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Oslo has found a new home.The once-starving

boerboel bid farewell to the Brakpan SPCA on Wednesday, last week, when he was collected by his new owner.

The Herald reported in our August 19 edition, how a severely malnourished and injured Oslo was rescued by the Brakpan SPCA on August 12 from a property in Brakpan.

He had been abandoned at the residence and weighed a meagre 47kg.

The neglected dog also had an infected wound on his left leg, which required treatment.

Oslo's new owner, Edenvale resident Mike Mellas, told the Herald that his wife Gillian had seen a Facebook post appealing for assistance with Oslo’s medical treatment.

“We then came through to the SPCA, saw him and fell in love with him,” he said.

According to Brakpan SPCA manager Ming Church, Mike and Gillian would visit Oslo every weekend and would call every day to check on his progress.

“We knew they were just right for Oslo,” she said.

In preparation for his adoption, Mike and Gillian

also brought their Labrador, Suzie, who was also adopted from the SPCA, along to meet Oslo.

The doggy meet-and-greet went well.

During his approximate month-long stay at the SPCA, Oslo’s health improved tremendously.

He was put on a diet of raw feed and boiled eggs to help him gain weight, and was even strong enough to undergo a surgical procedure (neutering) on Tuesday, last week.

The SPCA was also given the green light to take Oslo for hydrotherapy for his hind legs.

The friendly and affectionate dog weighed close to 60kg when he left the society.

Mike had a copious amount of biltong treats on hand for Oslo's journey home, and if this is anything to go by, Oslo will fi nally get the life he deserves with his new family.

Oslo's departure was bittersweet for SPCA staff members and his presence at the society will be greatly missed.

The SPCA posted an update on Oslo on their Facebook page on Monday morning, where it was stated he is loving his new surroundings.

"Big boy has realised he is safe and cared for

in his new home, he even ventured inside after a few days," the post read.

"He is seeing his own vet this week and will then start with the water therapy after that.

"We were told his tail doesn't stop wagging."

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Safety tip of the weekTake photographs of all employees and keep copies of their identity documents. It could be to your advantage to identify them, if required. Do not employ casual workers without a reference.

The following arrests were made in Brakpan over the weekend:• Possession of dagga..................................2• Assault GBH...............................................1• Drunk driving...............................................3• Malicious damage to property.....................2• Business break-in.......................................1• Possession of unlicensed fi rearm...............4

Mass vaccination campaign postponedThe fi rst round of the National vaccine campaign scheduled to start last week has been postponed and will take place from October 31 to November 18.

The second immunisation round will be communicated closer to the date.

The National Department of Health plans to conduct an integrated measles and polio campaign to protect the health of young children.

The City of Ekurhuleni will partake in the mass immunisation campaign that will be carried out at all primary health care facilities in Ekurhuleni.

Details of the vaccination process are as follows:

• First immunisation round Measles vaccine: six to 59 monthsVitamin A: 12 to 59 monthsMebendazole deworming tablets: four to 59

monthsNutritional screening: six to 59 months• Second immunisation roundOral polio vaccine: 0 to 59 months

Kry jou posbussleutelInwoners wat gebruik gemaak het van die posbusse by die poskantoor, in die wandellaan, kan nou hul pos afhaal by die posdepot op die hoek van Prince George- en Muirlaan.

Die posbusse is van die wandellaan na die depot verskuif en inwoners kan ook hul sleutels by die depot kry. Die poskantoor is al 'n geruime tyd gelede gesluit.

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A picture is worth a thousand words, or so the old saying goes.

For decades photographs have been used by journalists, artists and the man on the street to capture moments otherwise lost in time, and can be used to tell a story in a way that words just cannot.

A number of Caxton editors shared their thoughts of photos.

“Can you imagine reading a newspaper without any photographs?

“Photographs taken by journalists often summarise what is written in an article and are of utmost importance and are often used to enhance a story.

“This is especially true for readers who don’t have time to read the newspaper from back to front,” said Thelma Koorts, editor of the Brakpan Herald.

“My favourite thing about taking photos is that I can tell a story through my lens.

“Sometimes all you need is a good photo and words become almost unnecessary,” Melissa Hart, editor of the Germiston City News said.

“Strong photos draw readers to stories and make articles and

publications come alive. “Creative juices are let loose

with a camera in hand,” said Kevin van der List, editor of the Benoni City Times.

At the annual Photo and Film Expo, which will be held at the Ticketpro Dome from October 27 to 30, photographers have the opportunity to travel back in time and take part in a workshop that will pay tribute to the original photographic processes.

The Alternative Print Workshop (http://alternativeprintworkshop.co.za) in conjunction with Museum Africa will be running a darkroom on site which will allow visitors a chance to get involved in a demonstration on the developing of fi lm from yesteryear to today, allowing photo enthusiasts to fall more in love with photography.

Visitors can then jump forward in time to a dedicated underwater section.

“A special tank has been built by photographers specifi cally for underwater imaging.

“It will allow us to showcase underwater photography for the very fi rst time at the expo,” explained event organiser, Matt Raven.

Grow your love for photography

Puleng Sekabate, a journalist for the Germiston City News, would be lost without her ability to take photos.

Straatname nou meer sigbaarWerknemers van die Ekurhuleni Metro is tans besig om die name op die randstene van die dorp se strate oor te verf. Die straatname op die meeste plekke in die dorp is heeltemal onleesbaar en die duidelike swart straatname op helder geel verf is ‘n aansienlike verbetering. Op die foto is Leonard Nkosi besig om een van die straatname (Northdenelaan) op die randsteen te verf.

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Boy drowns in damA seven-year-old boy died on Saturday, last week, after he became submerged in a quicksand-like substance in a dam near the Vlakfontein Mine Dump, in Tsakane.

It is believed the boy was one of a group of young children who were playing near the mine dump and went swimming in a dam in the area.

The incident took place around midday and community members and EMPD offi cers rushed to the scene.

"One section of the dam apparently contains a dangerous swampy section with cyanide-fi lled soil," said EMPD spokesperson Lieut-Col Wilfred Kgasago.

"One of the children drowned in the swamp as he could not extricate himself from the quicksand-like muddy area.

"By the time the child could be removed from the swamp, it was too late and paramedics certifi ed him dead on the scene."

Kgasago urged parents to supervise their children.

"Be in the know to their whereabouts at all times and also inform them of areas that are unsafe to play in."

EMPD Brakpan Precinct offi cers and Peace Corps members recently conducted foot patrols within the Plastic City informal settlement, in an effort to make the area safer.

According to EMPD spokesperson Lieut-Col Wilfred Kgasago, the informal settlement populace is approximately 800, the majority of whom are foreign nationals.

Waste processing and illegal mining are the two main sources of income for many people living here.

"Complaints of spiking crime, vandalising of the concrete palisade fencing around the landfi ll site (Weltevreden) to gain access and diverting trucks coming to dump at the landfi ll site to the informal settlement are some of the illegal activities prevalent in and around the informal settlement," said Kgasago.

"The periodic patrols will continue to be conducted to make the area safer."

Hijacking duo caughtIt took less than two hours for members of the EMPD's Community Liaison and First Responder Units to recover a hijacked vehicle and arrest two men in connection with the crime.

The men were nabbed on Tuesday, last week, after the owner of a white Mazda 323 was hijacked in KwaThema at about 8.30am.

His assailants were armed with a pistol and a knife.

According to EMPD spokesperson Lieut-Col Wilfred Kgasago, the tracking company relayed the message to the EMPD offi cers who were able to track the vehicle in Tsakane, resulting in the arrest of two suspects.

A 32-year-old man was injured in a head-on collision after allegedly stealing an idling vehicle from a petrol station in Brakpan.

According to EMPD spokesperson Lieut-Col Wilfred Kgasago, the incident took place on Tuesday, last week, after a couple drove into the local petrol

station at around noon to fi ll up their Mazda 3.

“While the driver was in conversation with the petrol attendant and his wife was seated in the passenger seat, an unknown man jumped into the vehicle and sped off,” said Kgasago.

“The wife jumped out of the

moving vehicle and sustained an injury to her left arm.

“She was rushed to the Life Springs Parkland Hospital.

“Due to the thief’s reckless driving, the stolen Mazda crashed head-on into a red Volkswagen Polo along Vlakfontein Road.

“The EMPD Brakpan Precinct commander came across the

accident scene and called for backup.”

The thief and the driver of the red Polo sustained injuries and were transported to the Pholosong Hospital, in Tsakane.

The suspect was recovering under police guard.

“Both the Mazda and the Polo are write-offs,” added Kgasago.

Suspected thief nabbed after crashing stolen car

What issues can be reported to the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipalilty?

• RoadsPotholes Road markingsMissing stop signs• Water and sewageAll water leaks outside

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outside property boundariesIllegal water connections• ElectricityAll power failures

Illegal connectionsStreet lights not workingTraffi c lights not working• Parks Tree cutting Grass cuttingMaintenance of parks• Solid wasteNon-collection of refuseIllegal dumping

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The Brakpan ward councillors are:

• Ward 31: Clr Jackie Reilly – 082 786 8386.

Dalpark Proper and Extensions (excluding Dalpark Extension One), and Leachville.

• Ward 97: Clr Brandon

Pretorius – 083 308 7821.Brakpan CBD, Brakpan

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Ueckermann – 076 541 9717.Dalview, Dalpark Extension

One, Larrendale, Kenleaf, Rand Collieries, Denneoord, Vulcania, Sallies Village, Minnebron, Sonneveld, Sunair Park and Carnival Industrial Park.

• Brakpan Member of Parliament: MP Gordon Mackay – 060 507 2009.

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Bejaarde egpaar in huis oorval Inbrekers het verlede Dinsdagoggend ’n bejaarde man so hard met ’n breekyster (crowbar) oor die kop geslaan dat hy bloed opgegooi het.

Die voorval het plaasgevind toe drie inbrekers toegeslaan het op ’n bejaarde egpaar se huis in Bertie Meyer Singel, Minnebron.

Volgens die egpaar se 40-jarige seun, het sy ouers ongeveer 4.30vm wakker geword van ’n lawaai by die agterdeur.

“My pa (65) het gaan ondersoek instel en gesien dat die agterdeur en veiligheidshek oopgebreek was.”

“My ouers het die SAPD, wat redelik gou opgedaag het, gekontak en die lede het die erf en die huis deursoek, maar daar was geen teken van die inbrekers nie.”

Volgens die seun het sy pa homself daarna gereed gekry vir werk en was hy om 5.30vm in die kombuis besig om sy ontbyt te eet.

“My pa is heeltemal onkant betrap toe drie mans by die agterdeur ingebars het.”

“Een het hom dadelik hard met ’n breekyster oor die kop geslaan.”

“My pa is daarna na die sitkamer geneem waar sy hande met die telefoon se draad vasgebind is.”

“Een van die inbrekers het na my ma, wat nog geslaap het, se kamer gegaan en haar beveel om uit die bed te klim.”

“Sy is ook na die sitkamer geneem waar haar hande en voete vasgebind is.”

“Een van die mans het by my ouers gebly terwyl die ander twee waardevolle items asook elektriese ware op my ouers se Corsa bakkie gelaai het.”

“My ma moes vir hulle sê waar die sleutels van die voertuig en die hek is en hulle is vort met die bakkie en die gesteelde goed,” het hul seun vertel.

“My ma kon daarin slaag om haar hande en voete los te maak, waarna sy na buite gegaan het.”

“Bure van hulle was op pad werk toe en sy kon hulle selfoon gebruik aangesien my ouers se fone ook gesteel is.”

Die huiseienaar is na ’n plaaslike hospitaal geneem en is later oorgeplaas na die neurologiese eenheid van ’n hospitaal in Benoni.

“My pa het harsingskudding opgedoen en moes ook steke aan sy kop kry om die wond te heg.”

“Dit gaan beter met hom alhoewel hy ook sukkel met die gehoor in sy een oor.”

Die voorval word deur die SAPD ondersoek.

• Die name van die slagoffers asook hul seun is bekend, maar word om veiligheidsredes nie gepubliseer nie.

Hoërskool Stoffberg verwelkom akteursLeerlinge van Hoërskool Stoffberg het verlede Woensdag sterre in hulle oë gehad toe akteurs van ’n Afrikaanse fi lm by die skool ’n draai kom maak het. Die akteurs Bennie Fourie (links), Bouwer Bosch en Amalia Uys het die leerders ’n voorsmakie gegee van hulle nuwe fi lm Sy Klink Soos Lente. Die romantiese komedie word 30 September vrygestel in fi lmteaters.

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Vrou slaag daarin om weg te ry toe kaper poeier in haar gesig gooiOpvolg: Rowers volg en beroof man na hy geld by bank trekBrenthurst mother and children robbed in their homeInbrekers slaan bejaarde so hard dat hy bloed opgooi

Video of the week: Peanut Butter-Stuffed Skillet CookieThis easy to make peanut butter stuffed cookie should be your best friend this Spring.

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Anton Bezuidenhout, Brenthurst skryf per e-pos:

Ek hoop iemand kan vir my sê waarom daar op byna elke lamppaal in Brenhurst ‘n oranje

elektrisiteitsboks aangebring is.

Ek het stilgehou en die mense wat besig was met die installering daarvan gevra, maar ek het nie ‘n

antwoord gekry nie.Ek dink ons, as inwoners,

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Story: Dogs saved from a shock-ing condition

Reader’s pic of the weekBernadette Cronje shared this special photo of her three-year-old son, Keagan. The photo was taken by Madelyn Hattingh at Little Nemo’s Nursery School on Spring Day. “He has the most gorgeous smile and makes his mommy’s heart melt,” said Bernadette. “A smile that touches so many people’s lives and gives them a smile!”

Have you attended a memorable event, or has something special happened in your life recently? Send the photograph and a brief description with names to malissas@caxton.co.za

Simone KokDit breek my hart om te sien dat mense nie omgee oor hulle diere nie. Hulle verwag daai hond moet hulle oppas, maar hulle kan nie na daai arme hond kyk nie. Hoekom vat hulle diere as hulle weet hulle kan nie vir daai hond sorg nie? Shame, enige diere kry ook seer. Hulle het ook ’n hart en hulle lewe ook. Wens mense kan dit vir eens besef.

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Vivian Kuhn WilliamsHier by ons, Brakpan-sentraal, is by elke lamppaal ook een. Ek dink ook ons moet ingelig word wat die doel is van die bokse. Is daar iets om oor bekommerd te wees?

Marcia Vogel RiekertAs jy jou diere so behandel, hoe behandel jy jou mense om jou?

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Sê ons wat dink jy

Ek het opgehou om my tuin nat te spuit. Ek vat my skottelgoed water en gooi dit dan oor die plante sodat hulle wel water kry en ek water kan spaar. Ek dink dis ’n goeie idee om ‘n watertenk aan te skaf.

Ek wil graag meer bewus word van die hoeveelheid water wat ek gebruik en hoe om dit te beperk, want ongelukkig op die stadium is ek nie heeltemal seker nie. Wat ek wel doen is om eerder te stort as te bad.

Normaalweg probeer ek bewus te wees van my waterverbruik. Ek sal eerder stort as bad. As ek in die oggend gestort het en myself net bietjie in die aand wil skoonmaak, sal ek ‘n wasbak gebruik.

Ek sal eerder ‘n vinnige stort vat as om te bad, want dit spaar heelwat water. Daar is wel waterverbruik wat nie verminder kan word nie. Byvoorbeeld, drinkwater is vir ‘n mens se gesondheid.

Ek bly op ‘n plot en dis moeilik om min water te gebruik. Ek gebruik wel die wasmasjien water om plante nat te gooi, want daar word wel heelwat water benodig, en ek het ‘n watertenk aangeskaf.

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Henke Vorster (48) is ’n gebore Brak-panner wat op sy gelukkigste is agter ’n klawerbord of die klavier. Hy het onlangs sy vierde CD die lig laat sien en volgens hom is daar nog groot dinge wat wag.

Die Ekurhuleni Metropolitaanse Munisipaliteit (EMM) het onlangs waterbeperkings ingestel en die Herald het inwoners gevra: Wat doen jy om water te bespaar?

• Op watter ouderdom het jy begin musiek maak?Die gogga het so sewe jaar gelede gebyt, alhoewel ek nog altyd ’n belangstelling in musiek gehad het. • Watter instrumente speel jy?Die klawerbord is beslis my gunsteling, maar ek speel ook klavier.• Wat is jou gunsteling musiek?Ek hou van jazz, country, die blues en natuurlik boeremusiek.• Jy het onlangs ’n nuwe CD, Henke Boerepret, op die rakke gebring. Vertel meer daarvan.

Ek is baie opgewonde oor die CD. Dit het harde werk geverg, maar dit was die moeite werd. Ek sou sê dit is my beste werk tot dusver. Dit word reeds deur verskeie radiostasies gespeel. Dit is beslis die luister werd.• Is dit jou eerste CD?Nee, dit is die vierde een. Ek en Riaan van Rensburg van Noot vir Noot het saamge-werk aan my eerste CD. Die tweede een, is getiteld Vingertaal en met die derde een het ek saam met Dylan Emsly gewerk.• Watter toekennings het jy al ontvang?In 1996 is ek aangewys as Suid-Afrika se klawerbordspeler van die jaar. In 2003 was ek ’n fi nalis in kykNet se Sakkie Langarm. In 2011 het ek weer die fi naal bereik van die kykNet Vastrap-reeks. Ek het ook al aan verskeie kompetisies van die Boeremusiek Gilde deelgeneem en gewen.• Wat geniet jy om te doen wanneer jy nie musiek maak nie?

Om die wêreld te sien maar die tyd daarvoor is beperk. My lewe draai om musiek en nuwe uitdagings is vir my lekker. Ek gaan op 7 Oktober vir die bekende sanger Nadine, wat tans Musiek Roulette op SABC 2 aanbied, klawerbord in Namibië speel. As dit goed gaan, is daar ’n moont-likheid dat ek permanent by haar groep kan aansluit om vir haar klawerbord te speel.• Waar is jou gunsteling vakansieplek?Ek hou van die laeveld en dit is vir my ook lekker om by die ATKV-oorde te ontspan. Die see en die bos roep my soms. Maar ’n vakansie is net lekker as jy saam met die regte mense is.• Waar sien jy jouself oor 10 jaar?Ek sal steeds in die musiekbedryf wees en ek sal hard besig wees om my eie “brand” te ontwikkel. Natuurlik is dit ’n doelwit van my dat ’n toekomstige CD platinumstatus sal bereik.• Wat sal jou dag omkrap?

Enigiemand wat nie kan bestuur nie, ’n vuil huis en mense wat skinder en ander sleg maak.• Sal jy hol as jy ’n slang teëkom?Nee, dit gaan sterf as ek my gaan vererg.

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News6 Friday, September 23, 2016

Weekend CrimeAccording to information received, the following crimes were reported to Brakpan police over the weekend:• Friday - A television set, laptop and tablet were stolen from a home along Hastings Avenue.A driver for a delivery company was robbed of his wallet and cellphone by two men. The driver was stopped by the pair, who were wearing traffi c police uniforms, at the corner of Koot Street and Heidelberg Road, in Witpoortjie, at about 11am.One of the men ordered the driver to get out of the vehicle and demanded cash.The other man began searching the vehicle, but found no money.The fi rst man then pointed a gun at the driver, and he was robbed of his belongings.The driver was then told to leave. The men drove off in an unmarked white Volkswagen Polo with no number plates.The driver noticed two women sitting in the back seat of the vehicle. It is not known whether the men are real or bogus traffi c offi cers.Four men robbed a Stoffberg Avenue business of a substantial amount of cash and a laptop.An employee was alone in the offi ce, at about 12.15pm, when the robbers entered the premises.One of the robbers pointed a gun at the man and instructed him to open the safe.The robbers took more than

R60 000 from the strongbox, and a laptop.They fl ed in a white Volkswagen Golf or a Mazda hatchback.Another business situated along the same street fell victim to burglars.The company was robbed of a laptop, three cellphones, three mobile printers and cold drinks.A woman was robbed of her bank card at an ATM in Brakpan North.The woman was approaching the machine, when a man suddenly grabbed her card and ran off.She received an SMS minutes later, notifying her that R1 300 had been withdrawn from her account. The incident took place at about 3pm.A toolbox was stolen from the back of a bakkie parked along Victoria Avenue.• Saturday - A residence in the Mkhankwa Village informal settlement, near Ergo, was burgled of a televison set.A white Hyundai H100 bakkie was stolen from Kingsway Avenue.• Sunday - A Dalpark family were robbed in their Seekoei Road home by two men.The robbery took place at about 1.40am.The men, who threatened the family at gunpoint, fl ed with only a cellphone.

Police were called to the Mkhankwa Village informal settlement after a 47-year-old man was stabbed to death.A witness told police she was awakened by a commotion outside her home at about 3am.The events leading up to the incident are not known.A case of murder is being investigated.Electric cables to the value of R500 were stolen from a company in De Kock Street, Vulcania.A suspect was found on the premises and arrested.A break-in was reported at a business along Kitzinger Avenue.A television set and a cellphone were stolen.The driver of a black Mercedes Benz was hijacked at about 5.30pm in Leachville.Four men, two of whom were armed with a knife and a gun, threatened the driver and his passenger when they stopped at the corner of Boven and Jacaranda avenues.One of the men tried to pull the driver out of the vehicle, but he resisted and a struggle ensued.The driver then tried to fl ee and got out of the car and ran.The hijackers caught him and one of the men sat on him, while another said they should shoot him.The gang then climbed into the Mercedes and drove off.

Pastor Zipho Mhlanga of the Latter Harvest Ministries visits the Magaleni informal settlement every Saturday to feed the needy.

What was supposed to be a once-off outreach project to assist the residents of the Magaleni informal settlement in Brakpan North has now turned into a weekly programme.

After seeing the hardship and poverty suffered by many residents of the settlement, pastor Zipho Mhlanga of the Latter

Harvest Ministries now provides a meal to about 100 women and children every Saturday.

“My church had an outreach project in the winter, where we handed out blankets and food to the residents,” said Mhlanga.

“It became very clear that there was a great need and we decided to continue

helping the people.”Mhlanga has managed to

get businesses and members of his church on board in order to supply a meal to the needy on a weekly basis.

“We feed these women and children every Saturday thanks to the donations that we receive,” added Mhlanga.

Church tackles hunger in informal settlement

Leandré Stander (8), ‘n graad twee leerling aan die Laerskool Brakpan-Oos, was onlangs die algehele wenner van die Toddler and Tween of the World kompetisie.

Sy het weg geloop as die wenner van die Best Charity Box, haar ouderdomsgroep, die provinsiale kategorie (Gauteng), Junior Top Model en is uiteindelik toe gekroon as die algehele wenner.

Die agt-jarige ontvang modelklasse by Vogue East Rand en daar is geen keer aan haar as dit met liefdadigheid te doen het nie.

Leandré het voor die kompetisie ‘n tjek, ter waarde van R1 000 vanaf Pick n Pay Sherwood Gardens ontvang, wat haar op haar reis gehelp het.

Sy het die skenking gebruik om terug te gee aan die gemeenskap, deur Huis Talita, wat om en by 10 kinders huisves, te besoek en hulle te verras met nodige goedere. Sy het ook kosbare tyd saam met al die kinders spandeer.

“Leandré sien uit daarna om die groot titel vir die volgende jaar agter haar naam te dra, en beplan groot liefdadigheidsprojekte,” het Melissa Palazzo, Leandré se ma, vertel.

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Leandré Stander (8) is onlangs, tydens die Toddler and Tween of the World kompetisie, as die algehele wenner aangewys, en het ook ‘n tjek, ter waarde van R20 000, ontvang.

Finalis verbly kinderharteBianca Birnie, ‘n fi nalis in die Mrs Africa kompetisie, het onlangs die Ndalo Enhle Dagsorgsentrum in Springs besoek om vir die kinders storieboeke te neem en lekkergoed uit te deel. Sy het ook die dag saam met die kinders spandeer. Bianca is ook in die proses om geld in te samel om ‘n klouterraam by die dagsorgsentrum te laat oprig.

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Wanneer dit by handewerk kom staan die lede van die Brakpan-tak van die Vroue Landbou-Unie vir niemand terug nie.

Ses lede van die tak het onlangs baie goeie punte en terugvoering behaal vir handgemaakte artikels en werk wat by die Goudrifstreek se jaarlikse kongres ingeskryf is.

Die kongres is onlangs te Meulstroom, Bronkhorstspruit, gehou.

Die lede wat goed gevaar het by die kongres is Sjaan Buchel (80 persent vir poësie), Marie Brits (75

persent vir naaldwerk), Sylvia Smith (69 persent vir hekelwerk en 78 persent vir kersversiering), Irma du Plessis (76 persent vir hekelwerk), Marie Liebenberg (73 persent vir hekelwerk) en Susan Potgieter (77 persent vir fotografi e).

Dié lede is gelukgewens tydens die tak se maandelikse vergadering wat onlangs gehou is.

Die Brakpan VLU vergader elke tweede Dinsdag van die maand in die saal van die NH Kerk, wat te Dirk van der Hoffweg geleë is.

The Ekurhuleni Regional Council of SPCAs recently hosted its fi fth annual Animal Run fund-raiser.

The event is an opportunity for the motorcycle community to support the SPCA and, once again, the bikers did not disappoint.

A heightened awareness of the SPCA and the plight of animals was also achieved.

The sale of raffl e tickets made up part of the funds raised.

A 125cc scooter valued at R16 000 as well as R15 000 cash, made up the

combined prize for the winner of the raffl e.

Dionne Henson was the lucky winner of the scooter and cash, half of which (the prize money) will be donated to the Boksburg SPCA.

Dave Momsen was the winner of the wheelbarrow liquor hamper valued at more than R3 000.

The Ekurhuleni Regional Council of SPCAs thanked the community, donors and supporters for their continued support and for ensuring the success of the 2016 SPCA Animal Run.

Dionne Henson (right) was the lucky winner of the scooter and cash. Bianca Jonker is a fund-raiser and PRO for the SPCA.

Dionne is the lucky winner

VLU lede skitter by kongres Tech savvy and innovative minds are invited to a weekend-long hackathon, to develop IT solutions that will help the municipality accelerate service delivery in an effi cient manner.The Ekurhuleni Hackathon will be held from Friday, September 30, to Sunday, October 2, under the theme: A Digitally Connected City.

The event will see close to 250 developers, web designers and engineers using various technologies, hardware and APIs to turn their ideas into practical solutions for the municipality.

Hackathon challenges will be presented to the various teams to

solve through big data, analytics, apps and open data.

The prototypes will be pitched on the last day of the hackathon, when the winning teams will be selected by the judges for a share of R150 000 in prize money.

To register, participants may visit www.emmhack.co.za and secure a spot.

For more information, residents and businesses wishing to sponsor and partner with the hackathon may contact Lydia.Ntlhophi@ekurhuleni.gov.za and mixo@geekulcha.com.

The event will take place in the Germiston Banquette Hall, at the corner of Long and Cross streets.

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News8 Friday, September 23, 2016

Bright orange meter boxes have been installed on distribution poles in the Brenthurst and Anzac areas.

The Herald asked the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality to shed some light on these new enclosures:Background

• The enclosures are pole-mounted electronically-activated metering enclosures.

• There are current low voltage service connection cables connected to the distribution poles with the service connection protection circuit breaker installed on top of the poles inside a vulnerable pole top box.

• ±7000 kWh meters are still installed inside the dwellings in the Brakpan Central, Dalview, Brenthurst and Anzac areas.Advantages/purposes for the installation of these enclosures

• The enclosures will replace the existing protection circuit breakers pole-top switchgear boxes, which will be more secure and better protected.

The current pole-top boxes are not in a good condition and often are damaged by harsh weather conditions leaving the circuit breakers and connections in a vulnerable state.

It is also a challenge to reach some of these pole-top boxes due to overgrown tree branches and the availability of specialised vehicles (cherry pickers).

• The enclosures are installed at a 1.5m height from the ground to make it easier for the response, repair and maintenance teams to gain access to the installed equipment.

This will also shorten the response time to attend to no power complaints and the use of specialised vehicles are minimised because you don’t need a cherry picker to attend to a single house connection. More people are now available to attend to complaints because most of the fl eet is LDVs.

It is always a risk working with a cherry picker and with this installation height is also minimised.

• Service connection cables can be easily repaired and installed delivering a better and faster service to the customer.

• Maintenance, inspections and repairs are much easier and more

New enclosures set to reduce vandalism

Contractors Thomas Mkhabela (left), George Mphela and Nicholas Sibeni were spotted in Dalview on Tuesday, last week, installing the new meter enclosures along Craigholm Street.

cost effective with the enclosures installed at a height of 1.5m.

• Energy meters still installed inside the property of the dwellings will be moved out into these enclosures. There is always a battle with meter readings, meter tampering or access to these meters inside dwellings, which are making maintenance, repairs and inspections a nightmare.

It will also minimise meter tampering which will ensure that Ekurhuleni recovers its revenue effectively.

• These type of enclosures are not mechanically locked and therefore management of keys and normal padlocks are a thing of the past, which is a headache currently.

• There are strict access control measures in place to ensure tampering is minimised.

• The enclosures are mapped on GIS-based software to assist the repair and response teams to attend to complaints more effectively.The electronically activated enclosures are controlled and monitored and remotely operated

ensuring the following:• Revenue enhancement

improvementMeter tampering, vandalism,

misuse of electricity, illegal connections, non-paying customers and theft are the major components preventing the municipality from collecting all the entitled revenue for services delivered.

• Continuous fi rm and safe electrical supply to consumers

To ensure all electrical equipment is protected against tampering, vandalism and theft will ensure that this goal can be achieved.

• Reduction in energy lossesTo ensure that misuse of

electricity, tampering and illegal connections are monitored controlled

and responded to will ensure that this goal can be achieved.

• Reduction in maintenance• Reduction in electricity

maximum demand• When misuse of electricity,

tampering and illegal connections are monitored and controlled maximum demand will also decrease.

• Increased safety compliance• A reduction in vandalism• Reduction in nuisance power

failuresTo ensure all electrical equipment

is protected against tampering, vandalism and theft will ensure that this goal can be achieved.

• Reduction in illegal connectionsTo ensure that misuse of

electricity, tampering and illegal connections are monitored controlled and responded to will ensure that this goal can be achieved.

• Reduction in illegal tamperingTo ensure that misuse of

electricity, tampering and illegal connections are monitored controlled and responded to will ensure that this goal can be achieved.

• Improvement of access controlStrict access control, monitor and

response management.• Reduction in nuisance standby

call-outsStrict access control, monitor and

response management is playing a critical role in achieving this goal.

• Maintaining standardisation and consistency

When systems installed have the same functionality and utilises more or less similar equipment/spares/material than it makes maintaining those systems in-house more user-friendly, cost and time effective.

• Asset auditing and trackingLocation and details of the

enclosures for proper audit and asset tracking purposes.

• Compiling of regular inspection intervals

Regular inspections can be professionally conducted through a job card system when assets are properly located through an asset location / tracking database.

• Maintenance and repair job card tracking

Issuing repair / maintenance job cards from inspection results and build a history of each installed enclosure.Installation of enclosures

• These enclosures are only installed for overhead service connection customers in the Brakpan Central, Dalview, Brenthurst and Anzac areas.

• Installations in the Brenthurst and Anzac areas are completed.

Dalview will follow during the remainder of September 2016 until October/November 2016.

Brakpan Central will follow in the new year, around March / April 2017.Removal of meters inside the dwellings and installation into the new enclosures

• As from December 2016 the preparation for removing the existing meters from inside the property to the new enclosures will commence.

• There is a possibility that a large number of meters will be replaced with new pre-payment meters at no cost to the customer.

• All relevant role players will be informed before any meters are removed and installed in the new

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Comedy pushes the limitsThe hysterically funny David Kau will reprise his role as emcee for Blacks Only Comedy, one of the country’s biggest com-edy brands on Heritage Day, tomorrow (Saturday).

The line-up at Emperors Palace will fea-ture award-winning comedians, Skhumba, Kedibone Mulaudzi, Thandiwe Moseley, rising star Lihle Lindz Msimang, and fresh talent, Eureka Nkese, Siya Seye, Kagiso “KG” Mokgadi, Tieho Khakhou and Muzi Dlamini.

When Jakkie Louw and Kevin Leo fi rst teamed up, it was bound to be an explo-sive combination.

Buoyed by the runaway success of the duet, “Voshaarnooi”, they put togeth-er their theatre production, Jakkals en Leo, and earned rave reviews.

Fans can catch these two enigmatic performers in this spectacular stage show at Carnival City’s Mardi Gras The-atre, on Friday, October 7.

They’ve been entertaining audienc-es across South Africa with this show, in which they perform “Voshaarnooi”, “O’sole’mio” and various hits by time-less artists like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley.

It’s time to laugh and cry

David Kau will emcee the show.

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Save these dates• 23 September

Hoërskool Die Anker bied ‘n boeredans in die skoolsaal aan, om 7nm vir 7.30nm. Vir meer inligting, kontak vir Silvia Pienaar (011 813 4160).• 24 September

Staan Op en Dans vind vanaf 5nm in Carnival City se Big Top Arena plaas. Graad A tot graad sewe leerders dans saam met Gerhard Steyn en Elizma The-ron, terwyl hulle sing. Elke graad dans twee liedjies, een van elke kunstenaar. Vir meer inligting en kaartjies, besoek www.com-puticket.co.za• September 28

A Brakpan Women United in Prayer meeting will be held at the Assembly of God Fellowship, 114 Germains Street, at 2.30pm. This is an interdenominational women’s prayer group. For more information contact Lynne van Wyk (011 915 0026).• 30 September – 1 Oktober

Die jaarlikse Pannefees vind op die sportgronde van Laer-skool Die Arend plaas. Stalletjies kan nou reeds bespreek word.

Skakel vir Gesina Griffi n (083 513 0900).• 1 Oktober

Die 1966-matrieks van die Hoër Meisieskool Stoffberg be-plan ’n 50-jaar reünie. Die reünie sal vanaf 10vm by die Hoërskool Stoffberg se lapa plaasvind. Vir verdere inligting, kontak vir Nellie Weideman (083 302 3217) of Susan Pienaar (082 450 5962).• 7 Oktober

NG-gemeente Brakpan-Noord hou vanaf 5nm ’n mini kermis op die kerkgronde, te Gardinerlaan 101. Talle stalletjies en vermaak. Vir meer inligting oor die kermis of stalletjies, kontak die kerkkan-toor (011 740 2241).• 29 Oktober

Die 1976-matrieks van die HTS Brakpan (Hoërskool Die Anker) beplan ’n 40-jaar reünie. Oud-leerlinge en -onderwysers is welkom. Vir meer inligting, kontak vir Hendrik Labuschagne (082 923 3077) of Anton Fourie (082 926 3605).• November 5

The Hospice East Rand will host a Craft Fair at its Fête and

Morning Market. The fair will take place from 9am on their premis-es at 218 Kemston Avenue, in Benoni. For more information, con-tact Marion Lomberg (083 974 1689).• 19 November

‘n Kunsuitstalling van laer-skool leerders se kunswerke word by Marula Straat 5, Dal-park, gehou vanaf 9vm tot 1nm. Almal is welkom om die gratis uitstalling van kleurvolle werk te gaan kyk. Skakel vir Petra Ahlers vir meer inligting (082 550 3419).• General:• Tuesday

The Brakpan Homecrafts So-ciety meets every fi rst Tuesday of the month, in the St Peter’s Anglican Church hall, at 10am. New members are welcome. For more information contact Jane Donker (011 915 2539).

A Narcotics Anonymous meeting for people who have a problem with drugs, or think they might have a problem with

drugs, is held every Tuesday, at 7.30pm, at the St John the Baptist Catholic Church, at 74

Queen Avenue.Die Brakpan-tak van die

Vroue-Landbou-Unie vergader elke tweede Dinsdag van die maand, om 10vm, in die saal van die NH Kerk, te Dirk van der Hoffstraat. Belangstellendes kan vir Hettie Basson kontak (082 925 1766).• Wednesday

Christian Missionary Fellow-ship International invites anybody for an interdenominational prayer fellowship, every Wednesday, from 5.30pm to 7pm, at 20 Venter Street, Dalview. For more information, contact Ariel Mesa (083 480 4737).

A soup kitchen is held every Wednesday, from 4.30pm to 6.30pm, at the St John the Bap-tist Catholic Church, at 74 Queen Avenue.

Legendary Spanish performer Julio Iglesias will end the South African leg of his World Tour at Carnival City’s Big Top Arena on October 23.

With an accompanying orchestra, Iglesias will perform timeless songs such as “Tango”, “Quiereme Mucho”, “Hey”, “Moonlight Lady”, “Un Canto A Galicia”, “Por Una Mujer”, “Crazy”, Starry Night” and the timeless hit “To All The Girls I Loved Before”.

The show promises to be an audiovisual feast with dancers and spectacular sound.

The captivating singer has had an illustrious career spanning almost 50 years during which he

has sold more than 300 million albums, in 14 different languages, worldwide.

The height of his success was during the 1970s and 1980s.

Many of his duets such as "To All the Girls I've Loved Before" with Willie Nelson, “All of You" with Diana Ross” and My Love” with Steve Wonder were chart toppers.

“This concert is a superlative treat for the many fans whose hearts he has captured over the years. It promises to be one of the highlights of our spring concert calendar and we look forward to seeing him perform,” said Michelle Smith, Carnival City's marketing manager.

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SportFriday, September 23, 2016 15

Three players could earn their fi rst One Day International (ODI) caps when the Proteas take on Ireland at Sahara Park Willowmoore on Sunday, September 25.

Andile Phehlukwayo, Temba Bavuma and Dwaine Pretorius are in line to make their debuts in the ODI format for South Africa against the Irish, which will get underway at 10am.

Phehlukwayo has been picked for the following series with Australia while Bavuma and Pretorius have only been included for the one-off game against Ireland.

Eastern Cricket Union CEO Cassim Suliman told the Herald that a packed

house is expected and that many tickets had already been purchased online.

He predicted that many more spectators will purchase their tickets at the gates on Sunday.

“It will be fantastic to open the season with the Proteas, Irish and Australians in town and we just hope that the weather will play nicely,” he said. The Proteas last appeared at Willowmoore against Pakistan on Sunday, March 23, 2013 when AB de Villiers’s 95 not out off 111 deliveries steered the team to a 3-2 ODI series win in front of a jam-packed Benoni crowd.

The South African squad for the Ireland ODI: AB de Villiers (captain), Temba Bavuma, Farhaan Behardien, Quinton de Kock, JP Duminy, Faf du

Plessis, David Miller, Chris Morris, Wayne Parnell, Aaron Phangiso, Andile Phehlukwayo, Dwaine Pretorius, Kagiso Rabada.

Although a large crowd is expected on Sunday slightly fewer attendees are anticipated when the Australians take on Ireland at the same venue on Tuesday, September 27, due to it being a work day.

This match will start at 10am and cricket fans could potentially catch a glimpse of Australian superstars like Steven Smith, David Warner and Aaron Finch.

If you are the boss at work then expect a few cricket-loving employees to call in sick on Tuesday morning.

Tickets for both matches can be purchased online at www.ticketpros.co.za or at the stadium on the days.

The fi nal round of the Cambees Midas SA Drift Championships will get under way at the Rock Raceway circuit on Saturday, October 1.

Judges will determine the podium winners in the fi nal drift lunge, as well as who will clinch the fi nal podium spots and who secures the ultimate drift title of the Cambees Midas SA Drift Championships in the Gold Cup Eliminations division.

All is not lost for the competitors who do not qualify to take part in the Gold Cup Eliminations.

Silver Cup Eliminations will ensure that they still get to compete and enjoy the slideways experience, and walk

off with some silverware in hand.

The drift masters will take to the gauntlet laid out by the judges as they try impress them with their style, fl air and sideways antics without losing the drift.

Drifters from all over the country are expected to make their way to the circuit to take on the fi nal round of the championships.

Patrons can make their way to the circuit from 10am when gates open and witness a whole day's practise session before the main event begins at 4pm.

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

Join the football actionFootball enthusiasts are invited to join a football tournament at the Charl Baard Stadium on Sunday, October 30, from 9am.

The tournament is open to novice and veteran players of all ages.

The organiser, pastor Zipho Mhlanga, encourages players, coaches and supporters to join in.

Mhlanga can be contacted on 078 874 2130 for more information.

The Eastern Gauteng Hockey Association (EGHA) is delighted with the growth of men’s hockey in the region.

“This year has seen a revitalised interest in men’s hockey in the region and our league experienced a 50 per cent increase in team participation,” said EGHA president Chris Fall.

“The committee has been extremely excited by this boost and was impressed by the standard of play displayed over the season.

“The games have been fi ercely contested and the camaraderie displayed has shown that Easterns are once again going to be a force to be reckoned with in the future.

“We were most fortunate to have access to three AstroTurf surfaces for the season, which resulted in the majority of the matches in the league being played on synthetic surfaces.”

The results for the season are contained below, with the Hangovers (Benoni Northerns) reigning supreme in the top section, while the Kittens (also Benoni Northerns) took honours in the lower tier.

Players and spectators alike are reminded that the annual “Crutch Tournament” will be held at the EGHA Astro on Sunday, September 25, starting at 8am.

Final league standings:• Top tier (points/goal

difference): 1 Hangovers 15/+12; 2 Rogues 12/+12;

3 Old Dunstonians B 9/+4; 4 Chirpers 5/+1; Old Dunstonians A 5/-14; 5 Curro Mavericks 0/-15.

• Bottom tier (points/ goal difference): 1 Kittens 15/+19; 2 Colts 8/+7; 3 Geriatrix 8/+4; 4 Mammoth 7/-5; 5 Brakpan Old Boys (BOBS) 5/-8; 6 Modderfontein GO 5/-17.

Proteas captain AB de Villiers thrilled the fans in Benoni with a match-winning 95 not out in an ODI versus Pakistan way back in March 2013. He and his team return to Sahara Park Willowmoore to play Ireland on Sunday, September 25.

Proteas, Irish and Aussie cricketers coming to townLogan Greenlgreen@caxton.co.za

Die o-9a Brakpan rugbyspan het die afgelope naweek teen Boksburg gespeel en gelykop geëindig, met ‘n telling van 15-15. Die span lê nou in die derde plek op die klub se liga-bepalings en die afrigters is vol vertroue dat die span die semi-fi naal sal haal. Saam met die span op die foto is die afrigters (van links): Pieter Steyn, Jacques Oelofse en Jacques Reynders.

Brakpan se o-9 span speel gelykop teen Boksburg

Drift masters set to fi re up engines

Robert Dyke drifting his Nissan 200 SX at The Rock Raceway, recently.

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Read more on page 15Drift masters to impress in championship finals

Western Province rugby champions Direct Axis False Bay made the trip to Bosman Stadium, to face Siyaya Brakpan Rugby Club, in the second week of the South African Rugby Union’s (Saru) elite community club competition, the Gold Cup, on Saturday, September 17.

The match at the “House of Pain” ended at 26-19 to the hosts.

It was Brakpan’s fi rst encounter

in the tournament and a lot was expected of their highly-rated opponents from the Cape.

False Bay ended their 2016 provincial club campaign undefeated, but they were not ready for the robust and rampant Brakpan forwards, who dazzled in the loose.

The Brakpan forwards stamped their dominance on the proceedings and were also particularly good at line-out time, which has always been a strength of ''Panne'' sides.

The hosts opened the scoring early, through a try from number eight Theo “Spartan” Mynhardt (which was unconverted by fl y-half Gido Horn), courtesy of good work from skipper Francois “Bones” Robbertse in the line-out.

False Bay soon established a three-point lead (9-5), after slotting three penalty kicks, before Brakpan’s captain barged over the line (which was

converted) to give the Panne a 12-9 score at halftime.

The team from the Western Cape struck two minutes after the break, with an unconverted try, to take the score to 12-14.

That quick score didn’t faze the Panne and they soon hit back, to take the lead again, through winger Thinus Ueckermann’s unconverted try (17-14).

Horn knocked over a penalty to stretch the lead to 20-14, before

False Bay crossed the whitewash again, to make the score 20-19.

Horn would slot two more penalties thereafter, to make it 26-19.

The forwards would hold onto the ball and see the game out, to give Brakpan their fi rst big victory in the Gold Cup.

They will now head to Durban’s King Park stadium, to square up against Durban Collegians, on Saturday, September 24, with nothing but a win expected in the quest to top Pool C.

Logan Greenlgreen@caxton.co.za

Siyaya Brakpan skipper Francois Robbertse gets his hands on the ball in the line-out in the Gold Cup clash versus False Bay. Brakpan were extremely strong in the line-outs on Saturday.

False Bay a true test for Brakpan

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WE South Africans love our bakkies. They form part of this country’s culture and play a vital role when it comes to the economy. Businesses use them, farmers use them and even housewives drive them around.

The bakkie has really evolved over the years, most of them now offer a car-like driving experience and some even feature impressive safety standards. It is with no doubt that there are two major players in the bakkie segment, the trusty Toyota Hilux and Ford Ranger. However, there is another bakkie that we sometimes forget about, the Mazda BT-50.

Since its breakaway from Ford, Mazda has been trying to re-establish itself in the South African market. Their cars are looking good and their after sales service is impressive. Mazda recently dropped off a brand new BT-50 3.2 CRDi Double Cab 4x4

>>> JJUUSTIN JACOBS Drifter auto and by new, I mean it had just 600 km on the clock.

Parked in the Autodealer parking bay, the Moondust Silver paint finish sparkled in the sunshine, while the optional Drifter pack beefs up the look by adding a set of menacing looking black 17-inch alloy wheels wrapped in Continental Cross Contact All-Terrain tyres, black Drifter badged nudge bar, chunky side steps, an Artav roll bar, heavy duty tow bar and black Drifter badges at the base of the front doors.

At its launch, the BT-50 was one of the fi rst models to incorporate Mazda’s KODO - Soul in Motion design language, with a lion allegedly being used as inspiration. As odd as this sounds, the design, aside from the somewhat questionable rear end, is something different from the usual bakkie norm.

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Drifter also uses the same 3.2-litre Duratorq TDCi fi ve cylinder turbodiesel engine as the Ford Ranger, that makes 147 kW and 470 Nm of torque. It’s got all the important things, like a large capacity load bay and the ability to tow a massive 3 500 kg.

Inside, the dashboard is nicely laid out but it is also here where the BT-50 starts showing its age. Unlike the recently refreshed Ranger, the BT-50 has stayed pretty much as is and lacks modern mod-cons such a touchscreen display for the infotainment system.

Although the sound system does feature Bluetooth, the placing of the aux and USB input in the glovebox rates as slightly old-fi nished, while the static display screen above the button festooned dash is a touch to small and can be diffi cult to read.

This sentiment was also shared by our new editorial member, Charl Bosch, who remarked that

some of the plastics felt a trifl e cheap and lacking of vents for rear passengers strange given the Drifter’s fl agship status. He did however express favouritism towards space on the back and fact that lifting the rear bench turned-up two storage areas.

Overall I enjoyed my time with the BT-50 and found the six-speed automatic gearbox made the daunting task of piloting such a massive vehicle so easy in stop start traffi c. The added benefi t of rear parking sensors made reversing that much easier, while a diff-lock and Hill Decent Control sweetens the deal further when you decide to venture off-road.

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I reached in to the depths of my cupboard on what was a mild Monday morning. I wiped a thin layer of dust from the top of a box that hadn’t been accessed for a couple of years. The contents included my helmet, gloves and riding jacket. You see, for the fi rst time in a few years, I was going for a ride.

I loaded my gear in to what was, rather ironically - as you will discover later - a Renault crossover test car as I knew that later that day, a two-wheeled product from a certain Bavarian marque was set to arrive at the Autodealer offi ce.

I was distracted the entire morning until I saw a car arrive through my offi ce window. Strapped to the back of a rather fancy trailer was a motorbike. I didn’t hesitate to sign my life away in waivers to claim the keys. I waved goodbye to the fl eet manager and as that car disappeared from sight, I sprinted to my offi ce and suited-up for a ride.

I approached the white machine. It was a BMW S 1000 XR. From what I could surmise, it is the love child of an S 1000 R and an R 1200 GS as it has an adventure bike vibe to it, with the heart of a superbike. I sat on the bike; I was relieved to see that my hobbit-esque frame was able to fi t on it as I have had trouble with these adventure-style machines before.

I put the bike in neutral and fi red it up. It certainly sounds like a superbike, which is strange when you’re sitting on something quite tall with wide handle bars and a large seat. The bike has the same 999cc motor and basic chassis as the S 1000 R, which is somewhat of a monster although in this guise, it produces ‘only’ 118kW/112Nm in a machine that weighs 228 kg with a full tank of fuel.

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Don’t for a second let those adventure bike looks deceive you; the XR is exceptionally adept at covering ground at what is quite an alarming rate. I was quite shocked at the level of performance on offer. From idle to around 7000 rpm, it feels fairly docile as you fl ick up through the quick-shifter, however, it is after that where the bike starts to really move with a grin-inducing crescendo all the way to around 11 000 rpm.

The bike is of course made to compete with the Ducati Multistrada and compete is most certainly will. I would be very surprised if the Ducati could sniff this XR in a straight line. I am sure the Italian has its merits, however it would have to be very competent indeed to beat-out this BMW.

Riding the XR is a fairly fuss-free affair; it never feels heavy or too big and provides some comfort on the highway with a relatively large wind shield. One thing I had noted on the freeway, was that the bike does vibrate quite a bit, my hands tingled after a longer ride, which I didn’t expect.

I also found the fact that the bike was fi tted with adjustable ABS brakes in addition to Brembo callipers quite reassuring. There is also a rather clever traction control system that can be placed in modes that range from ‘Rain’ to ‘Normal’ and ‘Dynamic’ depending on your mood.

At the time of writing, I hadn’t even fi nished my week stint on the bike, but had ridden it at every opportunity and had enough to form an opinion of the product. The way in which BMW has blended the usability and comfort of an adventure bike with the performance of a superbike is impressive.

The S 1000 XR won’t do what an R 1200 GS can do off the beaten path nor will it be at home on the track like the S 1000 R, but, as with the car industry, people want crossovers, modes of transport that are the proverbial ‘Jack of all trades’. On that front, the XR provides a compelling

compromise between performance, handling and comfort.

My first ride in a few years was certainly a memorable one. I look forward to further

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I refer to Derek Walters’ “winning” letter - Note to new JHB government: Can blue lights and give JMPD “proper” jobs (Week 38). I strongly agree with him on the issue of the of “ban the blue light brigade”. This also needs to apply to the national roads. I strongly disagree with him on the speed fi ne issue.

He joins the outcry of so many lawless drivers, including even the AA. The poor speed fi ne “victims” are proving that 80% plus of them have no respect for any law. By fi ning them, JMPD is addressing 80% plus of lawless drivers.

If you disregard the speed limit, you are 100% going to violate the other rules of the road - skipping red robots, dangerous lane changing, passing on solid lines and at dangerous spots on the roads, to mention but a few characteristics of these “innocent victims”.

My solutions to these speed fi nes: if a driver has more than fi ve speed fi nes in one month, take his / her driver’s licence away for one year. Secondly, double current fi nes where the max speed limit was exceeded by 15% in a 60 and 80 km/h zones, and 12% in a 100 and 120 km/h zones, with an escalation factor build in as the speed is violated more and more. Include imprisonment if the max speed is violated by more than 25%.

Mr Minnaar some of us thank you for the speeding cameras. You just do not have enough cameras out there. My suggestion is to install fi xed cameras on high accident zones - video and speed. This include the highways.

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As the busy roads gets to the daily routine of users, there are a set of rules to be adhered to as these make up a complete traffi c circle. It doesn’t only apply to the ones on wheels only, but for every road user.

This includes those who are on foot as well to comply to the rules, that makes the traffi c circle complete.

As you go through the learner licence phase, you are guided by a set of rules and regulations, which at some point will contain the word “pedestrian “.

If one has to stop for a pedestrian to have access to the roads, then you are not only being compliant to traffi c rules, but also amongst the best drivers in the world.

However, pedestrian also have to comply with the rules. If one has to stop to give way to the one on wheels, then that’s being observant of what is going on along the traffi c circle. Look to your right and left and listen, look to your right and left listen and safely cross the road.

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- Ziphorah Masethe MANY people will tell you that shares in a

successful company, property or commodities are great ways to invest your money and well, they would be right. But what if I told you that certain vehicles that have been on sale over the past decade or so could have been seen as an investment?

The old saying “you have to spend money to make money” rings true in this case, so if you’re like me and couldn’t even afford to pay attention, then at least see this piece as some interesting reading. Here are six cars that would have made you money had you purchased one years ago.→→ 1. BMW 1-SERIES M – The ‘baby’ M Car

the world saw go in to production back in 2011 was a masterpiece. It made use of the twin-turbo N55 motor from the Z4 35is that was good for 250kW/450Nm, while on the suspension and braking front, the car made use of bits from the V8-powered M3 of the time. Just over 6 000 units were produced worldwide. Some sources claim that 71 reached local shores whiles others state just over 100 units made SA home. Either way it is a rare and very valuable car.

The list price when new was R537 500, however these days you’d be lucky to get a good one for R700 000 meaning that even if you had purchased one and driven it until now, you’d still make a bit of money or at least not have lost any of your hard-earned Rands.→→ 2. BMW M3 CSL – The E46 CSL is considered

one of the great BMW M Cars. Just 65 were brought to South Africa and carried a price tag of around R940 000, which at the time was quite hefty. The cars dropped in value over the years however in the last year or so, values have skyrocketed with clean examples selling for around R1.4-million locally.

→→ 3. PORSCHE 911 GT3 RS (991) – The 991 GT3 RS has been an incredible success for the Porsche brand. It is one of the most desirable cars on the planet and for the handful of lucky local owners who paid just over R3-million for their examples; the scintillating driving experience is just one of its virtues. There are reports of these vehicles fetching around R5-million in the used market, such is the demand. Now that’s what I call an investment.→→ 4. FORD FOCUS RS MK II - The motoring

world has been abuzz in 2016 with the excitement

surrounding the third generation Ford Focus RS, and how it encapsulates what a modern hot hatch should represent. However, the car that preceded the current model retailed for R479 000 back in 2010. All sixty units were sold and since then, a clean example would command a R100 -R200 000 premium over its initial list price.→→ 5. VOLKSWAGEN GOLF VII GTI CLUB-

SPORT S – The VW Clubsport has already hit local shores, however the Nürburgring lap record-smashing ‘S’ version is set to arrive in October of this year. We will only get 47 units and with pricing around the R700 000 mark, lucky owners will have something rather special that will very likely make them some money.→→ 6. NISSAN SKYLINE GTR (R32, R33, R34)

– The cars that gave the Nissan Skyline GTR its notorious ‘Godzilla’ nickname were going for

very reasonable prices in years past. However, these days demand for these tuner cars has soared, as have the prices. It is becoming increasingly diffi cult to get these cars in to South Africa and even more so to get them registered on local number plates. If you have a proper four-wheel drive GTR with the infamous RB26DETT engine, expect to make a tidy profi t from it if you’ve owned it for a few years.

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