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Deur Hanti Otto 08 April 2020 12:29
’n Sersant van die polisie se blitspatrollie in Midrand het Dinsdag in die landdroshof in Pretoria verskyn op ’n aanklag van moord nadat hy glo sy meisie verskeie kere geskiet het.
Sontaga Seisa, waarnemende woordvoerder van die onafhanklike polisieondersoekdirektoraat, sê die voorval het Sondagaand in die polisie-barakke in die Pretoriase Moot gebeur nadat die 41-jarige man glo die 35-jarige vrou van ’n skelm verhouding met sy kollega beskuldig het.
Die saak teen die sersant is Dinsdag uitgestel tot 14 April vir ’n borgtogaansoek.
Hy bly in aanhouding tot dan.
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^ a b c d "Main Place Jamestown". Census 2011. ^ a b c Zöllner, Linda (1991). Die nasate van die Rynse sendelinge in Suid-Afrika [The descendants of the Rhenish missionaries in South Africa] (in Afrikaans). Pretoria: Human Sciences Research Council. pp. 198–199. ISBN 9780796909114. J. en 'n plaaslike sakeman, mnr. James Rattray (wat hom later aan die onderneming onttrek), koop twee plase buite Stellenbosch wat in erwe opgedeel en aan kleurlinge verhuur word. Na 'n aantal jare word die erwe die besit van die huurders. Die plek word Jamestown genoem maar later van staatsweë na Webersvallei verander. 'n Klein kerkie, wat nog in gebruik is, word deur J. daar opgerig. ^ a b "Postal Codes W" (PDF). South African Post Office. Retrieved 18 July 2013. The street postal code is 7600, listed under Jamestown. The box postal code is 7614, listed under Webersvallei.
^ a b "How to Find Us". Blaauwklippen. Retrieved 21 July 2013. ^ Blaauwklippen is Dutch for "blue cliffs", so named after the surrounding mountains.
^ a b c d "Stellenbosch Municipality Spatial Development Framework Part 2". Sustainability Institute. November 2012. Archived from the original on 14 November 2012. Retrieved 12 July 2013. A disjointed semi-rural settlement on the outskirts of Stellenbosch town consisting of three isolated components: a historic Rhenish mission village (Jamestown), an out of town shopping centre (Stellenbosch Square) and an upmarket golf estate (De Zalze). ^ a b "Aan de Weber". On 1 May 1902 – shortly after the Boer War – Rhenish missionary Jacob Weber and local businessman, James Rattray, acquired two sections of the farm then known as Blaauwklip. Original housing was built next to the unique narrow waterway erven that flowed outwards from the Webersvallei Road. The rural village that sprang up to the south was called Jamestown. ^ a b c d e Visagie, Eunice (29 June 2012). "Jamestown se erfenis: Laat stories loop" [Jamestown's heritage: Let the stories flow]. Eikestad Nuus (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 12 July 2013. Jamestown het ontwikkel van 'n landboudorpie in 'n blydorpie – 'n dorpie wat selfonderhoudend was en wat nou net 'n blyplek geword het. Inwoners moet nou werk soek buite die grense van Jamestown. Jamestown het sy ontstaan te danke aan eer. E. Weber van die Rynse Sendinggemeenskap en James Rattray, die slaghuiseienaar in Dorpstraat, wat borg gestaan het vir die koop van die grond in 1902. Die kerk het die grond by die Blaauwklippen-plaas gekoop en erwe vir sy lidmate aangebied waarop hulle kon boer. Die erwe is beskikbaar gestel op 'n jaarlikse huurooreenkoms. Die oorspronkilke 25 families wat van hierdie erwe bekom het, het met groente en vrugte geboer. Hulle is ook geleer om aarbeie te verbou, maar dit was moeilik om 'n bestaan te maak en die grond het gereeld van eienaarskap verander. Oor die jare heen is Jamestown hersoneer van landbougebied tot dorpsgebied. ^ a b c Verster, Francois (18 May 2012). "Het Helderberg ’n muis gebaar, of is dit ’n olifant?" [Did Helderberg bear a mouse, or is it an elephant?]. Die Bolander (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 12 July 2013. ^ a b c d e van Wyk, Sherine (2002). Locating a counselling internship within a community setting (M.A. thesis). Stellenbosch University. Psychology research paper about a counselling internship in a primary health care setting in Jamestown, including a profile of the Jamestown community.
^ Verster, Francois (11 May 2012). "Erfenisprojek soos ’n oop hek: alle paaie lei na Jamestown" [Heritage project like an open gate: all roads lead to Jamestown]. Die Bolander (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 12 July 2013. ^ Harris, Stewart (2006). "Who's Where in Cape Architecture" (PDF). Vernacular Architecture Society of South Africa. Retrieved 16 July 2013. Rattray, James (c1902) Stellenbosch Jamestown settlement 235b [permanent dead link] Index of personal names associated with places in A Guide to the Old Buildings of the Cape (2004) by Hans Fransen.
^ "James Rattray and his descendants in South Africa, 1822–1992". Family History Library. Retrieved 12 July 2013. James Rattray married Helen Begg, born 1797 at Balgray, Scotland, daughter of Robert Beig and Margaret Coupar. They were married at Tealing, near Dundee Scotland in 1818. They immigrated to South Africa in 1822, first living in Tulbagh and later Worcester. Descendants lived in South Africa, California, and elsewhere. ^ "SAHRA – 9/2/084/0135". South African Heritage Resources Agency. Retrieved 12 July 2013. Stellenbosch heritage site built in 1900 by James Rattray.
^ George McCall Theal (1891). "History of South Africa, (1795–1834)". Swan Sonnenschein & Co. pp. 258–259. Retrieved 17 July 2013. In November 1818 the reverend Dr. George Thom, previously a missionary of the London society, entered the colonial service, and was appointed clergyman of Caledon in succession to Mr. Vos, who retired on account of old age. In 1821 Dr. Thom was sent by the government to Scotland, to endeavour to procure men of ability to fill the vacant pulpits of the Dutch reformed church, and to establish free schools of a high class in the principal villages. Dr. Thom also engaged six teachers to come out at once, and two others to follow as soon as possible. In July 1822 Mr. William Robertson was appointed to Graaff-Reinet, Mr. James Rose Innes, M.A., to Uitenhage, Mr. Archibald Brown, M.A., to Stellenbosch, Mr. William Dawson to George, Mr. James Rattray to Tulbagh, and Mr. R. Blair to Caledon. ^ Schubert, Joachim. "Rhenish Missionaries and Co-workers in South Africa". Retrieved 18 July 2013. ^ a b Crouse, Philip; Fourie, Hérine (1998). Stellenbosch: University Town on the Banks of the Eerste River. Cape Town: Human & Rousseau. p. 30. ISBN 9780798138659. ^ a b Strassberger, Elfriede (1969). The Rhenish Mission Society in South Africa, 1830-1950. Cape Town: C.Struik. p. 34. The Rev. J Weber bought a piece of ground, Jamestown, which he divided into plots and sold to coloured families, in order to alleviate the housing shortage. In 1903, fifty plots had been sold, and by 1924 most of the people had paid for their plots, and the ground now belonged to them fully. In 1923 a small church was inaugurated, which initially also served as a school. In 1925 a second teacher was appointed. ^ a b "Tourist guides for attractions around Stellenbosch, Western Cape". Explore South Africa. Archived from the original on 2013-07-14. At the beginning of the twentieth century Jacob Weber, a Rhenish missionary, and James Rattray, a Stellenbosch butcher acquired a portion of the farm Blaauwklippen, situated on the R44 towards Somerset West. The land was divided into 25 large plots, which were leased to members of the Rhenish Church and eventually became their property. Over the years these properties have been handed down from father to son, thus maintaining a strong family village atmosphere. Jamestown was one of the first places in the Cape where strawberry farming was conducted on a large scale. The streets are named after strawberry cultivars. The Weber primary school and Stellenzicht High School tend to the educational need of the community. In 1944 Jamestown was included in the greater Stellenbosch municipality. ^ Visagie, Eunice (9 July 2012). "Jamestown se aarbeiboere" [Jamestown's strawberry farmers]. Eikestad Nuus (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 12 July 2013. ^ a b van den Berg, Samantha (6 June 2013). "Gemeenskap groet Pat van der Rheede" [Community bids Pat van der Rheede farewell]. Eikestad Nuus (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 19 July 2013. Pat, ’n dorpsvader van Jamestown en seker een van die bekendste aarbeiboere op die dorp, het verlede Woensdag in die vroeë oggendure in sy huis in die Webersvallei-pad aan vermoedelik ’n beroerte gesterf. Hy is Woensdagoggend vanuit die Rynse kerk op Die Braak begrawe. ^ a b "Kweker moet storie ken met aarbeie" [Grower must know story with strawberries]. Die Burger. 9 December 1989. Retrieved 19 July 2013. Die virusvrye aarbeiplantjies kom uit die Koue Bokkeveld. Daar is drie soorte, die selector wat in April geplant moet word, dan is daar die thiobell wat in Mei geplant word, en die parfait wat teen die einde van Junie geplant word. Teen die einde van Augustus is die een soort aarbei ryp. Dit word dan gepluk en gereed gemaak vir die mark en die kafees. Dié bedrywigheid duur dan tot einde Januarie. Daarna word die plantjies uitgehaal. Volgens mnr. Van der Rheede word die plantjies nie weer gebruik nie omdat dit 'n swakker graad aarbei sal dra. En dan breek die planttyd vir boontjies, kropslaai, aartappels en tamaties aan, sê hy. [permanent dead link]
^ a b Visagie, Eunice (13 July 2012). "Jamestown-erfenis: Die kerk" [Jamestown heritage: The church]. Eikestad Nuus (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 12 July 2013. ^ Die Braak means "fallow land".
^ "Rhenish Mission Church". Stellenbosch Heritage Foundation. Retrieved 19 July 2013. ^ a b Visagie, Eunice (27 July 2012). "Sokker is koning in Jamestown" [Soccer is king in Jamestown]. Eikestad Nuus (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 12 July 2013. ^ van Heerden, Elbé (18 June 2012). "Handelaar sluit na jare" [Dealer closes after years]. Eikestad Nuus (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 19 July 2013. ^ "SU staff visits various communities". Stellenbosch University. 17 August 2011. Retrieved 19 July 2013. In terms of the Group Areas Act, black people were relocated from an informal settlement near Distell and from the residential areas of Idas Valley, Du Toit Station and Jamestown to Kayamandi. ^ Gaffney, Brian (3 October 2006). "Paulse notches hat-trick in final". Die Burger. Retrieved 19 July 2013. [permanent dead link]
^ Visagie, Eunice (23 July 2012). "Jamestown en musiek sinoniem" [Jamestown and music synonymous]. Eikestad Nuus (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 12 July 2013. ^ Historical Stellenbosch on Foot. Stellenbosch Tourism and Information Bureau. ^ "Jamestown Clinic". Western Cape Government. Retrieved 18 July 2013. ^ "Exploring Stellenbosch Region: The Library Route" (PDF). Western Cape Government. January 2012. Retrieved 20 July 2013. The Jamestown Library was officially launched on 16 July 2010. ^ "SUSPI celebrates Mini Olympics in Jamestown". Stellenbosch University. 7 August 2012. Retrieved 19 July 2013. ^ "Western Cape, Stellenbosch, Webersvalley, Jamestown cemetery". eGGSA. Retrieved 18 July 2013. ^ a b "Jamestown Sounds". Musikhaus W.Heuer. Retrieved 12 July 2013. Jamestown is a beautiful village situated on the outskirts of Stellenbosch and was founded by Rhenish missionaries in 1902. Many children in the school live on wine farms in the area. The role of the Rhenish church is still very strong in this small community. The incidence of crime is less of a problem in Jamestown than in other similar communities ... Both schools in Jamestown, namely Stellenzicht Secondary School and Weber Gedenk Primary School have been involved in the project since 2005 ^ "Community – History". Kleinood. Retrieved 19 July 2013. ^ a b "About Me". Marie Stander. Retrieved 19 July 2013. ^ "Stellenbosch Usiko Youth Project". Stellenbosch University. Retrieved 21 July 2013. ^ van Heerden, Elbé (12 June 2012). "Usiko vier 11 jaar van groei" [Usiko celebrates 11 years of growth]. Stellenbosch Gazette (in Afrikaans). Retrieved 21 July 2013. Die program is deur inwoners van Jamestown in 2001 van stapel gestuur toe dit duidelik geword het dat die jeug, veral seuns, leiding en mentorskap benodig. ^ "Jamestown Golf Club". Retrieved 18 July 2013. ^ a b "Gholf-ontwikkeling van R200miljoen by Stellenbosch beplan" [R200 million golf development planned at Stellenbosch]. Die Beeld (in Afrikaans). 14 January 1998. Archived from the original on 21 July 2013. Retrieved 21 July 2013. Die planne vir 'n 18 putjie-kampioenskapgholfbaan op die 300ha landgoed met sy ingang teenoor Jamestown, sowat 4 km buite Stellenbosch, is pas bekend gemaak. ^ a b "Eikestad bars uit sy nate" [Stellenbosch is bursting at the seams]. Die Burger (in Afrikaans). 11 June 2004. Archived from the original on 21 July 2013. Retrieved 21 July 2013. Die winkelsentrum langs die R44 by Jamestown is die mees onlangse ontwikkeling wat goedgekeur is ondanks waarskuwings dat dit die middedorp van Stellenbosch skade kan berokken. ^ "De Zalze Winelands Golf Estate". Archived from the original on 7 August 2013. Retrieved 18 July 2013. ^ "Stellenbosch Square". Retrieved 18 July 2013. ^ "La Clémence". Retrieved 18 July 2013. ^ "Donford BMW". Retrieved 18 December 2016. ^ "Fun day 26th Nov 2011 – Jamestown Neighbourhood Watch". BMW Motorcycle Club Cape. Retrieved 21 July 2013. Jamestown (on the outskirts of Stellenbosch) is one of the few truly integrated communities in the New South Africa where fourth-generation farm labourers, informal dwellers, university academics and small-scale strawberry and vegetable farmers and their families live together in harmony. ^ a b Brand, Gerrit (15 July 2004). "Vat jou goed & trek, Deborah ...". LitNet. Archived from the original on 21 July 2013. Retrieved 21 July 2013. ^ Gerber, Riaan (1 March 2012). "Fokus op gholf" [Focus on golf]. News24 (in Afrikaans). Archived from the original on 19 July 2013. Retrieved 19 July 2013. ^ "Amateur players make their mark". IOL. 15 January 2009. Retrieved 19 July 2013. Other established amateurs lost to the professional ranks included PG van Zyl, Johan du Buisson, Ruan Botha, Alphius Kelapile, Keenan Davidse, Lyle Rowe and Louis Calitz. ^ "Elsenburg: Management". Western Cape Government. Archived from the original on 27 May 2011. Retrieved 19 July 2013. ^ "Tussen die boere/Boere" [Between the farmers/Boers]. Die Beeld (in Afrikaans). 9 December 2011. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 19 July 2013. Sy het grootgeword in Jamestown, ’n dorpie buite Stellenbosch. 'Oupa het in 1940 daar ’n stuk grond gekoop. Hy was ’n kerkopsigter, maar het vir ’n ekstra inkomste met aarbeie geboer. Almal moes help. Tydens plukseisoen was ons soggens reeds vieruur in die land. Vandag sit ek nie my mónd aan aarbeie nie, maar die wete dat ons met ons grond altyd finansiële sekuriteit sou hê, en dat harde werk áltyd beloon word, was die twee belangrikste ankers in my lewe.' ^ "Franschhoek Holden Manz Collection". Franschhoek.co.za. Retrieved 19 July 2013. The gallery schedules regular shows and has a resident selection of work from renowned artists such as Karin Miller, Marie Stander, Stuart Redler, Cecil Skotnes, André Villiers, Luhandri Bekker and Simon Annand. External links
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