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Vrae oor korrupsie

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

W

at lei daartoe dat goeie polisiemanne

hulself skuldig maak aan korrupsie?

Dis die sleutelvraagopdie lippevan

Kraaifontein-inwoners nadat n gewilde poli-

sieman onlangs betrap is toe hy twee buite-

landse burgers in Scottsdene vir geld probeer

afpers het.

Di polisieman wie se naam nie bekend ge-

maak word nie, is verlede Maandag in hegte-

nis geneem op aanklagtes van afpersing en

korrupsie en het Woensdag in Blue Downs se

landdroshof verskyn, waar hy op borgtog van

R5 000 onder streng voorwaardes vrygelaat is.

Hy is ook uit die diens van die Kraaifontein-

polisie geskors.

Volgens kapt. F.C. van Wyk word die saak

deur dieWes-Kaapse provinsiale polisie se an-

ti-korrupsie-eenheid ondersoek,maar hywou

geen verdere inligting oor die saak verstrek

nie.

n Betroubare bron in die gemeenskap het

egter aan TygerBurger ges dat die polisie-

man glo in n voorafbeplande lokval betrap is.

Sover ons weet was daar al n geruime tyd

bewerings gemaak dat hy sogenaamde be-

skermingsgeldbySomalieseburgers indie ge-

meenskap ontvang het, s die bron.

Die redes daarvoor is egter nie duidelik nie,

maar daar word bespiegel dat di geld aan po-

lisiemanne betaal word om die burgers te be-

skerm teen ander kriminele elemente in die

gebied.

As sektorbestuurder in Kraaifontein, was

die polisieman bekend in die gemeenskap as

n betroubare en toegewyde polisiebeampte.

Dit was n groot skok vir ons, juis omdat

hy een van ons betroubaarste polisiemanne

was.

Hy was altyd beskikbaar en ons kon hom

enige tyd bel. Hy het ook n groot rol gespeel

om spesifieke kriminele elemente uit die ge-

bied te verwyder, s Grant Twigg, n

wykraadslid van Kraaifontein en n Northpi-

ne-inwoner.

As gemeenskap was dit n groot terugslag

vir ons.

Dit het ons baie laat dink oor h betrou-

baar die mense eintlik is wat jy vertrou, s

hy.

Brig. Gerda van Niekerk, stasiebevelvoer-

der by die Kraaifontein-polisiekantoor, het

aan TygerBurger ges daar sal deurgaans op-

getree word teen korrupte polisiebeamptes.

V Na bladsy 2.

Die organisasie Ribbons4Ro

ses het Saterdag 'n Kersparty

jie vir Downsindroomkinders

by The Palms buite Kraaifon

tein gehou. Hier kyk AnamMe

mo van Mfuleni gefassineerd

na die poppekas van Henties

Promosies. By haar is Marelize

Viljoen. Die organisasie be

ywer hom om die lewe makli

ker temaak vir kinderswat ge

raak word deur Downsin

droom, gestremdhede,

outisme, en kanker en is land

wyd werksaam. Kinders van

Ceres, Mitchells Plain, Eerste

Rivier, Tygerberg, Moorrees

burg en Malmesbury het die

spesiale dag bygewoon.

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Dit was n groot verlies vir ons by die po-

lisiekantoor, maar ongeag hoe goed jy as

polisieman is, daar sal teen jou opgetree

word as jy n misdaad pleeg, s sy.

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le.

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diens.

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neig is tot korrupsie as ander, is dit ook

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N

20 maande se skryf gaan die lang

verwagte boek oor Kraaifontein en sy

mense eersdaags die lig sien.

Die boek getiteld Kraaifontein Stories, ge-

skryf deur Caren Cronj-Carstens, word Sa-

terdag 5 Desember in Kraaifontein bekend-

gestel.

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besluit om hierdie boek

te skryf en op 31 Janua-

rie 2014 amptelik begin.

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baie oproepe, ontelbare

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ry en e-posse na verskeie

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H

ow many undiscovered Wayde

van Niekerks are possibly wan-

dering around?was the rhetor-

ical question posed by HT Alexander, the

principal of BernadinoHeights Secondary

School, on the occasion of the opening of

a new facility in Scottsdene on Saturday.

In the wake of the recent Scottsdene

High School building debacle which left

the Scottsdene community somewhat dis-

illusioned after learners were left without

classrooms for months on end, the provin-

cial government's timing was spot on.

The facility, worth over R28 million and

known as a MOD cluster, was personally

handed over to the community byWestern

Cape premier Helen Zille.

An acronym for Mass participation, op-

portunity and access, development and

growth, theMOD facility will provide aft-

er-school sport and recreational activities

to learners fromcommunitieswhere these

opportunities are needed most, Zille said

at the opening.

Here learners will have the opportuni-

ty and support to access tutoring, career

advice, sports facilities and the arts. Par-

ents, principals, school governing bodies

and the school community now have the

opportunity to do their part by encourag-

ing learners to participate and excel. Our

government is working tirelessly to create

opportunities for learners to be competi-

tive in the world after school.

Built on the premises of the Bernadino

Heights High School andWatsonia Prima-

ry School, the facility will serve learners

of Cavalleria, Parkdene and Watsonia pri-

mary schools, as well as Bernadino

Heights and Scottsdene high schools.

Here learners will have the opportunity

to participate in activities such as athlet-

ics, cross-country running, cricket, chess,

football, hockey, tennis, volleyball and a

debating society.

The sport infrastructure is comple-

mented by academic and eLearning sup-

port. This first-class educational support

for learners will be provided by our Year

beyond (Yebo) mentors a group of dedi-

cated, competent graduates and matricu-

lants who have dedicated a year of their

lives to leading other learners in their

school careers, says Jessica Shelver from

the department of education. Learners

will also get the necessary life skills train-

ing at the clusters. Thiswill includehealth

and career awareness to help learners se-

cure jobs once they leave school.

Facility to help find theWaydes

Western Cape premier Helen Zille, flanked by ministers of education, Debbie Schfer, and

cultural affairs, Anroux Marais, sounds off the opening of the facility.

Anew study by the University of Cape Town

has found a clear link between exposure to

trauma and chronic health and mental con-

ditions among South Africans.

This study, using data from the South Af-

ricanStress andHealthStudy (SASH), found

that exposure to trauma had a direct link to

arthritis, cardiovascular and respiratory

disease, chronic pain and mental illness

such as anxiety.

Research leader Lukoye Atwoli, associate

UCT professor and dean of the School of

Medicine at Moi University in Kenya, said:

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exposure and physical health in an African

context. I hope my findings will be used in

designing interventions for survivors.

The research found the most common

trauma events were related to the unexpect-

eddeathof a lovedoneandwitnessinga trau-

matic event involving someone else. Based

on the study, Atwoli recommended that in-

terventions for trauma survivors should in-

clude witnesses of traumatic events.

Data from the SASH survey, used in the

UCT study, showed that among South Afri-

cans one in three havemental disorders last-

ing between 12 months and a lifetime, the

most prevalent disorder is anxiety (15,8%),

then substance abuse (13,3%) and mood dis-

orders (9,8%), and 11% have two or more

mental disorders.

Pharmacist and integrative medicines ex-

pert Felicia Rubin says SouthAfricans expe-

rience high rates of trauma and anxiety and

noted that a 2013 study ranked SA second

most stressed among 74 countries. Rubin ad-

vises trauma sufferers or those with anxiety

should consult a medical professional or

mental health expert immediately, and fol-

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thanks to volunteers of Absas corpo-

rate and investment banking department

who gave 230 hours of their time in 2015.

The bankers started working on small

projects and fund-raising initiatives to im-

prove the infrastructure of the school, says

Lindi Hellyer from Absa.

With this R130 000 was raised to revamp

the learners toilet facilities and a structure

was built to cordon off an area for teachers

and visitors. The Community Chest also

madea financial contribution to theproject,

which was completed in 2014.

In 2015, money was raised to paint three

classrooms for the 125 Joostenbergvlakte

learners. The main infrastructure project

for 2015 was the roofing structure.

The school doesnothaveanassembly ar-

ea to congregate to have meetings with

learners and educators. All they have is an

open cemented area, exposed to the extreme

weather conditions.A roofing structure has

since been erected to cover the open area

with an additional R240 000 that was raised

for this particular project, she explains.

All this would not have been possible

without the dedication of the volunteers

and stakeholders who were passionate

about making a difference at Joosten-

bergvlakte Primary, a small farm school, in

Joostenbergvlakte.

My involvement with Joostenbergvlak-

te Primary School is because of the passion

I have for education, and it is my sincere

belief that theres hidden potential in every-

one and it is up to us to help someone find

theirs. And, for society, it means we can

serve as enablers for greater, inclusive

prosperity for current and future genera-

tions, said Stephen vanColler, chief execu-

tive for corporate and investment banking

at the Barclays Africa Group.

Farm school gets a facelift

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

Jimmy Baptista, die sakeman agter Jim-

mys Sous, het nog n kerfie op sy stokkie

bygekry toe di sous aangewys is as die bes-

te biefstuksous in die wreld by die World

Hot Sauce Awards, wat onlangs in Louisia-

na in die VSA aangebied is.

Dit gee natuurlik ook spogregte aan die

gemeenskap van Brackenfell, waar Jimmy

al jare lank n inwoner is en deel vorm van

die sakegemeenskap.

Die pikante sousieword ook op eie bodem

vervaardig, waar die fabriek lank reeds

werk verskaf aan inwoners.

Jimmy en sy span is baie trots en opge-

wonde oor die toekoms van die produk, wat

deesdae ook die plaaslike ekonomie bevor-

der deur groot draaie te maak in Europa,

Australi, Nieu-Seeland, Kanada en die

VSA.

Dis n eer vir ons om die prys huis toe

te bring en Suid-Afrika trots te maak, s

hy.

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Jimmy Baptista spog met die gesogte toeken

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City cemeteries will offer limited services on

public holidays over the festive season and

on specific public holidays.

According to the Citys Mayco member for

community services and special projects, Be-

lindaWalker, therewill be limited ornoburi-

als taking place at some City cemeteries.

All of the Citys cemeteries will be open

daily for visitation during this period, in-

cluding public holidays, as these days are

generally popular days for families to pay

their respects to loved ones who have passed

on, said Walker.

The limited service refers only to burials.

On 16 December cemeteries will be open

for burials until 13:00; on 25 December and

1 January cemeteries will be closed for buri-

als; and on 26 December and 31 December

cemeteries will be open until 13:00. Cemeter-

ies will be open as normal on 2 January.

Staff will be available to assist with Jewish

or Muslim burials.

City cemeteries to offer limited services

The popular night markets of the Durban-

ville Craft Market are presented this Friday

4 December and Friday 18 December under

festive lights in the gardens of Rust-en-Vrede

in Wellington Road, Durbanville.

You can also have your pet micro-chipped

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ESM ERASMUS

@erasmusesme

T

he Victim Empowerment Programme

(VEP) of the Durbanville police is in

urgent need of more volunteers to re-

lieve the pressure on the current team.

This was shared by Genni Engelbrecht,

coordinator of theVEP, at the annual gener-

al meeting of the Durbanville Community

Police Forum (CPF) last Wednesday even-

ing.

We have only 15 volunteers on the roster

in Durbanville, and only two in Fisantek-

raal. One of the latter, Aunty Betty, works

daily. She also has a full-time job and some-

times just goes home in the morning after

her volunteer work to get ready for work.

We have tried to recruit more volunteers in

Fisantekraal, but with no success, Engel-

brecht said.

Of the four volunteers recruited in June

this year, only three went operational, but

we also had two resignations recently, she

said. Every volunteer works at least five

shifts per month and it has taken its toll.

We have had a hectic year. Our concern

is that the volunteers are tired. They also

have families and this time of the year, they

take a break and go on holiday, she said.

Since June 2013 until now the volunteers

of theVEPhave supported 582 victims in 269

cases, of which 159 victims of residential

robberies, 88 victims of business robberies,

29 victims in cases of domestic violence, 17

victims in cases of neglected andabandoned

children and 87 cases of suicide and at-

tempted suicide.

In November alone they supported 16 vic-

tims in five cases.

The total for the year from January toNo-

vember is 185 victims in 71 cases, of which

57 victims of residential robberies, 23 vic-

tims of business robberies, 30 victims of sui-

cide and attempted suicide, and 36 victims

of inquest deaths due to drug overdose,

heart attacks, road accidents, drownings

and the death of babies.

Engelbrecht also proposed that the CPF

make an allowance available to the VEP.

TheVEP serves the broader community.

We need to put a process in place for assist-

ance for the volunteers.They receive no re-

muneration for what they do, not even for

their petrol or phone bills. My wish for the

team is to somehow thank them at the end

of the year for the hours and resources they

have put in, she said.

A functionwill be held tomorrow evening

(Thursday) at the Bloemendal Restaurant

for the team, donated by Leon van Wyk of

Being IT, also a member of the Nerina

Neighbour Watch, after Engelbrechts plea

lastWednesday. TheresaUys, councillor for

ward 21, supported Engelbrechts request

for an allowance at the meeting and said it

should be addressed urgently.

Maritha Roukema, project coordinator of

the CPF, then said it will be investigated

and will receive priority. It is a project in

need; theymust list their needs and ongoing

expenses and follow the procedures of ap-

plying for funds, she said.

Engelbrecht thanked the Durbanville Ro-

tary Club for their generous donations

throughout the year. Thanks to them we

have enough items such as coffee, tea, sugar

and items for babies suchas diapers and for-

mula, she said.

V To make a donation towards the volunteers, send

an email to [email protected] or contact Lieuten

ant Marchell Rhode (Durbanville) on 021 970 3826.

Volunteers need

some help too

Thabo Shaku (centre), director of community police relations of the Western Cape department

of community safety, with Denzil Smerdon (second from right), newly appointed chairperson of

the Durbanville Community Police Forum (CPF). With them are (from left) Lesley Ashton

(chairperson of the CPF of the Kraaifontein Cluster), Timothy Tomkyns (vicechairperson of the

Durbanville CPF), Maritha Roukema (project coordinator of the Durbanville CPF) and Colonel

Marius Swanepoel of the Durbanville police. PHOTOS: ESME ERASMUS

Constable Richard Fourie,

manager of sector 3,

received the Police

Member of the Month

award for September from

Maritha Roukema (left) of

the Durbanville Community

Police Forum. With Richard

is his proud wife, Judith.

He received this award for

his great work with crime

operations in sector 3.

Constable Wilfred Gordon (left)

and Constable Fergus Murphy

of the Durbanville crime

prevention unit shared the

award for Police Member of

the Month for October for

their chase after and arrest of

house robbers.


Nomore

brown

haze for

Kfontein

DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

C

leaner, fresher airwas inhaled by res-

idents in Kraaifontein and surround-

ing suburbs during the last year, ac-

cording to a recent air quality report tabled

before the city council recently.

And if these standards are kept up, resi-

dents in these areas can rest assured that

they will never be plagued by the so-called

brown haze that hangs over the Mother

City each winter. This brown haze is de-

scribed as a brown smog in the atmosphere

during the winter months due to the accu-

mulation of gaseous and particulate pollu-

tants.

Not only do recent air pollution levels

measured at an air quality monitoring lab-

oratory in Wallacedene indicate a down-

ward trend over the last few years, but this

also confirms that the average air quality

in this region is well below the South Afri-

can standard. Only once during 2015 was

the standard measure of PM10 exceeded.

Special task team

Particulate Matter (PM) is the term for

solid or liquid particles found in the air. It

can be directly emitted or can be formed in

the atmosphere when gaseous pollutants

such as SO2 (sulphur dioxide) andNOx (ge-

neric term for nitric oxideNOandnitrogen

dioxide NO2) react to form fine particles.

An air quality standard of PM10 was es-

tablished to focus on smaller particles that

are likely responsible for adverse health ef-

fects because of their ability to reach the

lower regions of the respiratory tract.

The PM10 standard includes particles

with a diameter of 10 micrometers or less

(0,0004 inches or one-seventh the width of

a human hair).

David Oliver from the Citys health de-

partment said that elevatedPM10 levels are

caused by several factors such as increased

traffic, domestic fires and the recirculation

of windblown dust. Themonitoring labora-

tory was commissioned by the City and a

special task team formed in 2012 toward off

a pending air pollution crisis in the far

northern regions of the city.

Proportional representative councillor

for the DA, Roxanne Hoorn, moved for this

intervention in September 2012.

Brown haze endemic

According to her better service delivery

to poorer areas such as Wallacedene could

prevent a crisis. At the time she predicted

that the provision of greener open areas

andmore paved roads and sidewalkswould

alleviate some of the pollutants.

A report on air quality in Wallacedene

done in 2011, indicated elevated PM10 lev-

els similar to that of Khayelitshawhere the

brown haze is endemic.

The sources of these high levels in Kraai-

fontein primarily originated from the ille-

gal burning of waste materials such as tyr-

es and copper cables, the burning of wood

for domestic purposes, vehicle emissions

and dust from large unpaved areas during

windy conditions.

At the most recent meeting Brackenfell

ward councillor Marian Nieuwoudt was

elated with the good news and confirmed

what Hoorn predicted three years earlier.

The biggest problem being dust was

eliminated when large open spaces were

developed for housing and new roads along

with new sidewalks where dusty roads use

to be, she said.

Educational programmes implemented

by the task team might also be counted in

as a contributing factor. These pro-

grammes made communities aware of the

negative factors of open street fires.

Oliver promised a fully detailed report in

January to more precisely explain to resi-

dents what factors lead to this notable de-

crease.

The charity bargain shop driven by the

health needs of animals in the Little Karoo,

Kaps, is now celebrating its first birthday

with many exciting Christmas wares on the

shelf.

The Karoo Animal Protection Societys

(Kaps) shop in Parow promises to have a gift

for everyone in the family, as well as all the

decorations to make Christmas that more

special.

They look forward to seeing old and new

customers in the shop.

V If lost or in need of more information, call Gloria

on 083 450 2782.

Lots of gifts available here

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Desember en Vrydag 4 Desember by haar

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DESIRE RORKE

@dezzierorke

Illegal scrapyards or so-called bucket

shops in Kraaifontein should be shut

down, not merely fined, the ward council-

lor forWallacedene, SimpiweNonkeyzana,

said at a recent sitting of the Bergdal sub-

council.

Robberies continue to increase as the il-

legal scrapyard business sector grows, he

downright stated.

Nonkeyzana believes the profusion of

bucket shops holds a direct relation to the

increase in robberies and burglaries in the

area.

This trade needs to be stringently regu-

lated. These business owners make good

money and have the means to pay these

fines and then simply carry on with their

trade, he said.

A recent investigation done by the Citys

metal theft unit revealed four illegal scrap-

yards that currently operate in Kraaifon-

tein. This investigation was requested by

the subcouncil earlier this year.

The report tabled did not reveal the

names of the businesses, but only where

they were situated two in Wallacedene,

one in Bloekombos and one in Scottsville.

During the investigation it was found

that these businesses operated without the

correct license in terms of the land use act.

Three of the businesses were fined R1 000

each. According to the report no stolen

goods were found at any of the premises.

It was further indicated that all these

scrapyards are registered with the South

African Police Service in terms of the Sec-

ondhand Goods Act.

It was also found they continued opera-

tions in spite of the fines and notices is-

sued.

Theunit stated theywould continuewith

integrated operations with all role players,

specifically land-use inspectors to address

land-use issues with the intent of closing

down illegal scrapyard businesses.

Regular visible patrols and inspections

in the vicinity of these scrapyards will be

conducted.

Xoliswa Pakela-Mapasa, proportional

representative for the DA in Kraaifontein,

enquired whether it would not be more

prudent to assist such businesses to be-

come legal, instead of continuously fining

them.

They are making money and are there-

fore not going to stop trading.

Bucket

shops

should be

shut down

On 12 December the Lucky Lucy Founda-

tion will host a Christmas party on their

farm on the Malmesbury road.

It promises to be a day filled with love

and celebration, says foundation spokes-

person Adele Spreeth.

Whether you have been naughty or

nice, just come and join us. Well have

something to eat, drink and be merry and

aswe have fun and joywewill toast to good

friends weve made over the year, she

says.

Activities include walking and playing

with the dogs and cats and meeting the

kids available for adoption.

Gates open at 09:00 to 14:00.

V Directions from Cape Town. Take the N7 towards

Malmesbury. Proceedpast theMelkbosstrand turn

off along the N7. From the Swartland Engen One

Stop (N7) towards Malmesbury it is exactly 9.6 km

on your right. 3. When you get to the board that

says MALMESBURY 20 slow down, we are about

400 meters on your right. There will be two gates,

proceed through the gate on your right. There is

a Lucky Lucy banner on the gate

Naughty or

nice, join us

City awards officers, staff

T

he City awarded its bravest and most

heroic officers at its annual Safety

and Security awards ceremony last

Thursday.

The event pays tribute to those staff

members who went above and beyond the

call of duty to protect the public.

The awards were handed out to staff

across the directorates departments, in-

cluding Metro Police, Traffic Services,

Fire and Rescue Services, Law Enforce-

ment, Disaster Risk Management and the

107 Public Emergency Communication

Centre.

Categories included outstanding ser-

vice, supervisor of the year, bravery, de-

partment of the year and officer of the

year.

Of all the winners, quite a few of the offi-

cers are situated in the northern suburbs,

such as Justin McKay and Monrico Cloete

from Law Enforcement stationed at Par-

ow,whowere each honoured in the catego-

ry for bravery.

The officers were on foot patrol in the

Bellville CBD when they heard people

screaming and saw two men running

away, according to a City statement.

They gave chase and caught the sus-

pects. The officers also recovered two fire-

arms. At the police station they were in-

formed that the suspects had been in-

volved in an ATM bombing in the Cape

Town CBD, but had managed to evade the

police.

Liste October and Frank Jurries from

Metro Police were also awarded for brav-

ery. The officers were on their way to the

Atlantis office on Sunday 11 October

around 07:30 when they received a call

about a bundu court along Vanguard

Drive. The officers responded and came

across a very volatile situation. Theyman-

aged to get the two victims away from the

mob, that was armed with pangas, whips

and stones.

Senior traffic officer NizaamAlexander,

stationed at the Goodwood Traffic Centre,

was awarded as departmental officer of the

year.

In the first six months of 2015 he wrote

4 297 fines. He arrested 14 motorists for

drunken driving, reckless and negligent

driving, fraud cases and drug arrests. He

suspended 48 vehicles and impounded 95

cellphones. He is very competent in what

he does, dedicated and one of the hardest

working officers in area North.

Alexander was also nominated at the

midyear award ceremony after he and his

partner recovered a vehicle that had been

hijacked in Belhar.

The commander of theMetro Polices K9

unit based in Parow, Joan Felix, was also

awarded as departmental officer of the

year.

The K9 unit has gone from strength to

strength under her command. She is re-

spected by her peers and the members in

her unit and is highly regarded in the de-

partment.

LastlyRashied Isaacs fromDisasterRisk

Management at theMelton Rose depot was

named departmental officer of the year for

his service excellence.

Winners Frank

Jurries and Liste

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for

T

he Bellville leader of the countrys

Dagga Party, Jeremy Acton, is calling

all supporters of the so-called dagga

culture to a night vigil.

The partys hearings in the Cape High

Court, which challenge the

constitutionality and ques-

tion the justification of the

prohibition of dagga, are set

to continue on Monday 7 De-

cember.

As such,Acton whohopes

to come out smoking that

Monday hopes to garner as

much support for the move-

ment as possible.

Thousands of supporters

of the legalisation and regula-

tion of dagga for the public

benefit are expected to come

out smoking in Cape

Town ... nextweekduring the

hearings, he said in a state-

ment.

The Dagga Party of South Africa has is-

sued a call to all members of the dagga cul-

ture in the Western Cape to attend a mass

gathering in Leeuwen Street, Cape Town,

outside the Cape Town High Court.

Acton said the event will start the Mon-

day at 08:30 and is set to end at 16:00 the

Tuesday. This includes the planned over-

night outside the court on Monday night.

This gathering is required to provide ev-

idence to the court of the existence and soli-

darity of the dagga culture, and we call on

all supporters of legislation

to bring posters in support of

legalisation and claimof dag-

ga rights, Acton said.

Acton added more than

4 000 had already signed up

in support of the case, basing

his statistics on the Face-

book page for the event un-

der the search terms consti-

tutional dagga hearings.

He said the MC teamwill

be the BlazeRyders group

from Somerset West.

I hope the people of the

dagga culture will show the

country that when we claim

our rights to cannabis, we

are a peaceful grouping deserving of our

rights, and I hope that this gathering by the

culture around the cannabis plant will be

a positive historical event for our country.

V Anyone requiring more information can contact

Jeremy Acton on 084 623 3389 or visit the Face

book event page at https://www.facebook.com/

events/1916717231886146/

Hoping to smoke it

Jeremy Acton

10 TYGERBURGER Kraaifontein Woensdag, 2 Desember 2015HOOFARTIKELBLAD

Dink vir jouself

en gun ander die

voorreg om vir

hulself te mag

dink.

Voltaire

Bekyk poppekas: Die organisasie Ribbons4Roses het Saterdag 'n Kerspartytjie vir Downsindroomkinders gehou

by The Palms buite Brackenfell. Anam Memo van Mfuleni bekyk die poppekas van HentiesPromosies van nader.

FOTO: CARINA ROUX

BRIEWE

[email protected]|Faks: 021 910 6501|Posbus 747, Bellville 7535|Briewe wat nie langer is as 250 woorde

nie, sal voorkeur geniet. Verskaf asb. u naam, adres en telefoonnommer by (nie vir publikasie). Spertyd is Vrydag om 12:00

Kersfeestyd is ook n tyd van

kompetisies en gelukkige

trekkings en wie weet wat nog.

Die Durbanville-kinderhuis

en Bloemendal is die komende

naweek n goeie voorbeeld

hiervan.

Die wynplaas bied n pret-

loop aan waar die wenners

geldpryse kan wen. Die hele

saamtrek is om geld vir die

kinderhuis in te samel.

Ek daag dus die wenners en

al die ander mense wat hierdie

feestyd geldpryse wen, uit:

skenk jou wengeld of wenprys

terug aan die organiseerders

en laat hulle dit opveil.

Almal wat iets wen, behoort

dit te doen. Hulle het dit meer

as jy nodig.

JOHANN

Sonstraalhoogte

Skenk jou pryse

vir groter saak

Re.Why fence and lock Majik

Forest?, TB, 25 November.

Thank you City of Cape Town

for the wonderful work you do

to upgrade and protect our

parks and forests in and

around Cape Town and the

Citys doing a great

job protectingMajik

Thank you, Parow drug dealers,

for destroying our family. Right

now, my son is missing in

Mpumalanga, after escaping

from his sixth rehab. Yes, of

course I know that it was his

choice to buy drugs from you,

but you were only too willing,

werent you? My only comfort

is that you have to face an

almighty God one day. Thank

you to the wonderful Goodwood

SAPS for your compassion and

help in this difficult time.

ANONYMOUS

Goodwood

Thank you for

destroyingmy son!

I was absolutely delighted when

I received a phone call from one

Ingrid at Oude Libertas, to let

me know that I was one of the

lucky winners of a double ticket

to the Kurt Darren concert,

which was held at the Oude

Libertas Amphitheatre on

Sunday 29 November.

I wanted to say a big thank

you to TygerBurger and Oude

Libertas for sponsoring this

wonderful concert. It was the

first time that my husband and

I had visited this stunning open

air theatre, which is situated in

such a spectacular setting. The

seating was great and the sound

really good as well, and we will

definitely be attending further

concerts at this venue.

We were so lucky that the

weather was absolutely fantas-

tic maybe even a little bit on

the hot side. It is a concert that

we will not easily forget. It was

very special, and together with

the Christmas market which

was on at the same time, it

made us feel very much more

in the festive mood.

It was very special, and

together with the Christmas

market which was on at the

same time, it made one feel

Winning ticketwas

a pleasant surprise

Hiermee wil ek graag vir Deon

Klein van Parow s dit was

asof n engel na ons gestuur

was toe ek en my man, albei

pensioenarisse, langs die pad

moeilikheid ondervind het met

ons motor.

Hy het sy motor se battery

uitgehaal en op ons motor kom

toets. Jy kon sien dit is n man

wat n motor ken. Hy het na

alles gekyk en ges ons moet

stadig huis toe ry; hy sal ons

volg tot by die huis.

Hy het gerel dat hulle die

volgende oggend by ons huis

sal wees om die fout te herstel

en ook ges ons moenie bekom-

merd wees nie, want dit is nie

so n groot fout nie. Hy sal ons

help, anders gaan ons baie duur

betaal vir die herstel daarvan.

Hy het presies geweet wat om

te doen. Ek sal hom aanbeveel

by enige persoon, want hy het

nie net my motor herstel nie,

maar ook nie n plaas se prys

gevra nie. Baie dankie, Deon!

M. PRETORIUS

Monte Vista

DeonKleinwas soos

engel op ons pad

Hallo julle! A big festive,

cheering shout-out for the two

cops on Sunday afternoon duty

(29 November, 13:40).

I called they came.

I shouted they heard my

call.

Was there a delay? None!

Under five minutes is what I

call excellent!

I salute you guys for prompt

and speedy service.

From the Civet Crescent

neighbourhood, and Give that

man a B...onus!

L KHATIEB

Zoo Park, Kraaifontein

Give those cops a

B... onus!

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Korreksies:

Volgens die redaksionele

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kommentaar oor die koerant

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LEWENSKIEKIE

Is daar iewers

n sege op die

SA horison?

Kyk n mens as Suid-Afrikaner terug op

die jaar 2015, word jy nie noodwendig

oorweldig met positiewe gedagtes nie.

Trouens, die woord verloor het net

hopeloos te veel opgeduik.

Op die ekonomiese front was Eskom

die groot rede vir die groeikoers om

stoom te verloor, die rand het sy waarde

verloor en die SAL verloor hope belas-

tingsbetalersgeld.

Wat die omgewing betref, verloor ons

land water met beurtwater ons voor-

land en verloor renosters steeds hul

horings en lewens teen n ongekende

tempo. Boonop verloor boere in droogte-

geteisterde gebiede hul oeste.

In die kommunikasie-omgewing verloor

dag- en Sondagkoerante hul lesers en

Afrikaans moet hard baklei om nie sy

status as hor onderrigtaal te verloor nie.

Met gemiddeld 49 mense wat per dag

in SA vermoor word, het die polisie

lankal sy greep op misdaad verloor.

Op sportterrein gaan dit nie veel beter

nie. Die Proteas verloor in Indi, die

Bokke teen Japan en nou ook hul borge

en die Stormers verloor Eddie Jones

nog voor hy as afrigter begin het.

Selfs op die vermaaklikheidsgebied

verloor een van ons uitvoerprodukte,

Trevor Noah, kykers op sy Daily Show in

die VSA.

En om alles te kroon het ons immerlag-

gende president lankal sy geloofwaardig-

heid verloor.

Gaan ons in die nuwe jaar aanhou

verloor, of is daar iewers n sege op die

horison?

HOOFARTIKEL

SMS

V DearMr Anderson, Why fence and lock

Majik Forest?, TB, 25/11; the issue was

explained in TygerBurger several times in

the past. The fence was mostly paid for

by the residents themselves, not the DA

municipality. The reason for the fence is

toprotect residentsagainstattacksason

page 9 of same paper as your letter. Ask

before you assume. Anonymous

V Re. Criminals arrested article. I cannot

understand the justice system of our

land.Howcan thieves andpetty criminals

get worse sentences than murderers?

Someone like Oscar Pistorius got 5 years

for murdering his girlfriend, and a dagga

holder gets the same 5 years and a cell-

phone thief gets 7 years!Wheres the jus-

tice in that? Mercia

VWhy was the article about Kindermis-

handeling groei in Wes Kaap at the back

of the TygerBurger it should have been

front page! Anonymous

V I cringed when I overheard a group of

boys discussing girls by name and inti-

mateexperienceswithpullingfaces,snig-

gering and comparing! Elize, Edgemead

V Bradley Gysman hoort lewenslank agter

tralies (Emosies loop hoog, TB Kraai-

fontein, 25/11). Bestuurders moet altyd

uitkyk vir kinders. Wat sou die Gysmans

doen as dit hul dogter was? Marie

VWatervermorsing! Stadsraad neem vier

uur om gebarste waterpyp vir die tweede

keer op dieselfde dag reg te maak. Fotos

en getuies beskikbaar. Anoniem

V Ek wil Nightwatch se mense bedank vir

die tydwat hulle opoffer vir onsmense se

veiligheid in Ruyterwacht. Ek sien julle el-

keaandopdiebrug, stasie en langsAliwal

GardenbyCommunicareverbyloop.Ekwil

net noem daar is van ons mense van Ali-

walGardenwatmoeg is vir sekerekinders

wat heeltemal buite beheer raak. Nog-

maals dankie. T

) SMSe kos R1,50 elk. Stuur die woord

Tyger, gevolg deur jou boodskap na 45527.

beautiful Western Cape. We

salute you.

This also prevents illegal

squatting and (shacks) being

erected. Anyone with a little

knowledge of law enforcement

and/or risk management

principles will understand the

logic behind the erection and

closure/locking of such facilities

in an era where there is a

complete lack/disregard for law

and order and the increase of

vandalism in and around our

beautiful city and suburbs.

Thank you DA for the won-

derful management and work

you do for the most beautiful

city and province which out-

ranks any other province and

city in Southern Africa.

We salute you.

JOHAN VAN WYK

Durbanville

very much in the festive mood.

I would like to wish you all

a peaceful and blessed season.

CAROL BILLINGS

Email


V TheWillowbridge Beers andGears Fes-

tival takes place thisweekend on the lawns

next to the centrewith sports cars on show

onSaturday, classic carson theSundayand

15 local craft brewers and wineries on offer.

Festival goers can also look forward to lis-

tening to live bands while little ones will be

kept entertained too. Tickets cost R80

from www.quicket.co.za or R100 at the

door and include a glass and two tasters.

Visit www.willowbridge.co.za for more.

VTheTankArtGallery is hosting a solo ex-

hibition Dash by artist Ros Koch from to-

morrow (Thursday). The inspiration comes

from a poem by Linda Ellis, titled The Dash

and the exhibition is a collection of narra-

tive art in various mediums. Cathy Milner

from The Stables Art Studio will open the

exhibition at 18:30. RSVP for the opening by

email to [email protected] or visit

www.stellenbosch-hills.co.za for more.

V The Cape Town Gem and Mineral Club

is hosting its monthly open day at their

clubhouse in Goede Hoop Street from

10:00 to 15:00 on Saturday 5 December

where visitors can browse stones, crystals,

minerals, beads, silver fittings or readyma-

de jewellery and enquire about the groups

activities. A light lunch and other refresh-

ments will be available from the kitchen.

Call Marion on 084 606 0233 for more.

V The Holistic Fayre will get a Christmas

twist at the Bothasig Community Hall, Link

Road on Saturday 5 December from 10:00

to 16:00. Entrance costs R5 and the first

R100 visitors will each get a free gift. Shop-

pers can also look forward to belly dancers,

drumming lessons, talks, a selfie booth,

therapies, readers, food and gifts. Visit

www.aboutholistic.co.za or call

082 637 7416 for more information.

V Hawksmoor Farm will be hosting a farm

fair from 10:00 to 19:00 on Saturday 5 De-

cember where visitors can browse a colle-

tors market, taste wines and enjoy music.

Visit www.hawksmoor.co.za formore infor-

mation.

V Gabrilskloof Estate near Botrivier will

be hosting their Favourite ThingsMarket on

Friday 11 and Saturday 12 December where

visitors can browse all things handmade,

homemade, creative, delicious, fresh and

beautiful. Call 028 284 9865 or send email

to [email protected] for more.

V The Eat Paint Love Festival takes place

at The Palms inWoodstock on Friday 12 De-

cember from18:00when theArtModepop-

up-gallery opens its doors with an exciting

line-up of artists performing their art live.

Tickets cost R60 or R40 from webtick-

ets.co.za. Visit www.artmode.co.za for the

full artists, musicians and food vendors.

V Home of Hope will be hosting a Super

Christmas Celebration at the Table View

Football Club from 16:00 to 21:00 on Friday

18 andSaturday 19Decemberwith a panto-

mime show, carols by candlelight, jumping

castles, face painting, food and more. San-

ta will also be visiting to hand out presents.

Tickets cost R55 fromwebtickets.co.za and

include a party pack for children. Email

[email protected] or call

021 556 3575 for more.

VTheMykonos Festival takes place on Fri-

day 18 and Saturday 19 December in Lange-

baan with a line-up including Nic Stevens,

Francois Van Coke, Ray Dylan, Kurt Darren,

Karen Zoid, Cheree Strydom, Emo Adams

and band, Snotkop, BlackByrd and Andries

Vermeulen as MC. Tickets are available

from webtickets.co.za. Visit www.

mykonoscasino.co.za for more.

V Greetings and Gratitude word tot

Woensdag 3 Januarie 2016 in die Oude Lib-

ertas-galery in samewerking met die Cape

Craft & Design Institute aangebied. Besoek

oudelibertas.co.za vir meer inligting.

V The 51st Wildlife Photographer of the

Year Exhibition will be at the Chavonnes

Battery Museum, Clocktower, V&A Water-

front featuring over 100 images until 15

April 2016. Visit www.wpy.co.za for tickets.

V Oranjezicht City FarmMarket will be at

the Granger Bay section of the V&AWater-

front every Saturday from 09:00 to 14:00.

Visit www.waterfront.co.za for more.

Whats up |Wats Waar


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ESM ERASMUS

@erasmusesme

W

hen a young quadriplegic from

Durbanville left the rehabilita-

tion centre after months, he im-

mediately took up wheelchair rugby as a

sport a decision that made the world of

difference to his recovery.

Eudricht Kotze (23), who lives with his

parents in Uitzicht, has not only been

playing professional wheelchair rugby

for Maties since, but is also deeply in-

volvedwith helping other new quadriple-

gics with recovery and acceptance.

However, he is now in desperate need

of a new sports wheelchair as his current

one is falling apart.

Eudricht became a quadriplegic after a

car accident in Clanwilliamwhen he was

20 years old.

Depressed until rugby

I was very depressed when I was in re-

habilitation, he says.

His inspiration came when he met

Mark Swartz of Chairman Industries, a

paraplegic who came to introduce him to

wheelchairs.

He told me about wheelchair rugby

and even tookme to a match. I fell in love

with the sport immediately.

Since I took up this sport, I have not

only become more independent, but it

helped me to become stronger, to do

things formyself, to drive a car again and

to gain more movement, especially in my

arms, he says.

This year Iwas chosenas convenor for

the Maties Wheelchair Rugby Club and

couldnt be happier and more proud.

Eudricht works as internal accounts

manager for a security distribution com-

pany, Pinnsec, in Montague Gardens.

In his free time heworks as a volunteer

at the Life Rehabilitation Centre at the

Vincent Pallotti Hospital to help patients

adapt to their new circumstances.

My sports wheelchair will not last

another year, and I am looking for any as-

sistance to buy a new one, he says.

Wheelchair old, too small

The wheelchair, which he borrows

from the Maties Club, is already 12 years

old and actually too small for him.

With our last league game, I was

forced off the field as the chair kept on

breaking to the point of no repair. I can-

not perform to my fullest to be chosen for

the SA training camp, he says.

He needs about R90 000 to buy a new

sports wheelchair.

Wentzel Barnard, sports manager for

the Maties ParaSport Club for people

with disabilities, said sports contributes

towards the actualisation of the potential

of individuals with physical disabilities.

Over the past 20 years of my involve-

ment with people with physical disabili-

ties, I have observedwith absolute clarity

the impact that sports has on the physical

health of members, he says. Eudricht

ishighlymotivated to excel inwheelchair

rugby, but his biggest obstacle to reach

his full potential in the sport is the ex-

pense of purchasing a custom rugby

wheelchair that will be suitable for him.

V Anyone who would like to contribute, can con

tact Eudricht Kotze on 071 182 8415 or by email

to agent.kotze@gmail,com.

Eudricht Kotze in action during a wheelchair

rugby match for Maties.

Die rieldanskompetisie vier vanjaar sy tien-

de bestaansjaar.

Toe die eerste stofwolke op Saterdag 9De-

sember 2006 in die amfiteater op Paarlberg

opgeskop word, het baie min mense van di

unieke dansvorm geweet. Die geleentheid

om n half vergete en grootliks miskende

kultuuruiting aan die kultuurhonger-ge-

meenskap bekend te stel, is met albei hande

aangegryp deur die sewe deelnemende groe-

pe. Vir baie was dit die kans op die terugwin

van identiteit,n gevoel van eiewaarde endie

hervestigingvan n selftrots, sEliasP.Nel,

projekleier by die ATKV en die man wat die

riel laat herleef het.

Volgens homworddie gevoel van om te be-

hoort en die trots om jou miskende kultuur-

aktiwiteit vir mense te kan aanbied, die bes-

te verwoord deur die 59-jarige Liza Adams

vanBrandvlei.Nafloopvandie eerste kom-

petisie het sy die projekorganiseerder om-

hels en in haar unieke Oranjerivier-afri-

kaans vreugdevol uitgeroep: My tjeent, vi-

naand het jy vir my virrie eerste tjeer soos

n mens gelat voel!

Die ATKV-Rieldanskompetisie was veral

vir verafgele plattelandse gemeenskappe n

reddingsboei iets om die ledigheid onder

jongmensewat dikwels tot kriminele aktiwi-

teite gelei het, teen te werk.

Daar is getuienisse van jong kinders wat

voorheen skuldig was aan huisbraak wat n

hul betrokkenheid by die riel daarvan ge-

nees was. Van onderwysers hoor ons dik-

wels dat die skugter en teruggetrokke leer-

ders n gedaanteverwisseling ondergaan het

en met groot selfvertroue aan gesprekke in

die klas deelneem. Daar is ook diegene wie

se akademiese vordering merkbaar veran-

der het. En die wat nie akademies goed pres-

teer nie, het n nuwe doel gekry: om die riel

na die beste van hul vermo te dans, s Nel.

Die prysgeld wat aan die wenners betaal

word,worddeurdiemeeste groepe tot verde-

re uitbreiding van die riel aangewend.

Die meeste geld word spandeer op die

aankoop van skoeisel en die maak en aan-

koop van klere vir optredes. Die gevoel van

eiewaarde en identiteit word hierdeur ook

n verdere hupstoot gegee. Sedert 2008 was

die riel skielik in aanvraag by feeste soos die

KKNK op Oudtshoorn, die Cederbergfees

(Clanwilliam), die Snoek enPatatfees (Goed-

verwacht), Hantam-Vleisfees (Calvinia),

Vryfees (Bloemfontein), Huisgenoot-Skou-

spel, Diazfees (Mosselbaai), Kirkwood-

Wildsfees asook talle landbouskoue en ge-

meenskapsfunksies. So word hul erva-

ringswreld verbreed en hul lewensuitkyk

word positief benvloed. Die voorheen skug-

ter, soms identiteitloses en miskende dan-

sers, was ewe skielik gesogte kunstenaars.

Dit op sigself het n enorme bydrae gele-

wer tot die selfwaarde en -trots van die riel-

dansers.

Ten spyte van die vele uitdagings en te-

kortkominge is die suksesse groot veral

waar dit gaan om die kapasiteitsbou van die

deelnemers, volgens Nel.

Die tiende ATKV-Rieldans-eindstryd vind

op Saterdag 5 Desember in die Liqui-Fruit-

amfiteater in die Paarl plaas.

V Kaartjies teen R90 of R60 vir volwassenes, en R40

vir kinders, is te koopbyComputicket. Die hekkeopen

om 16:00 en die kompetisie begin om 19:00. Virmeer

inligting, skakel vir Elias Nel by 078 247 2682.

Rieldansers skop al

stof op vir 10 jaar

Rieldansers

dans dat die

stof staan.

Ganarama Productions will be host-

ing Back 2 School Boogie at Artscape

Theatre on Friday 4 and Saturday 5

December in aid of The Future Facto-

ry.

Directed by Rafiek Mammon, the

show includes live performances by

GaryNaidoo,CanSkylark,LucyTops,

Cindy Gibbons and Liand Valentyn.

Founded by Anne Siroky in 2001,

The Future Factory aims to develop

youth by bringing Olympic sporting

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D

ie immergewilde Andr Schwartz is een

vandie vier sangerswat vanjaar saammet

n simfonie-orkes enmassakoor inKlassie-

ke Kersfees gaan optree.

Andr, wat in Johannesburg bly, het die afge-

lope paar jaar min opgetree, dus is Sondag 13

Desember n baie spesiale gebeurtenis. Hy deel

die aand die verhoog met Kevin Leo, Jannie

Moolman en Corlea Botha.

TygerBurger, een van die borge van die kon-

sert, het vir Andr n paar vrae gevra:

1. Waarmee is jy deesdae besig?

Behalwevirmyvoltydsewerkas eienaarvan

n suksesvolle bemarkingsmaatskappy, Andr

SchwartzMarketing (watniemusiekbemarking

is nie), en my besige konserttoerprogram, is ek

baie opgewonde oor my eie platemaatskappy,

Gmmmf, wat pas gestig is en die nuwe CDwaar-

mee ek besig is. Ek is ook hart en siel betrokke

by die werk van twee NPOs.

2. Dis jou eerste keer by Klassieke Kersfees.

Sien jy uit daarna om saam met Jannie, Ke-

vin en Corlea te sing?

Ek sien ongelooflik uit en voel gevlei oor die

voorreg wat my te beurt val.

3. Wat is jou mooiste kinderherinnering

van Kersfees?

My pa is oorlede toe ek 13 jaar oud was. My

herinneringe aan Kersfees saam met Pa en Ma

bly die beste en mooiste nog!

4. Waar gaan jy di Kersfees wees?

Ek het n baie bedrywige Desember, met my

laaste vertoning vanjaar op 20 Desember. Daar-

na wil ek terug huis toe om Kersfees by familie

deur te bring, waarna ekmyself gaan bederfmet

n lekker vakansie in die Kaap saam met harts-

vriende.

.Klassieke Kersfees vind op Sondag 13 Desem-

ber in die Liqui-Fruit-amfiteater in die Paarl

plaas. Die gehoor kan n samestelling van gewil-

de Kersliedere en populre klassieke nommers

soos All I Ask of You, O Holy Night, Pie

Jesu, Ave Maria en Marys Boy Child ver-

wag, asook n paar Andrew Lloyd Webber-tref-

fers en n paar liedjies van Jannie en Corlea se

nuwe album,Alle paaie lei na Rome. Die opelug-

venue, een van die mooistes in die land, is die

ideale plek om Kersfees te vier, so kom sommer

vroeg en koop iets te ete en te drinke by die wye

verskeidenheid stalletjies.

V Kaartjies is beskikbaar by Computicket.

WEN! WEN! WEN!

V Sewe lesers kan elk n stel van vier kaartjies vir die kon

sert wen. SMS Kersfees, gevolg deur jou naam en nom

mer, na 45527 voor 12:00 op Maandag 7 Desember om

deel te neem. SMSe kos R1,50.

Gewilde Schwartz by Kerskonsert

Andr Schwartz, wat vanjaar slegs

twee keer in die Kaap opgetree

het, is op 13 Desember te sien in

Klassieke Kersfees.


HEALTH

INTERNSHIP

OPPORTUNITIES

FORENSIC PATHOLOGY SERVICE INTERNS &

LEARNER PHARMACIST ASSISTANTS &

DATA CAPTURERS

REMUNERATION: INTERNS WILL RECEIVE A STIPEND OF R2 600 PER MONTH

DURATION OF CONTRACTS: 12 MONTHS (DATA CAPTURERS & FORENSIC PATHOLOGY)

24 TO 36 MONTHS (LEARNER PHARMACIST ASSISTANTS)

CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 15 JANUARY 2016

FORENSIC PATHOLOGY SERVICE INTERNS:

Capture data on the Forensic Pathology Services system according to set policies and prescripts Physically fetch,

receive and safeguard the deceased when required under the direct supervision of the Forensic Ofcer Prepare

waste containers for removal.

LEARNER PHARMACIST ASSISTANTS:

The Department of Health is initiating an Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) sub-programme to: Recruit

young people who will be employed to provide support and assistance to the pharmacist(s) at our health care facilities

Deliver a comprehensive, efcient and cost-effective pharmaceutical service to patients and other health workers, in

line with statutory requirements. You will also receive formal training from a registered training provider accredited by

the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC). On successful completion of the course you will be registered with the

SAPC as a Post-Basic Pharmacist Assistant.

DATA CAPTURER INTERNS:

Capture data on various Health Information Management systems Provide accurate reports to supervisors Provide

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