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DRIVEN BY PEOPLE Drugs link in crime spike By KATHRYN CLEARY education institution. POWERED BY TECHNOLOGY local couple remains trauma- Hi-Tec and SAPS were at the Sun- Securing tised after a harrowing break- nyside home within 10 minutes, but in at their home in Sunnyside the intruder had already fled the t h e c i t y f o r o v e r Amid-July . This follows a noticeable in- scene. 25 years crease in crime throughout Graham- “For the last couple of weeks since stown (Makhanda) and surrounding the Festival crime has gone up, more SAFETY areas. Police and security officials serious crime, not the petty crime TIPS suspect the increase could be drug we’ve been having,” said Hi-Tec As- related. sistant Manager, Kenny Knoetze. FROM Early morning 19 July, the cou- “It is very serious. We are con- ple awoke to an intruder breaking cerned, but we are working with a ANDRE through their front door. “There was plan.” WILLE someone on the outside of the door, The style of crime in Grahams- breaking through one of the panels,” town (Makhanda) has become more SAFETY AWARENESS IN A they told Grocott’s Mail. violent. As residents improve security The intruder had already broken in their homes and businesses, crimi- VEHICLE through the metal security gate using nals result in using more force and • A gear lock is an affordable an object – such as a crowbar. creativity. and a very effective “It was quite scary, he had a sort of Recently criminals have used roofs mask on. He had painted the top half as an entry point into buildings. anti-theft device. of his face white,” said the husband. “We’ve picked that up in the last cou- • If possible, put up a mirror “When he saw me he started scream- ple of weeks,” said Knoetze. against the front wall ing, ‘Keep away, I’ll kill you!’” Exact reasons for the crime spike The couple pressed the panic but- are unknown, however there is spec- of your garage to see if ton and feared for their lives. The ulation that the recent release of pa- someone is following you alarm did not phase the intruder, rolees is a contributing factor. Gro- into the garage. who proceeded to reach through, un- cott’s Mail is investigating this claim. lock the door and make his way into “Your normal street robberies and • Do not open your garage the home. He demanded cellphones. house break-ins are definitely from doors before your gates are “He was in a crazed and psychotic guys that have just been released,” closed. state,” the husband added. “I’ve nev- said Knoetze. er experienced such intense focus, “We all know them. Not long they’ll RESPONSES IN force and adrenaline.” be back in jail, but then next year we GRAHAMSTOWN The couple suspects the crime was will see them again.” 26/07/2018 – 31/07/2018 a result of drug-use. “The other failure on our side is the Statistics from the police suggest justice system. You arrest the same House Break-in’s - 6 a strong link between drugs and vio- people over and over but the jails are Arrests - 2 lent crime, specifically robbery and so full the guys are coming out every Disturbances - 1 theft. second month.” In a Regional Court case earlier this Though Hi-Tec officials and SAPS year two Grahamstown (Makhanda) continue to work together to combat WE OFFER brothers were accused of selling crime, residents are encouraged to • 24hr Monitoring drugs from their family home. The take extra precautions. • Alarm Installations subsequent effects on the community • Services and repairs to all were shocking, including endanger- •Hi-Tec offers free home security The intruder broke through the security gate and front door before entering the makes of alarm systems ing the lives of minors at a nearby assessments for clients. Sunnyside home. Photo: Supplied • Armed Response • Guards • Access control (gate automation, intercoms and cameras) Makanaʼs Enviro boss responds to flower-selling • Electric Fencing • Cash in Transit By KATHRYN CLEARY do that than stealing’.” sions to the Portfolio Committee in the I don’t need money to go and talk to In light of community uproar over the Nongwe acknowledged the concern past regarding legal and sustainable schools.” Securing Kenton on Sea/ illegal picking and selling of Graham- expressed by the community, and said harvesting of local plants, but nothing “We used to have an eco-schools Bushman's River/Cannon Rocks/ stown (Makhanda) wildflowers, Gro- Makana had referred the issue to the had happened. programme, and that was located in Boknes Areas cott’s Mail spoke to Makana's Environ- Green Scorpions. Last week Grocott’s “I’m working on it,” he said. He my office,” he added. “Those schools For advice or a free quote mental Manager, Ndumiso Nongwe. Mail reported that the Green Scorpi- added that there were no bylaws or were dealing with waste management As unemployment and crime remain a ons had started their investigation. protocols about wildflowers, and this [and] conservation.” However, the contact André Wille priority concern for the municipality, The flower-sellers at that time did not was something that needed to change. programme was no longer active due Tel: 046 636 1667 conservation and environmental edu- have permits, nor knew they were re- “It cannot go on like this.” to financial constraints, he said. cation take a back seat. quired. “I want to look at some ways of fo- “I need resources,” said Nongwe. STOLEN PROPERTY “I understand their economic and cusing on conservation.” “It’s a one-man show. I’m the Environ- We have found the following items: “Since I came here in 2008 it’s A tyre, wheel jack and spanner. If you one of those things I’ve been talking social circumstances,” Nongwe stated. With the issue of finances on the ta- mental Manager, but I’m sitting here have lost these items please come to our about, saying I have not spent a lot of “We need to have a way of dealing ble, Nongwe stated that the majority with my computer and my telephone.” offices to collect. Positive identification time on conservation,” said Nongwe. with them. I need to take it upon my- of funds are directed to waste man- Nongwe encourages community of goods needs to be provided. “What [the flower-sellers are] do- self to find out how we can meet and agement rather than conservation and members and organisations to work ing is illegal,” he said. work this thing out, working towards environmental education. with him on conservation and educa- “But maybe as municipal officials sustainable harvesting.” Nongwe had “Look, some of the issues can be tion efforts. “My office is wide open we have turned a blind eye. To us, not spoken to the sellers, but said he dealt with without money, like envi- for collaboration,” he said. when we are looking at that situation planned to do so. ronmental education and awareness. • NOW READ: ‘CALL TO ACTION’ Emergency we normally say ‘Well, it’s better they He stated that he had made submis- But some of these things need money. ON PAGE 6 Numbers • Ambulance 10177 • Aids Helpline 0800 012322 WEATHER AND • AA Rescue 0800 111997 046 603 6300 • Medical Rescue 0800 033007 WEATHER & TIDES • GHT Child Welfare 046 636 1355 • Electricity 046 603 6036 TIDES FRIDAY 3 AUGUST MONDAY THURSDAY A/H 046 603 6000 Partly cloudy. Moderate easterly wind. Sunny. Light NNW wind. Partly cloudy. Light ENE wind. • Eskom 086 014 00014 • Fire Brigade 046 622 4444 Temperature: Min 9°C Max 15°C Temperature: Min 5°C Max 19°C Temperature: Min 0°C Max 13°C • Ght Police Station 046 603 9152 Tides: Low 01:11 13:12 Tides: Low 04:32 17:00 Tides: Low 08:15 20:35 • Hi-Tec 046 636 1660 High 07:13 19:46 High 10:48 23:36 High 01:55 14:29 • Raphael Centre 046 622 8831 • SPCA 046 622 3233 SATURDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY • Traffic Services 046 603 6067 Sunny. Light WNW wind. Partly cloudy. Light westerly wind. Partly cloudy. Moderate WSW wind. • Water 046 603 6136 Temperature: Min 7°C Max 22°C Temperature: Min 7°C Max 18°C Temperature: Min 2°C Max 16°C • Hospice 046 622 9661 Low 01:58 13:59 Low 06:09 18:37 Low 09:01 21:22 • Settlers Hospital 046 602 5000 Tides: Tides: Tides: • Day Hospital 046 622 3033 High 08:01 20:45 High 12:27 High 02:47 15:15 • Fort England 046 602 2300 • Legal Aid SA 046 622 9350 SUNDAY WEDNESDAY • Locksmith (Sean Butterworth) Partly cloudy. Light WSW wind. Partly cloudy. Moderate WSW wind. 082 556 9975 or Temperature: Min 5°C Max 14°C Temperature: Min 4°C Max 12°C Temperatures and tides were correct 046 622 4592 Tides: Low 03:02 15:09 Tides: Low 07:21 19:43 at the time of going to press • Guardmed 073 065 6660 High 09:10 22:05 High 00:54 13:37 Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 NEWS 3 New MM takes the reins By SUE MACLENNAN be systematic about eliciting ewly appointed Mu- grant support from National nicipal Manager Mop- Treasury to speed up these po Mene is very wor- processes. However, planning Nried about Grahamstown’s and water resource manage- (Makhanda’s) water. Spread ment are as important, Mene out across his desk when Gro- says. Fundamental to that is cott’s Mail walked into his of- buy-in from the community fice yesterday morning – his and other stakeholders. second day at work - was a wall-chart-sized schematic Active citizenry diagram of the City’s supply. “We can make plans and if Road infrastructure, refuse citizens don’t know about management, nurturing an them, there will be no positive active citizenry and stimulat- response. I intend to invite ing economic development stakeholders to participate in are among Mene’s other pri- planning,” he said. orities as he lands in what must be one of the country’s Economic development most fraught and difficult po- “Education, tourism and his- litical and socio-economic en- tory are the fundamentals of vironments. Makana’s economy,” Mene “My ideas and strategies said. “Economic development are around creating an in- Makana Municipality’s new Municipal Manager Moppo Mene must rotate around these and stitution that moves from a speaks to Grocott’s Mail on his second day in office. enhance them otherwise it will negative position to a positive Photo: Sue Maclennan be out of synch. one, and a Council that listens “It’s important for us to un- to communities.” Mene ar- and a further degree in Knowl- pal Manager in the Chris Hani derstand how best to serve rives after the budget and IDP edge Management at Stellen- District Municipality. these communities. have been more or less cast in bosch University. What follows are some in- “As far as economic growth stone – and he admits that’s a Mene was among the team terview highlights. is concerned, we must allow serious challenge. that established local govern- business to do business,” Mene With 25 years experience in ments in 1995. Water said. “That way they can cre- public administration, Mene His positions have included “The upgrade at James Kley- ate jobs.” believes he’s proved his abil- being Cradock Mayor (he is nhans [i.e. to increase the ity in the field. from Cradock), Deputy CEO supply from 10 megalitres to Corruption His qualifications include and then CEO of Stormberg 20ML] is scheduled for 2022, Mene said he had been briefed a degree in Public Adminis- District Municipality, Director but Makana can’t wait that on cases under way. “We will tration from Peninsula Tech- of Infrastructure and Human long,” Mene says. deal with outstanding cases,” nikon, a B.Tech from Unisa Settlements for the Western For water instrastructure he said. “There will be zero and Masters from NMMU, Cape government and Munici- and other areas, he intends to tolerance for corruption.”

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Photo: Supplied www.saprepschool.com Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 NEWS 5 Telkom apologises for outage Wine was poison By SUE MACLENNAN resolved by Sunday afternoon. pacted around 840 customers.” More than 800 Grahamstown Others were still struggling Faku said Telkom had been By LINDANI DONYELI (Makhanda) phone and ADSL with connectivity on Tuesday. working on the issue since Sat- Grahamstown (Makhan- customers were affected by Telkom spokesperson Nom- urday morning and that most da) woman recently damage to a Telkom line last alungelo Faku confirmed the customers were reconnected back from two weeks in weekend. outages. by 6.35pm on Sunday. “All the Ahospital wants to know who Since Saturday 28 July, “One of our main lines in necessary repairs were con- left the bottle of wine under residents have shared their the Grahamstown area was cluded around 2pm [Tuesday her pillow that nearly killed frustration with intermittent, damaged by faulty power sup- 31 July],” Faku said. her and her best friend. slow or no internet, on social ply on Saturday 28th July,” she “Telkom apologises for the When Nomhle Mlatsha re- media, with some reporting it told Grocott’s Mail. “This im- inconvenience to customers.” turned home around 10am on Wednesday 11 July after time away, she was exhausted and went straight to her bed. De- lighted to find a bottle of wine under her pillow, she took it to share with her friend and neighbour, Maggie Dyonashe. First, she poured a drink for Maggie Dyonashe holding some of her medication that she herself, and then one for Dyo- recieved from the hospital. Photo: Lindani Donyeli nashe. Almost as soon as she’d done that, said Mlatsha, she felt like she’d been cut with “What is this thing you’ve lapsing and she had uncon- a razor in her intestines. She given me? This isn’t wine!” trollable diarrhoea. They were started to sweat and had to Dyonashe had told her taken to hospital. Dyonashe rush to the toilet. friend. “Where did you get was so ill that she was taken Residents dig foundations in the empty space just behind the houses in Vukani. Photo: Lindani Donyeli Dyonashe picked up the this thing? by helicopter for emergency story. She’d just finishing “She told me she found it treatment in the Provincial washing the dishes when under her pillow.” Hospital in Port Elizabeth. Mlatsha arrived. Dyonashe asked Mlatsha, The friends were discharged “She said, ‘Look, I’ve “Where did you sleep?” after two weeks. When Gro- New Vukani land grabs “Not at home,” Mlatsha told cott’s Mail visited the two brought something!’ I said, By LINDANI DONYELI not afford to pay anymore. their own. her. families this week, Mlatsha ‘What have you brought for Scores of Vukani residents With the tools, men and wom- Nomonde Tsili has her own “Who put this thing un- was far better, but Dyonashe me?’ took out measuring tools, en of range of ages started set- children with no place to stay. der your pillow?” Dyonashe was still weak and was feeling “She told me it’s wine. I shovels and pick axes on Tues- ting up structures. Most said She said she cannot after the asked. She felt like her hair unwell. 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Alcohol Not for Sale to Persons Under the Age of 18. Drink Responsibly. 6 OPINION Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 LETTERS to the Editor and COLUMNS

The source since 1870 No excuses Wednesday 1 August marked the beginning of Women’s Month here in South Africa. The month’s highlight is Thurs- day 9 July, which is National Women’s Day. On that day, women marched around the country in pro- test against the gender-based violence and femicide in South Africa. So angry are South African women that the #TotalShut- Down campaign discouraged men from attending. Organis- ers also asked fellow women to stay away from work and school in the hope to demonstrate to men what public spaces would look like without women. Many women in South Africa suffer horrific treatment from men. For example, the 1-in-9 campaign is so named because only one in nine sexual assaults are reported to the South African Police Service. Moreover, for those that finally enter the judicial system, only a small percentage lead to the suc- cessful prosecution of perpetrators. Problems include delays in DNA tests, incompetence in gathering physical evidence, a lack of institutional support for rape victims and outright criminality in the handling of dockets. Moreover, when sentences are handed down, they often make a mockery of the surivor’s suffering. What sort of justice is it where man rapes a woman and infects her with HIV, but gets a 10-year sentence (which is effectively five years)? For men to begin to regain the trust of women, we need to urgently address the structural issues that allow men to think that sexual violence, spousal abuse and femicide are simple The incredible life and far reach of influence that Nelson Mandela had, has inspired South Africa as a whole to make the world around offences that attract light sentences. them a better place. This year, St Andrew’s Prep chose to focus on the local SPCA, to lend a hand to make the lives of the animals in We must stop excusing people who commit these crimes. its care happier. Visiting children fed the donkeys, walked the dogs and cuddled the cats. From left are Grade 6 pupils Ethan van der You hear arguments that a young rapist was abandoned at Merwe, Julius Rocher, Scott Miles and Anda Galadla paying some attention to the kittens. Photo: Supplied age five or another who has been smoking illegal substanc- es for 10 years. We have even heard some convicted rapists pleading mitigation because they are the sole breadwinners who cannot stay too long in jail. No wonder women are so angry. Call to action to protect local wildflowers South African men need repeatedly to hear that it is wrong Rhodes University Botanist, Prof. Roy Lubke, has conclude that the populations of the proteas and to touch a woman without her consent. It’s wrong to make his say about the selling of cut flowers in Grahams- the grassy fynbos in our region has never been the workplace a living hell for her. It’s wrong to whistle at her town (Makhanda). Though there is no quick-fix to healthier in the last 50 or so years that I have in the street. It’s wrong to attempt to have sex with her with- this environmental issue, Lubke offers solutions and MY known it. out her consent. It’s wrong and criminal to beat a woman; or insight to the community. The concern of the flower sellers is to get to dodge child support payments. This is a perennial topic that gets raised every SAY enough cash to make a living. They most likely Grocott’s Mail in partnership with Rhodes University’s few years. Will it ever be solved? No, not as long Roy Lubke do not know that they need a permit and the Equity and Institutional Culture office has been publishing as we have the poor people in the town and the permission of the land owner to harvest flowers. edited excerpts from Professor Pumla Gqola’s Rape: A South proteas and other flowers remain as beautiful and The Green Scorpions and the Conservation African Nightmare in the lead-up to today’s Silent Protest are as cheaply available to the general public. Departments have the job to effectively enforce legislation. This against sexual violence. is not easy. The flower sellers and the public are both to blame She speaks of a television programme she watched in which The Problem? and all they can do is try to get the sellers to see that they must young men readily admitted on camera to having raped. This is the conservationists concern; have a permit. “None of them wanted to admit that it [rape] was violence • The King Protea and many other species of fynbos plants pro- The Makana Municipality are largely the owners of the land that could ruin women’s lives. They also reported not suffer- duce seed annually and this may remain in the flower heads and that is being pilferaged so they should be policing it or manag- ing any real consequences. None of their relationships suf- only be released when there is a fire, or fall to the ground and ing it by issuing permits and seeing that it is not over harvested. fered. They had not been ostracised or stigmatised.” seed will accumulate in the soil seed bank. Usually after a fire However, they don’t have the resources to do this. Let this August be a time of some real changes. and with good rains there will be many seedlings and these will The general public could be educated into the protection of replace the mother plants which only live from 10 to 20 years our flora. depending on the species. Solutions WHATSAPP • Removing the flower heads means that there is no pollen or • Erect a sign where the flower sellers are saying that the sale AND nectar for the bees and other insects, birds , or small mammals. the purchase of the flowers is illegal and subject to a heavy fine. 076 733 1770 This can then upset the whole ecosystem in the grassy fynbos This may stop some members of the general public from buying. that occurs on the southern slopes of our hills and the Rietberg • Have students undertake a project to investigate the sustain- Best independent established newspaper in SA that range from the Zuurberg to the Fish River. ability of our flora and whether harvesting our local plants for Best Independent Established Newspaper in SA (Media Development and • The clearance of alien invasive weeds by Working-for-Water cut-flowers actually contributes substantially to the financial Diversity Agency/Sanlam Award, 2012, 2013 and 2014) on the Grahamstown commonage particularly means that the well-being of the local people. grassy fynbos has reappeared in abundance. • Get concerned citizens to hold a demonstration at the flower As an ecologist I cannot accept the viewpoints of the local sellers’ point where they could collect money for the sellers and CALL US - 046 603 7111/ 076 733 1770 press and social media until I have been into the field to see confiscate their flowers. EDITORIAL, ADVERTISING AND ACCOUNTS the situation. This I have reported separately in this issue as No doubt little will be done and the concern for our local flora Africa Media Matrix building, Upper Prince Alfred Street ‘The Real State of King Proteas on the Rietberg’. Essentially I and wildlife will reappear as a topic in the future. Letters: [email protected] What's On: [email protected]. Online events: add yours at www.grocotts.co.za/event. ADVERTISING Thabang Booi [email protected] 046 603 7103 GOOD IDEA Thank you SASSA ACCOUNTS Anet Peter [email protected], 046 603 7146 Grahamstown NEWSROOM AND PRODUCTION 046 603 7111 In these days when there is so much Sue Maclennan, Editor, [email protected] Contentment is learned (justified) negativity surrounding various Donnay Oosthuizen, Senior Designer, [email protected] aspects of public service delivery, it is a Azlan Makalima, Online producer, [email protected] According to the dictionary to be content through Him who strengthens me. Kathryn Cleary, Reporter, [email protected] means to experience peace and joy. In Paul is saying contentment has nothing to pleasure to highlight one bright spot in Stephen Kisbey-Green, Sports Co-Ordinator, [email protected] today’s society so many people live their do with the perfect conditions or ideal cir- the administration. Lindani Donyeli, Reporter, [email protected] Twice in the past year I have visited Tolakele Silo, Reporter, [email protected] lives wishing for peace and joy. So many cumstance. Rather contentment is some- people hope or dream of different circum- thing you learn, and then he goes ahead the Grahamstown SASSA office. On the Sim Kyazze, and Simon Pamphilon: Editorial support first occasion in late 2017 I waited only Miles Keylock: Makana Sharp! stances. So many wish for their situation and shares the secret to real contentment to change. with us in verse 13. about two minutes before receiving at- Established 1870: South Africa's oldest independent newspaper But the Apostle Paul had a very different Real contentment is being able to face an- tention. Vol. 148 No. 030 view of contentment, whilst in jail we find ything, to get through everything because On a further visit this week, after him writing the following very profound of Christ Jesus who gives us the strength checking in with security, I was immedi- Printed by Times Media Printing Company - Tiso Blackstar ately able to meet with one of the ladies Grocott’s Mail is published by the David Rabkin Project for Experiential Journalism, a piece of Scripture. Php 4:11-13; 11 I have to do so. Contentment, peace and joy company wholly owned by Rhodes University. The contents of this newspaper do not learned to be content in whatever circum- amidst chaos, is the result of being able to dealing with exchange of SASSA cards. necessarily represent the views of either body. stances I am. 12 I know both how to have trust God no matter what, because I know She was pleasant and efficient and I was a little, and I know how to have a lot. In that I know that I know He will never out of the office with my new card in less Code of Conduct than ten minutes. It is a pleasure for me Grocott’s Mail subscribes to the Press Council’s Code of Conduct, which obliges us any and all circumstances I have learned leave me and never fail me to report the news truthfully, accurately and fairly (www.presscouncil.org.za). If you the secret of being content – whether to commend this organization for the think we are not living up to this, your first step is to contact the Editor. If you are still well fed or hungry, whether in abundance Pastor JJ Botha service I received. dissatisfied, we encourage you to contact the Press Ombudsman at 011 484 3612/8 or or in need. 13 I am able to do all things Full Gospel Church [email protected] Happy Pensioner Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 7

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Enter ASAP as entries are limited Contact Kim: 079 266 8109 [email protected] 8 SILENT PROTEST 2018 Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 Ugrogriso lokudlwengula lukhumbuza ukungakhuseleki kwabafazi Icatshulwe kwisahluko Yindlela esebenzayo mkhuba. Ngobusika buka-2013, ukuba le migudu yakhe se-4 ukubonisa abafazi indawo Ukwenza uloyiko ifeminist uLebo Pule ayincedi, lo mfazana aguquke I-female fear factory, yabo, ngenxa yoko ke iye kumabhinqa kudinga iinkalo wabelana nathi ngebali amxelele emehlweni ukuba endikwayibiza imanufacture ibangele abafazi bangahambi ezithile ukuba lusebenze: lokubasevenkileni akanamdla wokuthetha of female fear ixhomekeke zonke iindlela ukhuseleko lwesaphuli- edolophini eGoli apho naye athi makahlukane naye. kugqithiso lwentsingiselo ngeenyawo nangengqondo. mthetho, ukungakhuseleki kwakukho umfana owaye Amxelele ukuba makahambe. ngokukhawuleza Ukwenza uloyiko kwexhoba, ukuphumelela nyhukutyha umfazana. Aphendule athi. “Yilonto nangokusebenzayo. kumabhinqa kusebenza konxulumano olusuka Yindawo ke le apho sinidlwengula” Ugrogriso lokudlwengula ngokuvala abafazi umlomo kwisaphuli-mthetho ubundlobongela, isini nobuni Oligcabevu ngumsindo yindlela esebenzayo ngokusikhumbuza esinamandla okonzakalisa, babantu bugilana khona. uPule angenelele, ambuze ukukhumbuza abafazi ukuba ngokudlwenguleka kwethu, ukudlwengula noku/okanye Njengokuba uPule ejonga, kuqala, “Kuthetha ukuthini abakhuselekanga ngoko lonto isicime ukuze ukubulala ixhoba kuze lo mfana uzama ukufumana xa usithi yilonto nokuba imizimba yabo sihlale kwindawo yethu. kungabikho isihoyo kulo mfazana nisidlwengula?”, wahambisa asiyoyabo ncakasana. Ngelinye ixesha miphumela kulo. Abafazi ngokumkhwaza, embiza wathi “Khona, bangaphi Lusetyenzizo mandla isebenza ngokukhumbuza bakhuliswa ukuba ngeendlela ezithe ngqo. Xa lo abafazi osele ubadlwengule?” olugqithisa umyalezo ukuba amanye amadoda nabantu bangayijongi le “female-fear mfazana eqhubeka Ngeli lixa, kwakubonakala indoda engcungcuthekisa aba-trans (abo bathathe isini factory” ukuba benze ukungamhoyi, uye afufutheke ivenkile isithi xhonxosholo, abafazi inamandla kumfazi abandazalwanga ingathi ayenzeki nokuba ngumsindo, aqalise yothukile yilentetho kaPule lo imnqolobayo; ikwafundisa naso), ukuba nabo babaleke xa bengakwazi ukumqhwetha. kulo mfana. abafazi abakhe bayiphila le bayadlwenguleka. Olu ukungayijongi. iPatriachy Lo mfazana enze ke Abantu bakhwanqisekile mpilo, ngokungakhuseleki luloyiko oluseluntwini isiqeqesha ukuba ngendlela ezohlukileyo ngulo mkhwa, bothukile salomfana esi sikhwanqisayo, kwabo, ngokuthi oluphekwa samkele iimeko ezenza olu ukuba akamniki isihoyo, ukuba engayiyeki lento, kukunqanda babakhumbuza ngoloyiko ngeendlela ezohlukileyo loyiko ebafazini, ngakumbi xa ambhebhethe amshiye. esenza lo mfana kukaPule ukuba lo mfana lwabo olwadlulayo okanye bucala nasesidlangalaleni. iyimizimba yethu emgceni. Lento ke ibonakalisa lubala iintloni. angaqhubeki ukubabonisa ukuba ingehle Isiko laseMzantsi Afrika Imizekelo ibonisa lento ukungamkeleki kwela mehlo Bawuqhelile lo mkhuba Bonke abathengisi bale yenzeke kubo kwakhona. luxubene nalo kakuhle…. awacelayo umfana. Xa ebona - ukuba ayisosigrogriso ndawo becwaka.

Rape trauma SOUTH AFRICAN LIBRARY FOR THE BLIND Grocott’s Mail in partnership with Rhodes EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY University’s Equity and Institutional Culture Finance & Admin Clerk office, is publishing edited excerpts from Rape: A South African Nightmare by Professor Pumla The South African Library for the Blind (SALB) invites applications from suitably qualified South Gqola, with the author’s permission in the African citizens for the following position to commence on 1 October 2018 or earlier: lead-up to the Silent Protest in Grahamstown (Makhanda) on 3 August 2018. Finance & Admin Clerk “Many years ago, I watched a television This position renders assistant duties to and takes instructions from the Accountant in relation to programme where a journalist talked to a group financial and office admin matters. The incumbent will also render relief assistance to the Admin of young men who readily admitted on camera Support Assistant which include inter alia switchboard and reception duties. to having raped. None of them wanted to admit that it (rape) was violence that could ruin Minimum Requirements & Attributes women’s lives. Completed N6 Financial Management qualification with 2 years working experience in a Financial and Administrative environment, or National Diploma/Degree in Finance or related field with Financial “They also reported not suffering any real Accounting passed as a module, coupled with 1 year’s working experience in a related field; Financially consequences. None of their relationships orientated with good working knowledge of the Pastel Accounting package; Attention to detail; Ability had suffered. They had not been ostracised or to work under pressure and meet deadlines; Good English written and verbal communication skills; stigmatised.” Intermediate or higher level experience in Ms Excel and Word; Experience in handling and reconciling More at bit.ly/GrocSilent1 petty cash; Having dealt with procurement and suppliers, and experience in online banking will be English Version: bit.ly/SilentP2 advantageous. A fair working knowledge of PFMA and SCM legislation and prescripts will also be an advantage.

Remuneration Basic Salary: R151,974.00 pa Other benefits include: a 13th cheque, living allowance and generous contributions to the SALB Pension Fund, etc. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING: CONVOCATION AND OLD RHODIAN UNION Candidates who meet the minimum requirements that would like to apply for the position should submit The Sixty-Eighth Annual Meeting of Convocation will be a letter of application together with their curriculum vitae (with 3 contactable referees) including copies held jointly with the Annual General Meeting of the Old of qualifications to one of the addresses mentioned below. Rhodian Union at Gavin Relly Postgraduate Village, Rhodes University, on Saturday, 1st September 2018 at For postal applications: The Human Resources Section, S A Library for the Blind, P O Box 115, 10:30am. 1. Notice of Meeting. Grahamstown, 6140. 2. Minutes of the Sixty-seventh Annual Meeting of For hand-delivered applications: The Human Resources Section, S A Library for the Blind, 112b High Convocation held on 1st July 2017. Street, Grahamstown. 3. Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of the Old For electronic applications: [email protected] Rhodian Union held on 1st July 2017. 4. Report of the Vice-Chancellor. For telephonic enquiries: Human Resources section @ 046 6227226 5. Report of the President of the Old Rhodian Union. 6. Financial Statement of the Old Rhodian Union for the Closing date for applications: 17 August 2018 year ended 31 December 2017. 7. Election of Office Bearers. 8. Any other business. Suitably qualified candidates from designated groups are encouraged to apply. PLEASE NOTE: Dr A Moodly: Secretary of Convocation Mrs S Tweddle: Honorary Secretary of the ORU • Short-listed candidates may be required to undergo competency testing. Notice of attendance must be submitted to Mrs. Terryl • SALB reserves the right not to appoint any person to this position. McCarthy by the 27th August 2018. • Original certificates and/or testimonials should be made available on appointment. [email protected], Tel: 046 603 8887 Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 ARTSLIFE 9 Latin tribute in ISIXHOSA SIYAVUTHA guitar recital DUMISA MPUPHA STAFF REPORTER Under the auspices of the NRF SARCHI chair in The Grahamstown Music So- The Intellectualisation of African Languages, Multilingualism & Education. ciety will host a recital of gui- tar music to be performed by Cinzia Milani on Thursday 9 This Imbongi is praising the City of Saints. Even though August 2018 at 7.30pm in the Grahamstown is now Makhanda, the City of Saints is to him the St Andrew’s College Chapel. same. He is very excited about Makhanda. He asks all writers, The programme is enti- imbongis from different backgrounds, modern and traditional, tled Around the World - a to write about the City of Saints, which according to him, is tribute to Ida Presti, Italian, Makhanda. Brazilian and South American Music. Ticket prices: R90, R70 Ise ngumntwana wenu bahlali (pensioners), R50 (students Mazibhale iimbongi zosiba. in tertiary institutions); no Maziprofiteshe iimbongi zomthonyama, charge for Music Society mem- zithi ithi Imbongi yemveli. bers or schoolgoers. Buya sixeko ndini sengcwele, Sixeko ndini esidiliza iintombi noonyana baba Ntu. Clarinet and piano

Ewe ubufudula ubizwa nge sixeko sengcwele, duo in concert The cast and crew of Seeing Red. Photo: Supplied iiNkokheli zakaLizwi ziphuma kuwe. STAFF REPORTER Wabizwa nge sixeko sika Makhanda, A Joburg musical duo were so iiKumkani neekumanikazi zomthonyama, inspired by hearing the Graeme zizalwa nguwe kodwa akonelisekanga. College Senior Choir in action Seeing Red – a daughter’s journey that they’re dedicating their Buya sixeko ndini buya. own performance in Graham- Wabuya wabizwa ngeSixeko semfundo ephakamileyo. STAFF REPORTER Mmatumisang Motsisi sets stoned to death. Her daughter, stown (Makhanda) on 15 Au- Winner of the Best Ensemble at her piece in the fictional vil- Matla, embarks on a journey to Iinqcali neekcuba buchopho zivela kuwe, gust to this lively and talented the National Arts Festival 2018, lage of Boswa, where Kgosi- seek justice for her mother and Hayi kodwa akonelisekanga. ensemble, raising funds for the Seeing Red will show in the gadi protests against a law that through it realises the power in group’s upcoming performance Rhodes Theatre on Wednesday makes women outcasts during menstruation. Tickets are R10 Kodwa ndinombuzo endifuna ukubuza wona, tour. 8 August at 7pm. their periods and is brutally (students) and R20. Baphina oomama baseRhini? Morné van Heerden (clari- Babefudula benyuka Intaba yeZiyoni, net) and Lara Kirsten (piano) Beyocela Imvula babuye sela bezikhama ityali zabo. will bring a programme in- Buya sixeko sengcwele buya. spired by dance to the NELM OoCeba maba gilane baxoxe ngalomba, auditorium on Wednesday 15 OoSodolophu maba phefumle ngala nyewe. August. They describe it as an eclectic mix of vibrant and Iinkokheli zakwa lizwi mazithandaze avele umvezi ngxaki, lively music from Hungary, Owu wabuya umlisela nomthinjana France, Spain, Argentina and Poland and their programme Wabuya sixeko sika Makhanda NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF LICENCE CONDITIONS ranges from Debussy’s Valse IN TERMS OF THE GAMBLING ACT, 1997 (ACT NO. 5 OF 1997) (EASTERN CAPE) (as amended) Owu sabuya isixeko Sengcwele Romantique to Astor Piazzolla’s bathandaza oomama neentombi zabo virtuosic Histoire du Tango and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application for amendment of licence conditions in terms of section 35 of the Gambling Act, Bashumayela ootata noonyana babo. contemporary South African 1997 (Act No. 5 of 1997) composer Surendran Reddy’s Ngu: Chumani Gocini (Eastern Cape) (as amended), particulars of which are set out in the Schedule hereunder, has been lodged with the Eastern Cape Game 1 for Lila. Gambling Board. Isiduko: Bhejula The concert is on Wednesday 15 August 2018 at 7pm in the The application may be inspected by any person at the offices of the Eastern Cape Gambling Board, ECGB Building, Quenera Park, NELM auditorium, 25a Worces- Quenera Drive, Beacon Bay, East London and at the Municipality situated at the City Hall, High Street, Grahamstown within which WHATSAPP ter Street. Tickets R90 (R70 for the Premises are located as shown in the schedule below. pensioners and students) at Any objections, petitions or representations shall be lodged with the Chief Executive Officer of the Board within one (1) month of the Fusion Speciality Food or at the date of this notice, which commences on 30 July 2018 until 29 August 2018. door. Inquiries Priscilla Glover [email protected] All objections and comments shall specify: the application to which the objection or comment relates; the grounds on which the or call 082 576 7227 objection is founded; in the case of comment; full particulars or facts in substantiation thereof: the name, address, telephone and fax number of the objector or person making the comment and a statement whether the objector or person making the comment wishes Now listen to the choir in re- to make oral representations when the application is heard. 076 733 1770 hearsal: bit.ly/GrocGraeme A person lodging representations may show cause why the Board may determine that his or her identity should not be divulged.

The under-mentioned figures used in brackets in Schedules have the following meanings: (1) = The name and address of the applicant; (2) = If the applicant is a company or other corporate body, the names of all persons who have a financial or other interest of 5% or more in the applicant; (3) = In the case of a company the initials and surnames of all directors of the company; (4) = The type of application applied for; and (5) = The address of the premises from which the applicant intends to operate from.

SCHEDULE – AMENDMENT OF CONDITIONS OF LICENCE

(1) Goldrush Bingo EC No. 5 (Pty) Ltd (2014/035210/07) t/a Goldrush Bingo Grahamstown, No. 35 African Street, Pepper Grove Mall, Grahamstown, Eastern Cape; (2) Goldrush Group (Pty) Ltd (2009/013264/07), Lilibo Logistics & Projects; RAC Investment Holding (Pty) Ltd (2013/225712/07); RECM and Calibre Limited (2009/012403/06); Zico Capital 2 (Pty) Ltd (2014/218834/07); Ncebakazi Makehle and Raymond George Hipkin; (3) N Makehle, M Naidoo, K Thejane and A Pamba; (4) Amendment of Licence Condition as proposed / detailed below: Current condition of licence the Applicant seeks to amend: Clause No. 2.2.8.2 “The development of the Bingo Hall consisting of up to 300 gaming positions (Category A gaming as provided in the RFP), restaurant, bar and child-minding facilities.” Proposed amendment to clause No. 2.2.8.2 “The development of the Bingo Hall consisting of up to 120 gaming positions (Category B gaming as provided in the RFP), dining, bar and child-minding facilities.” Current condition of licence the applicant seeks to amend: Clause No. 19.1 “The Licensee shall ensure that the Bingo Hall employs, following the completion of the Bingo Development Project and thereafter throughout the entire Licence Period, at least fifty (50) permanent Bingo Hall employees.” Proposed amendment to clause No. 19.1 “The Licensee shall ensure that the Bingo Hall employs, following the completion of the Bingo Development Project and thereafter throughout the entire Licence Period, at least thirty six (36) permanent Bingo Hall employees.” (5) No. 35 African Street, Pepper Grove Mall, Grahamstown, Eastern Cape.

FRAUD PREVENTION HOTLINE: Eastern CAPE GAMBLING BOARD 0800 333 813 ECGB Building, A GAMBLING PROBLEM HURTS Quenera Park, Quenera Drive, Call the Toll Free Counselling Line: Beacon Bay, 0800 006 008 or SMS 076 675 0710 East London, RM Zwane, Chief Executive Officer 5241

SONDLO & KNOPP ADVERTISING 10 OUTSIDE Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 The show of the century Eclipse and Blood Moon in Makana A few wispy clouds teased Grahamstown (Makhanda) residents who were outside in the cold night air on Friday 27 July to watch the longest lunar eclipse of the century. After earlier rain, the sky almost miraculously cleared and many did their best to capture the three hours and 55 minutes of spellbinding celestial action. We share photos by Steven Lang of the amazing event – more or less from start to finish – taken around 30km from the city lights.

My Garden

Eskom Expo for Young Scientists My Garden 26 years later Grahamstown Regional Final

The Eskom Expo for Young Scientists is South Africa’s leading, and only existing, National Science Fair that affords learners the opportunity to enter a project to exhibit their own scientific investigation. This national competition aims to inspire and develop young scientists who are able to identify a problem, analyse information, find solutions and communicate findings effectively.

The 2018 Grahamstown Regional Final is coordinated by Scifest Africa and will be held at the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences Building, Rhodes University, Artillery Road in Grahamstown on Saturday, 4 August. Projects will open for viewing by the general public from 09h00 onwards.

Educators are invited to attend the Educators Academy, scheduled for Sithembile Ngece in his garden. 12h00 on the day. At the academy educators will receive more information Sithembile Ngece is grandfather pumpkins, beans, and nuts, among about the Eskom Expo for Young Scientists and how to successfully who has tended a garden for the other veggies. Ngece keeps the mentor learners and claim professional development points with the past 26 years. garden going with organic manure. South African Council for Educators (SACE). He studied Agriculture and He would love to have a wire Planting at the Landbouw School fence around his garden to keep For more information, visit the Scifest Africa website [www.scifest.org.za] Farmers Association near Fort vandals and stray animals away. or contact the Scifest team on 046 603 1106 or [email protected]. Beaufort, and has since had enough – Text and photo: Lindani Donyeli confidence to grow spinach, mielies, The 2018 Grahamstown Regional Final is proudly sponsored and supported by: Eskom, Rhodes University, EOH Coastal & Environmental FOR ALL YOUR GARDEN REQUIREMENTS Services, Carara Agro Processing Services, Dupli Print Signs Unlimited, Trees •Pots •Compost/potting soil •Shrubs Albany Business Machines, Pick n Pay, Redwood Spur, the Wildlife and Water features •Seedlings •Garden Ornaments Environmental Society of South Africa, the South African Institute for Fertilizers •Garden Furniture •Tea Garden Aquatic Biodiversity, Oak Cottage Spar, Scifest Africa and the Grahamstown unnyside Garden Centre 1 Cromwell Street, Grahamstown Foundation. Tel: 046 622 6069 Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 ARTSLIFE 11 The Original South African For church For church Notices CRYPTIC noticesand weekly please JDE CROSSWORD eventsgo to turn 63 High Street Great Big G’town Week bit.ly/GrocChurNo to page 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 046 622 3241 [email protected] FRIDAY 3 AUGUST SUNDAY 5 AUGUST THURSDAY 9 AUGUST ACVV HAYTON FETE CRAIG DOONE HIKE CPF AND GHT POLICE WOMEN’S DAY EVENT 9 10 10am at 2A Hill Street. ACVV will hold a fete. 8am at Fort England. The event will start with 8.15am at Pick n Pay car park. We will be 11 There will be Curry & Rice, Curry Bunnies, hiking a circular route of about +-8km on Craig a fun walk starting at Jackie Chan and will Boerewors Rolls, Pancakes, Cakes, Tarts, Doone Farm,about 3km from Grahamstown finish at Fort England Hospital. Once at Fort 12 13 Small Biscuits, Jam, Pudding, White Elephant, on the PE road. The whole route should take England there will be fun and games for the Venison Pies, plants and lots more. Contact us about 4-5 hours of walking, depending on whole family. There will also be health testing. 14

046 622 6194 for orders for curry & rice, curry thepace. R15 per person for the hike which 15 bunnies, boerewors rolls and pancakes. will be collected on registration at PnP, plus COMMEM METHODIST CAKE SALE R20 for fuel which is paid directly to the driver. 8.30am outside Wallace’s Pharmacy. Baked 16 17 Contact Ntosh Mazwi ([email protected]) goods, jams, handwork, books and lots more. SATURDAY 4 AUGUST 18 084 985 2952 for more information. Contact Marj Forsyth 046 622 3985 WORKSHOP IN FREE IMPROVISATION AND HA! MAN PERFORMANCE 19 20 CATHEDRAL WOMEN’S DAY BREAKFAST 4pm at The Glovers Residence, 20 Stones MONDAY 6 AUGUST 9am at St George’s Hall. The Cathedral will be 21 22 Hill. The performance will also feature the FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY LECTURE hosting a Women’s Day Champagne Breakfast. word art of Joke Debaere as well as collective 23 5.30pm at the Hill Street Library Hall. A talk Tickets cost R50 per person. Please contact improvisation for all. 4pm - 6pm Workshop. by Kary McConnachie entitled, “Finding a way Caroline 082 499 3525, Katie 074 583 0719 or 24 25 7pm-9pm Performance. Suggested donation home: reflections on the effects of war on a Rose 079 448 5977 for more information. of R100 (either WS or Perf or both). Pomeranian family.” All are welcome and entry Booking in advance preferred. SMS or is by donation in aid of the Friends of the U3A LECTURE 26 27 Whatsapp Priscilla on 082 576 7227. Grahamstown Public Libraries. Contact Sue 10am at the Grahamstown Bowling Club. Rionda 046 603 7339 Speaker: Warren Snowball. Topic “Guest JDE 145 KWANTU CHOIR PERFORMANCE Friendship” - hospitality in ancient Greece. TUESDAY 7 AUGUST 6pm at the Kingswood College Chapel. The All welcome. Charge R5. Contact Malcolm ACROSS PROBUS CLUB LUNCHEON Hacksley 046 636 1762 Kwantu Choir, who were recently awarded a 1 Maestro charging back, filled with energy (6) Silver Award at the International Choir Games 12noon at the Highlander. Speaker: Clive in Pretoria, will be performing at the Music Jackson-Moss will speak on “Is leather making GMS GUITAR RECITAL 4 Terrific log topples over and green note appears to School of the Future Conference being the oldest or second profession?”. Contact 7.30pm at the St Andrew’s Chapel. A recital of you and me (8) held at Kingswood College. Entry is Free. R Barnard 082 461 7864 guitar music to be performed by Cinzia Milani. 9 Take in mine that was established (6) Ticket prices: R90, R70 (pensioners), R50 (students in tertiary institutions); no charge for 10 Getting sweet (8) Send all events to [email protected] Music Society members or schoolgoers. 12 Obscured Eastern Cape borders to journalist (8) 13 Time up! Remove charge (6) Mondays Tuesdays 15 She serves X to back evil actor (6,6) GRAHAMSTOWN BRIDGE SENIORS BRIDGE AND TEA 18 Stereotyped Grade is emasculated, emptied (12) 6.30pm at Grahamstown Bowling 2pm at Christ Church Speke 21 Cloth about a wound coil (6) Club. Duplicate Bridge. Contact Street. Come and boost your 22 I convert neglected plot (8) Mary Birt on 083 657 0067. weekly bridge. Join our 10 to 20 cheerful, friendly players. Cost 24 Fondle it; no-one will come back to ask (8) SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING R10 per person per week. Contact 25 Medic in cost turn around (6) 7.30pm at Trinity Presbyterian Maureen 046 622 5215. 26 Town garden next to valley (8) Grahamstown Church. Learn Scottish Country 27 Climb when directed aloud (6) Dancing in a friendly social Thursdays 63 High Street Weekly What’s On setting. Beginners welcome. GRAHAMSTOWN BRIDGE CLUB Contact Val Hodgson 1.30pm at Grahamstown Bowling DOWN 046 622 3241 046 622 2308 Club. Duplicate Bridge. Contact 1 Gee, ten do make a fuss (8) Mary Birt 083 651 0067. 2 Uncomfortable after mixing grand, large double- gin (8) Sudoku 3 Simple dictaphones suit organisation (15) 5 Green centreboard is raised (4) See more events on our online calendar at Complete this Sudoku correctly and drop it off 6 Tips about credits (15) http://www.grocotts.co.za/grocotts-mail-diary/ at Grocott’s Mail in the box at reception at AMM 7 Horrible 50-over match gets big round zero with us building, Upper Campus and stand a chance to (6) win a Calabash voucher. 8 On radio team moaned (6) 11 John in retirement dabs pen around (7) Bridge Results 7 9 2 14 Endlessly exhibit beast, which is an enigma (7) Thursday 26 July 16 Reckon I am in English country (8) 6 Table 24 Board Mitchell Movement 4 1 17 Head off to hire fan (8) NORTH/SOUTH 19 Spoon hot piece wantonly (6) 1. Jenny Haswell & Val Buchner 61.25% 5 20 Black, agile and happy (6) 2. Maureen Clayton & Pat Shepherd 59.17% 23 Lubricate after loud pip (4) 3. Ilva Benyon & Ern van Hille 55.00% 4= Pair 42.50% 6 7 5 4= Pair 5 42.50% 6. Pair 1 39.58% 8 3 4 Compiled by George Euvrard.

EAST/WEST 1 8 3 Crossword Solution for last week JDE 144 1. Margaret Banks & Maureen van Hille 66.25% 2. Selina White & Jo Fitzhenry 57.08% 6 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 UBSASGHA 3. Peter Midlane & Mary Schudel 50.42% 9 10 4. Pair 12 46.67% 6 3 2 TROTTEDTHESENS 5. Pair 8 40.83% OEAVATDP 11 12 6. Pair 11 38.75% 1 7 2 4 POTABLEPOTHOLE Monday 30 July II RLHNR Name: ______13 14 15 4 Table 24 Board Howell Movement AMENDABLEEYING PAIR NAMES Contact Details:______O RCSE 1. Viv Botha & Sally Moss 59.03% 16 17 18 19 VINTNERSCHEMER 2. Ern van Hille & Maureen van Hille 58.33% The winner for 27 July is: Jenny Haswell. 3. Val Buchner & Jenny Haswell 54.17% EOEI O 20 21 22 23 24 4. Peter Midlane & Mary Schudel 53.47% HATERSTRIPCLUB 5. Pair 6 49.31% EEKSO AO 6. Pair 1 47.92% 25 26 27 7. Pair 5 39.58% MOLTENOBIFOCAL 8. Pair 4 38.19% EEBLULUE 28 29 NITRATESPUTNIK TSBSTXAA 12 NEWS Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 City’s green energy breakthrough By SUE MACLENNAN championed the project had akana has signed also been a key factor in get- a memorandum ting it off the ground. Makana of agreement with Municipality is only the sec- renewableM energy trader ond municipality following PowerX, taking a step that the Nelson Mandela Metro to could change South Africa’s make the supply of renewable energy landscape. The Trade energy through the municipal Agreement, known in the grid a reality. Electricity Supply Act as the The signing of the agree- Use of Systems agreement, ment will allow Power X to will make Makana only the sell renewable energy to mu- second South African munici- nicipal customers through the pality to enter the renewable municipality’s grid. Power X is energy trading market in a the only entity besides Eskom sustained and systematic way. that has a trader’s license al- The recent signing in the lowing it to both buy and sell Council Chamber follows electricity. more than two years of nego- Sophisticated SMART Me- tiations between Makana Lo- ters will be installed to enable cal Municipality, and Power X, the municipality to measure facilitated by Cacadu Devel- the amount of renewable en- opment Agency (CDA). The ergy that comes to Makana’s municipality’s Local Economic grid and that will be the profit Development Directorate share amount due to Power X. have been project manag- Power X will now go out on Makana Mayor Nomhle Gaga shakes hands with Power X adviser Derek Batte over a memorandum of agreement for a groundbreaking ers and Cacadu Development a tender process to invite pro- project to stimulate economic growth through green energy production in the municipality. They’re flanked by CEO of project Agency CEO Chris Wilken spective Independent Power facilitator the Cacadu Development Corporation, and then acting municipal manager Ted Pillay. Photo: Sue Maclennan stressed the importance of Producers (IPPs) to generate their role. renewable energy that will (Eskom electricity). Gaga said. ity by unit of electiricty (i.e. form its economy to support “This is a groundbreak- be supplied to Power X and “Other than the discounted She said about 100 jobs kilowatt hours) – not at a rate jobs and sustainable growth, ing agreement that could which will in turn be sold to cost of green electricity to resi- would be directly created that escalates with demand. while lowering greenhouse change the municipal energy municipal customers. dents/businesses in Makhan- from bio-mass to energy. “While there will be an an- gas emissions) were involved landscape,” Wilken said. “We In her statement at the me- da, there are considerable Other benefits included: nual increase, this is based on to ensure that the process fol- chose Makana because of the dia briefing, Gaga said resi- benefits to the municipality, • The penalties that the Mu- a fixed escalation ratio,” Batte lowed was sound and adhered support we get from their of- dents who opt to make use such as the electricity grid be- nicipality have to pay to Eskom explained. “In other words a to all required principles. ficials.” of green energy will not only ing upgraded at no cost to the for exceeding the maximum business knows what the cost Wilken said the fact that save money, but will also re- municipality at the connection notified demand will decrease; of electricity will be five years How long before the Mayor Nomhle Gaga had duce the use of brown energy points to the grid from the IPP,” • The municipal electricity ahead and can create their project starts? network will be upgraded at business plan accordingly.” According to the statement, it no cost to the municipality; is envisaged that towards the • Municipal customers will What research and end of the year the bidding receive discounts where they engagement has been process by Power X to appoint SETTLER CITY TOYOTA use green energy; done to ensure this is IPPs will be concluded and • Eventually the Municipal- feasible? that these IPPs will commence 69 Beaufort Street, P O Box 325, Grahamstown, ity will use more green energy During the 14-month pe- with erecting plants to gener- Tel: (046) 622 2328 / 622 2031 / 622 7017, Fax: (046) 622 8200 than brown energy - which riod up to the signing of the ate renewable energy to be benefits the environment; Municipal Systems Agree- fed into the municipal grid. DEMOS - PASSENGER AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES • Energy supply will be- ment, a working group was come more stable in terms of established consisting of of- But what about...? Please do not hesitate to contact us should you be interested in fluctuations; ficials of various relevant mu- Grocott’s Mail quizzed Power • The Municipality will be nicipal directorates to work X adviser Derek Batte and an Automark Toyota Demo Model. Passenger or Commercial able to attract more invest- with Power X and CDA to Makana LED Director Riana ment because it can provide compile a distributed analysis Meiring for more detail about PRE-APPROVED PASSENGER AND COMMERCIAL green energy that is line with report. the scheme. the Sustainable Development This was to determine VEHICLES Goals and the proposed car- whether the model proposed • Who can buy Power X green bon tax that will be levied on would be viable or not. energy – and will Eskom pow- 2018 Toyota Hilux 2.4 GD6 R/B SRX D/CAB R419 900.00 business. “Based on this report, the er still be available? 2017 Toyota Hilux 2.8 GD-6 RB Raider P/U S/C R349 900.00 The biggest benefit, said Council took the decision to 2016 Toyota Corolla 1.4 D4D Prestige R229 900.00 the Mayor, is that the project continue with the bidding • Who will own the grid? is implemented at no cost to process to appoint Power X as 2016 Toyota Rav 4 2.2 D GX AWD R369 900.00 the municipality. an additional trader to Eskom, • Can our old infrastructure 2016 Toyota Fortuner 3.0 D-4D RB AT R399 900.00 selling electricity to the mu- handle something new and 2015 LC 4.5 V8 Turbo Diesel DC R549 900.00 Emerging industry nicipal customers,” Gaga said. different? At the briefing, Power X Public consultations were 2015 Toyota Auris 1.6 XR R209 900.00 adviser Derek Batte said with undertaken with external • How did Power X get this 2015 KB300 D-TEQ LX P/U S/C R269 900.00 renewable energy being an stakeholders prior to embark- contract? 2015 Toyota Corolla 1.8 Exclusive CVT R235 900.00 emerging industry, this was ing on the bid process. South 2014 Ranger 3.2 TDCi XLS 4X4 A/T SUP/CAB R285 900.00 an opportunity to create eco- African Low Emissions Devel- • What if you want to gener- nomic development. opment (SALED) ( a non-prof- ate and sell power? 2014 Toyota Hilux SC 2.5 D-4D 4X4 SRX R239 900.00 Attractive to a business it organisation funded by the 2014 LC Prado 3.0 Diesel 5AT TX R449 900.00 wanting to operate in Makana UN Aid agency with the aim • What about quality control? 2013 Toyota Hilux DC 3.0 D-4D RB Raider (S03) R241 000.00 will be the fact that Power X to provide technical assistance Read their answers at sells power to the municipal- to help South Africa trans- bit.ly/GrocPowerX 2012 NP300 2.5 TDi LWB 4X4 P/U S/C R169 900.00 2012 Toyota Hilux 3.0 D-4D 4X4 SR DC 5M R18 R269 900.00 2012 Toyota Fortuner 3.0 D-4D 4X4 R310 000.00 2005 Mitsubishi Pajero 3200 DI-D GLS A/T R 69 900.00 Winter-proof your pet Please visit our New and/or Pre-owned Showroom at 69 Beaufort Street, Grahamstown and come and meet our friendly Sales team The cold weather is still here community by following us on and especially overnight when Facebook. to view or test drive any of our range of vehicles. Also feel free to the sky is clear, make sure your LIFE AT For more information, ad- contact us on any of the numbers below. If you can’t come to us - pets are indoors or given ad- vice or guidance, to report equate shelter at night and in THE SPCA cruelty and or details on how we come to you! poor weather. you can donate to help us with Extra food can help them the work we are doing in your stay warm but shelter is es- Mark Thomas community, please contact TANYA ROSSOUW - SALES MANAGER sential. If you are cold then the Grahamstown SPCA on your pet will be too! For more • The State Vet on George 046 622 3233 or e mail us at 071 158 0461 information and or advice on Street, 046 622 7112 [email protected]. ASHLEY LANGSON - 082 865 4219 animal care, please do not • Grahamstown Veterinary For any animal related hesitate to contact the Gra- Practice on Fitzroy Street, emergencies and or queries MARCEL ROSSOUW - 078 389 2008 hamstown SPCA or one of the 046 622 6743 please contact the Grahams- friendly vets in town. Keep in touch with all the town SPCA on 046 622 3233 AYANDA YOLANI - 073 648 0716 • Ikhala Veterinary Practice on improvements and updates on or the Emergency Cell on Strowan Road, 046 622 3261 your SPCA and our work in the 064 820 8496 13

Classifieds1. Personal 2. Announcements 3. Sales & Services 4. Employment 5. Accommodation 6. Property 7. Motoring 8. Legals Grocotts Mail 03 August 2018 1. PERSONAL 2. ANNOUNCEMENT 3. SALES & SERVICES Pets 4. EMPLOYMENT Notices Furnisher FAIRBAIRN Funeral KENNELS Employment Offered ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, 2ND HAND HOUSE. High Street. & CATTERY PROTEA GROUP. Drinking Siyakubonga NOMAKHWEZI STELLA Buyers & Sellers. Quality furniture, Cell: 082 552 3829 FJ MOTORS in Klipplaat problem – get help from us! MTWA uhlala kwa 355 B antiques, removals. Contact: Tel : 046 622 3527 is currently looking for in Funeral Goba Street Grahamstown. Meetings 7.30pm, Monday 073 470 6105 night at the Princess Alice Girl For Well Cared-for, job learning, Trainee Shop ungwatywa ngeCawe Supervisor. ! PLEASE IF YOU Services umhla we 05 August 2018. Guide Hall, African Street, opp Home Maintenance Happy Pets BP Garage. ARE USING ALCOHOL OR Funeral will be conducted DRUGS DO NOT APPLY !! Marius Barnard Plumbers Funerals arranged by at Indoor Sport Centre COMMEM CAKE SALE The Trainee will be required 24 hours service. Siyakubonga Extension 6 Grahamstown. Commem Methodist Church to: Directly supervise and Call: 079 463 0872 Funeral Services. VUMEKA MIRRIAM will hold a cake sale on SPCA coordinate activities of 6 Cobden Street SODLADLA uhlala kwa Thursday 9 August from 8:30 GRAHAMSTOWN shop assistant and petrol Grahamstown 6605 Hlalani Location to 11am outised Wallace attendants. Tel: 087 357 7047 Grahamstown, ungcwatywa Pharmacy at Pepper Grove 046 622 3233 Qualifications:· Matric Please go and ngomgqibelo umhla Mall. Baked goods, Jams, our facebook page, all [email protected] Certificate with MATHS OR we 04 August 2018. Handwork and lots more. Please visit our facebook notices available on every ACCOUNTING OR BOOK- Funeral will be conducted page (SPCA Grahamstown) week. Contact: Marj Forsyth on KEEPING OR BUSINESS at B.B Zondani Hall for full write-ups about all 046 622 3985 ADMINISTRATION is a Grahamstown. our animals looking for NGQIYAZA GIBIN​ FRAZER ACVV SENIOR CITIZENS serious consideration for uhlala kwa 5515 Extension SIMPHIWE MICHECK homes – including pictures. CENTRE- Notice is hereby ( Photo albums: Dogs/ Cats the job, (SALARY BETWEEN 6, Grahamstown ungcwat- NGINDANA uhlala kwa 10 given that the ACVV Senior ready for adoption). R2000 - R3500 PLUS ACCO- ywa ngoLwesihlanu umhla K Street Grahamstown, Citizens Centre will be hold- Contact information: phone: MODATION + ELECTRICITY we 03 August 2018. ungcwatywa ngomgqibelo umhla we 04 August 2018. ing their AGM on Thursday 046 6223233 – call this number for + WATER ) DEPENDING ON NOQAYI ​DANILE JIMMY 26th August 2018 at all emergencies too, a voice QUALIFICATIONS. Send CV to uhlala kwa 358 Extension message will give you the on call 10.30am, at 2 A Hill Street. number; email: [email protected] [email protected], 6, Grahamstown ungcwaty- FUNERAL SERVICE ARRANGED BY All interested persons are Attention :LIVINGSTONE wa ngoMgqibelo umhla we Thank you to everyone who TITI FUNERALS welcome to attend. For all your Refrigeration 04 August 2018. continues to support your SPCA. 083 511 2193 Air Conditioning & We really appreciate all the VUSANI ​BONANI REUBEN 046 622 9739 GRAHAMSTOWN Electrical requirements donations and voluntary support uhlala kwa 155A Joza Loc, we have received and continue to 6. PROPERTY PLEASE CALL WILLIAM receive, which helps us continue Grahamstown ungcwatywa HOSPICE 083 427 4350 to support all the animals who need us. From all the animals ngoMgqibelo umhla we 04 [email protected] DIGS TO RENT August 2018. here at the SPCA and those we A stunning six persons digs, Death have yet to help and assist thank PUWANA ​AYANDA uhlala you so very much for caring. in Sunnyside, is eBathurst Farm, Barthust available from Dec 2018. GERALD DENNIS Services Offered Happy Birthday to Shattercat and ungcwatywa ngoMgqibelo Pool, off-street parking, QUINN on behalf of the Grahamstown umhla we 04 August 2018. DIGS TO DIGS REMOVALS SPCA thank you so very, HiTec, semi furnished and Deputy Librarian from MNTUNDINI ​SIMO uhlala ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Furniture Removals very much for your generous prepaid electricity. All for 1973, then Rhodes donation of food etc towards kwa 892 Gangca Street, Date : 21st August 2018 ( local & national), helping the animals, that you R14 000 / month. Please University Librarian from Port Alfred ungcwatywa Time : 13:00 Deliveries & Daily Refuse arranged in honour of your WhatsApp me on ngoMgqibelo umhla we 04 1978 to 1988 and former Venue : 15 Milner Street Collections. Call / Birthday. 084 581 6275 for more resident of Grahamstown August 2018. WhatsApp: 081 436 9750 Cats and Dogs: We have a large information. MAVUSO NOMPUMELEL​ O from 1973 to 2012, died All are welcome!!! selection of Cats, kittens, Dogs and peacefully on Thursday 12 GRAHAMSTOWN TREEFEL- a couple of Puppies to adopt please uhlala kwa 1097 Gwala visit the Grahamstown SPCA to Street, Port Alfred July 2018 in Milnerton, LING & GARDEN REFUSE meet them and for more information ungcwatywa ngoMgqibelo Cape Town. He is deeply REMOVAL. R10.00 per 8. LEGALS mourned by his wife, Cat of the week Hi….My name is umhla we 04 August 2018. bag or quoted per loads of Jinx. I am a brown and grey fluffy ZOZI ​MZWANDILE Sylvia; son David, wife refuse. male cat, with a fluffy black tail. I am very loving and affectionate. I enjoy WELCOME uhlala​ kwa 963 Debbie and granddaughter Call: 079 157 3401 Miriam; daughter Barbara; cuddle time and am looking for a Mswela Street, Port Alfred loving family to call my own. To meet ungcwatywa ngoMgqibelo son Akiva, wife Donna and Child Welfare Miscellaneous Wanted me, please visit the Grahamstown In the Estate of the Late grandson Samuel. Grahamstown is looking SPCA or for more information call umhla we 04 August 2018. 046 622 3233. CHRISTOPHER KETANI, NYAPA ​NCAMENI ​uhlala for the biological father Cars and Bakkies wanted in Dog of the week: Hi…….. My name Identity No. 761204 5881 kwa 2793 Nogqala Street, of Anelitha Tsewu, any condition, old models are is Bandit. I am one of seven very 088; born 04 DECEMBER In Memoriam welcome too. Please contact playful and very friendly mixed Kenton on Sea ungcwatywa born 06/04/2010. breed puppies looking for a loving 1976, who died on 25 MAY ngoMgqibelo umhla 04 The biological mother Himat on :082 722 6183 home. I love attention and enjoy lots 2017, of 248 ITHEMBENI is Noluvuyo Tsewu, of playtime.Please visit me and my August 2018. HENSON siblings at the Grahamstown SPCA STREET, EXTENSION 7, born 18/02/1993 is KONDILE​ MLUNGISI uhlala DERICK Transport or for more information call 046 622 GRAHAMSTOWN, 6139 eMphekweni Loc, Peddie decesased. Please could 3233. Married in community of ungcwatywa ngoMgqibelo 4/08/2017 anyone with information property (customary A yearCome has passed hurry since to Come hurry to Do you want to Thank you veryDo much you to the want to wish umhla we 04 August 2018. regarding his whereabouts Grahamstown community for your marriage) to TYHILEKA Derick was called home. congratulate someone continued food donations.someone you know BADI​ LINDA uhlala kwa contact Shade Tobias, RODOLO, Identity No. Grocott’sThe void left in my Mail life at Grocott’s Mail Blu Robin, Madhatter’s Coffee Shop 11569 Extension 10, Joza Social Worker at Child who just got engaged? and Pam Goldingor Grahamstown a couple are a happy760801 0414 087 times is filled with sadness Loc, Grahamstown offices to place your Welfareoffices Grahamstown to place on your very kindly acting as pet-food drop and disbelief… Grocott’s Mail off points. anniversary? ungcwatywa ngoMgqibelo Birth Notice for only 046-6361355.Death Notice for only ESTATE NO: 002744/2017 What it meant to lose him, is giving away Kennel SponsorshipsGrocott’s are still Mail umhla we 04 August 2018. R10 per insert Child WelfareR10 per SA - insert available for only R850 for a year!! no-one will ever know. Grahamstown is looking 20 words or less Thank you to Grahamstownis giving Vetsaway 20 Thewords FIRST AND FINAL LIQUI- for 20 words for 20 words and Ikhala Vets for your continued for the biological fathers for only support. We are very pleasedor less with for onlyDATION AND DISTRIBUTION orAlways less -Aldyth of Sipho Johnor Klaasless, R10 per insert all the young people becomingR10 per insertACCOUNT in the above Come hurry born 12/11//2012, and involved with the Grahamstown SPCA, thank you all for all the Estate will lie for inspection Asanda Annah Klaas, born help you give us and the time you at the office of the Master to Grocott’s Are you looking for 20/05/Do 2OO8. you have a Are you looking for a spend with the animals.Do Thankyou youhave anyof the High Court, Please could anyone to all the volunteers for coming up to lift or are you offering the SPCA, walking and Textbookssocialising GRAHAMSTOWN, for a Mail offices a domestic job or with informationCommunity on the the animals. period of twenty-one (21) looking to employ whereaboutsService of the Event a lift? you want todays from 03 August 2018 to place your Please come and visit our thrift shop someone? fathers,coming contact Kim up? Grocott’s Mail and you can also buy booksbuy/sell? in aid of Wright on 046-6361355 the SPCA from Madhatters Coffee DE JAGER&LORDAN INC is giving away Shop in town and NoomGrocott’s Coffee Mail Birth & Death Grocott’s Mail Grocott’s Mail Follow us on Attorneys for the Executor Shop in the industrialis giving area. away 20 words is giving away 20 words is giving away 20 words Facebook:20 words or less 25 RETIEF STREET or less for only R10 Notice for or less for only R10 or less for only R10 for only Look in our facebook ‘Adoptions’ ALEXANDRIA www.facebook. photo albums, to see whoper has foundinsert. per insert. per insert. R10 per insert their forever home. 6185 Free under com/grocotts/ Visit our SPCA shop on site! All TEL: 046-6530005 books only R20! Boarding fees : Dogs- XL R55; L R53; M R47; (Ref: D Joubert/sw) 20 words S R42; Puppy or Cats R39. We Call our CLASSIFIED desperately need fundraising mobile DEADLINE: ideas. Please call 046 622 3233. www.grocotts.co.za number www.grocotts.co.za 076 733 1770 Wednesday @ www.grocotts.co.za 4pm 14 SPORT Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 Saints club supports community runners By STEPHEN KISBEY-GREEN have also received donations run earlier this year.” s the GBS Mutual Bank to defray some of the more The programme is not Mountain Drive Half costly expenses such as run- merely financial, but provides Marathon draws ever ning shoes. While Albany assistance with transport Acloser, the Albany Saints and could not fulfil a similar com- and accommodation during Sinners Multisport Club has mitment this year, they have out-of-town races. For exam- once again committed to ena- already set in motion two ple, the Kowie Striders from bling running in the commu- events for 2019 that should Port Alfred and the Muizen- nity through its Development help fill up the kitty for such berg Trail Dawgs assisted the Runners Programme. a commitment. The club’s club’s athletes during this Albany, which is assisting members also often donate year’s Two Oceans Marathon in planning and organising running shoes to the athletes. in Cape Town. the 2018 GBS Mountain Drive “As a club we are very “They will be participat- race, supports 10 local run- proud of our Development ing in this year’s GBS Moun- ners from the Grahamstown Running group as these ath- tain Drive Half Marathon,” (Makhanda) community, who letes are some of the top ath- said Van Dyk. “Sadly we have cannot afford the annual club letes in the province. Not only a couple on injuries which membership and license fees, on the road running front but means you might see them on The DSG U13 B side on the attack against a good Hudson Park side on Saturday 28 July. according to club chairper- also with regards to trail run- the route, waving you on.” Photo: Laura du Toit son, Jaco van Dyk. ning,” said Van Dyk. The GBS Mutual Bank The programme has a num- “Our Development Runners Mountain Drive Half Mara- ber of great athletes from all don’t take this opportunity for thon will take place on Sat- age groups, who all receive granted and have assisted us urday 25 August, and guar- club running vests to help with Marshalling for instance antees to be a fun-filled DSG, Hudson Park clash in them connect with the rest of at various events in 2017 and family event. Registration the club. in 2018 – the most recent is still open for the race at In the past, these runners event being the SciFest fun bit.ly/GrocGBSMtnDrive21 feast of school sport

By JESSICA FELDTMAN “The hockey scores were The DSG U13 A team domi- As a club we are very proud of our Development Running On Saturday 28 July, Dioc- a different story and DSG nated the first half, scoring group as these athletes are some of the top athletes in the esan School for Girls Junior only lost one game,” said two goals. Hudson Park picked (DSG) hosted Hudson Park for DSG sports coordinator, Patti up their intensity during the province. Not only on the road running front but also with a series of exciting netball and Tooley. The U10 B and U11B second half but DSG’s defense hockey matches. The matches DSG teams displayed excel- was more than a match for regards to trail running. commenced early in the morn- lent team effort and managed their opponents, who kept out ing, with clear skies adding to to win each of their matches the Hudson attack to end the the great mood. 4-0. The DSG U10 A side won match 2-0 victors. Hudson Park proved to 3-1, while the U11 A were the Coach Cathy Munro dis- Standard Bank Building be a tough opponent for the only hockey side to suffer a played immense pride for the 32 Govan Mbeki Avenue DSG girls on the netball court. defeat on the day, losing 1-2 young team. P O Box 318 Port Elizabeth, 6001 Nevertheless, the DSG girls in a close battle. “[I am] very proud of the www.sarahbaartman.Tel: 041 508 7111 co.za showed true determination. The most anticipated girls for their perseverance Fax: 041 508 7000 The U10 B team were the only matches on the day were the and determination to finish team able to secure a 8-3 vic- U13 A and B hockey teams. the game strong. We only have VACANCIES tory. Unfortunately, the U13 The U13 B side showed im- one more fixture this coming MUNICIPAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME teams were unable to play pressive determination which weekend and we are hoping due to Hudson Park not hav- resulted in a 3-0 win for the to end off the season on a high (ALL INCLUSIVE STIPEND - R96 000 PER ANNUM) (2-YEAR FIXED PERIOD) ing u/13 teams. hosts. note.” The Sarah Baartman District Municipality (SBDM) has embarked on a drive to provide graduates with specific experience to help them become employable. The Internship Programme will facilitate on the job technical skills development to ensure that graduates are provided with relevant practical skills and appropriate experience in various disciplines. SBDM invites applications from unemployed graduates from historically disadvantaged backgrounds who are Derby day hockey action strictly residing in the following Local Municipalities: Dr Beyer’s Naude, Blue Crane Route, Kouga, Koukamma, STAFF REPORTER Graeme were slow to get the game, and actually hold a Makana, Ndlambe and Sunday River Valley, to participate in the following internship programme. Graeme College hosted King- out the starting blocks and lot of the momentum in the INTERNSHIP REQUIREMENTS KEY RESPONSIBILITIES swood on Wednesday 25 July struggled in the first half. second half. Kingswood stood in what is always an eagerly The Kingswood side had firm, however, and held on to • End User Support anticipated derby fixture. a number of very influential a well deserved 3-1 win. • Desktop Maintenance Degree in Computer Sciences Information Technology • Printer Maintenance Graeme took on their visi- players, whom Graeme strug- Kingswood were undefeat- or IT degree • First Tier Network Support tors in three hockey matches gled to keep up with. ed on the day, with their Sec- • Basic Administration early in the day, which saw Two soft goals meant that ond team winning 1-2, while Degree/B.Tech in Human Resources or • Performance Management System Graeme’s U15 A side take on Kingswood went in to the the Graeme U15 A side drew Performance Public Management with Performance • Institutional Performance the U14 A side from King- break with a comfortable 1-1 against the Kingswood Management Management III or equivalent • Integration of the Organisational swood, while both sets of First lead. U14 A side. qualification Performance Management and Second teams went head Graeme were not clinical B.Tech in Public Admin or Human to head. enough on the night to make Results: Corporate Services • Human Resources Resources This was the start of the fi- their chances count, but al- Graeme College U15 A 1-1 Economic Development Degree or B.Tech in Developmental nal week of winter sports fix- ways looked dangerous with Kingswood College U14 A • LED and Planning Studies tures for Kingswood’s hockey well executed penalty corner Graeme College 2nds 1-2 side, which included a 3-1 routines. Kingswood College 2nds An application form, including a detailed CV, certified copies of qualifications and ID are to be placed in win for the Kingswood First One of those was converted Graeme College 1st 1-3 King- envelopes marked “Confidential” for the attention of the Corporate Services Section or call 041 5087044/ 7001 for further information. Alternatively, from the security point at the Standard Bank Building, 32 Govan Team. to help Graeme claw back into swood College 1st Mbeki Avenue, Port Elizabeth. Application forms (marked Internship Programme) can also be downloaded from the Council’s website: http:// www.sbdm.co.za CLOSING DATE: FRIDAY, 10 AUGUST 2018 Please note that the appointment for all advertised positions is at the discretion of the Municipality and therefore reserves the right not to fill the positions advertised. Correspondence will only be entered into with KNOWParkrun #201 THEofficials SCORE SHORTLISTED AND INTERVIEWED candidates. The 201st edition of the Grahamstown park run took 9. Unknown - Information not provided to the Please note that the following documents ARE NOT accepted: •Z83 employment application forms •Nelson place on Saturday 28 July. Here are the top finishers officials Mandela Metro Municipality employment application forms •Department of Labour employment application from the event: 10. Cee-Jay Porthen - 22:22 (M) forms •Faxed application forms including those received after the closing date. 1. Unknown - Information not provided to the 11. Zwelethemba Yaka - 23:08 (M) The SBDM does not notify applicants whose applications were unsuccessful. Applicants not contacted within officials 12. Thomas Harper - 23:28 (M) twenty one (21) days after the closing date should accept that their applications were unsuccessful, however 2. Unknown - Information not provided to the 13. Siviwe Moyake - 24:28 (M) they are thanked for showing interest in the District Municipality. officials 14. Thobela Sambane - 24:30 (M) SBDM DRAWS THE ATTENTION OF ALL INTERESTED APPLICANTS TO ITS DECISION TO RELOCATE 3. Brad Landrey - 21:06 (M) 15. Candice Serfontein - 24:38 (F) ITS HEAD OFFICES TO AN AREA IN THE SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT AND FURTHER CONFIRMS 4. Isaac Kagwanja - 21:09 (M) 16. Matt Hanly - 25:08 (M) THAT THE RELOCATION PROCESS WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE NEAR FUTURE. 5. Unknown - Information not provided to the 17. Rugare Mdlankomo - 25:28 (M) MS U. DANIELS - ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER, SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY officials 18. Pedro Azola Mkhwambi - 26:05 (M) PO BOX 318, PORT ELIZABETH, 6000 6. Daniel Erasmus - 21:29 (M) 19. Marphil Mokoena - 26:21 (M) NOTICE NO. 42 OF 2018 7. Richard Alexander - 22:01 (M) 20. Unknown - Information not provided to the www.ursonline.co.za 8. Unknown - Information not provided to the officials Grocott’s Mail 3 AUGUST 2018 SPORT 15 International hockey gold Locals run the SA for St Andrew’s player

STAFF REPORTER St Andrew’s College head boy, Peter Jarvis, was part of the 21Km Champs South African U18 five-a-side hockey team that won gold at By STEPHEN KISBEY-GREEN wo of Grahamstown’s the African Youth Games in Al- (Makhanda’s) local long giers, Algeria. The tournament distance running stars was contested as a Hockey 5s traveledT to Port Elizabeth’s tournament and is a qualifier Pollock Beach to take part in for the Youth Olympics in Bue- the SA 21 km Championships nos Aires later this year. on Saturday 28 Jluly. Terri- Jarvis is one of three hockey Lynn Penney was joined by players from the Eastern Prov- Masixole Xayiya for the half ince who made the SA U18 marathon as part of the East- side. Also making the team er Province team. were Cody Posthumus and Penney, who has previ- Luke Wynford, both from Grey ously represented her prov- High School. ince nine times, was excited The SA side got their cam- to race again as part of the paign off to winning start beat- EP team. “The race was awe- ing Namibia 5-0 in their open- some,” said Penney. “It was a ing pool game. They then beat special moment to run with Zimbabwe 6-0 and Algeria the cream of the crop of 9-0 to top their Pool Games. 21km runners on SA.” They had a bye in the quarter- Penney, who finished as finals and beat Nigeria 5-2 in the 13th vet out of 70, added the semi-finals, booking their “I felt very confident racing place in the final. The SA U18 [in the] SA [champs], as I side went on to beat Zambia, knew I did the training for by shootout, in the final to win Peter Jarvis with his Gold medal at the U18 5-A-Side hockey the run and knew the course Gold. The final took pave on tournament in Algeria. Photo: Supplied quite well. I was happy with Friday. At the end of the final, Jarvis was the top goal scorer my race, but I expected to do Terri-Lynn Penney (left) and Masixole Xayiya represented Eastern better. I didn’t run the time at the tournament with 12 etermaritzburg. The games take the series. Jarvis was out- Province at the South African 21km Championships on Saturday goals. were tightly-contested affairs, standing, scoring two goals in that I wanted to.” 28 July. Photo: Supplied This was the first time that Before the five-a-side tour- including a 3-3, and a 4-4 the first match, and one in the Xayiya had been selected for “I enjoyed my race, but hope- Although she is not focused nament, Jarvis was part of the draw, with Australia equal- second. Jarvis then left with the Eastern Province side, fully next year I can do better,” on it at the moment, Penney South Africa U18 hockey side izing in the final moments of the SA U18 five-a-side team to and he enjoyed his time rep- said Xayiya. “71 minutes is my is also ready to tackle the GBS that took part in a three-test the first two games. Australia take part in the African Youth resenting his province, de- target.” Mutual Bank Mountain Drive series against Australia in Pi- won the third match 6-3 to Games. spite carrying an injury. “The With the running year com- Half Marathon at the end of race was so perfect,” said ing to a close, both Penney August. Xayiya, “but I had a little bit and Xayiya are looking to fin- Xayiya, for his part, will of an injury in my leg on Fri- ish strong. Penney will com- likely miss out on the GBS SPORTS day before the race.” pete in the EP Cross Country Mountain Drive this year due Having ran the Two Oceans Championships on Saturday 4 to the injury, but he has said earlier in the year, Xayiya August, before hopefully rep- that it is his favourite local wants to improve on his time resenting EP in the SA Cross race and wishes all of the rac- HERO OF THE Country Champs on 8 August. ers luck ahead of it. if he gets selected next year. Grahamstown WEEK Jade Slabbert A rising star at Grahamstown Primary, Jade Slabbert is a talented and energetic young athlete and student. Slobber is a grade 6 pupil at Grahamstown Primary, who is passionate about sport, focusing on cricket and rugby in particular. The young outside centre has been an outstanding performer on the sports field since he first started playing mini rugby in grade 1, and Orren Jacobs (centre) was first in the Welterweight Division of the SA Developmental Championships has since become one of the in Kimberley. Photo: Supplied star player in his school’s U11 A rugby side. Slabbert has exceptional speed and is very Jacobs brings home gold agile for a boy of his age. This Jade Slabbert is an exceptional young rugby player, bursting was noticed in his first year of with talent at Grahamstown Primary. Photo: Supplied By STEPHEN KISBEY-GREEN velopmental Championships. especially when our athletes playing rugby, and has been The South African Develop- He last competed in the 2013, can compete at a national sports, cricket and rugby. Mr Sphere, who coaches nurtured in him ever since. Throughout this season, the U11 side along with mental Bodybuilding Champi- when he was second in his di- level,” said Burger. “We would Slabbert is a quiet learner onships took place in Kimber- vision. like to thank Danny Bridger Slabbert has scored a try school principal, Leon who tries his best in class. He ley over the weekend of 27-29 “It feels amazing to see eve- (Dee-Licious Spitbraais) and in every match that he has Coetzee, said that he is very July. Makana Bodybuilding’s rything you’ve tried to accom- James Sholto-Douglas (A.N. is well mannerd and interacts played, and recently capped impressed with Slabbert’s Orren Jacobs took home first plish be fulfilled,” said Jacobs, White Hardware) for their fi- well with his peers, although off his spectacular season all-round awareness on the place in the Welterweight di- who was proud to have ac- nancial assistance to make it they often get fed up with with a hat trick against PJ field. His only weakness is, vision, and second overall in complished the goals that he possible for our team to rep- him because they cannot Olivier over the past week- at times, he does not want the senior competition. had set out for himself. “But resent EP at the SA’s in Kim- catch him. He is constantly end. His mother has always to pass because he always Jacobs was selected for there is always more work berley.” talking about his favourite been his biggest fan. wants to score. the Eastern Province team to to be done before the next Jacobs will now begin travel to Kimberley, after be- show.” preparations for the Eastern ing crowned EP Novice Cham- Gareth Burger, Makana Province Championships in Can the sports hero please come and collect his prize from pion at the EP Developmental Bodybuilding’s treasurer, was Port Elizabeth in September, Championships on 17 June in happy to see members from before heading to the South the Grocott’s Mail offices situated at the School of Journalism Port Elizabeth. his club perform so well at na- African Championships in and Media Studies, AMM Building, Prince Alfred Street. This was Jacobs’ second tional level. Jansenville later that same time competing at the SA De- “It means a lot to our club, month. Call 046 603 7111 MOUNTAIN DRIVE HALF MARATHON

3 August 2018 • Vol. 148 Issue: 030 WEEKS 3 TO GO GBS Mountain Drive training programme: Week 11 With three weeks to go before the GBS Mutual Bank Mountain Drive Half Marathon, here is week 11 of Grocott’s Mail’s 12-week training programme, created by Terri-Lynn Penney:

Monday easy 60min over a hilly course Tuesday 15min warm up 6 x 1km at race pace 2min rest in between Wednesday easy 60min Thursday easy 45min with last 10min of run at race pace Friday rest Saturday 19km (longest run before MT drive half) Sunday 20min recovery run Terri-Lynn Penney is a local Mark Amm gets Graeme on the scoreboard with a try early in the game against Kingswood College. Photo: Supplied triathlete, who has had great success around the province, nationally and internationally. Having recently completed her 14th Two Oceans Ultra Marathon, Grocott’s Mail asked Penney for her go-to training Graeme take honours programme for a 21km. With the By: MATTHEW JENNINGS The game kicked off and, after lead for the first time in the game into the lead again. With no time left GBS Mutual Bank Mountain Drive raeme College played host to much Kingswood pressure, Abong- through a converted try from David on the clock, Kingswood earned a Half Marathon just 10 weeks away, one of the biggest local derby ile Klaas scored for the visitors to McCallum, with four minutes left in penalty on the sideline near the 22m. Grocott’s Mail is ready to see our days on Saturday 28 July, go ahead 5-0 early on. Graeme were the half. in the last play of the game, Kingswood opted to kick at goal, how- readers reach the finish line. Penney Gwhen Kingswood College travelled to firm and were able to level the scores Klaas managed to get the visitors ever the roars of the Graeme crowd is a personal trainer and bootcamp Graeme’s home ground for a full day through a try by Mark Amm. With back in the lead, through a converted told the story of a missed kick. This instructor, for more information of fixtures. only 15 minutes left, Kingswood’s try of his own. resulted in Graeme ending off the su- please contact her at 083 504 7940. The last time Kingswood College Jared Manus converted a penalty Immediately after kick-off in the perb derby with a 24-22 victory. took to Graeme’s home ground, they kick to edge Kingswood back into an second half, Klaas scored his and Throughout the other results, Grae- endured a hard loss at the beginning 5-8 lead. After a missed penalty at- Kingswood’s third try, which King- me took the majority of the spoils, of the season against a very good tempt by the hosts, Graeme gained swood’s lead to 12-22. Against the with the junior matches going to the Framesby side. Graeme, who came momentum against Kingswood, who run of play, Graeme turned the ball hosts. Kingswood were not without into the game as underdogs having were trying to regain their focus. over and chipped over the Kingswood their own victories on the day, how- lostON the majority EVERY of theirPASSENGER, encounters SUVGraeme AND surged 4X4 forward, TYRE. chip- defence to score through Arnouw Nel, ever, with their Thirds team winning in the past few years, were set to build ping away at the Kingswood defense closing the game to 17-22. 7-62, while the Kingswood U15 A an atmosphere at homeFrEE that would which fell short of holding Graeme With only fifteen minutes to go, Nel took home a 17-33 victory. Overall, catch their opponents off guard. back, and the home side took the scored another try to take the hostsSport the derby lived up to expectations.S Diary ON EVERY PASSENGER, SUV AND 4X4 TYRE. SportS Diary SportS Diary ON EVERY PASSENGER, SUV AND 4X4 TYRE.

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