Qwalasela ukuba uHana wenza umthandazo wakhe wesibini, kungekhona emva kokufumana unyana wakhe, kodwa emva kokuba yena noElikana banikela ngaye kwinkonzo kaThixo eShilo. UHana wayengavuyiswa kukuval’ umlomo utshaba lwakhe, uPenina, kunoko wavuyiswa kukusikelelwa nguYehova. Identikidz tags help reunite 318 lost children Thanks to the City of Cape Town’s Identikidz programme, 318 children who were lost on 16 of the Western Cape’s beaches were reunited with their parents this school holidays. Since the start of the programme in midDecember more than 121 335 children have been tagged. The programme, which registers and issues young beach visitors with an identification armband, has grown significantly. Already nearly 50% more children were tagged this season. The City is quick to point out, however, that it is not a babysitting service and should not replace the responsibility of parents to supervise their children at all times while they’re on the beach. City’s Mayco member for community services and health, councillor Zahid Badroodien, says it simply means that should a child wander off, the City is able to find their family. “All the children who were lost on our beaches were reunited with loved ones and to date this year, there has been a decrease in the number of children lost. For the same time during the previous season, 82 519 children were tagged and 523 lost,” says Badroodien. Factors which contributed to children going missing on beaches include: