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TAFELSIG: NPO A HELPING HAND FOR MANY

Digging in their heels

LAILA MAJIET

@laila_newsie

A

handful of Tafelsig residents are hell

bent on having a community organisa-

tion evicted.

However, community workers insist they

will do everything in their power to prevent

this from happening.

Joining Hands has been operating from a

container in Voelvlei Street for 25 years.

What started as just a soup kitchen, has

grown into an educare, madrassah, youth

development centre, church and a meeting

place for many other community organisa-

tions.

All of this was threatened when the City

of Cape Towns Anti-land Invasion Unit, the

Department of Social Development and

health inspectors recently visited the

premises.

Lungiswa James, Mayoral Committee

member for Health, says the City did not re-

ceive any formal complaints. However, a

complaint lodgedwith theprovincial depart-

ment of social development was brought to

the attention of the Citys health depart-

ment. The complaint received related to the

manner in which waste was being disposed.

A trench had apparently been dug behind

the facility for this purpose after the last vis-

it by City officials inMarch, when the waste

was disposed at a house next door. Environ-

mental Health is in the process of serving a

compliance notice in this regard, James

says. The group of residents who lodged

complaints against the organisation de-

clined the opportunity to comment.

Heading the organisation is Charles de

Long. TheTafelsig resident believes the reg-

istered NPO plays a vital role in uplifting

residents living nearby.

This is a base for somany community or-

ganisations including the street committees

and neighbourhood watch. Without these

premises, many safety structures will have

no base from which to operate, he insists.

De Long confirms the trenchwasmade for

compost waste.

Neighbourhood watch member Yumna

Genever reiterates this. It is crucial for us

to have a meeting place before we head for

the streets to patrol. It is very upsetting that

ahandful of residents cannot see thebenefits

reaped, she stresses.

KashiefaHarris of theAidsLegalNetwork

in Mitchells Plain says the network often

uses the premises for community meetings.

He doesnt charge us a cent. Because of him

we are able to provide essential services and

workshops to this community.

Tafelsig resident Rosaline Scholtz has

been living in the area for five years more

than the organisation has been in operation.

The 64-year-old woman says many people

rely on the soup kitchen for their dailymeal.

Many of us will go to bed with an empty

stomach if it were not for the soup kitchen

and the good work of these volunteers, she

says. I live off my pension which does not

see me through the month. I therefore rely

on the soup kitchen like many others.

Resident Amy Macaties (69) says the or-

ganisation tries to assist everyone. But the

reality is it cannot. However, Charles tries

as far as possible to assist those in need.

Belinda Walker, Mayoral Committee

member for Community Services and Spe-

cial Projects, says the organisation is occu-

pying City-owned land and is not in a lease

agreement with the City.

Mayoral Committee member for Social

Development Suzette Little encourages the

educare to register.

DISPUTE: Charles de Long of Joining Hands claims he has been threatened with eviction from Cityowned property, despite offering vital

services to the Tafelsig community. The organisation hosts youth development programmes including a brass band. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAIN

Thursday, 15 May 2014

2 NEWS

CRIME: OUTRAGE AT MOMS ABANDONING NEWBORNS

Babies dumped in Mitchells Plain

LAILA MAJIET

@laila_newsie

D

iscarded like dirt. Robbed of a future.

This is the tale of babies left to die

after being dumped in a trash can.

But there are alternatives.

Two newborn babies were found dumped

in Mitchells Plain last week, causing out-

rage in the community.

Many residents questioned how a mother

could dump her baby, but Desriee Uys from

ChildWelfare Cape Town says there are sev-

eral risk factors which may cause mothers

to resort to such extremities.

Reasons include poverty, alcohol and

substance abuse, domestic violence, teenage

pregnancies, HIV, mental illness as well as

unplanned pregnancies, he says.

She says these factors are coupled with

the issue that many youngmothers are una-

ware of options available to them, including

adoption, foster care and child support.

Department of Social Development

spokesperson Melany Kuhn says social

workers can be called in at State facilities

to assist with alternative care options. The

mother is counselled in terms of her options

for alternative care andgiven time to consid-

er such alternatives, be it adoption, foster

care with extended family or post-natal

mother and child support, she says.

The child can be placed into temporary

safe care while the matter is resolved with

the biological mother. One has to consider

the likelihood of the mother changing her

mind, and therefore a process of counselling

and explaining all her options is necessary.

One of the newborns was discovered in a

dirt bin at the Town Centre bus terminus in

Mitchells Plain on Thursday.

A passerby is believed to have made the

grim discovery while dropping a sweet pa-

per into the bin on Thursday morning.

The baby boy was found at 08:23.

Police arrived at the scene shortly thereaf-

ter. Peoples Post visited the scene where po-

lice officers and security guards gathered.

Curious commuters looked on as police of-

ficers cordoned off the area.

The provincial forensic pathology servic-

es department arrived at the scene at 10:20.

Mitchells Plain police spokesperson Con-

stable Zandile Marashula says the newborn

found in a dirt bin at the Town Centre was

alive when it was dumped.

After a preliminary investigation was

completed, an inquest case docket was

opened. At that stage the post-mortem was

not yet completed, she says. Following the

completion of the post-mortem it was found

the baby was alive when placed in the dirt

bin. The charge has been changed from an

inquest to murder.

Witnesses say the umbilical cord was still

attached. No arrests have yet been made,

Marashula adds.

Anyone with information regarding any

newborn baby that went missing or preg-

nancies that have been terminated under

suspicious circumstances is encouraged to

contact the police, she urges.

Meanwhile, a baby boywas found dumped

in a bin outside a Strandfontein home last

Wednesday morning. A vagrant made the

grim discovery while walking near Trafal-

gar Drive.

Sandy Schuter, chairperson of the Strand-

fontein Community Policing Forum, was at

the scene. She encourages pregnant women

to seek support.

We encourage young mothers to seek as-

sistance. We have counsellors available

around the clock for the community. Re-

gardless of the situation, there is help,

Schuter says.

V Anyone with information about the baby found at

the bus terminus can call Warrant Officer Hendricks

on 073 146 3101.

V Mothers seeking support in Strandfontein can call

Sandy Schuter on 073 805 2011.

GRIM FIND: The body of a newborn was found dumped in a dirt bin at the Town Centre bus

terminus in Mitchells Plain last Thursday. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

Tipoffs: New, er, web to catch criminals

Anewweb page allowing citizens to tip-off

the Metro Police will hopefully help to get

more criminals arrested.

According to City Mayco member for

Safety and Security JP Smith over 600

drug-related arrests have already been

made this year thanks to tip-offs from the

public to the Metro Police call centre.

Smith says the City of Cape Town is ea-

ger to build on this momentum by provid-

ing people with another way to tell them

what is happening.

The web-based tip-off service is the lat-

est addition in the departments efforts to

interact with the public, he says.

Our communities have a good sense of

whats going on in their own backyards

andwevalue thosewhohave taken it upon

themselves to be part of the solution by

feeding throughsolid information thathas

had very positive results.

In the first quarter of this year, tip-offs

from the public resulted in:

V 612 drug-related arrests;

V Confiscation of 22 060 units of drugs;

V 24 arrests for the possession of unli-

censed firearms;

V and the confiscation of 18 firearms;

The bulk of the drug-related arrests

were made inManenberg (82), followed by

Parow (45), Grassy Park (43), Hanover

Park (39), Ocean View and Mitchells

Plain (32).

Every gun we confiscate means one

less weapon for gangsters to use and run

rampant in our communities. It is fright-

ening to think we have confiscated five

firearms in one week, compared to 11 in

a three-month period between October

and December last year. Many of our suc-

cesses have come from community tip-offs

and wed like to appeal to residents to con-

tinue assisting us as we try to make our

streets safer.

He sayshehopes it spursothers to follow

suit and speak out against criminals who

are holding their communities hostage

and feeding poison to our children.

We have the systems in place to ensure

the tip-offs are redirected via the appropri-

ate channels for action and weve also en-

sured it is mobile friendly, which means

people can access it fromany internet-ena-

bled cellphone, he added.

V The tipoff page is available at www.cape

town.gov.za/tipoff. The number for the 24hour tip

off call centre is (021) 480 7700.

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EASTRIDGE: UNLAWFUL REMOVAL

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LAILA MAJIET

@laila_newsie

A

n Eastridge family who has been evict-

ed from their home has also been

charged with trespassing.

This comesafterLucia andClaudeAdams,

of Grysbok Street, were evicted inwhat they

call an unlawful eviction and subsequent-

ly moved back into their erstwhile home.

The Adams family is now calling on the

authorities to investigate their unlawful

eviction from the home they bought 11 years

ago.

Peoples Post is in possession of home loan

and other official documents pertaining to

ownership of the property.

TheAdams familywas evictedby the sher-

iff of the court on Thursday 8 May.

With nowhere else to go and fearing their

home would be vandalised, they braved the

inclement weather and slept on their front

porch.

Mother, father, children and grandchil-

dren huddled under blankets to keep watch

over their home. The property hadbeenbolt-

ed with new locks.

ConcernedEastridge residents stepped in,

saying they couldnot allow theirneighbours

to sleep outside. Neighbours subsequently

put the family back into the property.

Claude claims his housewas sold by an es-

tate agent. But aMitchells Plain estate agen-

cy is adamant the Adams couple signed off

their property to her as they were behind on

the bond payments.

Lucia says they ran into financial difficul-

ties when her husband lost his job two years

ago. She says they were never told their

house would be repossessed.

According to records at the Deeds Office,

the Grysbok Street property was sold to es-

tate agentMishkaCassiemwho ownsAyoba

Real Estates.

The family now questions how they could

be evicted from their own home.

The Estate Agency Affairs Board (EAAB)

confirms Cassiem is not a registered real es-

tate agent. An EAAB official confirmed she

was last registered in 2008.

Cassiem forwarded emails toPeoples Post

indicating her requests to the EAAB to be

reinstated as an estate agent. She says she

has been writing to the board since 2010.

Lucia says: (Cassiem) arrived on our

doorstep long before this debacle. She insist-

ed she was there to stop our house from be-

ing sold on auction. At that stage we had not

been notified of our property being sold.

(Cassiem) told (us) to pay her R3000

which would be deducted from our bond. In

the meantime the house would be trans-

ferred to someone else until the bond was

squared up.

But Cassiem disputes this, saying: They

called me in search for help as their house

was being foreclosed by the bank.

Upon realising Cassiem was scamming

us out of ourmoney, says Lucia, the Adams

pair opened a fraud case against her.

Daughter Bronwyn Adams (21) says their

gripe is not with the new homeowner.

We opened a fraud case against the estate

agent just over two months ago. She

scammed us and we want that case to be fi-

nalised first before any further action is tak-

en against us.

Police spokesperson Sergeant Jerome

Voegt confirms a fraud case was opened and

is still being investigated.

But Cassiem insists the deal was above

board. She bought the property from the Ad-

ams for R135 000 and resold it for a profit of

R140 000.

A rental agreementwasmade between the

new homeowner and the Adams, she in-

sists. I facilitated the rental process and

collected the rent eachmonth, but they only

paid rent for the first four months, Cas-

siem claims.

But Lucia says she was advised monies

collected would be deducted from her bond

arrears.

Lucia and Claude were arrested on Mon-

day for trespassing and damage to property.

When the police arrived I thought they

were coming to take our statement. I was

horrified when, like a criminal, I was

stripped of my valuables and thrown into a

cell with 12 other women, Lucia recalls.

The smell of urine and faeces lingered in

the air.

Record of sale by a company which pro-

vides comprehensive data, analytics and

systems on property, shows Cassiem bought

the Grysbok Street home on 23 May 2012. It

was purchased by the new owner on 26 June

2012 and transferred to both the new owner

andCassiemon 12 September 2012 bymeans

of a simultaneous transfer.

Cassiem confirmed this, butwas unable to

provide Peoples Postwith copies of the offer

to purchase. I gave the original copies to the

investigating detective. He collected it from

my office and I was unable to make copies

as my copying machine was not working.

Fundiswa Nyasi, an Eastridge resident ,

says unscrupulous estate agents are rob-

bing people of their homes.

Nyasi was herself evicted from her Bles-

bok Street home.

The community put the (Adams) family

back in their home because we believe the

deed of sale with the new owner is fraudu-

lent, she says.

Nyasi, who was evicted more than three

times for unlawful occupation, has a title

deed for the property she bought in 2003.

These estate agents cannot be allowed to

continue with their scams. We will fight

them with everything we have and expose

them for their dirty deeds, Nyasi fumes.

The Adams family was ushered into their

home by the community the next day.

This community is fed-up with estate

agents who take advantage of the fact that

we do not know how all these processes

work, Nyasi adds.

POLE POSITION: Eastridge residents are uniting against unscrupulous estate agents following

what they call irregular sales of homes without permission of the owner. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET



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WESTRIDGE: HELP MOM RAISE FUNDS FOR COCHLEAR IMPLANT

Longing to hear the

world around him

LAILA MAJIET

@laila_newsie

W

hen Westridge mom

Mishkah Abrahams

found out her son was se-

verely deaf all she hoped for was

that he could have a normal

childhood.

The toddler, a playful little soul,

loves spending time with other

children, but struggles to commu-

nicate.

Barely able to sound out a hand-

ful of words or hear his mother

speak, he remains cheerful.

Only R400 000 stands between

AbdudDayyaan (3) and the ability

to hear.

His single mother has to raise

funds to have her son fitted with

a cochlear implant.

The implant for one ear is

R275 000, excluding doctor and

hospital fees of R110 000.

While it is hoped the operation

will be done later this year,Abdud

Dayyaan is not onmedical aid and

his mother will have to fork out

the money to have the costly pro-

cedure done at a private facility.

Due to his age, he was turned

away from a State health facility,

she says. He had undergone all

the necessary tests to see if he is

a suitable candidate for the proce-

dure.We stayed at the hospital for

twonights only tobe toldhewould

have to have the implant done

elsewhere.

Conditions for eligibility is that

an implant must be done before

the age of three years if a child

was born deaf.

The cochlear implant will have

to be done on both ears of the little

boy who was declared deaf at the

age of one year and six months.

However, only one will be done

this year.

Abdud Dayyaan is enrolled at

the Carel du Toit Centre in Parow

where he receives speech therapy

and help is given to help him im-

prove his oral communication.

He has learned one new word

since being enrolled at the school

nearly a year ago.

Learning new words can take

several months, his mother says.

You have to repeat theword hun-

dreds of times before he even

catches on. A lot of time and effort

is invested to assist him in learn-

ing new words.

With profound hearing loss in

the right ear, hismother says hav-

ing an implant fitted is a matter

of urgency.

He was an outpatient at Red

Cross Hospital since two months

old. He had a floppy neck and a

spinal problem and was receiving

physiotherapy. One day I told the

doctor I was concerned that he

could not yet say mama like most

children his age, she explains.

Tests were done and I was told

my sonwas deaf. It came as a huge

shock. He was a quiet baby, but

never had I thought my child

could not hear.

With heaps of potential,

Mishkah fears his hearing im-

pairment will see her son fall by

the wayside.

I would like him to go to a

mainstream school. I believe with

a little help he can learn to hear

and speak. These communication

tools are essential in life and I on-

ly want what is best for him, she

says. Although she knows there is

a long road ahead before Abdud

Dayyaan is able to communicate

and listen with ease, Mishkah is

optimistic. I believe he will be

able to speak, read and write if he

could hear.

Mishkah will be hosting fund-

raisers in the build-up to her sons

operation and urges all to attend

to help raise the required funds.

V The Foundation for Children with a

Hearing Loss in Southern Africa has

opened a trust for AbdudDayyaan. To do

nate, make a deposit using these banking

details. Name: Foundation for Children

with aHearing Loss in SA; Bank: Standard

Bank; account number: 011794798;

branch code: 014845; reference: AB/Abra

hamsAD.

CHEERFUL: Abdud Dayyaan Abrahams (3) is set for a cochlear implant but

desperately needs funds to have it done. The playful little boy enjoys spending

time with other children, but struggles to communicate due to his hearing

impairment. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Cost of contravening regulations

Based on the findings of the mu-

nicipal courts, the City of Cape

Town is making progress with

convictions related to illegal

building work and land use trans-

gressions.

A total of 471 court cases were

concluded in the past year, which

resulted in fines worth R722 650

being issued to individuals who

contravened the National Build-

ing Regulations (NBR) and the

Land Use Planning Ordinance

(LUPO).

Fines issued ranged from R500

to R20 000, the cost of which is at

the courts discretion.

Of the 471 cases concluded,

about 71.3% of them were for con-

travening Section 4(1) of the NBR

related to wrongfully and unlaw-

fully performed building works

without approved plans.

GarrethBloor, the CitysMayco

member for Economic, Environ-

mental and Spatial Planning,

says: The number of concluded

cases is proof the municipal

courts are recognising the impor-

tance of ensuring that transgres-

sors face penalties for building

and land use contraventions.

The City is making progress

with convictions, which sends a

stern warning to transgressors.

Over the years, municipal courts

have started to take the Citys

plight more seriously, which has

led to more convictions. If proper-

ty owners do not comply with no-

tices issued when they contra-

vene theNBRand the LUPO, their

cases will be heard in the munici-

pal court and they will be convict-

ed.

The City encourages building

work and land use applications,

but this must be done within the

confines of the law, which not on-

ly protects property owners but

also respects the rights of neigh-

bours and the broader communi-

ty.

The City is making headway

with clamping down on building

and land use infringements and

we are exploring the possibility of

criminalising certain offences for

criminal record purposes.

While we are looking at ways

to reduce red tape in order to fast-

track development, it is impor-

tant that when construction does

take place, it adheres to theNBR,

Bloor says.

V To find a copy of the National Buildings

Regulations Act, direct your cursor to the

Cape of Cape Towns website at www.ca

petown.gov.za.

Help man find stolen car

Have you seen this car?

The bottle-green Golf MK3

Cabriolet was stolen outside a

home in Rocklands in the early

hours of Sunday morning.

The owner of the car, who does

notwant to be identified, says the

vehicle was stolen from the cor-

ners of Sunderland and Beaufort

roads around 04:00.

According to a post on theTraf-

fic fines, cameras & updates in

Western Cape Facebook page,

the car was last seen in Khayelit-

sha Road on Sunday.

A Facebook user posted: I am

sure I saw this car on the N2. It

was being pushed very fast by

three big guys. They took the

Khayelitsha Road turn-off.

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person Sergeant Jerome Voegt

says the rate of car theft in this

neighbourhood has remained

steady.

He encourages the public to

take thenecessaryprecautions to

reduce the risk of having their

vehicle stolen.

Your vehicle should be

parked in a well-lit area, behind

locked gates and your vehicle

should be locked at all times

when unattended.

V Should you see this vehicle, call

078 471 0451. Should your vehicle be sto

len call Crime Stop on 08600 10111 or

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LAILA MAJIET

@laila_newsie

A

n investment company which aims to

assist backyard dwellers has again

come under fire.

Desperate for a house of their own, many

part with thousands of rands, but are yet

to move into their own home.

Summear Investments is again in the

spotlight after it was instructed to repay a

client, but failed to do so.

Clients have now reached the end of their

rope with owner Ebrahim Abrahams and

his promise of low-cost housing.

An unemployed Tafelsig woman paid

R5000 after she was promised a house in

Woodridge, Mitchells Plain, but soon real-

ised the housing development was a scam

as it was not being run by Summear Invest-

ments as she had been told. It was however

a project of the Cape Town Community

Housing Company (CTCHC).

In a letter which Peoples Post has in its

possession, the Cape Town Community

Housing Company confirms it has no deal-

ings with Summear Investments.

Desperate for a house for her and her

children, she believed the investment

would pay off.

According to the complaint form submit-

ted to the Small Claims Court, Abrahams

had promised to repay the Tafelsig woman.

They promised to hand over my money

within 30 days as stated on the cancellation

form. Its been eight months now and no

money has been handed back to me, it

states.

A woman, who only wants to be known

as Sadeeqa, says she wishes to cancel her

contract with Summear Investments but

has struggled for days tomake contactwith

Abrahams. I paid him the R5000 adminis-

tration fee. He called me recently to say I

should pay another R2000 to secure a

house, she says. I did this and believed

his business was legitimate. However, a

friend informed me that she had paid him

money for a house, but years later she has

still not received a home of her own.

Numerous attempts to contact Abra-

hams has been unsuccessful, Sadeeqa says.

I have been to his office and his employ-

ees sayhe is not available. I have calledhim

on his cellphone which always goes unan-

swered.

The Eastridge resident is now preparing

to take the matter to the Small Claims

Court.

Another woman, who spoke to Peoples

Post on condition of anonymity, says she

refuses to wait three years for a house. She

paidher first instalment in 2011. Iwantmy

cash back with interest. We cannot be ex-

pected to wait three years for a house.

There is also no communication between

us and Summear Investments which add to

our frustrations, she says.

Mitchells Plain Housing Association of-

ficials say they have been inundated with

complaints about Summear Investments.

Spokesperson Mariam Essop says many

people have attempted to get a refund from

Abrahams. It is sad that peoples desper-

ate need for housing is being taken advan-

tage of.

Tempers erupted at a public meeting at

Summear Investments offices at Town

Centre in August. A group of outraged in-

vestors demanded money back.

Many who have pumped money into the

project said they fear their investment will

bear no fruit as, to date, no houses have

been built.Many of the aggrieved investors

paid their first instalment just over three

years ago, Peoples Post reported (Inves-

tors mob wrath, 3 September).

Despitenumerousattempts,PeoplesPost

was unable to obtain comment from Ebra-

him Abrahams.



6 NEWS

The City of Cape Town intends to amend the Community Fire Safety By-law, 2002 and

Community Fire Safety Amendment By-law, 2007 to provide for the safety of premises

keeping flammable gas and to provide for matters connected thereto.

In terms of section 17 of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000, the

public and interested parties or groups are given the opportunity to submit comments,

recommendations and input to the municipality from 15 May 2014 up to and including

15 June 2014.

Comments, input and recommendations may be submitted by:

Fax: 086 201 1658 (for attention: Ignatius Smart)

E-mail: [email protected]

Written submission: Goodwood Fire Station, corner of Hugo and Frans Conradie roads,

Goodwood (for attention: Ignatius Smart)

The Citys Public Participation Unit will assist people who cannot read or write, people living

with disabilities and people from other disadvantaged groups who are unable to submit

written comments, to have their input or comments recorded and submitted to the City.

Contact the following persons:

For general public participation:

Frederick Venter at 021 400 1768 or [email protected]

For disadvantaged groups:

Anele Viti at 021 400 1652 or [email protected]

The by-laws and proposed amendments will be available at www.capetown.gov.za/

haveyoursay, at subcouncil offices and at libraries.

Direct enquiries to Ignatius Smart at 021 590 1975 or [email protected].

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

CITY MANAGER

83/2014

HAVE YOUR SAY!

COMMUNITY FIRE SAFETY

AMENDMENT BY-LAW 2014

LAILA MAJIET

@laila_newsie

W

hile Mitchells Plain organisations

are gearing up to submit petitions in

favour of the relocation of squatters

living on Vanguard Drive, the Seskhona

Peoples Rights Movement has vowed to join

land invaders in their fight against evic-

tions.

The Cape High Court was to have made a

decision onwhether or not to evict squatters

who had invaded private property near

Mitchells Plain on Monday 12 May.

But the City of Cape Town has asked for

more time to assess the situation.

It is understood City officials wish to con-

duct a survey before any further action is

taken.

Organisations advocating for the reloca-

tion of squatters say the numerous post-

ponements in the case is a cause for concern.

Zoraya Petersen, spokesperson of the

Highguard Crisis Committee, believes more

needs to be done to address the concerns of

communities neighbouring the informal set-

tlement.It is deeply concerning that the

matter has again been postponed.

United Peoples Alliance, a civic move-

ment, is in the process of submitting a peti-

tion to the court in favour of evicting the

squatters.

HydePark resident of 22 yearsSeraj Samp-

son is the chairperson of the movements

Ward 75 branch.

He believes the informal settlement is a

hive for criminal activity.

Land invaders want a roof over their

heads. Theywill not get that on the land they

occupied, he says. We have valid safety

concerns due to the rise in the number of

criminals moving into the informal settle-

ment and therefore believe squatters should

be relocated. If the (informal settlement) is

no more, criminals will not have conditions

which allow them to thrive.

Several violent and disruptive protests by

squatters in February had Mitchells Plain

residents clamouring for the squatters to be

relocated.

Land invaders took to the streets on Mon-

day, singing and chanting as they marched

through London Village.

Ward councillorNatalieBent says shewas

informed of Siqalo residents marching

through thearea.However, no reports of vio-

lence or intimidation were reported.

When asked what she was doing in a bid

to bridge the divide between Siqalo and oth-

er areas in her ward, she said: Nothing, (as

there is) no bridge between the two. There

has however been communication between

the mayors office and Siqalo representa-

tives.

Mayor Patricia de Lille confirms the mat-

ter was postponed.

Theparties agreed topostpone thematter

sine die (without assigning a day for a fur-

ther hearing) in order to conduct a survey

of the residents of Siqalo informal settle-

ment.We are currentlywaiting for the judge

to make the draft order an order of the

court, she says.

The City failed to respond to questions

about what the survey would assess.

Land owners Robert Ross Demolition and

Lyton Props Twelve have submitted sepa-

rate applications to the Cape High Court in

a bid to obtain an eviction order against the

residents of Siqalo informal settlement.

The land,whichhasbeen invaded, belongs

to the two applicants and has an estimated

value of R5m.

The matter is before Judge Pat Gamble.

Siqalo cSiqalo court bourt batattle ctle continuesontinues

HOUSING: CIVIC GROUPS VOW TO OUST SQUATTERS

HOME: Land invaders occupied private property along Vanguard Drive near Mitchells Plain.

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Aplanned interruption to the electricity sup-

ply is expected in Bayview, San Remo and

Strandfontein.

Residentswill bewithout power onSunday

18 May between 05:30 and 18:30.

The City of Cape Town will be doing up-

grades at the main substation in Spine Road.

Roadwell Mpongo, manager of area distri-

bution south for councils electricity depart-

ment, says the upgrade is unavoidable and

will enable the City to meet the increased de-

mand. If residents find that their power has

not been restored after 18:30 on Sunday, they

should contact the Citys Call Centre on

0860 103 089, send an SMS to 31220 or email

[email protected].

The City apologises for any inconven-

ience caused, Mpongo says.

CRIME: CABLE THIEVES NABBED

Red-handed

T

wo men were arrested for cable theft

after they were caught red-handed

near the Siqalo informal settlement.

The Copperheads held a stake-out opera-

tion in the Philippi area on Thursday fol-

lowing numerous complaints by local resi-

dents.

Two men were spotted digging a trench

in an attempt to steal copper cables on the

corners of Vanguard and Highlands drives

opposite Siqalo informal settlement near

Mitchells Plain.

Neil Arendse, head of the City of Cape

Towns Metal Thefts Unit, says officers

managed to arrest one of the suspects for

attempted theft, but the other fled on foot.

Later the same evening, a different team

from the unit was conducting routine oper-

ations in the same area when the officers

noticed two suspects jumping out of a

trenchcoveredwitha treenext toVanguard

Drive.

The suspects ran off when they noticed

the officers, but the unit managed to arrest

one suspect. After interrogating the sus-

pect, it was found that the thieves operate

in groups. One group digs the trenches and

leaves, then another group goes to the area

thatnight to steal the cables,Arendse says.

Mayoral Committee member for Safety

andSecurity JPSmith says replacing stolen

City infrastructure diverts ratepayers

money away from other pressing initia-

tives.

Thevandalismand theft ofCityproperty

is a serious concern and the Copperheads

thereforehavea zero tolerance approach to-

wards this type of crime. Philippi is a cable

theft hotspot with two bucket shops in the

nearby surrounding area, he says.

Residents are encouraged to contact the

Copperheads on 0800 222 771 with any tip-

offs that could lead to the apprehension of

persons involved in illegal metals trade.

The City has numerous deterrents in

place and a specialised unit, but we cannot

eradicate cable theft without the support of

the public. The City thanks the community

for their support and for being our eyes and

ears, Smith adds.

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8 NEWS

The City of Cape Towns Transport Authority, Transport for Cape Town (TCT), wishes to extend

the MyCiTi service to Mitchells Plain.

In terms of Section 17 of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000, the

public and interested parties or groups are given the opportunity to submit comments,

recommendations and input to the municipality from 15 May up to and including 15 June 2014.

Comments, input and recommendations may be submitted by:

Fax: 021 400 3321

E-mail: [email protected]

Written submission: P O Box X9181, Cape Town 8000

Interested persons are welcome to attend any of the following public meetings where the

projects background and more detailed information will be available. Input and feedback will

also be gathered from the public.

Date: 23 May 2014 Time: 19:00 Venue: Beacon Valley Minor Hall

Date: 26 May 2014 Time: 19:00 Venue: Eastridge Community Minor Hall

Date: 28 May 2014 Time: 19:00 Venue: Lentegeur Civic Centre

The Citys Public Participation Unit will assist people who cannot read or write, people living

with disabilities and people from other disadvantaged groups who are unable to submit written

comments, to have their input or comments recorded and submitted to the City. Contact the

following persons:

For general public participation:

Ruch Daniels at 021 400 1766 or [email protected]

For disadvantaged groups:

Anele Viti at 021 400 1652 or [email protected]

Direct enquiries to Reyana Steyn at 021 400 3321 or [email protected].

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

CITY MANAGER

85/2014

HAVE YOUR SAY!

PROPOSED MYCITI SERVICES

IN MITCHELLS PLAIN

Notice is hereby given that the meeting of the 24 (twenty four) subcouncils for the

City of Cape Town will take place at the time and venue indicated in the schedule below:

Subcouncil Venue Date Time Manager

1

Council Chambers, Administration Block A,

Royal Ascot, Bridle Way, Milnerton

22 10:00

Peter Deacon

021 550 1001

2

Kraaifontein Council Chambers,

Brighton Road, Kraaifontein

21 10:00

Fred Monk

021 980 6053

3

Goodwood Municipal Building,

Voortrekker Road, Goodwood

22 10:00

Johannes Brand

021 590 1676

4

Parow Council Chambers, Tallent Street,

Parow

22 09:00

Ardela van Niekerk

021 444 0196

5

Council Chambers, corner of Jakkalsvlei

Avenue and Kiaat Road, Bonteheuwel

21 10:00

Martin Julie

021 695 8161

6

Bellville Council Chambers, Bellville

Civic Centre, Voortrekker Road, Bellville

19 10:00

Pat Jansen

021 918 2024

7

Durbanville Council Chambers, corner of

Oxford and Queen Street, Durbanville

19 10:00

Carin Viljoen

021 444 0689

8

Strand Council Chambers, corner of

Fagan Street and Main Road, Strand

22 10:00

Izak du Toit

021 850 4149

9

Solomon Tshuku Hall, Solomon Tshuku Road,

Site C, Khayelitsha

21 10:00

Johnson Fetu

021 360 1351

10

Lookout Hill Tourism Facility, corner of Spine

Way and Mew Road, Ilitha Park, Khayelitsha

19 10:00

Goodman Rorwana

021 360 3201

11

Fezeka Council Chambers, corner of Govan

Mbeki and Steve Biko Drive, Gugulethu

21 10:00

Kayise Nombakuse

021 630 1737

12

Lentegeur Administrative Building, corner

of Merrydale and Melkbos Road, Lentegeur,

Mitchells Plain

22 11:00

Kenneth Snippers

021 444 8698

13 Ruth First Community Hall, Sinqolamthi Street,

Philippi

21 10:00

Lunga Bobo

021 630 1619

14

Fezeka Council Chambers, corner of Govan

Mbeki and Steve Biko Drive, Gugulethu

19 10:00

Anthony Mathe

021 630 1678

15

Plover Room, Pinelands Training Centre,

St Stephens Road, Pinelands

21 10:00

Maritte Griessel

021 531 3437

16

Council Chambers, 11th Floor,

44Wale Street, Cape Town

19 10:00

Marius Coetsee

021 487 2055

17

Dulcie September Civic Centre (minor hall),

corner of Klipfontein and Protea Street,

Athlone

22 10:00

Edgar Carolissen

021 444 0500/03

18

Subcouncil Chambers, corner of Buck Road

and Sixth Avenue, Lotus River

22 10:00

Okkie Manuels

021 700 4020

19 Council Chambers, Central Circle, Fish Hoek 19 10:00

Desiree Mentor

021 784 2011

20

Council Chambers, Alphen Centre,

Constantia Main Road, Constantia

21 10:00

Alesia Bosman

021 444 8112

21

Council Chambers, Van Riebeeck Road,

Kuils River

21 10:00

Pieter Grobler

021 900 1502

22

Strand Council Chambers, corner of Fagan

Street and Main Road, Strand

19 10:00

Richard Moi

021 900 1508

23

Lentegeur Administrative Building, corner

of Merrydale and Melkbos Road, Lentegeur,

Mitchells Plain

19 10:00

Raphael Martin

021 444 8722

24

Khayelitsha Training Centre, corner of

Lwandle and Spine Road, Khayelitsha

22 10:00

Goodman Rorwana

021 444 7532

To access the full agenda and all supporting documentation 72 hours before the meeting go

to www.capetown.gov.za/subcouncils.

Highlight the date of the subcouncil meeting, choose the subcouncil you require and

download the agenda. Please report any difficulties to the relevant subcouncil manager.

The following policies and plans are open for public consultation during the month of May 2014.

These policies and plans are available for scrutiny at subcouncil offices and interested parties

may comment on these policies:

Draft Municipal Planning By-law

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

CITY MANAGER

NOTICE OF MEETINGS OF THE

SUBCOUNCILS: MAY 2014

HOUSING: ASSOCIATION ELECTION PROMPTS QUERIES

Questions over

executive, fee

LAILA MAJIET

@laila_newsie

G

rowing concerns about the legitimacy

of the local housing association has

residentz avidly searching for an-

swers.

The election of the current executive as

well as themembership fees have come into

question.

But theMitchells PlainHousingAssocia-

tion maintains everything is above board.

Connie Jonkers, an Eastridge homeown-

er andSesKhonavolunteer, believes the ex-

ecutive was chosen unconstitutionally.

Theywere not elected by the community

who they say they represent. I believe the

residents ofMitchells Plain should vote for

the persons they want to represent them,

she says.

Mary Taka, chairperson of the associa-

tion, says the executive elected the new

leadership.

We were forced to postpone our annual

meeting due to the elections. We did not

want to have anon-functioning executive in

the interim and as a result elected new

members.

Our annual meeting is expected to hap-

pen as soon as a suitable venue is con-

firmed, she says.

Jonkers adds: There is also a conflict of

interest as the daughter of the associations

chairperson also serves on the executive.

Taka does not dispute her daughters in-

volvement in the organisation.

However, she insists that it does not serve

as a conflict of interest.

My daughter was a member of the

former Mitchells Plain Backyarders Asso-

ciation. She served as a secretary. She

therefore had valuable insight into housing

matters which could assist us going for-

ward, Taka maintains.

The association charges a membership

fee of R25. On registeringwith the organisa-

tion, a membership card is issued.

The persons details are captured and re-

corded for referencingpurposeswhenhous-

es are built in the area.

But Jonkers insists charging a member-

ship fee is unethical.

There is no charge when you go to the

housing office and apply to be registered on

the housing waiting list, so why are they

charging a R25 sign-up fee? she asks.

Mariam Essop, spokesperson of the asso-

ciation, says the membership fee is an ad-

ministrative cost.

We do not get government funding. We

do not receive a salary or minimum wage.

Weassist the public at no cost. Themember-

ship fee pays for our admin costs like print-

ing.Whenwe need to travel within the area

to assist residentswith housingmatters,we

have to fork that money out of our own

pocket, she insists.

We offer our assistance because we are

passionate about serving this community

and only have their best interests at heart.

Felicity Davids of Eastridge has paid R45

to the association.

The backyarder has been on the housing

waiting list for nine years.

I paid R10 twice andwhen the new regis-

tration systemwasput in place I paid anoth-

er R25.

Essop says monies will be refunded if a

person is found to have paid the required

fee more than once.

Some people paid twice due to the re-reg-

istration process, she says. Also, what

could have happened is she attended our

meetings and at each meeting paid a R10.

Those who have paid twice, but now have

to re-register will only have to pay R5.

V For more information contact Mariam Essop on

073 162 4554.

DISPUTE: Mitchells Plain residents and SesKhona volunteers question the legitimacy of the local

housing association. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET



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ELECTIONS: CAMERAS CONFISCATED

Photo fail at

voting booth

LAILA MAJIET

@laila_newsie

A

freelance photographer as well as a

reporter who had their cameras con-

fiscated at a Mitchells Plain voting

stationarebeing encouraged to laya charge

against the police.

The men in blue confiscated cameras

from a freelance photojournalist as well as

a reporter from Die Son at Parkhurst Pri-

mary School last Wednesday.

The Independent Electoral Commission

(IEC) says this is in violation of its policies.

Mitchells Plain resident and freelance

photographer Clint Dixon made his mark

at the Westridge school. After casting his

ballot he approached the presiding officer

for permission to take photos of the jovial

scene playing out at the voting station.

Hewas given the go-ahead and proceeded

to take photos outside the polling station.

On his way back to his car, he was however

stopped by police officers who threatened

to confiscate his camera, Dixon says.

After voting I went tomy car to fetchmy

camera. A police officer stopped me and

said I was not allowed to take photos. I ex-

plained that the presiding officer had given

mepermission andurged him to gowithme

to her to clear up thematter, he says. The

matter was then resolved and I took three

photos. As I walked out of the gates, the

same police officer threatened to confiscate

my camera.

Dixon again explained that he was in fact

allowed to take the photographs outside the

voting station. But the officer would not re-

lent. Mitchells Plain Cluster Commander

Major General Jeremy Vearey was then

called in. He arrived and instructed a lieu-

tenant-colonel to confiscate my camera,

Dixon says. I then called a reporter from

Die Son who arrived within minutes. He

then took pictures of what was happening.

Officers then grabbed the reporter and his

camera.

Dixonwas prepared to delete the pictures

to avoid any conflict, but the police officers

insisted only an expert could delete the

photos.

We were told our cameras would be re-

turned to us as soon as possible, but officers

could not confirm exactly when this would

happen.

Dixon slams police for their heavy-

handed approach to a simple dispute.

Peoples Post contacted Vearey for com-

ment. He declined saying until the elec-

tions are concluded, only the IEC could pro-

vide comment on the matter.

DerrickMarco, electoral operationsman-

ager for the IEC, was unaware of the inci-

dent. However, he confirms policewere act-

ing outside of their mandate.

We have very strict policies in terms of

photographs being taken inside the voting

station. But we ease up a bit in terms of tak-

ing photos outside the polling stations,

Marco explains. If what is said is found to

be true, the photojournalists can lay a

charge against the police officers, he says.

At polling stations, the presiding officer

is in charge, saysMarco. They (the presid-

ing officers) have full jurisdiction in terms

of the Electoral Act and not even a police

officer can override them, he says.

The camera has been returned.



10 WORD ON THE STREET

The City of Cape Towns Subcouncil 10 invites submissions for the financial year commencing

1 July 2014 from organisations in the following wards:

Ward 92: Sections A, B, C, D and E, iLitha Park and Harare 37 and 38

Ward 93: Site B (L,M and N,Greenpoint, Sabatha Dalindyebo, SST and BM)

Ward 94: Ekuphumeleni, Graceland, Phakamisa, Makhaya (section 19, F, G, H, I and J) and

Khanya Park

Ward 99: eNdlovini, Tafelsig, Eastridge, Beacon Valley, Good Hope, Cemetery Site,

Monwabisi Park, B, C and M, Lentegeur and Mxolisi Pethani

Proposals for grant funding must be based on the City of Cape Towns strategic focus areas

and objectives which are: an opportunity city, a safe city, a caring city, an inclusive city and a

well-run city.

Applications must be made on the official application form available at the Subcouncil 10

offices, together with an official business and project plan and the necessary supporting

documentation.

Please deliver the completed application form by no later than 16:00 on Friday 27 June 2014

to the Subcouncil Manager, Subcouncil 10, A block Stocks and Stocks Municipal building,

corner of Ntlazane and Ntlakohlaza Road, Khayelitsha 7784. No late applications will be

accepted or considered.

All applications for grant funding will be assessed in accordance with the Grant Policy and

must conform to the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003. Applicants must be

in possession of a valid Tax Clearance Certificate.

Contact Sharon Makhuleni on 021 360 1289 or Jabu Dlamini on 021 360 1298 or e-mail

[email protected] for more information.

ACHMAT EBRAHIM

CITY MANAGER

87/2014

APPLICATIONS FOR GRANT FUNDING

2014/2015:

Subcouncil 10

Saturday 17 May

V Woodlands: Lentegeur police will host a

public imbizo at 14:00 in Jenner Gardens Street.

Residents living in sector 4, Woodlands, are

encouraged to attend the meeting held in

conjunction with the local community policing

forum, neighbourhood watch and street

committees.

Tuesday 20 May

V Westridge: A public meeting will be hosted

by councillor Danny Christians at the Westridge

Civic Centre. The construction of slipways

between Muizenberg and Mnandi beaches will

be discussed. The meeting starts at 19:00 and

is expected to end at 21:30. Call Christians on

084 411 1166 or email Daniel.christians@cape

town.gov.za.

Thursday 22 May

V Colorado Park: Colorado Park and London

Village (Colville) Residents Association will

hold its monthly meeting at the community

hall. The meeting starts at 19:30. Call Washiela

Harris on 072 381 9118.

The DA wins

again

P

reliminary election results was re-

vealed on Thursday 8May with the DA

maintaining its Western Cape strong-

hold by obtaining just under 60%of the vote.

This compared to just over 50% in 2009.

Now that all the election jitters are over,

are there improvements the DA has to com-

mit to or is theWesternCape awell-oiledma-

chine?

This is what Peoples Post readers had to

say.

SHIREEN HENDRICKS says the DA should improve

the education system and the crime rate. I live

in Manenberg and there is way too much crime,

especially involving pupils. They should create

more sport opportunities to curb gangsterism.

SIKELELA MATSHAYA believes they should create

more job opportunities. They should kill two

birds with one stone by building more houses and

employ the people in the rural communities to

help build the houses.

MICHELLE JONKER says the DA should create

more outreach programmes in the rural areas.

There should be more voluntary programmes

that help uplift the housing conditions in the un

derprivileged communities.

RALTON WOODMAN is ecstatic that the DA has

won again, but he has one problem. I have noth

ing against foreigners living in the Western Cape,

but the foreigners that smuggle drugs and own

prostitution businesses should be stopped.

ELIOT MAUKA says the police force should be

more involved in the rural areas. The crime rate

is very high and nobody feels safe any more in

their own areas. There should be police on patrol

in all areas at all times.

HELENA PEREIRA feels pretty good about the

province, her city and has no complaints. Helen

Zille and her team should keep doing what they

are doing, because its definitely working. I am

happy with my province and the progress.

CARL WILLIAMS says the DA has made a lot of

positive changes ever since they started leading

the Western Cape. The only thing I would like

from the DA is to show more interest in sustaina

ble development.



NEWS 11

COMPACT

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-DESIGNER BASIN

-SWIVEL MIXER

-1.7m BATH

-80L GEYSER INCL

3x12 L-SHAPED WENDY HOUSE

PLUS BRAND NEW BATHROOM

Gangster arrested after shootout

LAILA MAJIET

@laila_newsie

Aman linked to the 27s ganghas been arrest-

ed for robbery. The arrest follows a shootout

with police on Friday near Town Centre in

Mitchells Plain, authorities say.

Police spokesperson Constable Zandile

Marashula says officers were attending to a

separate complaint in 6th Avenue,

Eastridge, when two women approached

them and reported a robbery in progress on

an open field nearby. On noticing the police

van approaching, the suspects fled on foot.

However, one of the suspects drew a fire-

arm and started shooting at the police.

Officers retaliated and managed to appre-

hend the suspect.

A 9mm pistol, two magazines and 13 live

rounds were confiscated, Marashula says.



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