The issue I'm seeing is that JFBConnect is scanning for the first image in the content and finding the 'Prev' button. That's not a great image, and when you scrape the page, Facebook shows the following warning:
Provided og:image URL, http://capeoffun.co.za/images/Website-General/Previous.png was not valid because it did not meet the minimum size constraint of 200px by 200px
Since the image is too small, Facebook picks the image that they think is best for the page (generally the biggest image on the page). You can use the following tag in the article content to specifically set an image to use:
{SCOpenGraph image=http://yoursite.com/best-image.jpg}
Your Open Graph object looks setup correct, but it doesn't seem to be applying to your content for some reason. It seems like the meta description was being used at one point for the share content, but now the introtext on the page is being used instead. One thing I do notice is that you don't have an Object Type set. In the Object settings, please set "Object Type" to "article" and check the "Built-in Facebook Object" box.
Beyond that, are there any other open graph objects you've created in JFBConnect? The one in your picture should apply to all content, but if you've created another object in a sub-category, that would override the Root object setting.
I hope that helps get you started, but please let us know if you need anything else.
Thanks,
Alex