 to Sunday 26 October

V Athlone: Silver Spurs Football Club will hostits annual over-35 soccer tournament atJohnston Road field. The tournament willcomprise 32 teams. Contact Abdul on

078 610 6929 or Victor on 073 190 6008.

Friday 24 October

V Rugby: Young Stars RFC will hold a reunionand the launch of its youth rugby academy atCountry Manor in Schaapkraal from 19:00 untillate. Admission costs R130, dress code smart-casual. Phone Jamiel Alexander on 082 798 4711or Ebrahim Samaai on 083 430 3103.

Saturday 1 November

V Soccer: Fulham FC will host a family day tripto Antoniesvlei near Wellington. The cost isR120 for adults and R60 for children under 10,which includes admission to the facility. Formore information phone Noel Taylor on(021) 380 8238.

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LONG STRETCH: Spine Road High’s Wazier Hendricks (left) manages to just touch the ball as TrafalgarHigh’s Chad Joemath looks on in dismay. The two sides met in a Ryan Rasool Memorial Cup matchin Mitchell’s Plain on Saturday. Spine Road were the victors by 2-0. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

HANGING ON: Langunya RFC’s Mzaxdile Nyougne motors towards the tryline as Shimeon Mack-auly of Caledonian Roses grabs at him during a Western Province club rugby Champions Leaguematch at Noll Avenue on Saturday. The teams played to a 10-10 stalemate.PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

TRIPPEDUP: Hamil-tons RFCflyhalfShaneVallenderwaltzeshis way to-wards theBelhartrylineduring aWP clubrugby Su-perLeague ATop 6match atCity Parkin Athloneon Satur-day. Ham-mies weredefeatedby 32-29.PHOTO: PE-TER HEEGER/GALLO IMAG-ES

FIRST HOME: Willy Kibor of Kenya was the firstto cross the line of the Sanlam Cape TownMarathon on Sunday. PHOTOS: RASHIED ISAACS

HOME FREE: Ethiopia’s Meseret Biru was thefirst woman to cross the finishline of the42.2km Cape Town Marathon on Sunday. Afterthe race, she expressed her awe of the beauti-ful route, especially Table Mountain.

LOW BLOW: Silverstream High School’s Ricardo Williams (left) is fouled by Rowan Mooney ofAloe High School during the Ryan Rasool Memorial Cup meeting in Mitchell’s Plain on Saturday.

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

GOING TO GROUND:Duwayne Kleinhans ofCloetesville High beatsHarold Cressy High’sSteven Gambu duringa Ryan Rasool Memori-al Cup match atWestridge High Schoolon Saturday. Cloetes-ville won 2-1.

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fers for this 17-year-old in the sporting world – acricket bat or hockey stick.While he stumbled upon hockey by chance, Muz-ammil has been playing cricket “ever since I canremember”. And while he may one day have thetough decision of choosing between the two sport-ing codes, he is continuing to ride the wave of hisrecent success and always giving his best at both.The Rylands Estate resident was recently namedinSouthAfricanunder-18hockey teamtoplay testsagainst Australia. He was also named in the West-ern Province under-17A team for the Cricket SouthAfrica under-17 Week in Johannesburg in Decem-ber.“I love both cricket and hockey; my passion forthe sports is what fuels my desire to play,” he says.“I am at my happiest when I am playing sport– the thrill of hitting sixes, outwitting the bowleror stopping a brilliant drag-flick is what motivatesand inspires me.”Muzzi, as he is fondly known, was selected asgoalkeeper for the SA and WP under-18 hockeyteams. But, he says, he has played as an outfielderand striker for his club, Central Hockey Club.In cricket, he shows his mettle as a middle orderbatsman (four or five) and can bowl and keepwick-et as well.The Rondebosch Boys’ High School pupil says hestarted playing hockey “almost by mistake”.“When I attended Pinelands High School, theschool had a tour to the Eastern Cape. They neededa goalkeeper and asked if I would be interested,”he explains.“I agreed and twoyears later I amreally enjoying

the experience.”Muzammil remembers his selection to theRondebosch Boys’ High School first cricket teamand scoring his first century against Bishops at theage of 12 as his most memorable moment on thecricket field, while his favouritemoment on the as-troturf came from his three-time selection to theSA under-18 and under-16 squads; the latter beingtwice.He has played representative cricket since un-der-13 and has travelled to, among others, Dubaiand Holland, to hone his skills. “I most value thefact that I am blessed to be able to play these sportsand that I am allowed so much opportunity to doso,” Muzammil says.“I am also looking forward to my school’s tourto Europe – Holland, France and Belgium – nextyear.”And as with most school sport stars, the Grade11 pupil tries to juggle his sporting careerwith aca-demics. “Balancing sport and academics is verydifficult and I try my best to do it. My parents arealways onmy back about my academics and I hopeI don’t disappoint them,” he says.“In the future, I would love to study somethingin sport science while playing professional sport.After matric I want to take a year off studying toplay cricket and hockey in Holland, the Mecca ofhockey. I also want to play for the Cape Cobras andthe Proteas one day.”The former Rylands Primary School pupil, whois also amember of the RBHS first soccer team anda keen swimmer and golfer, credits his parents andsiblings for his success. “They have been my rock– without them, I would not have achieved 20% ofwhat I have thus far,” he says.“Mymomhasnevermissed amatchwhich Ihavebeen involved in – be it hockey or cricket. Andwhile my brother and sister are not as much intosport as I am, they have always supported me.

ALL-ROUNDER: Muzammil Sheik is excelling on both the hockey and cricket pitch.PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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