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Thieves are sinking to a new low by target-ing paramedics.Instead of saving lives, emergency work-

ers now have to worry about their own safe-ty.Emergency workers have been targeted

by criminals three times in two weeks inMitchell’s Plain last month.The ambulance attendants have twice

been held up at gunpoint and in one case aheartmonitor was stolen from their vehicle.It has been reported the stolen equipment

worth R35 000 was sold for a measly R27.The three cases are among 10 reported this

year of staff falling victim to crime while onduty.An EMS team was held at gunpoint on

AZ Berman Drive and robbed of all their be-longings on Wednesday 26 June.On Tuesday 18 June, a heart monitor was

stolen from an ambulance while staff weretending to a patient in Eastridge.Police spokesperson Andre Traut says

four suspects were arrested for stealing themonitor.On Thursday 13 June, an EMS team was

held at gunpoint while travelling betweenEastridge and Tafelsig.Nothing was stolen and no injuries were

reported.However, paramedics were left trauma-

tised. It is at this stage unclear why the rob-bers took off without taking anything.With a passion for their jobs, paramedics

say they sometimes risk their lives to helptheir patients.But it may no longer be worth the risk,

they say.“It is difficult to just walk away when you

are able to save a life. But we are trained toassess the volatility of the situation and dowhat is best for our safety and the patient’s

well-being,” says a paramedic, who askednot to be named.“Criminals know there is valuable equip-

ment in the ambulance. They will stop atnothing to get somethingwhich they can sellfor a quick fix. They have even stolen ourGPS,” he says.Paramedics’ lives are constantly in dan-

ger, the 26-year-old adds.“We will attend to patients who have been

shot in a gang war and the rival gangs willprevent us from treating the patient. Thevictim’s family will then demand that wetreat them, but sometimes it is just not possi-ble.“The patientwill then have to be taken out

of the area before he can be treated,” the par-amedic says.Angelique Jordaan, the provincial health

department spokesperson, says paramedicshave been permitted to use their discretionto remove themselves from an area shouldthey feel their lives are in danger.“We cannot expect police escorts with

each call, but our staff’s personal safety isour primary concern,” she says.Provincial health minister Theuns Botha

says the procurement of security servicesfor paramedics will be investigated.“We are very concerned about the safety

of our staff. I have asked the department tolook into the procurement of armed securityguards to accompany our ambulances intohigh-risk areas to address this matter,” hesays.Procedures are in place to equip paramed-

ics with the safety skills to safeguard them-selves in dangerous situations, Jordaansays.“We have standard operating procedures

in place to inform staff of safety as well asto provide themwith safety tips such as anti-hijacking behaviour or to not deliberatelyadvertise expensive items such as jewelleryand cellphones,” she explains.Botha says the isolated incidents are as a

result of opportunistic criminals.“We are constantly trying to improve on

response times and criminals are hinderingus from doing this,” he says.

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A Strandfontein motherhas fallen victim to a pettythief while tending to hersick daughter.But City of Cape Town of-ficials say the mother mayhave been negligent.Rhoda Williams (31) hadbeen visiting the Strand-fontein Clinic last Tuesdaywith her seven-year-olddaughter when her pursewas snatched.“I was in the bathroomand left my purse on thecounter just a few stepsaway. When I was finishedgetting a urine sample frommydaughter,my pursewasgone,” she explains.Lungiswa James, theMayoral Committee mem-ber for Health, says theclinicmanager advisesWil-liamshad left the clinic andreturned an hour later,claiming to havemisplacedher purse. “She said she could well have leftit in the bathrooms or consulting room ear-lier. A search of the clinic and enquiry re-vealed that no one had found or seen thepurse,” James explains.Security concerns have been raised as nosecurity guard is on duty at the clinic.

There are also no security cameras at thefacility.Williams, along with staff at the clinic,went in search of the purse, asking patientsif they had seen anyone take the item.However, everyone claims to have notseen a thing, she says.The purse allegedly containedR500whichhad been raised for a child requiring a coch-lear implant.She says: “It is no easy task going to theclinic with my child, her pram, the child’s

bag and my bag.”Security measures need tobe put in place at the clinic tosafeguard patients and staff,Williams believes.“Anyone is allowed to enterthe facility. No one monitorswho enters the clinic. This is asafety concern given thenumber of people that makeuse of the healthcare facility,”she adds.Mothers who visit the clinicwith their sick children needpeace of mind.“When you are sitting forhours on end at the clinic withyour sick baby, safety con-cerns are the least of your wor-ries. If there is a security guardonduty, parents andguardianswill have some peace of mind,should they need to leave theirbelongings unattended whileusing the toilet,” Williams ex-plains.However, with no similar in-cidents reported at the clinicbefore, James says there has

never been a need for security measures tobe introduced.“There have been no incidents relating tothreats against staff or clients visiting theclinic,” she says.But Williams counters that the City ofCape Town needs to take a proactive stand.“We cannotwait for an incident to happenbeforewe take thenecessary steps to protectclinic staff and patients. Being reactionaryis not the way a government should run acity,” she explains.

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After being dormant for nearly fivemonths,the Strandfontein Commu-nity Police Forum (CPF) hasbeen revived.The new executive com-mittee is ready to take ontheir new role and imple-ment various crime preven-tion projects in the area.Elections took place onThursday evening at the As-sembly of God Church inStrandfontein.With 14 registered organi-sations eligible to vote, onlyeight were represented atthe elections.The newly elected execu-tive chairperson is SandySchuter, deputy chairper-son Ruwayda Curnow, sec-retary Faheemah Francis,assistant secretary Mildred Smith, treasur-er ColleenHorswell, project coordinator Pa-tricia Hugo, and public relations officerMario Oostendurp.Schuter says the main aim of the organi-sation at this stage is to rebuild a relation-

ship of trust and service delivery betweenpolice and the community.“There is no working relationship be-

tween residents andpolice of-ficers. In order for us to effec-tively combat crime we needtowork together as the policecannot do it alone,” she says.A lack of resources at theStrandfontein Police Stationneeds to urgently be ad-dressed, Schuter insists.“The 12 constables whichhad been mandated to servein Strandfontein have beenmoved to Mitchell’s Plain.We only have one police vehi-cle on the road,” she explainsHowever, she says it is im-portant for the community tounderstand that station com-mander Captain Lulama Qa-vana has little say over theresources deployed to the sta-

tion.“The provincial police commander needsto ensure that additional officers are sta-tioned at Strandfontein,” Schuter says.With a number of newproject ideaswhirl-ing about, Schuter says the executive will

take their cue from the community.“The community’s concerns will guide usand help us make informed decisions onwhat needs to be done to combat crime. Weas a community need to take back ourstreets and not be held ransom by crime.This we can achieve through the establish-ment of more street committees andstrengthening our neighbourhood watch-es.”With six women on the executive, thenewly elected members have made historyin the Mitchell’s Plain Cluster.Mitchell’s Plain CPF chairperson AbieIsaacs says the changing face of leadershipis welcomed.“These are strong women who are com-mitted to serving their community. Theyare changing the face of community in-volvement in safety structures. They havea passion for what they do and I am certainthey will fulfil their mandate,” he says.Isaacs has vouched his support to the newexecutive and Strandfontein residents.“Strandfontein is not an island on its own.It does not belong to Muizenberg, but to theMitchell’s Plain Cluster. It is important thatwe work together in fighting the drug de-mon and social ills in our areas,” he adds.Crime-prevention operations will focus

NewNew polpolice fice forum forum for Sor Strtrandfandfontonteinein

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Clinic ‘safety risk’

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: The Strandfontein Clinic has come under fire for not havingany security measures in place to safeguard patients and staff at the facility.

on initiating crimecombating solu-tions such as streetwatches as well asblock and neigh-bourhood watches.“Over the nextfew weeks the CPFwill hold meetingswith all the relevantrole players inStrandfontein withthe hope of workingtowards resolvingcrime issues togeth-er,” Schuter says.V To contact the CPF callSandy Schuter on073 805 2011 or emailthe CPF on strandfon­teincpf@gmail.com orvisit facebook.com/strandfonteincpf.

FRESH FACE: Sandy Schuterwill lead the newly­electedStrandfontein Community Po­licing Forum. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

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A war is looming between traders and theCity of Cape Town as promises to have secu-rity beefed up at the Town Centre have notbeen met.Four years after moving from Symphony

Lane, traders are still waiting on the City todeliver.However, subcouncil chairperson Eddie

Andrews says an additional 10 LawEnforce-ment officers are expected to be deployed tothe bustling shopping precinct in this finan-cial year.KulsumBaker, the chairperson of the Sec-

tor CBD, says she helpedmobilise traders towork with the City in a bid to make the re-cent upgrade a reality. But all the undertak-ingsmade by the City to get traders tomove,have not been met.SymphonyLanewasdeclaredano-trading

zone as part of the Mitchell’s Plain TownCentre Informal Trading Plan which wasproclaimed in the Provincial Gazette on 16October 2009.“As part of the negotiations to get us out

of Symphony Lane to the new trading area,we were promised storage space and addi-tional security guards. Almost half a decadelater and we are still waiting,” Baker fumes.Jasmine Hendricks, the chairperson of

theUnitedHawkers Forum, says traders areready to boycott the City and stop payingrent. “Our concerns and pleas are falling ondeaf ears. This is one of the biggest informaltrading markets, yet we are getting a rawdeal,” she explains.Andrews says the Area Coordinating

Team is investigating what commitments

have been made over the years in terms ofproviding traders with storage space at theTown Centre.But, Hendricks says elected council offi-

cials are letting traders down.“We are calling on the mayor to come to

the Town Centre to inspect the conditions inwhich we have to work. Long before the sunrises, we are here. There are vagrants sleep-

ing in the TownCentre and prostitutes open-ly plying their trade. Foreigners sell drugshere andwhile policemakes arrests, the jus-tice system is failing us as these criminalsalways return,” Hendricks seethes.Politicians must not just visit the area to

collect votes, they say. “We do not see politi-cianshere throughout the course of theyear.But come election time, and we will see a

flurry of them arriving in their shiny cars.Theymust prove theirworthand instead im-plement a plan of action that will addresstraders’ concerns,” she adds.Ward councillor Solomon Philander says

an executive meeting is scheduled for nextweek. “All the traders’ concerns will be ad-dressed at that meeting.”He declined to comment any further.

HOTSPOT: Many shops in Symphony Lane have fallen victim to crime. Despite security cameras in the lane, criminals continue to target shops.

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ty Dan Plato has announced that 25 publicmeetings will be held over the next sixmonths to address crime.These meetings will act as a platform for

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RROCHENOCHEN TURNERTURNER believes the meetings will beeffective in reducing crime. “Many people are notaware that if somebody talks about it, it couldmake a positive contribution. The governmentshould approach people and ask for suggestions.”

VVAASHTISHTI VISVISSERSER thinks the community needs towork closely with the government to reduce thisscourge. “I think that by reporting crime and form­ing neighbourhood watches, we can assist in thecrime reduction.”

MICMICAELAAELA JOOSJOOSTETE says people are losing faith inthe government. “A lot of crimes are being com­mitted in poor communities. I think these meet­ings are a political ploy because nothing is beingdone to address complaints.”

KIRKIRSHINSHIN ABRABRAHAMSAHAMS suspects the meetings maybe a political move. “The elections are coming upand I think it is just a way for the governmentto gain people’s support.”

BERNHARDBERNHARD FRFRANKANK believes government’s wordsneed to be supported by firm action. “They needto translate their promises into services. Themeetings will only be good if there are results.”

BRIAN KBRIAN KOCKOCK AND ZAND ZAIN GAIN GALLIEALLIE say more shouldbe done to reduce the crime rate. Kock says: “Po­lice arrest criminals, but no further action is tak­en.” Gallie agrees. “They make empty promises.”

LINDALINDA VISVISSERSER thinks the meetings are a step inthe right direction. “More severe punishmentneeds to be enforced. The government needs tocleanse its own system before focusing on crime.”

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V Eastridge: Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs, Africa’slargest law firm, will be hosting a free talk on pro­tecting your finances. The talk will be held at thefirm’s offices in Naboom Street. For more detailsabout the two­hour session which starts at 10:00,call Sharon on (021) 397 4241.V Eastridge: The CARE Early Childhood Develop­ment Forum will meet at the Eastridge Clinic at12:30. Call Veronica Smith on 084 977 4972.

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A Pakistani tuck shop owner has fallen vic-tim to an attempted robbery three timessince opening two years ago.

Shopkeeper Umair Akram (21) was heldup at gunpoint on Thursday at his shop inHugo Naude Crescent, New Woodlands.

Two men tried to rob the store shortly af-ter it opened at 6:30.

“One of the men took out a gun and de-manded I hand over the cash. I refused,pressed the panic button and he shotstraight at me. I threw myself against thewall and dodged the bullet. He ran offstraight away,” Akram explains.

The young shopkeeper says his life

flashed before him when he saw the gun.“I was scared, but I would not let them

win,” he bravely says.The suspect was wearing a balaclava.“It was dark and it all happened so quick-

ly so I did not evenmanage to get a good lookat the man. The only thing I remember ishim being tall,” Akram says.

No one was injured and nothing was sto-len from the shop.

Thugs had also used a plastic gun in a pre-vious robbery, he recalls.

“It is frightening to have someone pointa gun in your face. In that situation it be-comes very easy to lose your logic and justgive in to the demands of the criminals,” headds.

Tuck shop owners have been advised toreconsider their trading hours.

Lentegeur West/New Woodlands Com-munity Police subforumchairperson, BasilCoetzee, says shops become a hot target inthe early hours of the morning and late atnight.

“Criminals are looking for easy targets.With few people on the streets after dark,tuck shops are vulnerable to criminals,” hesays.

Evenbehind locked gates, tuck shop own-ers remain a target, Coetzee insists.

“Cigarette deliveryvehicleshavebecomea hot target for criminals.Many of these de-livery vans have been robbed in Mitchell’sPlain already. These trucks come into thearea and they put the lives of residents indanger,” he explains.

Tuck shop owners need to make alterna-tive arrangements to purchase their ciga-rettes.

“Saving a few cents is not worth some-one’s life. While it may be cheaper to buydirectly from the supplier, people’s livesare being put at risk,” Coetzee says.

Police spokesperson Captain RewayneMuller says they have received no officialreports about the incident.

Muller urges residents to report crime tothe police.

Anyone with information about any ille-gal activities can call the sector vehicle on082 522 0274.

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They may seem like unlikely partners, butwhen Shahied Johnson and Chantelle LeRoux dance, gold is always a trot away.

The dancing duo is preparing to continuetheir winning streak on Saturday after win-ning gold in the Latin category at the Fendan-sa Dance Sport Festival last month.

Their young partnership has enabled thecreation of truly extraordinary choreogra-phy.

Johnson (42) was born with spina bifida,a disorder which leaves part of the spinalcord open.

He is paralysed from the hip down, but thishas never stopped him from doing what heloves.

With a passion for dance, the wheelchair-bound man from Montrose Park sways to therhythm of the music with his able-bodiedpartner.

He has been dancing competitively for 11years and works as a switchboard operatorat a five-star hotel along the coast in CampsBay.

“I put in a lot of hard work to fine tune myperformance. I like to go before the judgesknowing I have prepared well. It adds to myconfidence which polishes off my perform-ance,” he explains.

With the next competition just days away,Johnson says he has not practised as oftenas he had hoped.

“My dancing partner and I live on oppositeends of the city. She still studies and I workshifts. We have managed to squeeze in a fewrehearsals, but it is not enough,” he admits.

Johnson has competed internationally andplaced 11th in Holland at the World Champi-onships in 2005.

“To place 11 out of 29 countries was a greatachievement for my dance partner and me.I won that competition with the help of myfirst ever dance partner. We had been danc-ing together with for seven years. She under-stood me. I would ride over her feet and she

would keep her cool. Her patience and dedi-cation to dancing with a disabled personmade her the perfect partner,” he gleams.

Watching people dance competitively in-spired Johnson to take to the floor.

“I always enjoyed the langarm, but neverknew there was so much more to dancingthan that. I have uncovered a whole newworld of dance styles by competing,” he says.

Your attitude determines your success,Johnson insists.

“Never feel sorry for yourself because youare in a wheelchair. Never limit your dreamsand aspirations because you have a disabili-ty. Disabled people are able and can achieveanything. You just have to put your mind toit,” he believes.

No bNo barriers farriers foror dancing pdancing partnersartners

WINNINGWINNING TETEAM:AM: Shahied Johnson and his first everdance partner Julia Bloggs enjoyed a winningstreak for seven years. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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More feet are making their way to-ward public transport interchangesas fuel prices last week hit an all-timehigh.

And if the rand’s value continues toplummet, more petrol price hikescould be in the pipeline.

Lift clubs, cycling and even old-fashioned walking are some of the al-ternatives motorists are now forcedto consider to keep their budgets bal-anced.

Taxi driver Arnold Dreyer says theclusters of people waiting at pick-uppoints have grown in the last week.An increase in passengers is fantas-tic, he says, as drivers will now haveto make extra trips to make their dai-ly targets.

“Most of the stops on my route have dou-bled in the number of passengers. It reallyis a blessing because the petrol price in-crease is really eating at our pockets,” hesays.

“No driver will ever say no thanks to ex-tra bums on the seats.”

To which one grumpy, particularlysquashed commuter responded: “Ja, butone seat is made for only one bum!”

Taxi fares only increase once a year, andtaxi bosses say there has been no word ona price hike – yet.

Douglas Mdoda says he has started work-ing an hour earlier to “squeeze in” an extratrip.

“I have three kids and a wife whom I needto support. If I don’t make my target, myboss doesn’t pay me in full and I don’t makeany extras. We work on a system similar toa commission structure. And if you don’tbring in the money, you don’t get fullypaid.”

Switching from his own car to publictransport was an easy decision to make,Ralph Ockers says.

He previously travelled about 40kms aday between home and work, and says therecent petrol price increase would havewreaked havoc on his budget. “I could man-age if the price per litre rose by 10c, but tojump by almost R1 is ridiculous. Drivingyourself to work is now a luxury,” he says.

Train services apparently haven’t seen adrastic increase in commuters heading tostations.

However, some periods have seen morebodies make their way through the turn-stiles, says one ticket barrier.

“Usually, things slow down between 07:30and 09:00 as most people would already beclose to or at work. But this period has nowalso become more busy,” he explains.

More “professional-looking” people arealso using the train, he adds.

“It appears that more suit and high-heelwearing commuters are standing on theplatforms. It is, after all, the cheapest trans-port service.”

Lizelle Marais works as a personal assist-ant in the city centre.

For five years she has been part of a liftclub, but can no longer afford this “luxury”.

“It was either give up the wheels, or giveup the necessities,” she says.

“And while travelling by train is most ofthe time quite unreliable and in no wayglamorous, it is easy on the pay cheque.”

Brett Herron, the Mayoral Committeemember for Transport, urges motorists toconsider using public transport whereverpossible, or to walk or cycle to take the stingout of the fuel price hike.

The capacity of the current road andtransport infrastructure is under increas-ing pressure, resulting in longer peak peri-ods, worsening congestion, and wasting val-uable time in traffic, he explains.

“Public transport really is the way of thefuture – it is much cheaper, less stressful,and more environmentally-friendly thantravelling by car. It is a crucial factor to in-crease the liveability of the city.”

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A shootout which saw bullets raindown during a police highspeed chaseis being questioned by witnesses.The holiday cheer was interrupted

as officers opened fire while in pursuitof a group of robbers two weeks ago.A crowd of children played in the

street as police vehicles sped by, giv-ing chase to suspects wanted for therobbery at theMcDonalds at the Prom-enade Shopping Centre.The five suspectswere arrested soon

after mayhem unfolded at the eatery,but not before a high-speed chase withpolice through Woodlands, Lentegeur andThe Leagues. Witnesses say police openedfire first, prompting a shootoutwith the sus-pects.Ebteshaamah Ismail, a Rondevlei resi-

dent, was at the scene when the drama un-folded. She mans a stall outside a butcheryon Mitchell’s Avenue. Children scatteredand ran for cover as soon as the gunshotsrang out, she recalls. “Children were play-ing in the road, some on their bicycles. Thelittle ones dropped their things and lay flaton the floor as soon as the police startedshooting at the suspects,” Ismail says.Mtchell’s Plain police officials confirm

two armed robbers entered the store outsidethe mall that afternoon, demanding cashfrom the staff.Police spokesperson Constable Jerome

Voegt says the suspects fled on foot with a

cash register in hand. “Our officers thenspotted the suspects making off in a greenVolkswagen minibus. The getaway car wasparked in a street next to the mall,” he says.A shootout ensued as the suspects desper-

ately tried to avoid capture. “One of the sus-pects fired several shots at our officerswhile driving in Morgenster Road, Len-tegeur. Several police vehicles gave chaseand another shootout broke out in WhiteHall Lane in The Leagues,” Voegt adds.But another witness says police had no

reason to open fire.“No one’s life was in danger, so why was

there a need for officers to start shooting atthe getaway vehicle?” he asks.Mitchell’s Plain police are unable to com-

ment further on the matter. However, any-one with information may phone ConstableLombaard on (021) 370 1738.

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Kitted in takkies and sportswear, a largegroup of Tafelsig teenagers paid a visit toMother Nature with a trek through theWolfgat Nature Reserve on Thursday.Leading the groupwas sport enthusiast

Pamela Arendse.This outing formed part of the numer-

ous holiday programmes arranged by

ward councillor Sheval Arendse.“This was one of many hikes that will

be happening during the course of theschool holidays.“I’ve seen a need for unemployed youth

and pupils to enjoy the nature reserveand beautiful coastline on their door-step,” he says.

TafelsigTafelsig youthyouthleadlead thethe wayway

GEGEAREDARED UP:UP: The group of Tafelsig teenagers were keen to put their best foot forward.

WWAATTCH OCH OUT:UT: Sasha­Leigh Wilcox, Pamela Arendse and Patricia Williams check for snakes asthe group make their way through the reserve. PHOTOS: SHEVAL ARENDSE AND LAILA MAJIET

SSANDYANDY TERRITTERRITORY:ORY: School children and unemployed youth ventured through the sand dunes.

BREBREAKAK TIME:TIME: The group took some time out to catch their breath before venturing on.

Efforts to keep the youth of Strandfontein offthe streets during the holidays has beenlauded a success.Children recently partici-

pated in a sport and skills de-velopment holiday pro-gramme where the youngones had the opportunity tobe coached in rugby, base-ball, softball, soccer andcricket during the three-dayprogramme hosted at theStrandfontein Sports Field.Hundreds of children

flocked to the field to enjoy aday of fun sporting activitiesorganised by the local Facili-ty Management Committee.Chairperson of the com-

mittee Robert Quinn saysthe threemonths of planninghas paid off.“We organised local sports

heroes to coach the children.

Our sporting coaches of the various Strand-fontein sports teams have also sacrificed of

their time to mentor theyouth throughout the day,”he says.Igshaan Carstens of the

Strandfontein Rugby Clubhopes the holiday pro-gramme will become a regu-lar event on the sporting cal-endar.“Maybe next time we

could extend the programmeandhost the children for twodays aweek, everyweek,”hesuggests.Quinn says it is with the

help of the City of CapeTown’s Department ofSports and Recreation andthe provincial Departmentof Social Development thatthe active event was possi-ble.

SSportingporting chance fchance for yor youngoungststersers

Pupils atWavecrest Primary School havestarted a new chapter.The Grade 1s spent time in the class-

room this holidays, working hard at im-proving their literacy levels.EducationNGOLivingThroughLearn-

ing hosted the reading project.The holiday programme is part of a

Foundation Phase literacy campaign runby the organisation.Aimed at improving the literacy levels

of primary school pupils, the long-termproject provides childrenwith funand in-teractive tools to improve their readingskills.Facilitator Leila Walters says this ap-

proach enables young children to learnhow to read and write in a playful envi-ronment.The holiday programmewas held to as-

sist children who score between 50% and60% in literacy.“In 2012, we facilitated a similar holi-

day program at Greenlands PrimarySchool in Bishop Lavis. We saw a majorspike in pupils’ academic performance.We try to make learning fun by incorpo-ratinggamesandplaying, something thatnot many curriculums incorporate.

“We present the work in such a waythat the children don’t even realise theyare working. As a result, much of thelearning takes place without pupils los-ing interest,” Walters says.Wavecrest Primary School is one of

nine schools in Cape Townwhich partici-pates in the project.

PlayPlay and leand learnarn

KEEPINGKEEPING BUSY:BUSY: Hayley Blake adores creatingdifferent shapes with dough. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

HEHEAPSAPS OFOF FUN:FUN: Facilitator Leila Walters guides the pupils through their activities.

CCOLOOLOURFUL:URFUL: Danika September(7) enjoyed having her facetransformed into a colourfulcanvas.. PHOTOS: LAILA MAJIET

GEGETTINGTTING ITIT RIGHT:RIGHT: A group of baseball players mentored the young children throughout the game.

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. It is a massive problem when pupils arestill seen on the road to school at 08:30 and09:00. Why is this? I say locking them outcould easily result in them being locked up.While they are denied access to school forarriving late? Their minds wander and whoknows what they can get up to. I would liketo interview a few pupils, preferably a pupilof each school, as well as the principals toget their views on how to remedy the late-coming situation going forward. I would liketo turn this into a documentary. Please con-tact me on mia@inet-media.co.za.

. We no longer life in the area, but MrChotiawasmyson’s teacherwhenheattend-ed Glendale. My son speaks of him with re-spect and I am grateful for the values hetaught my son and others. Continue the good

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. Promenade Mall used to be extremelyhot inside before there was air-condition-ing, but I just realised it is never switchedon. I asked the woman at the informationdesk why this is and she said the customersrequested it because it is winter. Absolutenonsense. Are they that cheap?

. They also chased the criminals past myhouse in Mitchell Avenue in Woodlands,shooting at them out of their windows,putting other drivers and the residents indanger on Saturday afternoon.

. I was also a victim of this guy. He toldme the same story of being hospitalised.John, Portlands

. It is heartbreaking to read these stories,as these people are our “lost generation”. I be-lieve only early intervention and compas-sion, together with a strong support system,can overcome this scourge. Unfortunately somany addicts are already too far gone andlose that vital family support. I’m not even

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ramadaan mubarak2013/143409 july – 08 august

THE NIYAAT OF FASTING IS:

Nawaitu Sauma-Ghadin An-Adaai Fardi-Ramadana, Ha-Thee-His Sanati, Li-la-Hi Ta'Aala

“I intend to fast for the coming day in order to perform my duty towards Allah in the month of Ramadaan in the present year”

NIYAAT FOR BREAKING FAST IS:

Alla-Humma Laka-Sumtu Wa'ala Rizqi ka aftar-Tu “Oh Allah, for Thy Glory have I fasted, and now I break the Fast with food that cometh from Thee”

ALLAH SAYS IN THE HOLY QUR’AAN

Surah 11 - Ayat 185

Ramadaan is the (month) in which was sent down The Qur’aan, as a guide to mankind, also clear (Signs) for guidance and judgment

(between right and wrong) So every one of you who is present (at his home) during that month, should spend it in fasting, but if any one is

ill, or on a journey, the prescribed period (should be made up) by days later. Allah intends every facility for you, He does not want to put you

to difficulties. (He wants you) to complete the prescribed period, and to Glorify Him in that He has guided you, and perchance ye shall be grateful.

SIX SUNNATS DURING RAMADAAN

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CLOSE TO FIRE STATIONLarge 9 bedroom double-story (bics) with main-en-suite, fitted kitchen, spacious lounge (knotty pineceiling) seperate diningroom, family bathroom, garage facade, enclosed yard +++ sparkling pool

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082 673 1503

WESTRIDGE R1.5 M

URGENTLY NEED

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TAFELSIGONLY R220 000

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salary is approximately R6 800pm,

you could buy this house

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EASTRIDGEONLY R289 000

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NEED AN AGENT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE FAST AND EFFICIENTLY? CALL ANTHONY ARENDSE 082 673 1503

TAFELSIG

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GRASSY PARK

R639 000

3 beds, laminated floors, fully-fittedkitchen, spacious tiled lounge, openfire-place, tiled bathroom with shower,garage (potential seperate entrance) -

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3 beds (bics), fitted kitchen, tiled

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large grounds

NEW WOODLANDS

R339 000

BEACON VALLEY

ONLY R240 000

3 beds, fitted kitchen, lounge,freestanding

PORTLANDS

R495 000

EASTRIDGE

R280 000

3 bedrooms mes, lounge, fittedkitchen, family bathroom, carport

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CLOSE TO TOWN CENTRE

3 beds, lounge, fitted kitchen, family

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HANOVER PARK

R439 000

CONISTON PARK

R679 000

Large 3 beds,lounge + dining room,spacious fully fitted kitchen,bathroom+ Garage +++ Separate Entrance.

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Extended 4 bedrooms,en-suite (with bath), lounge,kitchen, family bathroom,

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NEW EASTRIDGER299 000

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RONDEVLEIONLY R380 000

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BEACON VALLEYONLY R249 000

2 beds, lounge, kitchen, bathroom,enclosed. If your combined wages of

approx. R7000 per month youcould buy this house.

ROCKLANDSR350 000

CLOSE TOKAPTEINSKLIP STATION

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Neat property close to Mosque. Main House: 4 Bedrooms, bics, en-suite, spacious lounge & dining room,beautiful fully fitted kitchen, downstairs shower & toilet, trelidoor bars on windows, aluminium window frame.

Second House: Upstairs:3 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge,bathroom. Downstairs: 1 bedroom, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.Rental income from Second House is R6000.00 per month. Enclosed, Carport, Garage +++ Sparkling Pool.

COLORADO (2 Large Double Storeys + Pool ) R995 000

STRANDFONTEINONLY R429 000

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ONLY R429 000

BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDS(built-in-cupboards and laminated floors), spacious tiled lounge with open plan,

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CLOSE TO "ON THE BAY”.3 Beds, lounge, kitchen,bathroom. Unfinished

4th bedroom and Garage.

MITCHELL'S PLAINLovely freestanding 3 beds, built-incupboards, large lounge, open planfully fitted kitchen, family bathroom,garage + very safe environment!

GRASSY PARK / LOTUS RIVER R599 000

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LENTEGEUR: R280.000excl

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LENTEGEUR: R285.000excl

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Opposite Westgate MallWESTCAPE VILLAS: R349.999inclMais, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, K(Bics),

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LENTEGEUR: R299.999

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LENTEGEUR: R350.000excl

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AHEAD OF THE PACK: Western Province under­18 player Zubayr Hamza dribbles towards goalduring the final of the boys’ under­18 inter­provincial tournament against KwaZulu NatalCoastal at Western Province Cricket Club on Saturday. WP won 3­1. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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Organized by:

TOUGH TACKLE: Westridge United’s Zaid Laduce (left) tackles Woodlands United’s Cee­JayErickson during an under­11 match at the Stephen Reagan Sport Complex on Saturday.The match finished in a goalless draw. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

Progressing to atop-two finishLIAM MOSES

Athlone’s Progress RFC have targeteda second place finish in Division Fourafter starting the second round of

matches with three consecutive victories.The City Park based club lost three and

drew one of their first eight games in theleague, but the second round has seen themnotch up wins against Cities and YoungBrothers in June and thrash Delft RFC 44-13on Saturday.

Assistant coach Carlo Booysen says histeam’s good form is the result of a rediscov-ered appreciation for the rule book.

“In the first round we dropped a coupleof points against teams we shouldn’t havelost to because of our discipline. But wehave started the second round well and to-day was another positive performance,” hesays.

“Building from here, we can end in sec-ond place. I don’t think we can catch thefirst-placed team because they are wayahead of us on points.”

Progress were dominant from the firstwhistle against Delft and their performancewas reflected on the scoreboard as theyraced to an 18-0 half time lead.

Flyhalf Jethro Knoll slotted two penaltiesin the 10th and 15th minutes and convertedthe first of Rashied Davids’ two tries in the25th and 40th minutes.

Progress continued where they left off inthe second half, with a tries from GamatKelly and Stanton Arendse, in the 10th and14th minutes respectively. Both were con-verted by Knoll.

Delft finally added a touch of respectabili-ty to the scoreline with two penalties fromDelano September at the 55th and 60thminute marks and a try from Randall Klim,which September also converted.

However, Progress were not done with

the scoring and hammered the final nail in-to the coffin when Shane Fortune finishedoff a long-range counter-attack. Knollcapped the performance with another con-version.

Booysen was happy to come out of thegame with the bonus point victory, but saidhis side had expected the game to be “easy”.

“It was a good performance because wecame from a three-week bye, so this is oneof our first games back. Many of guys didn’ttrain during this period,” he says.

“The guys came out tops. The first halfperformance wasn’t great, but we picked itup and some good changes were made in thesecond half. We got the bonus point, whichis a plus.”

Progress have a bye this weekend, butwill hope to take a major step towards theirgoal of finishing second on the table on Sat-urday 20 July, when they face current sec-ond-placed side Bishop Lavis.

In other results from the weekendsmatches Hamiltons beat Bellville 78-12 inSuper league A, while Primrose beat Ham-lets 41-7 in Super League B.

In Premier League A Surrey Estate Rang-ers lost 14-36 to St George’s away from homeand MIT Rangers lost 12-20 away to Strandin Premier League B.

Rocklands lost 18-23 to Violets at home inDivision One, while Young Stars beat Tech-Gardens 16-13 in a City Bowl derby and Cal-edonian Roses beat Masiphumelele 28-21 inDivision Two.

In Division Three, Retreat RFC notchedup a 22-10 win at home to Strand Pioneers,Perseverance lost 7-36 away to Young Ideasand Temperance lost 7-18 at home to Imi-qhaya.

The Pinelands based Police club beatKhayelitsha 25-20 at home and GrassyPark’s Titans beat Cities 37-0 in DivisionFour.

TALK TO THE HAND: Delft RFC wing Elroy Plaatjies (left) is tackled high by Progress RFCflyhalf Ryan Josephs (right) in a Division Four match at City Park on Saturday. Progress won44­13. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

A chance to play for Old MutualThe Old Mutual Football Academy will hosttrials for boys born in 2003 and 2004 on Sun-day 14 July. The trials will take place at Mu-tual Park in Jan Smuts Drive, Pinelands

from at 08:00.Players need to take along their own

training kit and boots. For more informa-tion call Ryan Arendse on 079 560 7050.

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R299R2995KG GAS CYLINDER+GASTUESDAY 9 July 2013 | People's Post | Page 16 | 0021 910 6500 | ppost.mobi

SPORTStage set for soccer showpieceLIAM MOSES

After hours of gruelling training ses-sions and six pressurised qualifyingmatches, 16 football teamswill reap the

rewards when they play in the finals of the10th annual Engen Knockout Challenge.The Challenge will pit Cape Town’s best

under-17 footballers against each other in abattle for the prize money, bragging rightsand possibly the chance at a professional ca-reer.People’s Post is the tournament’s printme-

dia sponsor.Many of South Africa’s most celebrated

professional footballers first made a namefor themselves or were scouted at the EngenKnockout.Edries Burton, chief operations manager

at host club Santos FC, urged the currentcrop of players to make the most of their op-portunity and emulate the Engen Knock-out’s most famous products.“As a former player, my challenge to the

young players is that there is an opportunityhere. If you look at Thulani Serero – this iswhere it started for him and look where it’sgoing,” he says.“The stars are the limit for these young

players. Who knows where they can end up?They are young and have the world at theirfeet. They can make a decision to finish fur-ther than Thulani Serero; it’s entirely up tothem.”Over 100 teams started the qualifying

process at the beginning of June and onThursday the 13 teams whomade it through

were divided into groups along with auto-matic qualifiers Ajax Cape Town, ChippaUnited and Santos FC.Group A contains Pinelands club Old Mu-

tual Academy, Mitchell’s Plain’s KenparkUnited, Green Point Salesians and IslandRovers In Group B defending championsAjax Cape Town, National First Division(NFD) side Vasco da Gama, Cape United andKuils River United will vie for the top twospots of the group.Engen Santos, Hanover Park FC, Kraai-

fonteinCity andGrassyPark sideCrusadershave been drawn in Group C, while GroupD will pit the NFD’s Chippa United, BishopLavis FC, Atlantic Nacional and Clare-mont’s ASD Academy against each other.In past years the tournament was hosted

at the Stephen Reagan Sports Complex inWestridge, Mitchell’s Plain, but the 2013tournament will be played at William Her-bert Sports Grounds, home of the Cape Dis-trict Local Football Association (CDLFA), inWynberg.Winston Engledoe, president of the CDL-

FA, says the new venue gives participantsa whole new list of stars to look up to.“Since unity we have a produced a few in-

ternational players, namely Mark Wiliams,Gerald Stober, Roger Links and Benni Mc-Carthy,” he says.“CDLFA and theWilliamHerbertMunici-

pal Field Management Committee wish youall the best for another great and successfultournament.”Engenmarketing manager Brad Bergh al-

so announced that, as part of the 10th anni-

versary celebrations, one of the players willbe selected to join the Engen High Perform-ance Programme at the High PerformanceCentre in Pretoria.The tournament will also have a charity

initiative this year, with R500 being donatedto the Red Cross War Memorial hospital forevery goal scored in the final of the tourna-ment.The Engen Knockout Challenge will take

place from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 August.V See more photos on www.peoplespost.co.za.

COVETED: The EngenKnockout Challenge willtake place from Friday 16 toSunday 18 August at theWilliam Herbert SportsComplex in Wynberg. Pho­tographed with the trophyat the back, from left, areFaghrie Lekay (Engen San­tos), Tasmin Cupido (Peo­ple’s Post editorial teamleader), Brad Bergh (Engenmarketing manager), EdriesBurton (Engen SantosCOO), Fezile Hlangana(Chippa United) and Bran­don Timmy (KraaifonteinCity). Kneeling in front,from left, are Valentino Ve­lasco (Crusaders FC),Stephan Stuurman (KuilsRiver FC) and Khyle deLange (Kenpark FC).

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS