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PEDESTRIANS are using a dangerousshortcut to get fromTafelsig toRocklands–aroutewhichcould see themlosing theirlives.

Hundreds of people cross the railway lineat Kapteinsklip station daily, seemingly ob-livious to the risk they are exposing them-selves to.And while Metrorail has confirmed that

fencing forKapteinsklip stationhadbeen ear-marked in thenext capital cycle inApril, resi-dents feel the problem has already been leftunsolved for far too long.Rachel Abrahams says she recently chased

two children off the tracks after she spottedthem playing between the lines.“It looked like they wanted to see if they

would be hurt if they laid right in the centreof the two tracks. Yes, it’s a stupid idea, butwhy is the areaunenclosed in the first place?”she asks. “Children see commuters and pe-destrians crossing the line and think it’s finebecause everyone else is doing it. This is adeath trap. Do we have to wait for someoneto die before those with power take notice?”Despite about a kilometre of fencing being

needed to secure the line, Metrorail’s region-

al manager Mthuthuzeli Swartz says fencingup train stations are prioritised according tothe urgency of the need.“The purpose of the fencewas primarily de-

marcation of boundary and that in its origi-nal statewouldnot have deterredwilful entryonto the rail reserve by vagrants or peoplewith criminal intent,” he says.The provincial department of Transport

and Public Works has committed to contrib-uting over R1 million per annum for refenc-ing projects over the next three years.When People’s Post visited the station, al-

most 20 people crossed the line in 45 minutes.This includes pupils, adults and evenmoth-

ers pushing their babies in prams. Should theline be fenced, pedestrians would have tocross at the footbridge at Kapteinsklip sta-tion, which is currently hardly in use.Lee-AnnDavids fromRocklands lives oppo-

site the unenclosed railway tracks.“It is dangerous, but convenient. If a person

from Rocklands does not have taxi fare to goto Town Centre, you can just walk over thetracks to get there,” she explains.Swartz stresses that crossing railway

tracks is illegal. “Offenders run the risk offines or prosecution if caught,” he says.But this isn’t the only issue on the line as

residents say the tracks are also used to hide

and sell drugs.Lucian Davids lives straight opposite the

train line and claims dealers are taking ad-vantage of the easy access they have in andout of Tafelsig and Rocklands across the line,as police vehicles would have to drivethrough smaller roads, onto AZ BermanDrive and over Spine Road to get from onearea to the other.“You see them brazenly selling and hiding

the drugs here every day,” he says.Ward councillor Danny

Christians has committed toaddressing the matter withthe police, railway policeand Metro Police.Mitchell’s Plain police

spokesperson, ConstableJerome Voegt, says they arenot aware of the drug allega-tions. “However we do wantto urge residents to forwardthe information to us. TheycancallWarrantOfficerRay-mond Solomon on0 082 378 9327 or Captain Le-on Jooste on0 079 894 1534.”Furthermore, Lucian Dav-

ids suggests that palisadefencing be used as “the drug-

gies will just steal the iron one”.Christians, says he had previously engaged

with thePassengerRailAgency of SouthAfri-ca (PRASA), but it yielded no results.“The fencing of the railway line from Ka-

pteinsklip station to Lentegeur Station andbeyond is a process that Subcouncil 12 startedmany years agowith PRASA.However, thesenegotiations presented very little develop-ment on this issue which has huge financialimplications on PRASA.”

Pedestrians cross the linePedestriansPedestrians crosscross thethe lineline

OFFENDERS: Primary school children under adult supervisioncross the tracks as they make their way home. Photos: Laila Majiet

OPEN: There are no safetymeasures in place to prohibitthe public from crossing therailway line just metres awayfrom Kapteinsklip station.

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LONG queues, few answersand no end in sight.

This is what some pensionerssay they have to experiencewhenthey try to re-register with theSouth African Social SecurityAgency (Sassa).Sassa is in the process of re-reg-

istering more than 15 million so-cial grant beneficiaries across thecountry.The re-registration process

comes after a new company wasawarded the tender to continue,at a reduced cost, the payment ofsocial grants over the next fouryears. Cash Payment Services(CPS) was awarded the tenderlast year.Themove is part of the agency’s

bid to rid the system of corrup-tion and ensure that social grantsare paid to the right people.However, as People’s Post previously re-

ported, a number of pensioners in Mitchell’sPlain were robbed of their grant despite hav-ing re-registered onto the new biometric sys-tem last year (“Pensioners robbed of grant”,14 August).About 12 pensioners had their pension elec-

tronically withdrawn just days before theywere supposed to collect it at the RocklandsCivic Centre.Strandfontein resident Russell Bennett

says he arrived at theRocklandsCivic CentrelastMonday to re-register as indicated to himon a letter he received fromSassa lateDecem-ber. However, hewas turned away alongwitha number of other elderly people who weretold to return on Wednesday.“We were told that they (the CPS officials)

had only been given 200 cards for the day andtherefore could not re-register anymore peo-ple,” Bennett explains.However, Sassa spokesperson Shivani Wa-

hab says: “There is no quota system imple-mented at any of our re-registration points.Should there be a high influx at a particularpoint, Sassa requests CPS to shift equipmentfromotherareas tomanage the influx. Shouldthe situation however arise that beneficiar-ies cannot be served at a particular hall orvenue due to large numbers, Sassa will thenarrange with these beneficiaries to comeback to the site the next day for assistance.”She says this is however the last resort as

“should team leaders run short of cards, addi-tional stock is dispatched to sites as re-quired.”

Bennett says it is unfair to expectpensioners to unnecessarily forkout travel fare. “We cannot afford tocommute every day and be giventhe run-around because Sassa andCPS cannot accommodate us. Theworst part is that nobody can giveyou a proper answer as to when there-registration will eventually hap-pen,” Bennett fumes.He says he tried on several occa-

sions to call Sassa on the two toll-free numbers listed in his letter.However, both lines went

straight to a voice-recorded mes-sage.Wahab is unable to explain why

the toll-free numbers had gonestraight to a voice-recorded mes-sage. She says: “Sassa toll-free lineshave been inundated with enquir-ies from the public in respect of re-registration. Based on the high in-flux of calls, dedicated lines for re-registration queries only have beenset up in the Western Cape to en-

sure that all queries are effectively managed.Members of the public can call the followingnumbers for re-registration queries only on0 (021) 469 0206/7 or 0 (021) 469 0235.”Grant beneficiaries who are still uncertain

about when they have to re-register can callthese numbers. Alternatively pensioners cancall Sassa on its toll-freenumber 0 0800 601 011.“We are in the process of setting up an addi-

tional three lines to end up with six in total.All will specifically be mandated to assist cli-ents with queries pertaining to the re-regis-tration process,” Wahab adds.When People’s Post visited the Rocklands

CivicCentre onWednesday, this reporterhadbeen informed that Sassa officials arrivedtwo hours late.

Re-registration bungle

DESERTED: The Rocklands Civic Centre was quiet when People’sPost visited the hall on Wednesday. Russell Bennett was supposedto reregister that day, however Sassa officials arrived two hours late.

MISSING: This 8monthold Rottweilerwent missing on 6 January in Westridge.If you have seen him, phone owner Gersgan Laattoe on 076 158 5016.

WHERE IS WOOFLES?: This dog wentmissing on 27 December near the trafficdepartment in Eastridge. If you haveseen it, contact owner Jamie Lebretonon 079 952 8506.

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PUPILS and teachers at Woodlands Highfear for their lives every day.

Last year as well as earlier this month, theschool fell prey to apparent gang violence aspupils call on outsiders to help after argu-ments erupt. The fighting, believed to be agang war between the Bad Boys, Irie’s and

Little Gangsters, has gripped the school sinceOctober.Three pupils were stabbed and the princi-

pal, Hennie Petersen, injured after a pupilthrew an ornament at him last year.A Grade 10 pupil was nearly stabbed at the

school last Tuesday after a group of armedmen jumped the school fence.It is understood that the men were search-

ing for a boy they had suspected of verballyabusing their friend. On finding the learnerthey attempted to stab him four times beforefleeing the premises.However, provincial educationdepartment

officials say none of the incidents had beenreported to them.The spokesperson for the provincial educa-

tion department, Bronagh Casey, says: Theschool reported no incidents in 2012.”She says last Tuesday’s incident was also

not reported to Safe Schools.“However, the Safe Schools co-ordinator

will investigate the matter and provide ap-propriate interventions,” she adds.Petersen disputes this, saying he has been

working closely with Safe Schools who hasbeen very helpful in assisting the school.“Safe Schools has been of great help. Every

reported incident was followed up on. Theylast year agreed to employing a securityguard for the last sixweeks of the school year.

However, that budget has since dried up andwe no longer have a security guard on duty,”the principal explains.Community worker Maria Dankers, who

lives around the corner from the school, sayspupils’ parents and residents need to assistthe school to ensure the safety of the learners.“My three children all went to Woodlands

High and have sincemade something of theirlives. Parents need to do their bit and startpatrols at the school to deter outsiders fromthreatening learners with weapons duringand after school,” she says.Shariefa Rasdien, the mother of a Grade 9

pupil, says she is more than willing to offerup her time to do patrols at the school.“I’m at home and can sit all day at the

school to patrol, but I can’t do it alone. Moreparents need to help,”she says.The principal says parents play an impor-

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DRUNK: A group of pupils at Woodlands Highwere caught drinking on Thursday.

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LAND being used for illegal dumpingcould soonbe transformed into a lush gar-den.

A group of residents from Beacon Valleysay they are tired of having to clean up themess when the land in Hengelaar Street hasthe potential to be something beautiful andbeneficial to the community.

MogamatYusufButler (43) sayshehasbeendigging into his own pocket to clean up themess left by people from and around Mitch-ell’s Plain.

“We as the communitymust take the initia-tive to improve our living conditions. No oneis going to do it for us. I worked at a nurseryfor 27 years andhave experiencewith garden-ing andplants.All I need is for ourward coun-cillor to assist inprovidinguswith theplants,compost and some paint so that we can fix upthe place,” he explains.

Ward councillor Eddie Andrews confirmedthat the land has been zoned as a public openspace and is due for an upgrade.

Andrews says it is disappointing when oth-er residents trash the place at the inconven-ience of their neighbours.

“The City’s intended use for our Parks andPublicOpenSpaces are for recreational activ-ities and it is disappointing to see the resi-dents themselves dumping their domesticwaste and building rubble in our parks. If res-idents don’t have a dustbin they must pleasecontact the Solid Waste department. Takepride and ownership in your community byreporting dumping and partnering with theCity of Cape Town to ensure our parks ourwell kept,”he says.

Gasnat Samuels (44) says illegal dumpinghas been a problem even before she movedinto the area eight years ago.

“People who live down the road from thefield dump here too. They come with their

bins and then dump their rubbish at the backofmyhouse. There aremice and rats runningaround because of the dirt. A bakkie evencame to dump here one morning at about02:00.

“My house faces the field and sometimesthe youngsters set the dirt alight with no re-gard for my property,” she seethes.

Butler believes there is hope to beautify thearea and to force people dumping illegally touse the nearby waste drop-off facility onSpine Road.

“The council comes and cleans up the area,but that’s a temporary solution. We need totransform the area into a garden to perma-nently deter people from using the land as adump site,” says Butler.

“Children want to use the field to play soc-cer, but they can’t because the public openspace is infested with rats because of thedumping.”

Andrews sayshe iswilling toworkwith thecommunity to address the problem.

“The intention is to upgrade the park simi-

larly to theparkon the corners of Jukskei andHengelaar streets which was also a dumpinghotspot. The upgrade and community partici-pation and involvement there has successful-ly deterred dumping. I would welcome resi-dents to contact me if they are available toassist,” he says.

Andrews welcomed the residents’ plansand requested they call him to pledge theircommitment to upgrading the area.

Samuels says she is more than willing tohelp start a garden on the field if it will bringan end to the dumping.

However, she says the City of Cape Townneeds to come to the party.

“We are prepared to work in our communi-ty, but need the City to assist us by giving usplants and tools.”

Chris Christians (60) lives adjacent to thefield where the illegal dumping is takingplace.

The soccer enthusiast believes a part of thevacant land can be used for a soccer pitch.

“There are no recreational facilities for thechildren in Beacon Valley. We used to holdsocial soccer tournaments on this field, butcan no longer do so because of the dumping,”he says.

WHAT AWHAT A MESS:MESS: Residents living adjacent to a field off Hengelaar Street, Beacon Valley say they are fed up with with the City of Cape Townfor failing to assist them in turning a dump site into a userfriendly garden. Photo: Laila Majiet

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LAILA MAJIET

MITCHELL’S Plain Police has anew officer in charge.

A new acting station commanderwill start at the station next monthfollowing the temporary appoint-ment of Brigadier Johan Brand asthe cluster commander for Mitch-ell’s Plain.

Colonel Cass Goolam, who haspreviously stationed in Steenberg,

will start active duty on 1 Februaryas the new station commander.

Major General Jeremy Vearey,who had been transferred to Philip-pi from Mitchell’s Plain last year,has since taken up a role at provin-cial level.

Goolam previously worked in theMitchell’s Plain cluster as the co-or-dinator for visible policing.

He was temporarily appointed atthe Steenberg Police Station as theStation Commander last year be-cause of his vast experience ingang-infested areas.

Brand has acted in the position ofthe Cluster Commander at Mitch-ell’s Plain since January last year

and has also performed duties asthe Station Commander at Mitch-ell’s Plain.

“This was manageable as thecluster only consists of Mitchell’sPlain and Strandfontein police sta-tions,” he says.

“However, with Lentegeur PoliceStation opening in April, it will bequite difficult to manage the clusterand the largest police station in thecountry. As a result, Colonel Gool-am will be acting as the new stationcommander at Mitchell’s PlainSAPS.”

Goolam says he is looking for-ward to returning to Mitchell’sPlain.

“I will be the acting station com-mander for a while and while I amsad to be leaving the people of Steen-berg, I look forward to the challeng-es that await me.

“Mitchell’s Plain is one of the big-gest police stations in the provinceand that comes with a large volumeof personnel, a diverse communityand high crime rates,” Goolamsays.

However, he believes the openingof the new Lenteguer Police Stationwill alleviate some of the pressureon Mitchell’s Plain Police Station.

Brand says that his “promotion”to Cluster Commander is only tem-porary until Vearey returns from

the provincial project he is current-ly working on.

“It will therefore allow me to re-main on the ground with my col-leagues and to ensure that servicedelivery is constantly improving tothe community of Mitchell’s Plain,”he says.

“Unfortunately, I will never beable to distance myself from the sta-tion or the community of Mitchell’sPlain as I will eventually return tothe position of Station Commander.I will however miss the daily inter-action with the residents, might itbe in the form of a complaint or, atleast most of the time, a quick con-versation or a compliment.”

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STRANDFONTEIN residents are gnash-ing their teeth in frustration as a demol-ished building in Church Street is attract-ing illegal dumpers.

The demolished building is next to the OKMini Mart. The building was a cinema buthas been vacant for a number of years.Bricks, papers, packets and broken fencing

are strewn across the site where the emptybuilding once stood.The owner of the convenience store, Andre

Laubscher, admits the area is an eyesore.He however says there is a delay in the re-

moval of the rubble and dirt.Laubscher says he has plans to expand the

store and the rubble is to be used in the con-struction.The Proudly Strandfontein Facebook page

has been flooded with residents’ complaintsabout the site being an eyesore.The community feels the undeveloped area

has potential to be built into a much neededshopping hub.Michelle September (43) has been living in

Strandfontein for 15 years and says the loca-tion is ideal for a supermarket.“I only visit the OK there if I really need

to. Theplace is a complete eyesore and is situ-ated onamain road. Theway it looks, Iwouldassume that it could pose as a health and en-vironmental hazard too,” she says.Laubscher says the store will be extended

and be four times bigger than it is at the mo-ment.He says agreendesignwill be implemented

into the development.“We are going very green and that is why

the old building was demolished. We wantthe store to have eco-friendly elements. Weare just waiting for the city council to ap-prove ourplan. I amhoping thatwe canbeginbuilding in March,” he says.However, residents question the “green de-

sign” given the unsightly dump which hasbeen left next to theOKMiniMart for severalmonths.September demands the property owner

clear the land.“The property owners should at least clean

up the mess,” she seethes.Laubscher has committed to having the pa-

pers removed during the course of the week.However, the rest of the bricks and fencing

will remain until a later stage, whenwork be-gins on the site.Ward councillor Irma Jackson says she is

aware of the upgrading of the building.

“I visited the area last weekwhen someonealluded to fact that the sight is an eyesore, butwhen I explained that the private owner is up-grading the area, it was said that they areokay with it,” she explains.The chairperson of the Strandfontein East

Ratepayers’ Association, Mario Oostendurp,says the site should be fenced off to deter peo-ple from using the property adjacent to theOK Mini Mart as an illegal dumping site.He directs most of his outrage towards the

owner of the property.“My concern is for the safety of residents.

Children currently use the site as a BMXtrack and skatepark,” he explains.Oostendurp urges Laubscher to at least

fence off the site.“We urge the owner to fence off the site as

soon as possible before someone is injured,”Oostendurp adds.The building off Church Street was demol-

ished nearly a year ago.

Demolition leaves ‘mess’

DISARRAY: Strandfontein residents are demanding the owner of the property next to the OKMini Mart enclose the demolition site where rubble is accumulating. Photo: Laila Majiet

AREyoubattling topayyour rates andwater arrears? If you earn less thanR4 000 there may be help for you.Mitchell’s Plain residents who are

in arrears with their water and ratescan now apply to have their arrearsscrapped. If you earn less than R3 000you can apply for a complete write-offof your arrears. If you earn betweenR3 001 and R4 000 you can apply for acertain percentage of your arrears tobe scrapped. Residents who qualifycan visit the Portlands Indoor Centreevery Friday for the month of Febru-ary to apply for indigent grant relief.The programmewill run at the hall be-tween 10:00 and 14:00.To apply, bring your ID book, a

three-month bank or Postbank state-ment, payslips, SASSAAllPay slips aswell as a death certificate if yourspouse is deceased. In the case of a di-vorce, a divorce decree that providesfull ownership rights of a dwelling toone or other partner is required.

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A PILOT project to combat crime will belaunched in New Woodlands this week.

The “Whistle Campaign” will be rolled outin three streets in the area on 1 February.Alexis Preller, Heinrich Piering and Strad-

cladott streets will be part of the initiative.The three-month project was set in motion

by theLentegeurWest/NewWoodlandsCom-munity Police subforum chairperson, BasilCoetzee.He presented the proposal to the communi-

ty, who welcomed the initiative. Each house-hold will be able to purchase a whistle whichthey should use in an emergency only.“Wewant people to use thewhistles to alert

their neighbours about intruders,” Coetzeeexplains.He says the initiative gained momentum

after a surge in armed robberies in the area.Gun-toting thieves are robbing people, es-

pecially women, who use the bus stop on Ei-sleben Road early in the morning.Women have been urged to remain extra

vigilant and walk in groups when travellingto the bus stop. It is understood that the rob-bers are wearing hoodies and peak caps tohide their identity.However, police could not confirm an in-

crease in robberies in this vicinity.Mitchell’s Plain police spokesperson Con-

stable JeromeVoegturges residents to reportcrime to the police.Anyonewith information about any illegal

activities can also contact Warrant OfficerMarius Pieterse on0 079 894 1684 or the sec-tor vehicle on 0 082 522 0724.Coetzee says the robbers are working in

pairs and are believed to be fromHeinz Park,Philippi or The Leagues.“We have seen them running in that direc-

tion after mugging people. The unidentifiedsuspects wait at the bus stop for unassumingcommuters,” Coetzee says.Robert Plaatjies (23)was robbed of two cell-

phones earlier this month while walking tothe bus stop one morning.His sister, NewWoodlands residentHanifa

Maggerman Smith, says while the whistlecampaign is welcomed, she is not sure it willhelp aspeoplehave long forgottenabout look-ing out for their neighbour. “It is a good initi-ative, but as things are, I am not certain itis going to help. Neighbours no longer lookout for each other. We need increased policevisibility, especially in the evening,” shesays. The 40-year-old New Woodlands resi-dent saysherbrotherhadbeenwalkingalonewhen he noticed a man following him.“He saw a guy in a hoodie. He then moved

around to a busier section of the road to goback home, but noticed that he was being fol-lowed. He ran towards the house and as hetook a corner another guy with a gun waswaiting for him and robbed him of his cell-phone at gunpoint,” she explains.Coetzee advises: “Be aware of who is

around you. If someone looks suspicious ormakes you feel uneasy, avoid that person.Use the buddy system and walk with friendsor in a group when walking to train stations,bus stops or transport interchanges.”The public have also been warned to not

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AGROUP of teenagersmay soon real-ise their American dream.

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Four of the six pupils are from SpineRoad High.

The other two learners are from Set-tlers High and Somerset High in thenorthern suburbs.

American Field Services IntercultureSouth Africa was formed in 1958 and isa volunteer, non-profit organisation thatpromotes and facilitates interculturallearning and awareness through ex-change programmes and other learningactivities.

South African learners get the oppor-tunity to live in a foreign country andlearn about new culture, and possibly anew language.

This year, learners went through agruelling interview process and had tohave an aggregate of 75% or above toqualify to apply.

Pupils had to fill in an application formand go through a number of interviewsbefore being selected.

Naadirah Titus (15), Angelica Septem-ber (14), Mishka Sarels (14) and ZaheerAbrahams (15) were chosen to go abroadfor a year.

Almost 20 pupils from Spine RoadHigh applied.

American Field Services regional co-ordinator, Lindie Filander, says Muslimchildren from disadvantaged communi-ties are given preference.

Augie Filander, the chapter chair ofAmerican Field Services for Mandalay,says the criteria are determined by theAmerican government. “After the 9/11terrorist attacks it was always seen as awar between the Muslims and Ameri-cans. This programme aims to banishthat stigma,” Augie explains.

The children will be going to Americafor a year on a free scholarship and willbe hosted by an American family.

Learners will be hosted in differentparts of America and will not likely beattending the same school.

Spine Road High’s deputy principal,Rehana Harnekar, congratulated the pu-pils on being chosen by the AmericanField Services’ national office to go onthe exchange.

Sarels, a Tafelsig resident, says this isan opportunity which she plans on mak-ing the most of. “We applied not knowingwhat to expect. Everyone always tells usthat we are worth nothing because wecome from Mitchell’s Plain. I plan onshowing everyone who thought nothingof us that we can make a success,” she

says. The 14-year-old says she plans onexploring the Americans’ love for fastfoods while there.

Abrahams, who is from Strandfontein,says he is looking forward to learningmore about the American culture, its tra-ditions and the local cuisine.

September says her mother wasthrilled at the news of her being chosenfor the exchange programme.

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teenager says.Titus, who is also from Rocklands, says

the interview process was very challeng-ing as they were expected to prepare fora series of interviews.

“We had to write essays and preparefor oral interviews. We did not knowwhat to expect,” she explains.

The pupils were asked about how theywould feel if they were to be hosted bya single-parent household or a gay cou-ple. The teenagers are awaiting final con-firmation of their trip from the Ameri-can offices.

They are expected to leave for Americaaround June.

AmericanAmerican dreamdream comecome truetrue

JETTINGJETTING OFF:OFF: Angelica September, Zaheer Abrahams, Mishka Sarels and Naadirah Titus are four of six Western Cape pupils tohave been chosen for a year scholarship in America. Photo: Laila Majiet


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REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS 2013/14Arts and culture

The City of Cape Town’s Tourism, Events and Marketing Directorate is inviting applicationsfor funding from arts organisations/institutions within the municipal boundaries of the Cityin one of the following areas:

1. Productions for a Performing Arts Festival in July 2014. Performing arts companies andgroups (in drama, dance, music, opera, and spoken word) are invited to submit proposalsfor original productions.

2. Events with a national and/or international impact (July 2013 – June 2014).Only applications for existing events taking place in Cape Town that include adevelopmental component will be viewed favourably.

Applicants need to indicate:(a) numbers attending the event in the last 2 – 3 years,(b) media value attained, and(c) economic impact (if possible).

All applicants must have a proven track record of no less than 2-3 years. A portfolioincluding press releases is required.

The City of Cape Town expects all applicants to have multiple sources of income and willnot provide bulk funding or fund entire proposals. Proof of funds raised or successful pastexperience at raising funds needs to be shown.

Supporting documents must include proof of bank details, NPO certificate, valid taxclearance certificate, latest municipal rates account and most recent audited financialstatements. All documents must be certified.

Applicants must complete the prescribed application form, which is available at our office onthe 14th Floor, Telkom Tower, Standard Bank Centre, Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town, or can bedownloaded from www.capetown.gov.za, or by contacting Natalie Harper on tel 021 417 4101.The original form must be submitted – no photocopies, faxes or e-mails will be considered.

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PUPILS, parents and staff at Hyde Park Col-lege united to commemorate the birth ofProphet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him).

The children, all dressed in white, filed in-to the mosque at the Rondevlei school onThursday for their Moulood programme tocelebrate the event.

Singing songs of remembrance and hon-ouring their parents the way the prophet didwas the order of the day. The learners’ voicesresonated through the prayer facility, touch-ing the hearts of all the parents present.

Principal Nazrina Teladia opened the pro-gramme with words of wisdom on the roleiconic prophets have played in the academicfield.

AA sspecpecialial IslamIslamic celeic celebratbrationion

DEVDEVOTED:OTED: Grade 7 pupil, Zahied Abbass, didthe opening recital at theMoulood programmeat Hyde Park College. Photos: Laila Majiet

INSPIRING:INSPIRING: Taahir Evans (13) from Westgatesays he plans on studying the Quran after finishing primary school at the end of the year.

LITTLELITTLE ANGELS:ANGELS: Each of the classes from Grades R to 7 presented an item in the form of asong or message as part of the school’s Moulood programme.

THE Mitchell’s Plain Network OpposingAbuse will be hosting support groups eve-ry Monday at the Beaconvale FrailcareCentre, Beacon Valley, and Wednesdays at

the Tafelsig library between 10:00 and13:00.

For further details call Anet Joubert on0 (021) 376 4788.

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LUZUKO ZINI

A YOUNG graduate is calling out onother graduates to “give back” to thecommunity of Mitchell’s Plain.

Jaymion Hendricks (24) from Rocklandshopes to get together with other youngprofessionals from the area to help edu-cate the youth.

“I want to mentor young pupils by hav-ing motivational talks and workshopswhere we teach them how to cope withtheir studies. I hope by doing this,I can in-spire pupils to work hard and grab oppor-tunities that will change their lives,” hesays.

Hendricks went to Caradale PrimarySchool and received a scholarship to at-tend the German International School inCape Town.

He has a degree in International Rela-tions from Stellenbosch University andlast year he completed his law degree, alsoat Stellenbosch University.

Hendricks recently left Cape Town andnow lives in Johannesburg where he isworking as a candidate attorney at one ofAfrica’s largest law firms, Edward NathanSonnenbergs.

“I’m one the fortunate people to get agood education and I want to give back bysharing my knowledge,” he says.

“This is an opportunity to all those grad-uates who come from Mitchell’s Plain tomake a difference in our communities. Itstarts with themselves making an effort tochange things.

“It’s time that we as the people of Mitch-ell’s Plain stand together and give theyouth a platform to achieve great things.”

Hendricks believes education is the

most important tool in order to changeone’s life.

“We want to highlight the importance ofeducation. The only way better your situa-tion is becoming educated,” he says.

“Everyone deserves a chance to be edu-cated irrespective of where they comefrom.”

Principals at two of Mitchell’s Plainhigh schools say they would welcome Hen-dricks initiative.

Owen Bridgens, principal at MondaleHigh, believeswhatHendricks is planning“will have a huge impact on the pupils”.

“If he does that for the greater Mitchell’sPlain community, itwould be great for ourpupils because the pupils will have a per-son to look up to and aspire to be likethem,” he says.

David Charles, the principal at CedarHigh, shares the same sentiments.

“Within theareaswework in, ourpupilsneed encouragement and motivation.When it comes from someone other thantheir teachers, they will buy into it,” hesays.

“It would give our pupils, especiallyGrade 12s, a wider perspective of what isout there and what they can look forwardto.”

Hendricks believes the youth have po-tential to accomplish great things in life.

“This is a call to all those who want tosee the youth succeed to take part in mak-ing a difference. It’s time that we take ac-tion, so that any child from our area cando positive things and inspire others,” hesays.

Anyone interested in helping Hendricksgive back can phone him on 0 078 510 4605or email 2 [email protected]

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VIOLENT protests over service deliveryhave in recent months marred the politi-cal landscape.

People’s Post interns Tarren-Lee Habel-gaarn and Luzuko Zini took to the streets andasked readers if the violence is justified or itis a sign of desperation.

PeacePeace vsvsprotestsprotests

ONON POINT:POINT: Steve Fraser says while he doesn’tcondone violence, when people are hopelessthey get desperate. “If they can’t get their pointacross what other option do they have? Something needs to be done, but it all boils down toeducation of what is right and wrong.”

UNAUNACCEPTCCEPTABLE:ABLE: Stirling DamainHarris saysviolence is never justified. He feels people protest when they’ve lost patience. At that point,he says, there is no other way but violence. “Ifeel particularly sorry for the farmworkerswhowork in rain and sun, but get R50.”

NO VIOLENCE:NO VIOLENCE: Thelma Harris says violence isparticularly frustrating when protesters don’tthink of the inconvenience caused to others.“If you take the farm workers: when they goback to work the property is broken. It’s unfairtowards themselves and the farmers.”

ELECTELECT LEADERS:LEADERS: Taariq Samuels says: “That’stheir way of getting what they want, but it doesnot always go their way. Protesters shouldelect someone to speak on their behalf to thepeople, company or government they have issues with so that things can be resolved.”

NOTNOT IDEAL:IDEAL: KayLeigh Meistre believes protesting is a way for protesters to get attention,but believes violence is not the way. “Protesters need to speak up and voice their concernsinstead of being violent. Violence has neversolved anything but only makes things worse.”

UNJUST:UNJUST: Andiswa Sam says violence is not theway as it only makes things worse. “Violenceis not a sign of desperation, but an opportunity(for some people) to ruin what has alreadybeen done for them. The only way to go forwardis to address their issues in a civilised way.”

OTHEROTHER MEANS:MEANS: Zach Simpson believes thereare other ways of dealing with the protesters’concerns. “The violence may be a sign of desperation, but there is no need for it. They shoulduse peaceful methods of protest that haveserved this and other countries well.”


LAILA MAJIET

A COLOURFUL makeover of a park inWestridge has been completed.

Graffiti artist Falko has kept graffiti aliveover the years andMitchell’s Plain residentscan now enjoy hismurals while sitting in thepublic open space.The vibrant square on Park Avenue and

Lariat Close has been given a complete over-haul with brightly colouredmurals grabbingthe attention of pedestrians.Born and raised in Mitchell’s Plain, Falko

was the first artist to which the City of CapeTown issued its Graffiti Art Permit late lastyear.People’s Post previously reported that the

graffiti bylaw states that graffiti artists needthe permission of the property owner and thepeople living in the vicinity before starting aproject (“Drawing a more colourful future”,11 December). Falko returned to his home-town in December and painted several mu-rals in Park Avenue, Westridge.This project,called Mirror on the Wall 3,

started two years ago on a smallholding inPhilippi.Mirror on the Wall 3 is composed ofsix murals and will also be done on Park Ave-nue.Residents in the nearby vicinity have wel-

comed the bright artworks.Aslam Philander who lives in the house on

which the first mural in this series was paint-ed says: “It makes the park look nice and issomething nice for our area.”

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AA WWORKORK OFOF ART:ART: This mural is one of three wall paintings done onhouses facing a park in Park Avenue, Westridge.

COLOURFUL:COLOURFUL: Falko says he creates murals that make people think about the possible conceptbehind his artwork. Photos: Laila Majiet

ALLALL EYESEYES ON YON YOU:OU: This mural forms part of graffiti artist Falko’sMirroron the Wall 3 project which he started last year.

WORLD famous conductor Sir Roger Nor-rington is to visit Athlone.Regarded as a leading light on the classical

music scene for almost 50 years, Norringtonwill conduct the Zurich Chamber Orchestrawith celebrated South African clarinetistRobert Pickupas soloist at twoconcerts.Concert-goers will have an

opportunity of seeing Nor-rington with his highly-ac-claimed orchestra joined in aonce-in-a-lifetime opportunityby selected members of ourthe South African NationalYouth Orchestra.The concert dates are

Thursday 31 January at theEndler Hall, Stellenbosch.Tickets, at R250, from Com-puticket.Norrington will also con-

duct a concert at the New Ap-ostolic Church, in Silvertown,on Friday 1 February.Tickets range from R150 to

R250 and are available fromComputicket. Secure parkingis available at the church.The programme for each concert will con-

sist of Mozart’s Divertimento D Major K.136;Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra, A MajorK.622 with Pickup on clarinet; FabianMüller’s Labyrinth (2005); and Beethoven’sSymphony No 5 C minor Op.67.Norrington has been at the forefront of the

movement for historically informed orches-

tral playing and is arguably one of theworld’sgreatest conductors.The Zurich Chamber Orchestra was estab-

lished after World War II and is one of theleading ensembles of its kind.The orchestra has been invited to interna-

tional festivals, performancesin the major musical centresof Europe and played in theUnited States and China.More than 50 members of

the National Youth Orchestrafrom all over the country willbe performing under the ba-ton of Norringtonwith the Zu-rich Chamber Orchestra. Es-tablished in 1964, the NationalYouth Orchestra is the train-ing ground for South Africa’stop classical musicians and isthe country’s national team ofyouth orchestras.The aim of the tour is to

combineSA’s top young talentwith this internationally-re-nowned chamber orchestrawhere aspiring young musi-cians can rub shoulders withprofessionals and learn from

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HARSH penalties for drug-related crimesdo more harm than good.

This is according to Shaun Shelly, the Ad-dictions ProgrammeManager of Hope HouseCounselling Centre, which caters for addictsfrom across the city.The criminal sanctions for drug addicts are

praised, encouraging harsher penalties, hesays.“Even the recent special remissions of sen-

tences, granted by the president, have exclud-ed those convicted of drug-related crimes. Al-though this is a popular opinion, I suggestthat this approach is ill-informed and nothelpful if we are to make in-roads in dealingwith the drug problem. We need to base ourapproach on sound research and not on popu-lar sentiment.”Besides one-to-one counselling, the Hope

House Counselling Centre offers group thera-py sessions for recovering drug users and ad-dicts over 18 years.Shelly and Peter Cilliers are counselling 15

people a session and anyone is welcome tojoin, provided they phone Julie MacDonnellon (021) 701 9742.Shelly hopes to provide a similar pro-

gramme for 13- to 18-year-olds in the near fu-ture.Cilliers grew up in Mitchell’s Plain where

he witnessed addiction and decided he want-ed to make a difference. “I came from a safe,secure home and wanted to help others whowere not so fortunate.”He worked with recovering drug users and

addicts in Westlake before moving to Mili-tary Road, Retreat.Hope House is looking for people who are

interested in training to do counselling.Shelly says it is important to make a dis-

tinction between addicts and casual drug us-ers. “An addict’s whole life revolves aroundthegettingorusingdrugsandcannot say ‘no’.There is significant research proving thatchronic drug use brings about fundamentalneurological changes thatmove a susceptibleindividual from drug user to addict.”

Shelly works with addicts daily. “Addic-tion is very seldomsomething entered into by‘free choice’. It is a chronic, relapsing diseasewhich, like many brain diseases, has behav-ioural and socio-spiritual aspects. Once weunderstand this, we can accept that a bio-psy-cho-social approach is required to treat ad-diction. Drug addicts need treatment for themedical disorder from which they suffer,(and) not time in jail which will only teachthem how to become better criminals.”He says many recovering addicts have bat-

tled hard to overcome their addictions, arewell into recovery, and could become produc-tive members of the community and rolemodels for others. Unfortunately, many can-not find employment because of criminalrecords for minor possession charges.“Our youth, our children, have very real

problems when dealing with the consequenc-es of addiction. By treating them as crimi-nals, instead of providing real opportunitiesfor recovery and by sabotaging their futurewith criminal records, we are ensuring the

cycle is not broken. To incarcerate someonewho has been caught for possession of an ille-gal substance, throw them into jailwith hard-ened criminals and leave them with a crimi-nal record against their name is not justice.”

Prison ‘no cure for addiction’


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Thursday 31 JanuaryColoradoPark:TheCollville (Colora-do Park and London Village) Resi-dents’ Association will meet at theColorado Park community hall at19:30.

Residents are urged to attend.For more information call Char-

maine Brown on 0 082 573 7663.Eastridge: Edward Nathan Sonnen-bergs,Africa’s largest law firm,will behosting a free talk on credit, interest,budgeting and saving at their officesin Naboom Street, Eastridge.To RSVP or for more details about thetwo-hour session which starts at 10:00,call Sharon Brink orWendyDiener on0 021 397 4241 or email2 [email protected] or 2 [email protected].

Saturday 2 FebruaryHanover Park: Dutchess Models islooking for new models for their MissTeen Dutchess Beauty Pageant.

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Youmust be between 12 and 18 yearsold.

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0 084 288 8608 or Zayaan on0 079 771 4770.Colorado Park: Starkings KlawerjasClub will be hosting their AGM attheir clubhouse at 17 Valley Crescent.The meeting starts at 18:00.Old and new members are welcome.For further details call Omar Ben-jamin on 0 082 883 4434.Westridge: The Mitchell’s Plain Peo-ple’sForumwill behaving their gener-al meeting at their offices at DunesidePrimary School on the corner of An-gus Road and Duneside Avenue. Themeeting starts at 09:00. Formore infor-mation call Fred Arendse on0 074 244 4245 or email 2 [email protected]. Alternatively callRalph Samuels on 0 071 952 2291.

Thursday 7 FebruaryWoodlands: The Emmanuel WorshipBible Training Centre is offering vari-ous one-year courses. Bible studymethods, BreakingPovertyBonds, thebeatitudes, theChurchandCarnal andSpiritual Man are some of the courseson offer.

Cost is R30 per subject.Traininghappens at 34DunesDrive,

Woodlands. For further details call0 (021) 374 4364 before 14:00 or email2 [email protected].

Tuesday 19 FebruaryCaledon: The Real Girls Social Clubis going on a road trip to the CaledonCasinoandSpa.The trip costsR250perperson and includes lunch, a gamingvoucher and the use of the spa. A de-posit of R100 secures your seat. To findout more call Karen on 0 074 320 5110.

LAILA MAJIET

HUNDREDS of people are gearing up forthe Cancer Association of South Africa(CANSA) Relay For Life in Mitchell’sPlain.

The overnight relay is a unique fundrais-ing event that allows participants to join to-gether to fight cancer.

René Petersen from CANSA says the relayis a reminder to the families and friends ofcancer patients and cancer survivors that thefight against the disease is ongoing.

Many of the participants are people whohave been diagnosed with cancer or knowpeople who have survived the illness.

Teams are made up of 10 to 15 people, eachtaking a turn to walk around the field at 30-minute or hourly intervals.

Over 30 teams have already entered for theovernight relay happening on 23 February atthe Stephen Reagan Sports Complex.

Team entry costs R650 for 10 people and allproceeds go towards fighting the battle withcancer.

“We have an overnight relay to show oursupport for cancer patients who battle the ill-ness every hour of every day,” Petersen says.

Candles will be lit at sunset in honour of allthose who have died of the disease.

The highlight of the evening is the Lumi-naria Ceremony, held after dark to honourcancer survivors and to remember those whohave lost the battle against cancer. Lanternsline the track and are left burning throughoutthe night to remind participants of the incred-ible importance of their contributions.

Families and friends will be able to light acandle in remembrance of their loved ones.

Petersen says people don’t often talk openly

about cancer.“People don’t talk about the ‘C word’ be-

cause they believe it is a death sentence. Liv-ing a healthy life is key tomaintaining a goodlifestyle even after being diagnosed with can-cer,” Petersen adds.

On the night, the CANSA Relay For Lifeopens as cancer survivors make their wayaround the first lap.

Petersen says the event is festive with liveentertainment keeping the participants andcrowd going.

Entertainment chairperson for the event,Darryl Nel, says a number of local performershave volunteered their time to perform at theevent. This includes Soul Sundae, solo singerSaalim Ismail, Von D, Afikaans Ruk and JeanCarlo.

Teams of enthusiastic citizens will gatherat the Stephen Reagan Sports Complex from18:00 on 23 February until 06:00 on 24 Febru-ary.

For more information call Petersen on0 (021) 689 5347 during office hours.

RelayRelay ForFor LifeLife onon tracktrack

SUPPORTING ASUPPORTING A GOODGOOD CAUSE:CAUSE: Hundreds of women participated in last year’s CANSA Relay forLife Mitchell’s Plain to show their support for family and friends fighting cancer. Photo: Supplied


JANA BREYTENBACH

THE Cape Town rag trade is being hon-oured through an exhibition of theSpring Queen extravaganza.

The event is on at the new District SixHomecoming Centre in the former SacksFuteran Building in Buitenkant Street.Old newspaper clippings of past winners

who participated in the pageant between the1980s and 2012 can be viewed.Interesting facts and photos of every past

winner forms part of the exhibition, as wellas a photo of how they look today.Carolie Roberts, who was crowned Miss

Spring Queen in 1985, became emotionalwhile looking at her photo on her special

night. “Seeing this exhibitionwasbreathtak-ing,” she said as she wiped tears from hercheeks. “That was one of the best days of mylife. I see myself as an ordinary Cape Towngirl and to see how my life has turned outmakes me very proud.”LumkaVumendlini (20), whowas crowned

in November, also attended the opening.Local clothes designer Shakur Olla ques-

tioned theway forward for the SouthAfricanclothing industry. “Many changes still needto be made so that workers in this industrycan benefit,” he said at the event opening. “Ifwe rightfully acknowledge our women, theycan become absolutely brilliant. If Americacan cater to a worldwidemarket, so can we.”The exhibition runs until Tuesday 26 Feb-

ruary.

CrowningCrowning glorygloryofof SpringSpring QueensQueens

THENTHEN ANDAND NONOW:W: Carolie Roberts, a former titleholder, reminisces about the special nightshe was crowned Miss Spring Queen in 1985. Photo: Nasief Manie/Photo24


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IF you’re feeling lost and think thereis no help for you, think again. Helpis at hand.

The Revival Centre in New Woodlandswill be offering free counselling as ofnext month.

Pastor Chris Sloster says people fromall faiths and church allegiances are wel-come to access the counselling services.

The counselling offered focuses ondrug counselling, family counsellingand career counselling.

Sloster says people often don’t knowwhere to go for help.

“We wish to also act as a referral serv-ice and direct people to the organisa-tions that can assist them with the prob-lems they may be facing.”

The pastor believes community inte-gration has fallen by the wayside.

“A major reason for our community’sdisintegration is ignorance. Some peo-ple are not aware of the services and re-

sources available to them for guidanceand counselling. We want to be a catalystfor positive change in this community,”he adds.

Subcouncil 23 chairperson, NatalieBent, welcomed the initiative andpraised the community structure for giv-ing back to the community.

“I believe that churches and commu-nity organisations can most definitelyoffer assistance to those individuals suf-fering from drug addition.

“Due to drug activities and alcoholismbeing rife in Mitchell’s Plain, I can onlybut welcome any additional support of-fered to our broader community,” shesays.

The counselling services will belaunched on Tuesday 5 February at theRevival Centre on the corner of HansAschenborn and Maggie Laubser roads.

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For further details call the RevivalCentre on 0 (021) 370 0156 between 8:30and 14:30.

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THOUSANDS of students enter privatetertiary education institutions everyyear – increasingly out of choice, but oth-er times because of limited opportunitiesin the public sector.

As prospective students have alwaysdone when deciding on which universityto attend, private students must be en-couraged to similarly ensure they en-trust the right institution with theirhigher education.

With an estimated 110 000 students reg-istered in private higher education annu-ally, leaving these students without guid-ance on how to choose quality coursesand institutions exacts a significant butrarely recognised toll on the individual,the community and ultimately the coun-try and economy, an education expertwarns.

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“Either extreme may be a reason to becautious,” Coughlan says.

Know what you want fromyour tertiary institution

THEY won a world of fans with Doo Be Doo.With a string of hits and a growing fan-

base, Freshlyground will again wow fanswhen they take to the stage at the SummerSunset Concert at Kirstenbosch on Sunday3 February.

As one of the most popular bands in thecountry and following the release of theirfifth studio album, Take Me To The Dance,they will be performing new sounds and oldfavourites.

Their ascension was rapid – they becamea household name in South Africa in 2004with the release of the smash-hit albumNomvula, and every album released sincehas generated at least one radio hit: Doo BeDoo, I’d Like,PotBelly,Fire is Low andWakaWaka, the 2010 hit with Shakira.

Their new CD will be sold at a cheaper

price at Pick n Pay and is bundled with agoodie bag, which includes a T-shirt.

The album is also available for digitaldownload from the band’s website freshly-ground.com, as well as iTunes and Ama-zon.com.

The Summer Sunset Concert is from 17:30to 19:00. Gates open at 16:00.

For further details or ticket prices, call(021) 799 8783/8620 or visit www.sanbi.org.

Bookings at www.webtickets.co.za.WIN!WIN! People’s Post readers can win one of

three double tickets. Email [email protected] by Thursday at 13:00,with the word “Freshlyground” in the sub-ject field. Alternatively, visit www.peoples-post.co.za and stand a chance to win one ofthree double tickets. Winners will be noti-fied by phone.

Sway to FresSway to FreshlyhlygroundgroundEASYEASY ONON THETHE EAR:EAR: Freshlyground, one of the most popular South African bands, will performat the Summer Sunset Concert on Sunday. Photo: Supplied

BAYHILL United FC has kicked off training atRocklands High School.

Training takes place on Tuesdays andThursdays.

The team is also looking for a senior coach.For more information contact Riedwaan Allieon 0 079 040 1404 or Latief Feder on 0 083 3869457.

BaBayhill Unyhill United lookited looking for coaching for coach

ANYONE wishing to learn sign language canfind out more from June Bothma.

She will be offering a 15-week fun-filledcourse in sign language.

Contact Bothma, who is deaf, via SMS at083 448 1837 or email [email protected].

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DON’T leave your safety to chance.

Here are tips on how you can stay safein dangerous situations.Be prepared for trouble by entering all

the relevant telephone numbers into yourcellphone, including those of the police, se-curity firm, relatives and neighbours.At night, keep your cellphone in your

bedroom and lock the bedroom door. If youhear suspicious sounds you can phonesomeone immediately.If your house has been broken into, im-

mediately contact your security companyand the nearest police station.Wait until fingerprints and statements

are taken before touching anything.Unless it is absolutely necessary, do not

allow private security companies to enterthe house or touch anything before the po-lice have investigated the scene.Look for strange footprints in the garden

and point them out to the police.A list of themake, model and serial num-

bers of electrical appliances and other val-uable equipment should always be availa-ble for investigation purposes. You can al-so mark your property with a uniquenumber.Never leave your keys in a gate or lock.Don’t leave mail left in the box as it is

a sign that nobody is home. Arrange withneighbours or a friend tokeepa regular eyeon your property and to remove mail andnewspapers if you go away.Never leave workers unattended in your

home.Do not leave your garage, front or back

door open or partially open as it serves asan invitation to burglars.Donot leave valuable itemsnear thewin-

dows.Store your firearms in a safe and do not

let anyone, includinghousehold employeesand children, know that you have firearmsin the house. A safe out of sight in a cup-board is agoodchoice.Keepcash, duplicatevehicle keys and valuables in banks orsafes.When approaching your house entrance

by foot or by car ensure that it is safe toenter and that you have not been followed.Be on the lookout for people loitering at

the entrance, vehicles stopping when youslow down or anything unusual at yourhome.Robbers have on occasions been known

to impersonate police officers. Always askfor ID from anyone who wants to enteryour premises and make sure your domes-tic staff don’t allow visitors into the house.Police officers carry an identification cardstating their name, rank, service numberand photograph.If in uniform, the police officer will wear

a nameplate with the police star on thebadge, as well as epaulettes indicatingrank.Members in plain clothes and in uniform

may be requested to identify themselveswith the identification cards. The numbersof all police stationare also available on thewebsite at www.saps.gov.za.If youhave informationoncriminals and

their activities you can call the all-hourCrime Stop hotline on 08600 10111.

TTakeake precautionsprecautionstoto ensureensure safetysafety

WHEN did you last put pen to paper to writea real love letter? With the advance of tech-nology, so-called snail mail has become anostalgic past-time.The SA Post Office is encouraging roman-

tic South Africans to use the postal servicefor Valentine’s Day.“A card or letter for Valentine’s Day is the

best possible gift for a loved one some dis-tance away,” says Janras Kotsi, head of MailBusiness at the SA Post Office. “A letter orcard sent by a loved one must be one of thebest surprises anyone can get.”He says a letter bearing a stamp has a 50%

bigger chance of being opened first – or atall – than one without a stamp. The reasonis that it is perceived a person took time andeffort to sit down and write it.Kotsi says a card or letter is easy to keep

and will not be deleted or lost when a phoneis upgraded or a hard drive crashes. “It willoutlast flowers, it takes up very little storage

space and when you reread it years later, itwill evoke more memories than any otherkeepsake.”He adds that mail is more romantic than

social media because you can neither sprayitwith aftershave or perfumenor kiss itwithlipstick.Kotsi also points out that a letter makes a

particularly affordable gift for Valentine’sDay.“A standard letter costs only R2,65 in post-

age, but it remains appropriate for Valen-tine’s Day which focuses on emotion andfeeling, not financial value. Customersshould make sure they use the right addressand postcode, which can be looked up onlineat www.postoffice.co.za.“Remember, we can create personal mem-

ories, strengthen existing relations and evencreate new relationships by sending some-one a personalised card or message for Val-entine’s Day.”

GGoo oonn,, wrwrite a love letterite a love letter

TARREN-LEE HABELGAARN

You are what you eat.For years people have been obsessed

with phrases such as “healthy body,healthymind”, and it’s true, says a die-titian.What children eat have a major im-

pact on their brain. “Your brain is de-pendent on a normal blood sugar level,so any people or children with low orhigh blood sugar cannot concentrateproperly. Therefore it is of utmost im-portance to eat regularly to help keepyour blood sugar at a normal level,”says dietitian Magdalene Pieters.And, says Pieters, you don’t need ex-

pensive or exclusive foods to achievethis. A healthy combination of foodgroups in either a meal or snack willsuffice.Brain boosting foods do not have to

burn a hole in your pocket, but, moreimportantly, she says, the best thing todo is to avoid foods that affect the brainnegatively. Focus instead on foods thatare beneficial to the brain.“It has nothing to dowith affordabil-

ity and more to do with trying to eatnatural foods, thewaynature intendedus to eat,” she says.When looking at food you need to de-

cide if it is natural, wholesome andhealthy or if it is only the nice tastingpart of a natural food like sugar, oil,fat, cream and white refined starch.A good guideline is to try and avoid

foods that are dyed, changed or fried.Certain foods, such as fried foods,

sweets, sugar and sweetenedcooldrinks, have a negative impact onthe brain. “Bought fried fast foods aretheworst because the oilmight be boil-ing for many hours. Trans fats replacethe good essential Omega-3 fats in thebrain, andmay causeAttentionDeficitDisorder and mood disorders like de-pression because of a lack of Omega-3fatty acids,” says Pieters.“Fried fast foods are one of the rea-

sons so many young people feel de-pressed these days.”Sugar is digested very quickly and

spikes blood sugar levels.According toPieters, a lot of insulin must be secret-ed to lower the blood sugar again.

“A childwith a high blood sugarwillnot feel full of energy, like most peoplethink. They will feel drowsy and tired.If their sugar drops too low after thespike they will feel nervous, edgy andjittery. They won’t be able to sit still,can’t concentrate and everythingaround them will draw their attentionaway from their work,” she says.Water with a meal that combines

protein, fibre, vitamins, minerals andhealthy fat is very good at empoweringthe brain.Pieters says children should be en-

couraged to drink water wheneverthey feel thirsty or hungry.“A dehydrated body and brain can-

not function properly and sometimeschildren get overweight because theyconfuse thirst with hunger and eat toomuch,” she says.With the new school year having

just started, a good eating habit couldhelp improve a child’s performance.Pieters says good foods to include in

your child’s lunch box are low GIbread (which decreases the sugarspike), and a protein that suits yourpocket such as meat, cheese, peanutbutter or egg and a fruit.“Apples are low GI fruits and travel

well. Buy different types and colours,”says Pieters.Breakfast is also very important to

kickstart a day, says Pieters. She listslowGI toast, egg, peanut butter, lowGIoats or muesli, yoghurt and a fruit orfew raisins as good breakfast choicesfor children.She adds that pilchards are excellent

food.“It is packed with good Omega-3 fat-

ty acids, is an excellent source of pro-tein andminerals from the sea and cal-cium from the soft bones in the fish.The tomato added to most tins is alsovery good, filled with anti-oxidantsthat protect against many diseases,”says Pieters.She highlights that it is also afforda-

ble and you can stock up and keepsome.“I combine it with wholewheat pas-

ta, onions and spices, then add a thinlayer of grated cheese on top for a love-ly fast dish for the family,” she adds.

Healthy food for thought


A. WHO MUST REGISTER?

B. WHAT WILL HAPPEN DURING RE-REGISTRATION?

C. WHAT DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED FOR YOU TO RE-REGISTER?

CHILD SUPPORT GRANT

FOSTER CARE GRANTS

RE-REGISTRATION CANNOT BE COMPLETED WITHOUT THESE

DOCUMENTS

ENQUIRIES: (021) 469 0206/07 or Toll free numbers: SASSA - 0800 60 10 11 /

CPS - 0800 60 01 60

Social grant beneficiaries who are receiving their grants in their

bank accounts must re-register at the identified sites. Beneficiaries

who are in possession of a SASSA or SEKULULA card or who are

receiving their social grants at the Post Office, who have not re-

registered during 2012 must also re-register. Children receiving the

Child Support Grant, Foster Child Grant and Care Dependency

Grant must be registered with their parents or care givers.

• Your information will be updated

• Your fingerprints captured

• You will be issued with a SASSA payment card

• ID Document

• SASSA Card

• Contact Number/s

• Name and contact numbers of a family member

• Confirmation of your residential address

• Birth Certificate for children under 16 years

• Birth Certificate AND ID Document for children over 16 years

• Birth Certificate for children under 16 years

• Birth Certificate AND ID Document for children over 16 years

• Court Order

All school-going children will only be assisted at re-registration sites after

14h30 with their parents/care givers.

Beneficiaries who are unable to register due to ill-health (including care

dependent children) MUST arrange for a home visit (which will take place at

a later date).

Re-Registration of all Bank beneficiaries and

outstanding Cash/Post Office beneficiaries will

commence on 14 January 2013.

Details of re-registration sites in your area are

listed on the reverse side of this brochure.

FIXED RE-REGISTRATION SITES

All Fixed Re-registration sites for the Cape Town, Eerste River,

Gugulethu and Mitchells Plain areas are listed below and will be

opened from 14 JANUARY 2013 to 28 MARCH 2013.

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Cape Town

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St Phillips Anglican

Church

128 Chapel Street,

Woodstock

IQRA Hall

Hammond Street,

Strand

Zolani Centre,

Elliott

Sithadatu Ave,

Nyanga East

Future

World Church

Eerste River

Browns Farm

Community Hall

Bristol Road,

Browns Farm

Rocklands

Civic

Mitchells Plain

Scottsdene Hall

Eoan Avenue,

Kraaifontein

Ikwezi

Community Hall

NY2, Gugulethu

Lentegeur Civic

Merrydale Road

Lentegeur,

Mitchells Plain

Sports & Recreation

Centre

C/o Merrydale

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Portlands

Scouts Hall

54 Bonaventura

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Atlantis

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Dates for re-registration

Beacon Valley Community Centre, MP 0 – 4 14 - 23 January 2013 5 – 9 24 January – 2 February 2013

Samora Machel (Weltevrede) Hall, MP 0 – 4 4 - 16 February 2013 5 – 9 18 February – 2 March 2013

Tafelsig Thusong Centre, MP 0 – 4 4 – 16 March 2013 5 – 9 18 – 28 March 2013

Leibrandt van Niekerk Hall,South Road Tableview

0 – 414 January – 20 February 2013

Excluding Tuesdays & Thursdays5 – 9

21 February – 28 March 2013Excluding Tuesdays & Thursdays

Shawco Hall, 12th Avenue, Kensington 0 – 9 14 – 26 January 2013

NG Church, Bower Street, Milnerton 0 – 9 28 January – 2 February 2013

Sea Point Minor Hall 0 – 9 4 – 9 February 2013

Lwandle Community Hall 0 – 9 11 – 16 February 2013

Mfuleni Community Hall 0 – 9 18 – 23 February 2013

Sarepta Community Hall 0 – 9 25 February – 2 March 2013

Wesbank Community Hall, EersteRiver

0 – 9 4 – 9 March 2013

Somerset West Town Hall 0 – 9 11 – 16 March 2013

New Macassar Civic 0 – 9 18 – 28 March 2013

People’s Post Mitchell's Plain LEADER Tuesday 29 January 2013

Catch-22CIVIL society places certain expectations up-on a country’s legal system.So it is expected, for instance, that people

whom the courts find guilty end up in prison.There, it is hoped, offenders will serve the

required time for having been found guilty ofwhichever crime.Perhaps it is also hoped that they would

make amends and perhaps become reconcili-atory towards those whom they’ve offended.Many prisoners say they’ve found religionwhile in prison. If prison is hoped to be a cor-rective facility, what then can be said forcrimes taking place in prison?Fightswhichbrokeout inPollsmoorPrison

last week are reportedly as a result of at-tempts to control illegal itemswhichwere be-ing smuggled into the facility.A daily newspaper report indicates 10 in-

mateswere injured in two separate battles be-tween rival gangs. Five inmates were takento hospitals. The items in question are drugsand cellphones.While people on the “outside”may take cellphones for granted, drugs in aprison is understandably a dangerous combi-nation. Correctional Services regional com-missioner Delekile Klaas has reportedly toldthe media they were investigating whetherofficials could be working with inmates.Two rival gangs have are said to have been

separated,while gang leaders have been iden-tified and placed in another area.Many questions can be asked as to whether

prisons really serve a purpose. But in the ab-sence of any other recourse, correctional fa-cilities remain the only answer as to what todo with offenders and those who break thelaw. Research indicates many offenders, un-fortunately, return to prison. Some, becausethey see little way out than to survive by com-mitting crime. Others because their attemptsat reintegration into society are foiled as a re-sult of the mark against their name.Until we’ve walked a mile in a prisoner’s

shoes, who is to know? Perhaps crime neversleeps. Not even in prison.

StrStrikiking sing shouldhouldbe last resortbe last resortTHE wish has come true for whom-ever said: “Make the Western Capeungovernable”.I agree with and support the soli-

darity of the farm workers strikingfor a better wage, but I disagreewith burning farms, looting shopsand stoning cars on the N1.I served as a loyal shop steward

for the National Union of TextileWorkers.If we had to strike and down tools

for everywage negotiation the com-pany would have been forced toclose down and let over 2 000 work-ers go. What did we do differently?We had good union leaders who al-ways thought of the workers first.(There were) good and successfulnegotiations that never tarnishedthe relationship (between) shopstewards and the union, employersand employees.This strike action could turn out

to be successful, but the damagedone to the economy is irreversible.I blame the union who, togetherwith the farmworker leaders, ill ad-vised their members.Union leaders should have made

their intentions known before en-gaging in illegal industrial action.Theworkers could be out of pock-

et for a long timeuntil – and if – theydo come to an agreement on a wagesettlement backdated to the firstday of absence.The saddest part is that union

leaders never suffer loss of pay inany strike. I am not saying not tostrike, but that should be the last re-sort if negotiations fail and amica-ble solutions cannot remedy theproblem.ARTHUR PILLAY

SpecSpecial tial thanks to medhanks to medical staffical staffMYNAMEisRogerAugust and I live inWelling-ton, New Zealand.My dear son Rustum August passed away on

Thursday 30 August last year of leukemia.Iwould like to thankall the staff atGrooteSch-

uur Hospital for the seven weeks Rustum spentthere.(They include) Dr Davidson, Dr Strauss and

many more; Nurse Williams, J Olive, Z Abra-hams, CABooysen, C Booysen, R Bazalo, B Dav-ids, R Lloyd, XC Molly, N Solomons, S Slingers,

M Nwovhe, H Havenga, V Bent, R Ockhuys, FNdwandwa, S Holland and M Robinson.Also the cleaners, physio and Auggie, who al-

ways brought Rustum’s food with a smile.Spending such a long time with Rustum at

Groote Schuur gave me such great hope abouta positive South Africa.I will be moving back to South Africa this

year.Thank you again, Groote Schuur Hospital.ROGER AUGUST

Call for help is quietenedI’MSHOCKEDbecause today I sawone of theFNB adverts under the heading “You canhelp”.In it, KellyBaloyi, a 17-year-old fromSowe-

to, eloquently pinpoints not only the issuesfacing ournation, but also her idea for a solu-tion.She is not calling for student boycotts, pro-

test marches or strikes.She’s not calling for burning of municipal

buildings, looting of shops or destruction ofschools. She’s not calling for barricadingroads, burning tyres or the stoning of the po-lice.She’s not singing songs that call for a ma-chine gun or the destruction of white farm-ers. She is simply asking for people to helpeach other.She says: “When you help someone, you

lift them up.When you lift them up, they can

help other people, too.”So why am I shocked? I am shocked be-

cause FNB has bowed to pressure from theANC and the SACP and has now withdrawnthe advert. These two political parties be-lieve that this advert amounts to treason andundermines the government. This approachis reminiscent of the past apartheid govern-ment’s approach to those who opposed theirviews.No doubt FNB has realised that it needs to

heed (president) Jacob Zuma’s call, where hestated: “Business that support the ANC willprosper.”Perhaps they should rather look at some

of the statementsmade by (former president)NelsonMandela,who said: “Youwill achievemore in this world through acts of mercythan you will through acts of retribution.”ROGER WOOD


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THE Fabulous Son Seawind Entertainerspulled off a fantastic performance at thisyear’s Kaapse Klopse Karnaval Associa-tion competition and walked away fromthe Vygieskraal Stadium with top hon-ours.

Celebrating their 25th anniversary, theFabulous Son Seawind Entertainers man-aged to get their hands on the coveted 2013Carnival Trophy, a prize every minstreltroupe dreams of having in their possession.The troupe captain, Siraaj Legget, was de-

lighted at the outcome of events on the finalday of the Section 1 KKKA finals held lastSaturday, applauding the efforts of thewholetroupe.“Weare feeling great and itwas reallyhard

competing against the other minstreltroupes, who did equally well. We even man-aged to secure first prizes in categories thatwe really struggled in formany years, whichis a good one for us,” he says.The Fabulous Son Seawind Entertainers

secured first prizes for Klopse Jol, GrandMarch Pass, Juvenile Combined and bestDrumMajors in both adult and juvenile cate-gories. They received second prizes for BestBoard, Juvenile Sentimental andExhibition.Third prizes were secured for Best Dress,English Combine and Coon Sing. Fourthprizes were obtained for EnglishMoppie andBest Band.“We really did outstanding this year and

it makes it even more special because this isour 25th anniversary. We are now celebrat-ing it with a bang,” Legget says.The proud captain also wished to extend

a message to the owner and says: “Manythanks must go to Shahied ‘Boy’ Fisher forhis great commitment shown over theyears.”

The Section 1 final top five are winnersFabulous Son Seawind Entertainers, PennyPinchers TVStars, V&AMinstrels, D6Hano-ver Minstrels and completing the list is theCape Town Hawkers. “It was a real honourto be competing against these teams and welook forward to next year, where we hope tocome back stronger and better,” Legget says.Plenty of other troupes are gearing up to

participate in their final legs of their respec-tive competitions and People’s Post will givean update of these events.

OppositionOpposition blownblownawayaway byby SeawindSeawind

HAPPYHAPPY TIMES:TIMES: The Fabulous Son Seawind Entertainers celebrated their 25th anniversary in styleby walking as the champions of the annual Kaapse Klopse Karnaval Association competition.

IF YOU’VE just matriculated or are inthe last few years of school, don’t missa career expo that hopes to expandyour future prospects.The Cape Town Post-School Oppor-

tunities and Career Expo will be heldat Old Mutual in Pinelands on Satur-day 2 February from 10:00 to 16:00.Over 30 000 youth have just complet-

ed their schooling careers in CapeTown, and many are still seeking op-portunities to achieve their careergoals.At the same time, there are 30 000 pu-

pils who have started Grade 12 andwho need career guidance and infor-mation on courses and bursaries.This informative expo is aimed at

current Grade 11 and 12 pupils, schoolleavers, students, graduates and youthseeking information and opportuni-ties about career choices, academicsupport, education, training, skills de-velopment, employment and careeradvancement.Those still seeking opportunities

can find out about courses and train-ing opportunities still available for2013, as well as apply for these coursesand training opportunities.Seminars on career choices and ca-

reer pathswill also be offered at the ex-po.Career advisors, professionals and

human resource managers will pro-vide information and advice on how toachieve your career goals.Grade 11 and 12 pupils are encour-

aged to attend the expo to find out howto access and apply for bursaries for2014 for the courses they are planningto study.For more information and to pre-

register for the event, send an SMS to072 516 7248 or email [email protected].

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Wed. 06:30 - 20:00

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Weddings

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PERSONAL

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Herbalists

PROBLEMHEALER

Classen Johnsonthanks BalataAdrians whoshowed me D.r

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powershealed me andmy familyproblems.For the devils

which had madeus not

to sleep for over10 yrs. All the

badlucks within

members werecaught andhe cleaned our

house.With similar orother problems

you may

Contact ShiekKariem on072 243 9136021 705 56235th avenue ,Grassy parkOpposite

Nandos , CashCrusadersbuilding ,

upstairs room 4

Queen Apiah S a lady fortune

teller•Financial

problems •Lostlover

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Dep R50. Payafter success •100% results.Athlone opp.Stadium. Ph:071 766 5409

Professionalhealer 100%Dr Rashid

•Life problems•3 in 1 manhood

creams•Lucky charmsfor money

•Bring back lostlovers

Grassy Park Tel:0735239720

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* Problems withfalling pregnant* Miscarriages,MenstrualProblems,

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A FINAL SHEIKH SAVED MESharin Romjowan in a fabulous

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bright. Appreciate SheikAbdulkarim to save you, 5thAvenue, Grassy Park, GlobalBuilding, RM 4, opp Nandos.

Ph 071 9514 269.House visit done.

DR RYDEN* Pregnancy and womb

cleaning* 51 enlargement strong &

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CALL 081 001 0702

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•................Marriage & sexualproblems

• ............. Falmily & financialproblems

• .............................Lost lover•.................House cleaning &

unemployment•....Finish unfinished work by

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CALL: 078 049 2356/ 021 827 0105ATHLONE

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Personal

"Angels For Life"is seekingvolunteers togive off 2hours

of theirtime. In the

Grassy Park areaPlease

contact:SurgrieNaidoo on

082 978 9016 oremail:surgrie@tel

komsa.net

SHEIK ALIin Gatesvillefor strong duasand effectiverubaan

Come for myherbal treatments

for allbody pains,

marriage trouble,house

protection,business, lostlover, sellingof property

quickly and allkinds of evil.PAY ONLY

WHEN JOB ISDONE!

PENSIONERS:FREE

TREATMENTRoymo Butchery,

Unit No. 6(upstairs),

corner Klipfonteinand Ruth Roads,Rylands EstateTel: 078 284 2787or 021633 2103

DR AISHACOME FOR MY HERBAL

TREATMENT

.................Pregnancy problems ................................. Lost lover ...................................Bad luck....................Troubled marriage .......................Sexual problems ...................Financial problems ........And short boys for money

amegundwane

Woodstock Main RoadOpposite FNB

Call DR : 071 713 3602

DIVORCESRenette Rauch Attorneys

021 418 1337 / [email protected]

MAAMA SARACLEARED MY DEBTS!She can do many things:* Jobs & Promotions

* Marriage & Relationships* 3 In 1 mens cream

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* Court Cases* Help with Divorces

* All protections that you needI CAN HELP YOU WITH SO

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PROF HABBY

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073 190 9548

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Grassy Park

083 974 0614

MAAMA SULAINACLEARED MY DEBTS!She can do many things

ranging from:* Job promotion* Relationships

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bonds* All protections that you needYOU BETTER BELIEVE ITBY CONTACTING HER ON:078 179 9983 OR 074 695 3186

MAMMA JENNIE. Troubled marriages. Bringing back lost lovrs. Financial problems. Court / divorce cases. Quick sale of property. Manhood problems

Call 076 296 7596

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Tuition

BRANSONSDRIVING SCHOOL

15 Years exp. R100 per hour.

Special packages avail.Pickup & drop off. Associatedwith all traffic departments.Early drivers tests available.

Ph 078 9303 267;021 825 5737 email:[email protected]

HABITS DRIVING K53STILL RUNNING ON 2010

PRICES!LEARNER DRIVERS AT

YOURS OR MINECall 076 649 1956or 021393 5063 a/h

MATHSIndividual tutoring.

Ensure success. All hours.Contact 074 142 3392

TORQUEDRIVINGACADEMYFREE car hirewith every 10hrspackage!! (t&capply).Manual &

AutoAll areas with freepick up and drop

offHassan

082 992 2827 /021827 1300

MARILYN•S DRIVINGSCHOOL

Summer special R130.00 Perhour . Package R1200 , Easy todrive Toyota tazz. Highlyqualified .High pass rateCall Marilyn : 078 277 9459

Creches

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NURSERY SCHOOL/ EDUCARE

* Enrol now for 2013* Nursery programme for

12 yrs old* Primary/preschool

programme for 36 yrs old* Meals provided

* Situated in Portlands area

Contact: Zainonesa@021371 1237078 351 0872for further details

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Health and Beauty

DRINK TEA AND SHRINKLose 4 8 kg per month andstill enjoy your favourite foods.

Abeda( 072 806 5399

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Catering

ALPHA CATERERSMenus from R60 p/p.

( 021703 6495or 082 742 7098

CLC BESSICK HIRINGCrockery, cutlery, glassware,trestles and chair covers.

( 021 371 9464 or084 974 6176 or 072 381 4784

DALVIE'SCATERING AND

HIRINGMenus from R69 p/p.

Price includes basic decor.For all your hiring needs andstage decor, incl bouquets.Crockery and cutlery from10c. Chair covers with bowsalso available. We also offersound! Ph Rashieda orShafiek 021372 5921 /

084 566 0087 /082 660 0876

DECKSTER'S CATERINGDECOR / HIRING

Menu's from R110,00.Includes: crockery, cutlery,white tableclothes, whitechaircovers and organzabackdrop, arch, red carpet.

(Ielaahm or Rene021371 4507/082 324 9486

DECKSTER'S CATERINGDECOR / HIRING

Menu's from R110,00.Includes: crockery, cutlery,white tableclothes, whitechaircovers and organzabackdrop, arch, red carpet.

(Ielaahm or Rene021371 4507/082 324 9486

NISA'S SNACKSSavoury packs to order.

Tel: 021-706 2987

Children’s

Entertainment

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AHMED'S jumping castles forhire. 072 344 6977

BJUMPING castles andgazebo's for hire.Cartooncharacters .(082 878 1517 /021 696 2627 Exl.. rates

JUMP 4 JOY castle hire.( Ricky on 073 268 7546

JUMPING CASTLE for hire.021 393 8528, 083 890 4793

JUMPING CASTLES &waterslide for hire. Ph021 704 0859, 083 281 7930

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Entertainment

DJ With Sound and karaoke( 083 747 3304

38

Hiring Services

AFFORDABLE HALL TOHIRE FOR ANY FUNCTIONSweddings/ childrens• parties/

21st celebrations, etc.NG Church Ottery.Serissa Street, Ottery

Contact Louna : 021 762 1276 /083 731 0044

COLORADO HIRINGCrockery, cutlery, glasswarelinen and backdrop. Ph

021 374 7104 / 0822278968

DECORBackdrop poles & curtains.

(021 396 2526/082 212 8949

DECORINSPIRATIONS

Backdrop poles, chair covers,table cloths,organza tiebacksoverlays, vases, mirrors,

charger plates, red carpet foras little as R80 or R150 for 2!021 637 0133/083 453 9021

HOUSE OF HIRINGCall us for your hiring needs

plus kids party items.(021 3711 588/082 503 9026

THAT HIRING PLACECutlery, crockery, linen, tablesand chairs to hire. Contact

021371 9175 or 076 722 1083

Photographic/

Video Services

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VIDEOS AND PHOTOS ATAFFORDABLE PRICES.

Call Germaine 073 214 4496or Brian 083 512 8917

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Miscellaneous

Wendy Houses SPECIALS6 x 3m, R6 000 cash.082 621 4441/ 021 393 5475

CIRUS WENDY'SIn Nutec & wooden wendy

houses3 x 3 D.I.Y R3 5003 x 6 D.I.Y R4 5003 x 9 D.I.Y R6 500

3 x 7 Toilet & basin R7 5003 x 10 Toilet & basin

R9 500TEL 021 829 7105CELL 078 822 1312

Also Nutec and Vib-houses

74

Electrical Appliances

AA APPLIANCE repairs to allmakes of washing machines,tumble dryers, etc. 40 yrs exp.Ph Alwyn West 021 671 5786or 082 705 8103.

All Fridge Regassingand

geyser repairs.021 3715362

Fridge Regassing on alltypes fridges. All jobs done

at clients home.079 587 9109

I BUY / SELL AND REPAIRALL FRIDGES /FREEZERS

& APPLIANCESDEAD OR ALIVE.084 985 7425

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Garden Services

GARDENING We cut lawns,weed flowerbeds, plot clearingrefuse removal, tree felling,irrigation. 7 days a week. Ph073 492 3255 / 021694 4707

SPECIAL WINTER PRICE:Free water. Wellpoints / miniboreholes. No water, no charge

( 021 637 5677 or021 701 4522 / 072 825 9586

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SAVE R100

R4200 R1200INSTALLATION

INCLUDES:

-SINGLE DOOR

-HARDWARE

-MOTOR

-2 REMOTES

MOTOR ONLY R1900

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CALL: 021 697 5566 or 021 696 4912 FAX: 086 234 5180

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A.B.A BETTER BLOCK

190/140/90BLOCKS,

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BEST PRICES

0861 33 3314021 704 3636021 391 6330

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Clothing/Shoes

A A+ CASH PRICE PAID forgood used 2nd hand clothing,shoes, linen, etc. 021 761 3083

or 084 9733 899

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Building Material

1A BARGAIN PAVING SLABS400 x 400 = R12,50450 x 450 = R14,50500 x 500 = R15,95VIBRACRETE = R27,00( 076 382 6711 /021 823 2575

5M, SAND, STONE,RUBBLE Bakkie loads also021 397 6413 or 082 709 6443

A 6 cubic meter sand, stone &rubble removal.(John at 072407 4289 / 0217612410

A BAKKIE rubble, sand andstone. Ph 078 6113 627.

A BARGAIN BLOCK: 190,140 & 90. Ph 021 692 1209 /021 374 2053 / 083 384 7144all hours. Free Delivery.

BAG sand, stone. Bakkie sand,stone. Rubble removal.079 776 8185

AFRI BLOCKS190 &140's Sand & Stone

Call021 393 0661/ or073 186 2991

(a.h.)

BAKKIE/TRUCKSand, Stone,

Cement, V/slabs,

Blocks andRubble Removal084 748 7122

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Wanted to Buy

AA's BUYS good qualityfurniture and appliances. Wecollect. Ph 021374 6060 or083 948 2804

General

Services

Building and

Construction

104

A BARGAIN FOR ALL SAND,STONE, RUBBLE. 36 METRE.PH: 021705 4652 OR 021824 8993 OR 083 273 6083

ALL Building plans drawn andsubmitted. Call Dominick on021 396 2115 or 078 0852067

ALL BUILDING plans drawnup and submitted to council.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

UNDERTAKE ALLBUILDING WORKS ,additions to existing houses(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

Vibracrete Walls, Paving,Plastering, Carports.(021) 392 1433 / 083 539 5478

ALUMINIUMWINDOWS &DOORS

Supplied & fitted.

( Chris 082 570 5686021 638 5292

Home Improvement

Interior

105

GARAGE DOORS& automation.076 523 0306

Home Improvement

Exterior

106

AA paving, garages, vibracretewalls, extensions, spikes. Ph021 705 5372 / 072 425 5111

ALTERATIONS, brick, plas.,skin., tiling, etc. Good Refs.076 124 4713

ARTHUR'S SLIDING GATES,b/bars, vibracrete & steelfencing & automation. 021691 1936 or 084 921 5364

BELIEVE IN CHRISTSERVICES

Vibracrete, tiling, carports,paving, laminated flooring.Contact Albert 073 545 6994 /

VIBRACRETE ANDEXTENSIONS Ph:074 321 9215 / 021 820 4384

Repairs/

Miscellaneous

107

FRIDGE/FREEZER REPAIRSDone in the comfort of your

house. All work fullyguaranteed. Ph 021 396 2457

or 083 725 3384

108

Money/Loans

Waiting forPension/package payouts?

SMS or send“please call me” 082 301 7856

Ph: 0860 105 546

A BRIDGING LOAN?

A CASH LOAN UP TOR150 000 B/LISTED/GOVTWELCOME Same Day payoutPh / Sms Lizzy 074 295 9559Fax: 086 532 7196

A CASH LOAN UPTO100 000 B/listed +Garnish+Govt employees welcome.Same day payout Call/SmsAnshaaf 083 649 5826

A LOAN URGENTLY !!!SMS me your name, I.D, gross+ net salary, work name andtel number to 078 750 9186.

AFFORDABLE LOANSMonthly earners only

Up to R15 000Call or sms 073 072 0718/

071 930 3464

Bridging cash for

PENSION/PACKAGE

ALL BRIDGECREDIT

Lumpsum/Payout same day

021 949 3402/3Call back 073 609 9307

078 8897 038

APPROVAL SAME DAY

ARE U WAITINGon a Pension/ Provident/

Package / Lumpsum Payout?Cash same day. Sms/Call:Chantal 076 886 7655

Awaiting Pension/Prov. fund/ Property

PayoutGet Cash Today!!Ph/Sms/Pcm Latifah

076 833 6676

BOND PROBLEMSFrom arrears to auctionsWe can HELP, Financial& Legal Aid, No falsePromises, Just ResultsToll Free 0800 204 987or 082 991 0729

BRIDGING CASHwhile waiting for:

PENSION /PACKAGE

Tel: 021 949 0930/1/2

Payout (lumpsum only)Cash same day

CASH LOANS ANDCONSOLIDATIONS.

BLACKLISTED WELCOME!SAME DAY PAYOUTCONTACT SHARLENE:

021 7060185 / 083 5061092

CLEAR YOURDEBT

Don't struggle with your debt,let us sort it for you by callingSCM DEBT CLEARANCE

on 021788 448524/hrs: 078 221 0193

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INGRID082 6477 173PENNY

084 0610 814OFFICE

021931 1320

LOANSR 3000 R 150 000Blacklisted welcomeGarnishees welcome

0717620362/ 0717726630Fax:0867245130

LOANS UP TO R100.000BLACKLISTED WELCOMEContact Bongi 073 1558 476

LOANS We come to you.( 021 558 6648 / 082 957 3251

NEED A LOANR50 000B/listed / Garnishee. SMS IDGross & Nett to 073 038 6886

NEED MONEY!! Bl/listed.Call / send ID no to Ursula071 833 9674 Mnthly only

Personal loans up to R100 000Contact Naomi :071 993 4711

Curtains/Carpets/

Upholstery

112

BLINDS ANDCURTAINS.All types. Freequotes. Less

10%.( 021 371 8627/082 516 0030

M&MINTERIORS Blinds, curtains,rods, upholsterycleaning and

carpet cleaning.All blinds

less 10%. PhoneMoosa

021 371 8917 or083 4931 495

A&G CARPET ANDUPHOLSTERY CLEANINGPH: GAIL 021391 3483OR 072 906 1796

CARPET & UPHOLSTERYSTEAM CLEANING.

95% DRY. PH: 071 951 4046OR 083 687 3545

FOR ALL types of blinds.Ph 074 259 1802 Renaldoor 082 598 2606 Wesleyor 021371 8315 o/h

115

Moving and Storage

4 TON TRUCK avail forgarden refuse and furnitureremoval. 076 124 4713

FURNITURE REMOVALS.Ph 078 6113 627.

''LET'S MOVE IT!"Glen : 079 079 2323

TV/DVD/Video

Services

117

BUDGET TVrepairs,

microwaves &HiFi'S. Collect &

Deliver18 LinariaCrescent,

Silvertown 7764Steven on

021 633 1802 /083 486 5394.

1140

Electrical Repairs

Appliance repairs& electricianAngelo : 073 664 3532

FRIDGE AND FREEZERREGASSING & REPAIRSReasonable prices!( 076 164 0700

REGISTERED ELECTRICIANP/paid meters, plugs, lights etc.Ph Jody on 081 310 7542

Ronald GeorgeElectrical

Installations and MaintenanceTel: 021705 5922Cell: 083 311 7195

Email: [email protected]

1142

Carpentry

BUILT IN CUPBOARDSrepairs & alterations.( 072 695 9738

SPECIALISING HANGINGDOORS Phone Mr M Harris021 392 2894, 073 2933 952

1143

Plumbers

ALL PLUMBING, good ref..076 124 4713

FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBINGMaintanance and new

installations.All workmanship guaranteed.

(Frank 082 3544 076

1145

Swimming Pool

Services

CLEAN & MAINTAIN pools.Ph 083 494 3939 or 836 8208

POOL SERVICE andmaintenance. Ph Michael073 104 3575 or 021705 8851

1146

Tiling/Flooring

ALL PAVING. Excel ref.Ph 393 2090 or 076 124 4713

1151

Cleaning Services

3 AVERAGE carpets,steamcleaned from R380.Turbo Kleen BB PIN:27D3BB7B( 084 593 2223

3 AVERAGE carpets,steamcleaned from R380.Turbo Kleen BB PIN:20C64457( 084 593 2223

PROPERTY

166

Houses to Let

LOTUS RIVER KLIP ROAD2 Bedroomed, kitchen, lounge,

bathroom, elec & waterincluded. R3 500pm. PhSurgrie 082 978 9016

167

Houses for Sale

EMMANUELPROPERTIES

MITCHELLS PLAINCOLORADO

2 Bedrooms, double garage,extension extra 2 rooms +

material. R435 000

TAFELSIG3 Bedrooms, R210 000Ph 072 292 9668083 337 5163

We have buyers forrepossessed houses

we can help

IVAN FRANK PROPERTIESROCKLANDS: 2 Bedroomedin stunning condition plus 1bedroomed sep ent. R340 000.

Phone 082 469 3084

OTTERY 3 beds, 2 baths.R820 000. Ph 083 255 7414

TAFELSIG 4 beds, R249 000.EASTRIDGE 3 Beds, R229 000.NEW EASTRIDGE: 3 Beds,R249 000Ph 083 255 7414

171

Flats to Let

PELICAN PARK: 2 bedroomflat. R3 500 pm. Water incl.Sms PP to 081 783 5158

194

Business

Opportunities

2013 KENAKO IT'S TIME

Sell tupperwarefull or part time.Narriman

084 414 7444 or021637 5932 /

Zainoe084 530 0300WE DON'T

REPLY TO PSECALL ME

AVON REPSNEEDED(Michelle

021 396 2115/082 637 6559

AVON REPS NEEDEDPRISCILLA 083 769 5814LANSDOWNE TO LANGA

AVON REPS NEEDED078 888 1608

401

General Vacancies

AVON reps neededcontact 021 696 5866/079 0538019

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to to get listed :SMS

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CAPE TOWN Visit 68 BreeStreet , Bree Castle House,

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VIBRANT SALESCONSULTANTS

NEEDEDNo transport or previous sales

experience needed.Free training isprovided.

We offerBasic salary, commission,

petrol allowance and variousother incentives.

For appointment, callAileen on

021 465 7852Terms & Conditions

Apply

412

Hair/Beauty

RELIABLE,EXPERIENCEDBARBER

Required forsalon in Mitchell's

Plaintown centre.Ph Tony

079 950 6747

415

Clothing Industry

Clothing factory requires aqualified machinist. Please smsyour name to 081 543 8188FACTORY L12 INDUSTRIALHIVE ALPHA ROAD M/Plain.

TELL 021 3761045

421

Teaching/Education

5 ,, 4 , HOTELS ,BIG SUPERMARKETS & BIGCOMPANIES URGENTLY

NEEDS!.20 Receptionists/Office

Admin.30 Cashiers.20 Barmen.30 Waitrons.20 Porters

.10 Data Capture.50 Cleaners/ Housekeepersvisit us at : 112 Long Street, 3rdFloor, Room 311, Cape Town, or

CALL:021 426 7615/ 021 4245949

073 219 8380

428

Sales/Marketing

SALES REPSNEEDEDNo previous

sales experienceneeded

Free training isprovidedWe offer:Basic salaryCommission

Petrol allowanceand various other

incentives.Contact Zanele021 201 0022Terms and

conditions apply.

Justine CosmeticsEarn extra, sell Justine.SMS name and area to

082 412 5505.

429

Staff Vacancies

OUTBOUNDTELESALESSOUTHERNSUBURBSARE YOU

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a bubblytelephonic

personality andare you target

driven?Is this you?

Then you are whowe are looking for

tojoin our teambetween 5pmand 8pmMondayThursday

We offercompany training

tosuccessfulapplicants.

Preferably owntransport.

For anappointment tointerview,

call Gloria (021 )702 2052

NAILTECH/BEAUTYTHERAPISTQualified ladyneeded for abusy salon

in M/PLAIN mallPh 083 270 7503or email CV to:[email protected]

People’s Post Mitchell's Plain CLASSIFIEDS Tuesday 29 January 2013

We have permanent position for aqualified optometrist at the newlyrenovated Promenade Mall –Mitchells Plain. (Franchise

business opportunity available.)This is a great opportunity for anoptometrist who is passionateabout customer care, who iswilling to go the extra mile andwho wants to build long termrelationships with their clients.

You need to have greatcommunication skills and whowork well as part of a team.

Please contact [email protected]

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Cape Mental Health is a non-profit organisation thatoffers a comprehensive mental health service in theWestern Cape. One of its projects working with adultswith Intellectual Disability, Training WorkshopsUnlimited (TWU), seeks to fill the above positions assoon as possible.

• Sales manager responsible for all sales income• Senior Training Instructors required to manageworkshops in Athlone and Mitchell’s Plain

RequirementsWorkshop Seniors must be able to develop and trainthrough staff and also ensure production targets onassembly areas are met using adults with intellectualdisability. Woodwork background required for theMitchell’s Plain position.Sales manager to build up clientele and ensure salesincome are met. Drivers licence. Honesty and integrity.Apply with motivational letter and 2 page CV [email protected] for attention of theAssistant General Manager, Thomas F Bezuidenhout.Phone @ 021 / 6383143.Closing Date: 04 February 2013. Only shortlistedcandidates will be notified of employment progress.

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Rondevlei Park – R369 000: 2 bed starter house with huge Ottery (Flat) – R340 000: 2 bed bic, f/fkitch, lounge with f/bath.grounds.

Rocklands – R349 000: 3 beds, f/kitch, lounge, bath, fullyenclosed.

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London Village – R569 000: 3 beds mes, f/kitch, lounge,entertainment area, garage, f/enclosed.Eastridge- R250 000: 2 beds, kitchen, dinette with f/bath and the

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AlarmwithCCTV++++++

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beds,2beds,FK,s/room,d/room&lounge,f/bath,gar.&c/port,d/l,

lamfloors,alumwindows,alumfrontdoor,mouldedcornicesandceilings

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bedswithlounge,kitchenandfambath

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2ndbed,blinds,FFK,lounge,fambathwithshower,brickboundarywall,2

entrances,singlecarportinfront,doublecarportattheback.

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front,fullysecured,b/bars,FK,lounge&d/room,fambath,garage.

STRANDFONTEIN–R560,000.00-3beds,bics,fambath,septoilet,

FFK/OP,lounge,jetmaster,snglegar,doublec/port,paved.

GRASSYPARK–R1,250,000.00-6Bed,bics,mes,ffk,d/room&lounge,

fambath,dblgarage,pool,alarm,entarea,indoorbraai

STRANDFONTEIN–R610,000.00-4beds,bicsin3

rooms,(4thbedorguestroomwithen-suite),FFK,lounge&d/room,sep

bath&toilet,shower,2xsnglegar3x6and5x6

(NEWRELEASE)

(NEWRELEASE)

(NEWRELEASE)

(NEWRELEASE)

Charles–0824984725

(NEWRELEASE)

(NEWRELEASE)

Carl–0722355917

bics

TAFELSIG–R280,000-3bed,o/pkitchen,lounge,fambath,garage

convertedintotuck-shop

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TAFELSIG–R250,000-3bed,FFK,lounge,fambath,garconvertedinto

tuck-shop

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DELFT–R100,000-1Bed,fambath,parking

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loungend/room,dblegar,

STRANDFONTEIN–R580,000.00–3bedwithbics,FK,fambath,ent

area,garage,pool.

PENLYNESTATE–R1,680,00.000–Downstairs2

beds,1withbics&en-suite,library,sunkenlounge,sepbath&toilet,

FFK,,pantry&scullery,autogarfor3cars.Upstairs–2beds,balconyon

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WESTRIDGE R390 000 ROCKLANDS R380 000 HYDE PARK (WELTEVREDEN VALLEY)R485 000

WESTRIDGE R440 000

ROCKLANDS R410 000

VANGUARD VILLAS – COLORADOR395 000

WOODLANDS R295 000WOODLANDS R225 000

PORTLANDS R430 000 NEW WOODLANDS R300 000

WESTRIDGE R360 000

COLORADO R600 000

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LENTEGEUR R360 000

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3 BEDS, LOUNGE, KITCHEN WITHBICS & STOVE, BATH/TOILET,

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2 Beds, lounge, kitchen, with lots ofbics, tiled floors, nice size yard. Fully

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ARTHUR 079 251 2059

3 BEDS, VERY BIG LOUNGE, RECEPTIONAREA, NICE SIZE KITCHEN, 3rd

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CAN BE USED AS A SEPERATEENTRANCE. A MUST TO SEE.

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WORKSHOP ETC, OR CONVERTEDINTO A 2 SEPARATE ENTRANCE.

3 BEDS, BIG OPEN PLANLOUNGE/KITCHEN WITH BICS, TILED,MODERN SHOWER/TOILET, PARKING

FOR 4 CARS, NICE SIZE YARD.

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NegotiableSpacious 4 bedroom facebrick family home with stunning seaview; modern fully fitted kitchen with granite tops; fully tiledlounge and diningroom with built-in fireplace. Main bedroomwith huge en-suite; All rooms fitted with laminate floors andBIC’s; Undercover solar-heated pool & jaccuzzi; Separatetvroom/study; Landscaped back & front yard with irrigation

system.To view ph Theo

PELICAN HEIGHTS R1 995 000

RONDEVLEI PARK BAYVIEW RONDEVLEI PARK

R435 000 NegotiableMIDDLETON RD. Freestanding homeoffers 2 bedrooms with carpeted floors

& BIC’s in main bedroom; Fittedkitchen with laminate flooring in

lounge; family bathroom; Spaciousplot; Ideal starter home;Asking Price: R435 000.

To view ph Bradley

Offers from R495 000 invitedLIVERPOOL CRES. Cosy 3

bedroom home has main bedroomextended with BIC. Lock-up garage;Tiled, wooden and laminate flooring;enclosed front yard. Urgent Sale.

Asking price: R525 000.To view ph Bradley

R580 000 NegotiableCOLUMBINE RD. Quaint 3 bedroomproperty with spacious and neat

yard; Garage with parking for 3 cars;fully fitted kitchen; Fully tiled ; Fully

secured; Single Garage withpotential to be a maid’s quarters. A

must view!To view ph Erica

Rawson Strandfontein 10x4 29-01-13-1C05D2V

NEW RELEASE

NEW RELEASENEW RELEASE

Theo RainersMANAGER

083 784 1955

Theo RainersMANAGER

083 784 1955

Bradley ThomasSALES CONSULTANT

076 648 8757

Bradley ThomasSALES CONSULTANT

076 648 8757

Erica RomanSALES CONSULTANT

083 299 9807

Erica RomanSALES CONSULTANT

083 299 9807

Tania WyethSALES CONSULTANT

084 240 0606

Tania WyethSALES CONSULTANT

084 240 0606

Tanya TitoLETTING CONSULTANT

084 812 8665

Tanya TitoLETTING CONSULTANT

084 812 8665

ON THE BAY

Offers from R490 000 invitedSAILFISH RD. Freestanding 3

bedroom home, Open plan kitchenwith Built in cupboards; laminate

floors with en-suite in main bedroom;Secured with Trellidor and alarm

fitted.Asking price: R540 000.

To view ph Tania

RONDEVLEI

Offers from R400 000 invitedCHELSEA RD (Off Old

Trafford). Freestanding 2bedroom home. Urgent

Sale.Asking price: R485 000.

To view ph Bradley

Offers from R550 000 invitedDENNEGEUR AVE. Cosy & affordable

3 bedroom home with BIC; FFK;laminate floor; family bath including

shower; spacious undercoverentertainment area with built-in braai;single garage with parking for 2ndvehicle; security gate & b/bars.

Asking price: R580 000.To view ph Theo

STRANDFONTEIN VILLAGE BAY VIEW

Offers from R550 000 invitedREYGERSDAL Ave. Freestanding 3bedroom home with laminated floorsin lounge; open plan kitchen; Familybathroom including shower; Single

garage with parking for 1 car;Spacious bedrooms with BIC in main

bedroom only.Asking price: R580 000.

To view ph Tania

Offers from R439 000 invitedFERRY WAY This 2 bedroomfacebrick property is tiled

throughout, Built-in cupboards inkitchen; spacious plot; needs

TLC.Asking price: R450 000.

To view ph Theo

ADMIRALS HILL

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SELLING SELLING SELLINGPROPERTIES URGENTLY NEEDED IN ALL AREAS FOR OUR QUALIFIED BUYERS

3 BEDS, FFK, TILEDLOUNGE, MODERN FAMBATHROOM, TANDEMGARAGE 3 CARS

+++ BIG SEPARATEENTRANCE.

VERY NEAT 4 BEDS –BIC, BIG FFK, LOUNGE,DINING AREA, FAMILYBATHROOM, SECUREPARKING 3 CARS.

DOUBLE STOREY – 3 BEDS –2 BATHROOMS, LOUNGE,

DINING ROOM, FFK,GARAGE, STORE-ROOM +SEPARATE ENTRANCE – 2BEDS, EN-SUITE, FITTED

KITCHEN

3 BEDS – BIC ,FULLY FITTED

KITCHEN, LOUNGE,SECURE PARKING

ENCLOSED - 2BEDROOMS,

TILED LOUNGE,GARAGE.

WAYNE 083 483 1784 WAYNE 083 483 1784 WAYNE 083 483 1784 WAYNE 083 483 1784 FAROUK 082 873 4815

JOE 072 343 3442 IGHSAAN 079 735 2149 IGHSAAN 079 735 2149

BAYVIEWR580 000

STRANDFONTEINR430 000

PORTLANDS –MONTAGUE DRIVE R470 000


LENTEGEURR285 000

ROCKLANDSR320 000

PORTLANDSR510 000

EASTRIDGER305 000


2 BEDSON BIGPLOT.

3 BEDS, FITTEDKITCHEN, ENCLOSEDYARD – PARTIALLYCOVERED, DOUBLE

CARPORT

SECURE IN PRIME AREA.NEAR SCHOOLS &

TRANSPORT 2 BEDS – FITTEDKITCHEN, LOUNGE. XTRA ROOM

– CAN BE ADDED TO MAINHOUSE OR CONVERTED INTO

GRANNY FLAT. GARAGE 2 CARS

NEAR TOWN CENTER.3 BEDS, LOUNGE,

DINING ROOM, FULLYFITTED KITCHEN,

GARAGEGINA 072 865 0061 GINA 072 865 0061

ROCKLANDSR310 000

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PORTLANDS:

R460 000

Ext F/s :

3Beds(1xbic),Lnge

,Fk,F/bath,Mes,Parking x

2cars. Secured. 195sq

GASANT : 082-439 4986

WOODLANDS :

R 349 000

Ext Mais: 4 Beds,Lnge,Ext

Fk,Mes,F/bath,2xc/ports,

Near all amenities, 95 sq

FAIZAL : 081-818 7510

COLORADO:

R540 000

F/s: 3Beds,Lnge,D/rm,Fk,

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Winning weekendfor SA hockeyJONATHAN COOK

SOUTH AFRICAN women’s hockey stal-ward Pietie Coetzee scored two goals tohelp Investec South Africa to a 2-0 winover Austria in their final World Leagueround twomatch atHartleyvale Stadiumon Sunday.

SA went through to the World Leaguesemi-finals on Saturday when they beat Az-erbaijan 7-0 and Sunday’s match had nobearing on that outcome.However, the host team still played to win

and the result was ensured by two sizzlingdrag-flickpenalty corners fromworld recordgoal scorer Coetzee.The first goal came in the 10thminute after

BernieCoston’s pace down the right won South

Africa their first penalty corner and Coetzeerifled a flat astro-burner into the bottom ofthe backboard.Six minutes later it was Shelley Russell’s

turn to use her pace and stick-ball control athigh speed to outflank her would-be tacklerand set up SA’s second penalty corner.Coetzee aimed for the top shelf this time

and beat Austrian goalkeeper Jasmin An-derle with ease.The double took Coetzee’s international

tally to 258 goals in 258 test matches.Although SA dominated the rest of the

match, further successful strikes didn’t ma-terialise.South Africa’s pace on attack was one of

the most impressive aspects of their play,and forwardsRussell, CostonandSuletteDa-mons were just three of the frontrunnerswho burned their markers away.The second team to qualify for the World

League semi-finals were Belgium, who beatAzerbaijan 1-0 on Sunday.Fixtures for the third round will be an-

nounced when all second round fixtures arecompleted in March.The women in green and gold now focus

their attention on the prestigious InvestecChallenge, which also involves worldnumber one and 2012 Olympic gold medal-lists Holland, as well as England and Aus-tralia.The Investec Challenge kicks-off at Hart-

leyvale on Monday 4 February and culmi-nates in the medal matches on Sunday 10February.

PIETIE POWER: South Africa’s record goal scorer Pietie Coetzee celebrates after completinga hattrick in a World League round two match against Azerbaijan at Hartleyvale Stadium onSaturday. South Africa won the game 70 to qualify for the semifinals of the competition.

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Kicking his way to two medalsLIAM MOSES

A RETREAT karateka returned from Eu-rope and Asia boasting two medals, frominternational tournaments, around hisneck.Byron Wessels (18) has been practising

karate since 2000 and is fast becoming oneof themost accomplished young exponentsin the province.Wessels visited Kazakhstan and India

thismonth,wherehe claimedbronze in theKazakh Kures Traditional Wrestling tour-nament and the Asian Kickboxing Cham-pionships.The Premier College student first took

up the sport to learn self-defence – and thenthe karate bug bit him.“I used to get bullied at primary school,

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for quite a bit now. I (no longer) get bullied,because I am more respected, after (mypeers witnessed) all the things I can do.”The trip to India and Kazakhstan was

Wessels’ first time outside of South Africaand he was accompanied by his sensei.“It is a great achievement. I experienced

lots of things there that I never actually didbefore,” he adds.HoosainNarker,Wessels’ instructor and

grandmaster of theAshiharaKarate Inter-national (AKI), first started karate in 1974and opened his first school six years later.He established AKI in 1998 and the or-

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and international acclaim, he still consid-ers his dojo in Retreat a community organ-isation.“Because of our community involve-

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institution,” he says.“(Students) need to bringme their school

reports and we actually check whetherthey are doing well. We don’t only want todevelop karate people, but also people whocan be a benefit to their communities.”Narker has been to several countries in

Asia, Europe andSouthAmerica, and trav-elled all across theUSandCanada teachingand competing in martial arts events.He will travel to Thailand to attend the

World Kumite Organisation South EastAsia Cup, along with five students, at theend of the month.AKI will also host teams from 18 other

African nations for the first African Festi-val of Traditional Wrestling and AshiharaKarate at the Western Province SportsSchool in Kuils River fromMonday 25 Feb-ruary to Saturday 2 March.

BLACKBELTS: Kaicho (grandmaster) Hoosain Narker and his student Byron Wesselsshow off their prizes won in tournaments inAsia and Europe. Photo: Liam Moses

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Six in a row for GlendeneLIAM MOSES

GLENDENE UNITED have emerged asSecond Division title contenders follow-ing an impressive run of victories.

The Athlone club won their sixth consecu-tive game at Vygieskraal on Friday evening,leaving them level on points with log leadersCape Town All Stars and second on the table.

United’s attacking play has been at theheart of their surge up the table and theyhave scored two or more goals in all sevenof their victories this season.

Following Glendene’s 2-1 victory overMitchell’s Plain United this weekend, headcoach Duran Francis said he was pleased tohave so much attacking talent at his dispos-al.

“We are blessed – we normally have fourattacking players with one defender and agoalkeeper on the bench,” said Francis.

“We do not only use (the strategy) at home,but away too. We making use of the attackingplayers in our team and I think that is ouradvantage. We are not really a team who liketo focus on defending.”

Mitchell’s Plain United had the better ofthe opening exchanges on Friday, but thehome side opened the scoring, with the typeof goal which has become a hallmark of theirplay this season.

After they won a free kick on the edge ofthe box, Danian Warley stepped up andcurled the ball over the wall and into the bot-

tom left hand corner, beyond the keeper’sreach.

Glendene started to dominate after takingthe lead and had another chance ten minuteslater, but Moses Fieks fired high after he wasplayed through on goal.

The home side eventually doubled theirtally, in the 45th minute, when towering cen-tre-forward Clinton Emmanuel slipped hismarker at a corner and glanced a header intothe far corner.

The visitors were a much improved side inthe second-half and pulled a goal back afterjust seven minutes, when Tasleem Paulsescored with a free kick that was a carboncopy Warley’s opener.

They almost levelled matters twice fromtwo successive corners in the 11th minute –both of which were taken by Paulse. Glend-ene keeper Marlon Heugh pulled off a full-length save to keep out a shot at the first cor-ner and the post came to Glendene’s rescueat the subsequent set piece.

Paulse was a constant danger throughoutthe second-half, popping up on either flank,playing dangerous balls into the box and har-rying defenders when his team weren’t inpossession.

However, the former Santos midfieldercould not help his side rescue a point andthey suffered their sixth loss of the season.

Mitchell’s Plain will face RC Athletico inLansdowne on Saturday, while Glendenecontinue their title chase in Pinelandsagainst Old Mutual on Saturday.

MISTIMED: RC Athletico player Sibongiseni Godlo is beaten by Regan Rhoda, of Stellenbosch University FC, during a Second Division match atWynbergMilitary Base on Saturday.Athletico, from Lansdowne, won the game 40 and now hold ninth place on the table.

Photo: Rashied Isaacs

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