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Unhappiness overlowcost housingMELISSA PAPIER

COLORADO PARK residents are oppo-sing the development of low-cost housingon a piece of vacant land in the area.

On Friday 10 June, residents protested atthe site to oppose further development, aswork on the infrastructure began.

The Ruo Emoh Housing development willsee low-cost houses built on Erf 1551, situatedoff Weltevreden Parkway, bordering Mon-tana Road and Caesars Drive in ColoradoPark.

The uTshani Fund, appointed by People’sEnvironmental Planning (PEP) – a registerednon-profit organisation – provides technicaland project management support to RuoEmoh.

The land was purchased by uTshani Fundon behalf of Ruo Emoh Housing developmentin 1999.

The development will consist of 49 houseswith an average size of 140m². The averageplot sizes for subsidy houses delivered by go-vernment is currently 80m².

The uTshani Fund is recognised by the na-tional and provincial departments of HumanSettlements as a lender and an administratorof subsidies, and says it is fully committed tosupporting the Ruo Emoh development. Onceinfrastructure has been completed, the title

of the land will be transferred from uTshaniFund to the beneficiaries. These families are“part of the severe backlog in delivery of se-cure tenure, adequate services and housing,confronting the City of Cape Town” – cur-rently standing at over 400 000.

Acting chairperson of the joint body of theColorado and London Village (Collville) Resi-dents’ Association, Charmaine Brown, saysthe association is “against the developmentof low-cost houses”.

“The developer wants to build 49 houses onthat land, with extras such as shops and ahall. Where is all this going fit on the smallpiece of land? In the end we will have an areawhich will be very congested. What we needin the area are more amenities and other fa-cilities,” says Brown.

She added that the organisation was will-ing to “support” the development of 20 dwell-ings which will “blend into the area”.

“These houses must be completed, andcredit checks should be done on those wan-ting to purchase these properties. For yearswe as residents have been asking for a school,clinic, library and other things. When is thisgoing to happen?” Brown asked.

Washiela Harris, a resident who lives inCaesars Close, says she was only informedabout the development in April when she re-ceiving a registered letter from the council.

“We as residents don’t want low-cost hou-ses to be built in this area, as this willaffect the market value of our proper-ties,” says Harris.

On average, properties in ColoradoPark are selling at about R450 000.

The developer and architect, ShawnCuff, says the proposed housing deve-lopment will “enhance the neighbour-hood area and increase the value ofsurrounding properties”.

“A substantial amount of moneyhas already been made available forthe preparation of this project, and inbridging financing by uTshani Fund.It is our intention to make this smalldevelopment the pride of Mitchell’sPlain. Unfortunately, the undue de-

lays causedbyobjectingneighbourshaveandcontinue to cost them directly because of theever-increasing cost of building materials,etc.

“Every time there is a delay, the top struc-ture decreases in size and quality of finish,due to increasing costs.”

He added that the project is being promotedas a “green” or “sustainable” development,and every effort will be made, where afforda-ble, to introduce “green” elements, such assolar geysers, solar home systems and grey-water recycling.

“The development has also been successfulin sourcing additional funds for things likegreening and planting of grass, trees andflowers,” Cuff says.

In 2001 a Letter of Objection was receivedfrom the Colville Residents’ Association,signed by the secretary.

The next year, a project proposal for devel-opment was approved by the executive coun-cil of the City of Cape Town, and the associa-tion lodged an appeal which suspended theapproval.

In 2009 a further objection was received byColville Residents’ Association.

On 17 May this year, the provincial depart-

ment approved the project and subsidies.Ward councillor for the area, Natalie Bent,

says she is “not in favour of the develop-ment”.

Bent says: “Two years ago I held a meetingwith the beneficiaries and conveyed the ob-jections of the ratepayers’ association tothem about the building of low cost housesin the area.

“I feel with the community and have sub-mitted my concerns and objections to the Spa-tial Development for Land Use DevelopmentDepartment, which is investigating all thecomplaints.”

She added that residents want amenities,such as a library and clinic, to be built on theland.

The ward councillor, officials from the pro-vincial housing department and the develop-er will address residents at a meeting tomor-row to discuss the matter.

The meeting will take place at the ColoradoCommunity Centre at 18:30

ARTIST’S IMPRESSION: This is what architects havein mind for the development in Colorado Park.

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The system will assist in dealing with theincreasing number of ATDs transported ona daily basis from correctional centres tocourts; reported abuse of ATDs by fellow in-mates; the high transportation costs of de-tainees to and from court, and impact on thestarting time of the courts as a result of thelate arrival of detainees, as well as the great-er risk of escape at court and in transit. TheAVR system will reduce the number of per-sons at the magistrate’s courts at any giventime, decrease the security risk in the courtenvironment, and shorten the overall timeframe to conduct postponements.

“We believe that all those who will workin these facilities will be inspired to workeven harder, so that our courts collectivelydispense justice as spelt out by our constitu-tion and our laws”.

Cassiem Gamiet, chairperson of the Mitch-ell’s Plain Community Policing Forum(CPF), says the implementation of the newAVR system is a “good thing for the commu-nity”.

“The new system addresses various issuesthat have been a concern for the CPF. Thesystem is said to assist with many aspectsand it is said to be very successful in otherareas. We as a CPF will monitor the systemvery closely to see how successful it is. Wewill be looking at the prosecution rate andhow quickly cases are brought before thecourt,” says Gamiet.

Headded that the systemwill save the state“lots” of money, which can be used for otherfunctions.

Court systems go hitechMELISSA PAPIER

THE Mitchell’s Plain Magistrate’sCourt has received a boost with the

installation of the Audio Visual Remand(AVR) System, which is set to enhance thecurrent system and improve service de-livery.

On Monday 6 June Jeff Radebe, the Minis-ter of Justice and Constitutional Develop-ment, and other dignitaries visited theMitchell’s Plain Magistrate’s Court, wherethey assessed the effectiveness of the AVRsystem through a mock demonstration.

Radebe was accompanied by ministers ofthe departments of Correctional Service,Justice and Constitutional Development.

The system is an initiative of the Depart-ment of Justice and Constitutional Develop-ment and its cluster partners, which aims atimproving the efficiency of the courts bymodernising court systems for the enhance-ment of service delivery.

The department is in the process of imple-menting the AVR systems in 47 courts and21 correctional centres in the Western Cape.

The AVR system, which was initially pilot-ed in Durban, Pinetown and Port Elizabethmagistrate’s courts, is a a high-quality audio-visual link between the correctional centreand the court. It is used in the postponementof criminal cases against accused personswho are in custody awaiting trial.

The Western Cape has already installedthe system in all the courts with the highestnumber of awaiting trial detainees (ATD),and the rest of the provinces are currentlyconducting quality assurance programmesand training of all users for efficient imple-mentation.

Speaking at the launch, Radebe said the de-partment’s objective is to ensure justice is

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NEW BEGINNINGS:Dignitaries attending the launch of theAVR system atMitchell’s Plain Magistrates Court fromleft: Andries Nel(Deputy Minister ofJustice and Constitutional Development), Jeff Radebe(Minister of Justiceand ConstitutionalDevelopment) andNgoako Ramatlhodi(Deputy Minister ofCorrectional Services). Photo: Supplied

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GETTING DOWN: Natasha Hoffmeester (left), DHL field sales executive, planting a treewith colleague Samantha Straton, the area sales manager, at Beaconvale Frail Care Centre. Photo:Supplied

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THE Department of Transport and PublicWorks (DTPW) met last night to discussseeking an interdict against the sub-con-tractors who forced the closure of the mul-ti-million rand Mitchell’s Plain DistrictHospital construction site last week.

Yesterday the site remained closed, withmore than 100 disgruntled people standing atthe gates of the site in AZ Berman Drive inLentegeur.

The Mitchell’s Plain People’s Forum(MPPF) and the Philippi People’s Develop-ment Forum (PPDF) say they closed down thesite because they were being disregarded bythe contractors, Grinaker-LTA, about impor-tant issues in the contract.

MPPFandPPDFsay theywill continue theirpeaceful protest until the DPTW agrees tomeet with them.

Steven Otter, the spokesperson for the de-partment, says that they have received no for-mal correspondence from any organisationson why the site was closed down.

“We are not even really sure who we aredealing with. We have only heard about itthrough media reports,” says Otter.

The MPPF and PPDF claim that between 500

and 700 of their members and unemployedpeople walked onto the construction site onFriday asking workers to leave the area.

Ace Mbuyiselo, chairperson of the PPDFsays that they asked to see the contractor todiscuss their grievances, and, after being ig-nored, opened the gate, went ontothe site and asked workers toleave within 30 minutes.

But the DTPW says that it wasabout 100 people who asked the 450workers on the site to leave.

Otter says: “It is unfortunatethat a small group of contractorshave to stifle opportunities for somany people.”

The DTPW will publish a fulllist of people who were involvedwith the protest, and these peoplewill not be allowedbackon the siteagain, says Otter.

When asked whether the pro-testers who have existing con-tracts will lose their contract be-cause of the interdict, Otter says:“Whether we allow them back onthe site will be at our discretion.”

Danny Rass, chairperson of theMPPF, is one of those sub-contractors.

He has a contract, under his companyRasstech, to install sprinklers that activateduring a fire.

Rass and six of his employees face an uncer-tain future if an interdict is received.

Rasstech has already installed the piping tothe sprinklers.

He says his fight is not for his own gain.“I have been mandated by the people as

chairperson of the MPPF. My 20-year-oldbusiness is established,” he says.

Rass and Mbuyiselo say that unem-ployed people from Mitchell’s Plain and

Philippi (referred to as TargetArea 1), do not benefit fromthe project.

The closure and the subse-quent delay in the construc-tion of the 230-bed hospital,says Mbuyiselo, cannotchange the fact that the com-munity has to benefit fromthe construction phase aswell.

“I become very emotionalwhen everyone says that theend result of this project willbenefit the people of Mitch-ell’s Plain and Philippi, but itcannot change the fact thatthe community has to benefitfrom the construction phaseas well,” he says.

Otter says that of theR105 million the DTPW has

spent on the construction of the hospitalso far, R23 million has gone directly intothe local Mitchell’s Plain and Philippieconomies through contracts and job crea-tion.

Mbuyiselo and Rass, said that theyrefuse to negotiate with the contractor,Grinaker-LTA, the public participation fa-

cilitators, Golden Rewards, or C2C, the consult-ing engineers on the project.

Mbuyiselo and Rass are demanding that thethree institutions be removed from the projectbecause they “are hampering empowerment ofthe community””.

The PPDF and MPPF say the contractors arenot “transparent” in the project.

Rass alleges that the painting, brickwork andplastering sub-contract, which was specificallyearmarked for the Target Area 1, was given tooutside companies.

Rass served on the procurement committee,which was made up of representatives fromMPPF, PPDF, Grinaker LTA, Golden Rewards,C2C and the local subcouncil.

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‘Ouma’ lendshelping handMELISSA PAPIER

DESPITE having limited resourc-es, anelderly residenthasopenedher heart and home to the Tafel-

sig land invaders by providing themwith a place to stay, water and ablutionfacilities.

Cheryl Smith, a 75-year-old pensionerwhose house adjoins thefield targeted by the back-yard dwellers, has been as-sisting those left homelesswhen the invasion was un-successful.

During a visit to the siteby People’s Post on Fridaymorning, some familieswere still living on thefields and in the bushes;however, the backyardhad been fenced off andtents had been erectedwithin those boundaries.

Despite illness, physicalhardships and the chal-lenges presented by the el-ements – rain, wind andstorms – these remainingfamilies are digging intheir heels.

Since the invasion, donations have beenstreaming in from various organisations toassist the backyard dwellers.

Chatting to People’s Post, Smith explainsthat she had gone through a “similar experi-ence” in her life, and sympathised with thebackyard dwellers.

Smith, called ‘Ouma’ by the backyarders,says: “I understand the plight of these peo-ple, and know what they are going through,which is why I decided to help them. Thesepeople are my fellow brothers and sisters,and it is my duty to help them in their timeof need.”

The people living in Smith’s yard are al-

lowed to use the bathroom and toilet, and arealso allowed to cook food in her house.

She adds that she too is blessed, becauseif the backyard dwellers receive any dona-tions, she too is blessed with the same.

“I have no problems with these people.With them staying here, they are also look-ing out for me, as I am an elderly woman wholives alone,” Smith says.

Backyard dwellers invaded vacant land atSwartklip Sportsfield and Kaptein-sklip Station in Tafelsig recently(“Weekend of violence”, People’sPost, 17 May and “Voter turnoutstrong amid protests”, People’sPost, 24 May).

Last week People’s Post reportedon the organisation’s intention tomeet and oppose an interdict andeviction order obtained by the Cityof Cape Town. The backyard dwell-ers held several protests outsidethe Cape High Court to show theirunhappiness. The matter will beheard again on Wednesday 27 July(“Here to stay!”, People’s Post, 31May and “No new horizons forbackyard dwellers”, People’ Post, 7June).

Shahied Keedt, the deputy chair-person of the Mitchell’s Plain

Backyard Dwellers and Residents’ Associa-tion (MPBYRA), thanked all the organisa-tions that have assisted the backyard dwell-ers so far.

“We as an organisation are doing every-thing in our power to assist these backyarddwellers. Our people who have been assault-ed by Law Enforcement officers have laidcriminal charges, and we are awaiting feed-back from the investigating officer.

“We are also in the process of finalisingour statements for the court case,” Keedtsays.

He appealed to the community for any do-nations to assist the backyarders. Anyonewho wishes to assist can call 074 689 5980.

DESPERATE:Some of thebackyarddwellers goingabout their daily chores at thesite adjacentto the landthey invaded inTafelsig.

DAILY GRIND: Magmoed Baredien collects water from a house for his family and fellow backyard dwellers. Photos: Melissa Papier

THANK YOU: Shahied Keedt, the deputy chairperson of the Mitchell’s Plain Backyard Dwellers and Residents’ Association (MPBYRA),thanks Cheryl Smith for assisting the backyard dwellers in their time of need.

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A youth day adventureTHE Lentegeur East CPF Subforum will aYouth Day sports day on Thursday 16 Juneat Statice Park, situated off Salvia Street,Lentegeur.

The event will run from 10:00 until 16:00.

There will be games and all sorts of sportcodes for the youth. Everyone is welcometo attend. For more information, contact EvaSwartz, the coordinator of the event, on073 903 9516.

General meeting for ECDs

‘Learning through play’

THE Mitchell’s Plain Educare Forum will behaving its general meeting on Wednesday 15June at Mitchell’s Plain Town Centre Li-brary at 13:00.

All new Educares are welcome to join.Members will be assisted with the regis-

tration process, and simultaneously be kept

abreast of all the latest information pertain-ing to Early Childhood Development. The fo-rum’s registration fee is R100 per year.

For more information, contact KarrimahJacobs on (021) 374-9428 or 076 117 1167 orSoraya Abbas on (021) 376-7576 or083 727 0222.

THE Power for the Future organisation willhold a “learn through play” school holidayprogramme from Monday 27 June until Fri-day 15 July.

The event takes place at the MetropolitanEvangelistic Church Hall, situated in Dur-ban Way, Portlands.

The programme will be held between 10:00

and 15:00, with an entry fee of R5 per childfrom five to 14 years old. There will be vari-ous activities for the children, such as excur-sions, interactionwithother children, learn-ing through play, and arts and craft skills.

For more information, contact Sandra on(021) 392-1692 or 074 258 2058, or Adelaide on(021) 371-6112 or 073 376 2208.

DID YOU KNOW? Cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) is a tree belongingto the Lauraceae or laurel family. The bark of the tree is what is usedas a spice.


Lentegeur on edgeMELISSA PAPIER

THE fatal shooting of a man on Fri-day and the subsequent confisca-tion of a number of firearms is cau-

sing concern for Lentegeur residents.

Mitchell’s Plain police are investigatingthe circumstances of the shooting of the man,who was found in the street with a gunshotwound to the chest.

The incident took place on Friday 10 Juneat 15:45 in Viooltjie Street.

Constable Jerome Voegt, spokesperson forthe Mitchell’s Plain Police Station, says po-lice received a complaint about a shooting inLentegeur.

“Upon arrival at the scene, officers disco-vered the body of a 24-year-old man lying inthe street with one bullet wound to his upperbody.

“The man was allegedly walking in thestreet, and was followed by two unknownmen,who shothim.At this stageweare inves-tigating the circumstances surrounding themurder.”

Anyone with information about the inci-dent can call the investigating officer, Detec-tive Constable Ivan Ryneveld, on (021) 370-1600.

Cassiem Gamiet, Community Policing Fo-rum (CPF) chairperson, says there has beena spate of shootings in the area recently,which is “a concern for the CPF”.

It is understood that this is the third shoo-ting in the area in the past month, but People’sPost was unable to confirm this before goingto print.

“The atmosphere in Lentegeur is verytense after the shooting over the weekend.Residents are speculating that the shootingsare gang and drug-related. We are appealingto the community to come forward with anyinformation about illegal activities in the ar-ea,” says Gamiet.

He added that the police have stepped uppatrols and are more visible in the area.Gamiet could not comment any further on thematter, but said “police are investigating”.

People’s Post asked the police if the inci-dents were related to a drug turf war brewingin the area.

Voegt responded by saying: “The police areinvestigating all possibilities. At this stagewe don’t know the motives for the shootings;but we are investigating all leads. We haveincreased visibility in that area, and willmonitor the situation.”

Meanwhile, weekend operations by policeresulted in the arrest of several suspects –four for the possession of illegal firearms.

Various drugs were also confiscated duringthese operations, which started on Friday at07:00 and ended yesterday (Sunday) at 07:00.Voegt says on Saturday at 14:00, police wereconducting routine patrols in ViooltjieStreet, Lentegeur.

“During patrols the police stopped a motorvehicle for a routine check. While searchingthe vehicle, officers found a 9mm pistol, 30live 9mm rounds and four packets of tik,”says Voegt.

A 19-year-old man was arrested and ap-peared in the Mitchell’s Plain Magistrate’sCourt yesterday on charges relating to pos-session of an illegal firearm and possessionof drugs.

On Sunday at 17:00, police raided a housein Hyacinth Street, Lentegeur.

In a search of the premises they found andconfiscated a 9mm pistol, nine live 9mmrounds and 13 packets of tik. A 29-year-oldman was arrested and will appear in court to-day on charges relating to possession of anillegal firearm and possession of drugs.

In another incident, the City of CapeTown’s Rapid Response Unit arrested a 30-year-old man in Eisleben Road, Mitchell’sPlain on Sunday, while they were doing visi-ble patrols in a known copper theft hot spot.

Assistant Chief Neil Arendse, spokesper-son for Law Enforcement Specialised Servic-es, says the Woodlands resident was part ofa group of three suspects who were attempt-ing to steal copper.

“After a short pursuit, the officers arrestedone of the three men, but the other two es-caped. The arrested suspect was detained atMitchell’s Plain Police Station on charges ofattempted theft and malicious damage toproperty. The suspect had a spade and twobread knives in his possession,” saysArendse.

He appealed to the community to come for-ward with any information that could lead tothe arrest of cable thieves. Residents with in-formation can call the Copperheads on0800 222 771.

Meanwhile, on Wednesday 8 June at 07:30,police attended to a complaint in WatsoniaStreet, Lentegeur.

“Upon arrival at the premises, police offic-ers found two men in possession of a plasticbag containing tik to the value of R4 500 and31 .38 special rounds and 28 live 9mm rounds.

“Both men, aged 37, were arrested and ap-peared on Friday 10 June on charges relatingto the illegal possession of ammunition anddrugs,” he says.

Later the same day, at 09:30, police patrol-ling Watsonia Street, Lentegeur, spotted twomen in the street. Both men ran away andwere later apprehended by the officers.

“The men were searched, and in their pos-session officers found a 7.65 pistol with 13 liverounds and a 9mm pistol with 20 live rounds.

“Both men, aged 24 and 26, were arrested.They appeared on Friday 10 June in court oncharges relating to possession of a firearmwithout a licence,” he says.

Voegt thanked the community for theircontinuous support during the crime preven-tion operations, and urged the public to con-tact their local sector commanders with in-formation on illegal activities.

Crime meeting

Youth sports day

Get ready fordragon race

THE Lentegeur West/New Woodlands sec-tor will meet today 14 June in the Spring-wood Baptist Church, situated off BambooStreet, Lentegeur.

The meeting starts at 19:30.Feedback on crime and issues affecting

the community will be addressed at themeeting.

For more information, call ConstableGershorn Jacobs on 079 894 1684.

THE Beacon Valley Sector will hold asports day for the youth on Thursday 16June on the open field situated off Henge-laar, Rolbal and Hockey streets in BeaconValley.

The event starts at 09:00, and everyone isinvited to attend. There will be a variety ofsports codes and guest speakers at theevent. For details, call Captain Cloete on(021) 370-1700.

THE Mitchell’s Plain CPF, in partnershipwith the Western Cape Dragon Boat Associ-ation and the Department of Social Servic-es, will hold its annual dragon boat chal-lenge on Thursday 16 June.

The event will take place at Century City,starting at 09:00. All police sectors withinMitchell’s Plain are requested to registertheir teams, consisting of 25 youths, from13 years and older.

Those interested must contact their sub-forum chairpersons, and the names mustbe submitted by Friday 10 June.

Transport will be available on the day.For details, call the CPF secretary, IsmaeelPetersen, on 072 754 5110.


From bullies to peace buddiesInternationalflavour for D’LowMELISSA PAPIER

A LOCAL artist is making waves in themusic industry and is set to launch agroup CD with an international artist inOctober.

Deen Louw, aka “D’Low”, is in the processof launching a group album that will featureanother South African artist and an Ameri-can performer – Ricardo Vessel, aka “Redz”,and John Kawaai, aka “Island Child”.

He will also be performing at the Festivalfor Afrikaans from Friday 17 June until Sun-day 19 June in Amsterdam, at the invitationof the Dutch government.

Kawaai, who is Hawaiian, recently cameto South Africa on a family visit when he wasintroduced to D’Low by his brother-in-law,who lives across the road from D’Low.

Chatting to People’s Post from his home inNew Lentegeur, D’Low says he has allowedcreativity to flow by not limiting his musicto one genre.

The album blends fusion, funk, RnB andeasy listening ballads, hip hop, rap and evenbrings Afrikaans into the mix.

He describes the album as a “blessing witha positive message”.

“This album is proof to other artists thatthey can make it in the industry, and sustainthemselves through music. All you need todo is be consistent in what you do,” he says.

The songs on the album are about life ingeneral, and the everyday experiences ofpeople around him. They also carry messag-es of inspiration to youth, creating aware-ness about drugs and crime and encouragingyoungsters to stay clear of crime.

Kawaai explains that after being intro-duced to Dene, he was asked to feature onthe album.

“We are on the same level with regards toall styles of music. I have done many multi-skilled jobs, but music is my passion and Istill would love to pursue music full-time, asthis is very fulfilling for me. It is a pleasureand privilege for me to work with Dene,” Ka-waai says.

Kawaai explained that hip hop is a univer-sal genre of music with two types of rappers– a narrative form of rap which plays withwords and MCs. MCs are rappers who tell astory, paint a picture for people, so that theycan relate to a song.

D’Low adds that his personal favouritesong on the album is called “Karma”, whichsends out a strong message about “what goesaround, comes around”.

“I don’t want to make songs that are justan overnight sensation; but want to writesongs that people can relate to in the longterm. I want my songs to be a positive influ-ence on the youth,” he adds. The album isexpected to hit the streets in October, but asolo single is set to be released in August.

Kawaai will stay in Cape Town till Janu-ary next year, and will be taking the albumwith him to give it some international expo-sure. “We don’t just want to make big songs,but songs that will last forever in people’sminds.”

For more information, call D’Low on072 270 4421.

GOODTIMES:D’Low (left)with his sonCole, hanging out at hishome anddiscussingnew songswith IslandChild. Photos:Melissa Papier

MIXING IT UP: D’Low and Island Child mix upa few songs in D’Low’s home studio.

MELISSA PAPIER

THE establishment of Peace Clubs in vari-ous high schools across Cape Town is mak-ing a difference in schools, with some bul-lies joining the organisation to becomepeace buddies at schools.

On Saturday 4 June the Anti-Bullying In-daba – which is run by the Quaker PeaceCentre, was held at Glendale High Schoolin Rocklands.

The event was attended by peace buddies(pupils) who belong to Peace Clubs atschools.

Pupils from various schools, includingAloe High, Beacon Hill High, GlendaleHigh, Oval North High, Tafelsig High andWestridgeHigh,were representedat the in-daba.

Avril Knott-Craig, project leader for theNon-Violent Schools Campaign, says sincethe start of the campaign, many pupilshave enjoyed taking up a cause, “as somany pupils are being victimised by bul-lies at school”.

“Victims of bullying find themselves ina triangle of conflict with the bully and by-stander. It is the responsibility of every by-stander to intervene to change the dynam-ics of this triangle of conflict.

“Both the bully and the victim need help,and only the bystander can see to it thatthey get this help. Any bystander who ig-nores an incident of bullying automatical-ly supports the bully,” says Knott-Craig.

The campaign was launched in Mitch-ell’s Plain by the centre in March this year,with learners from15 schools inCapeTownbeing made “peace ambassadors” at a re-cent two-day youth indaba dealing with is-sues of violence (“Taking a stand againstbullying”, People’s Post, 15 March). Thiscampaign is already in its third year.

The campaign was run in partnershipwith the Western Cape Education Depart-ment by the Quaker Peace Centre, which

undertakes conflict resolution work inschools.

The centre’s objective is to teach pupilshow to deal with violence and how to recog-nise the triggers of violence, sharing theirown experiences and working on possibleresolutions together rather than actingout.

The campaign is already in its thirdyear.The Mitchell’s Plain schools involved inthe programme are Aloe High, Beacon HillHigh, Glendale High, Oval North High,Tafelsig High and Westridge High School.

Knott-Craig says Peace Buddies believespupils have the power and the energy todrive the campaign as long as they worktogether and stand united against bullyingin their schools.

Key messages shared on Saturday in-cluded the need for both the bully and thevictim to receive help and love.

A pupil attending the indaba added thatbullies are often lonely and unloved, andtake out their unhappiness on victims.

Another pupil shared her experiencewith the group, saying that at her school,pupils believe one must love the bully tofree the victim.

“Since introducing the campaign atschool, I have already seen a difference,and some former bullies have joined thePeace Club,” she says.

“Getting rid of school bullying is a chal-lenge that the Peace Buddies are preparedto take on, because they want schoolswhere they can learn in peace.

“It is the responsibility of everyone inthe school to see that bullying gets zero tol-erance. Most of us are the bystanders, andwe are called on to be proactive and com-mitted to standing up for others, until thebystanders become the strong group atschool,” says Knott-Craig.

Schoolswanting toparticipate in thepro-gramme can call the Quaker Peace Centreon (021) 685-7800.

PEACE BUDDIES: Pupilsfrom GlendaleHigh School inRocklandswith postersthey designedfor theschools’ antibullying campaign.

Photo: Supplied

Long live the king!WITH Father’s Day just around the cor-ner, Vangate Mall is gearing up to searchfor the ultimate Karaoke King, and every-one is invited to join in.

TheKaraokeKingCompetitionpromis-es super duper prizes and a jam-packed,five-day programme of fun, song, laugh-ter and entertainment for the whole fami-ly.

The event will take place at the Galaxypromotions court, kicking off on Wednes-day 15 June and running through to Sun-day 19 June.

The programme will run from 17:00 to19:00 during the week, and from 14:00 to17:00 on the Saturday and Sunday. En-trance is free.

Each day will follow a different theme,so there’s something for everyone keen toget up on stage and perform:

. 15th – Open Mic Night.

. 16th – Strictly Elvis, Totally Tina andMagical Jackson plus Best Dressed Con-test.

. 17th – Karaoke Idols and New TalentSearch, strictly 16 to 30-year-olds.

. 18th – Duet for Father’s Day.

. 19th – Karaoke King Competition.

They are looking for the cream of thecrop, plus look out for the celebrity judg-es. Want to claim the title? If you are keenon signing up to perform or simply inter-ested and want to know more about theevent, then make your way to VangateMall to collect and fill in an entry form.

The entry forms will be available at theCentre Management office during officehours from 08:30 to 17:00 from Monday toFriday, and 08:30 to 13:00 Saturday, or col-lect from Hilton Carlse, the MC and or-ganiser at the Galaxy promotions courton the day. Hilton can also be contactedon 083 751 5787.

On the note of entertainment, VangateMall intends to roll out a bright andcheerywinterbuskerprogramme, and in-vites local school and church choirs,brass bands, musicians, singers, dancers,children’s face painters, balloon artists,clowns and mime artists, magicians andentertainers to apply for an opportunityto perform at the mall and to show offtheir talents.

For more info, please contact the Van-gate Mall marketing department duringoffice hours on (021) 633-1065.

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Residents threatenaction over election‘irregularities’MELISSA PAPIER

RESIDENTS of Heinz Park say theyhave sent a letter to Western Capepremier, Helen Zille, demanding

that she intervenes and takes action inresponse to party agents’ allegations offoul play in the recent local governmentelections.

They have given the premier until tomor-row to respond to their grievances and de-mands.

If thesedemandsarenotmet, they say theywill protest and stage ablockade, closing off Ei-sleben Road and theR300 highway.

This comes after theDemocratic Alliance(DA) lodged a com-plaint with the Inde-pendent ElectoralCommission (IEC) fol-lowing reports of al-leged irregularities at apolling station in Ward88 during the elections(“Parties cry foul inWard 88”, People’s Post,24 May, and “Call forby-election”, People’sPost, 7 June).

DA party agents laidcomplaints with seniormembers of the partyabout the alleged mis-conduct of an IEC pre-siding officer at votingstations at Philippi Pri-mary School and thePhilippi Sports Com-plex.

Last week, People’s Post reported that theDA was calling for a by-election in Ward 88.Allegations included drunkenness, un-sealed ballot boxes, intimidation and theft ofthe voters’ roll. Ward 88 covers Lentegeur(south of Highlands Drive, west of AZ Ber-man), Philippi (east of New Eisleben, westof Stock Road), Weltevreden Valley (north ofthe R300 and east of Highfield Road) and NewWoodlands (east of New Eisleben and northof Highlands Drive).

The complaints by the party agents werehanded to Grant Pascoe, a senior member ofthe DA, who lodged a complaint with the na-tional office of the IEC the same night.

Two days later, the agents who experi-enced the alleged irregularities handed in

their affidavits to accompany their com-plaints.

Pascoe, DA Metro chairperson, says theparty is “not calling for a by-election”.

“The results are standing, and I do feel sor-ry for Carol Sables, but the outcome has tobe accepted,” Pascoe says.

He added that Sables has applied to be award councillor and not a PR councillor, andhas “undergone the processes”.

“Shebrought theDAclose to avictory, andshe did a sterling job in the community.There are lots of fellow colleagues who havelost wards in this election, but we have to

make peace and acceptthe matter.

“We don’t react to aloss by being disrup-tive. If any DA memberdecides to disrupt serv-ices in the area, actionwill be taken againstthem,” he says.

Dianne Minnies, aresident of the area for22 years, says this wasthe first time she voted,and she thought that bymaking her cross,things would improvein her area.

“I feel disappointedat the outcome of theelections and at whathas transpired thus far.The DA candidate, Car-ol Sables, is the firstperson to care for thepeople in Heinz Park.

“I have been living inthis area for so long andin poverty, and nothing

has been done, because no-one is interest-ed,” says Minnies.

Another resident, Connie Halford, saysshe is concerned for her children, as “thereis nothing in Heinz Park for the children”.

“We have started organisations, but wecan’t go further to improve things in the areaas we get no proper assistance from thecouncillor, andweare sickof living inpover-ty,” says Halford.

People’s Post has in its possession a letterof grievances residents say they sent to thepremier’s office on Wednesday 8 June.

However, the premier’s office could nei-ther confirm nor deny receiving the letter,and the residents who sent it could not pro-vide details of the person to whom it hadbeen sent.

FRAMED: TableMountain is in therunning to be namedone of the New SevenWonders of Nature.The mountain is oneof only 28 naturalsites from around theglobe shortlisted,and is currentlyplaced in the bottom14. The Vote for TableMountain bid committee and the onlineplatform GivenGain,are appealing toSouth Africans andvisitors to becomeactivists for the beloved mountain. To become an activist or to vote for Table Mountain, SMS “table” to 34874 orvisit www.votefortablemountain.com. In picture from left, Expresso presenters and ambassadorsfor Table Mountain, Liezel van der Westhuizen and Kia Johnson show their support alongside Alexander Sinton High School pupils, RidhaaAli Muckadam and SynticheNadine October.

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People’s Post Mitchell's Plain GENERAL Tuesday 14 June 2011

FUN TIMES: The Tiny Treasures Educare in Rondevlei Park, and theChippindale Educare in Colorado Park had a day outing to the Waterfront on Wednesday 4 May. The children were treated to a delicioustreats and enjoyed the day sightseeing. Seen here are toddlers fromTiny Treasures taking a break. Photos:Supplied

DAY OUT: Children from the Chippindale Educare at the Waterfront.

GERARDS Early Childhood Development(ECD) Centre in Strandfontein celebratedBlind Buddy Day on Friday 27 May, withall the children coming to crèche wearingsunglasses.

A special sensorial day was planned forthe 24 babies and toddlers, aged betweenfive months and six years old, to teach themto appreciate the gift of sight.

With it also being Special Needs Educa-tion Week, the plight of blind people washighlighted, which was not unusual, be-cause children with special needs attendGerards ECD.

Every year, on the last Friday of May, theLeague of the Friends of the Blind (Lofob)hosts a “Blind Buddy Day” to create aware-ness of blind and partially-sighted people.On the day, people are encouraged to weardark glasses or a blindfold at home or atthe office (“Be a ‘blind buddy’ for a day”,People’s Post, 17 May).

The children at Gerards ECD Centre experienced theday by taking part in a variety of creative activities.During the morning, ring shapes were pin-pricked intopaper and passed around to them to feel and guess theshape while keeping their eyes closed.

They were asked to draw a picture with their eyesblindfolded, or pin-prick their drawing with kebabsticks and turn it around to have the feel of “braille

reading”. They were also given sawdust to “colour in”their pictures. A highlight was an exercise involvingthe candle wax drops which they dripped around theirpictures – under very strict supervision.

During movement activities, they were blindfoldedand had to name a friend through touch.

Story time was an imaginative activity where noprops were used. Instead they had to listen and visual-ise the story.

Little blind buddies for a day

FEELING IS BELIEVING: Children from Gerards Early Childhood Development Centre began Blind Buddy Day by sitting in a circle and guessing different shapes by feeling the dots on paper.

SAWDUST ART: A sawdust “colouringin” exerciseformed part of the activities for these children at aStrandfontein Childhood Development Centre on BlindBuddy Day.

JOIN THE DOTS: By pricking holes into pictures, thesechildren at Gerards Early Childhood Development Centregot to experience “braille reading”. Photos: Supplied

Dancers back for moreBACK by popular demand,the dance-drama produc-tion “Dancers Don’t Cry –The True Story”, will be re-run at the Cape Town Inter-national Convention Cen-tre (CTICC) on Saturday 2July at 12:00 and again at20:00.

An informal open rehears-al, where dancers will be per-forming extracts of the pro-duction, will be held onThursday 16 June at the CT-ICC from 09:00 to 12:00. All arewelcome to witness the pro-duction taking shape. Therewill be lighting, but no sound,and the rehearsal will notcome across as a show, saysGlenda Jones, choreographerand producer.

“The aim of the open re-hearsal is to educate childrenabout the dynamics of danceand to show them that it’shard work. It will give theminsight into the warm-ups, thedrills, expressions and experi-ences,” she says.

The story is about the jour-ney of three young dancerswho find themselves trapped in a volatile world ofdance politics, and the dynamics and choices thatthey face. The production explores the woes and won-ders of the dance world, as it transports audiencesfrom stylish dance studios to the crude backyard ofa slum, from the sophistication of a theatre perform-ance, to dancing in the streets.

The cast is made up of 60 talented dancers from allover Cape Town. Dance pieces include krumping, hiphop, ballet, funk, contemporary and cabaret.

“Since the March run of ‘Dancers Don’t Cry’, I havebecome painfully aware of how true-to-life our storywas,” Jones says.

“It seems as if all the issues dealt with in the produc-

tion of what dancers experience in their hungry pur-suit of quick fame and fortune have now become evenmore important than ever to expose and analyse.”

Jones adds that two “incredibly talented” youngdancers,NathanAdriaanse andWesleyJantjies, havebeen appointed in the lead roles.

“They are not only outstanding athletes of dance,but they also bring a fresh energy and exuberance tothe production,” she says.

Tickets for “Dancers Don’t Cry – The True Story”on Saturday 2 July cost R50 for the 12:00 matinee andR70 for the evening show at 20:00.

For tickets, contact Gino Solomons on 078 478 9847or email [email protected].

ONCE MORE, WITH FEELING: A rerun of the popular “Dancers Don’t Cry” production will be hitting the stage once again on Saturday 2 July.

Album for Bright Blue founderCAPE TOWN singer-songwriter,Robin Levetan, founder memberof Bright Blue, has released hisfirst solo CD of original songs.

The album will launch with alive performance at Marimba inCape Town on Thursday 16 Juneat 18:00.

Talented and accomplished inseveral fields, Levetan’s passionfor music has been life-long. Hisplay “Skyf” was performed at boththe Market and Baxter theatres.As vocalist and founding memberof celebrated South African cross-over band Bright Blue, he made asubstantial writing contributionto the songs on their debut albumbefore leaving the band to pursueother interests.

Over 1 000 fans were present forthe band’s reunion at the End Con-scription Campaign’s 25th anni-versary celebration in October2009.

The live collaboration inspiredan intensive bout of song-writingandrecording,whichgavebirth tothe beautifully crafted new albumtitled “A Far Country”.

Levetan co-produced “A FarCountry” with Roger Bashew,drawing on the versatile instru-mental andvocal talents ofWillemMöller, Paul Tizzard, Selwyn Sch-neider, Tonia Selley and BuddyWells.

Ex-Bright Blue comrades IanCohen, Tom Fox and Dan Hey-mann, and Freshly Ground key-boardist, Seredeal “Shaggy”Scheepers, also appeared asguests on the album, which wasmixed by Keith Farquharson andmastered in New York by interna-tionally-renowned engineer,

Chris Athens.The CD can be previewed and

purchased online at www.robinle-vetan.com or www.rhythmmusic-store.com.

The launch will kick off with ashort set of songs written and per-formed by Tonia Selley.

Marimba is at the Cape Town In-ternational Convention Centre,Corner Heerengracht and CoenSteytler, Foreshore. (Secure park-ing available on Level P3.)

Tickets are R100, and are availa-ble from www.webtickets.co.za

Contact Martin Myers on083 448 4475 or Tim Hill082 888 5945 for further informa-tion.

NEW VENTURE: Robin Levetan,founder member of Bright Blue,has released his first solo CD oforiginal songs. Photo: Supplied


Tuesday 14 JuneMitchell’s Plain: All project coordinators,secretaries and chairpersons of all CPF sub-forums will meet in the boardroom at theMitchell’s Plain Police station.

The meeting starts at 19:30 and it is withregards to the Youth Day event. For details,call the CPF offices on (021) 370-1666.

Wednesday 15 JuneColorado Park: Ward Councillor for Ward75, Natalie Bent, will hold a community meet-ing in the Colorado Community Centre, start-ing from 18:30 until 20:00.

For details, call (021) 371-4550.Mandalay: The Mandalay CPF subforum

will hold an Open Day at Mandalay SportGrounds. The event is from 09:00 until 14:00.There will be various speakers at the event.Everyone is welcome to attend.

For more information, call Warrant OfficerNdaba 079 894 1499.

Thursday 16 JuneRocklands: Under His Wings Seniors Clubwill hold a Youth Day programme in theRocklands Baptist Church, situated offWeltrevreden and Avenger Streets.

Entrance is free, and there will be variousmotivational speakers, entertainment andtreats for the youth.

For more information, call Jeanette Harrison (021) 391-2466 or 073 090 1822, or ArthurMaree on (021) 392-2201.

Friday 17 JuneRocklands: The Tabernacle Full GospelChurch, situated at the corners of Buzzardand Weltevreden Roads, will hold a “praiseand jam” evening.

The event starts at 19:30 and tickets costR20, which includes a free coffee and dough-nut. There will be various bands and artistsat the event, and Clive Louw will be the MC.For details, call Shermon on 078 253 7336,Nathan on 084 603 2181 or Kylon on073 203 3654.

Portlands: There will be a jazz evening inPortland High School hall, starting at 20:00.Tickets cost R20 and refreshments will be onsale. All proceeds will go towards a 12-year-old couple of ballroom dancers who needfunds to attendWesternProvincedance trialsin Johannesburg.

People are requested to bring their ownXYZ. For details or tickets call Jogerah Cor-nish on (021) 371-2247.

Wynberg: The Maryland Literacy pro-gramme will hold a snack dance at Witte-bome Civic Centre, starting at 20:00. Ticketscosts R75. For more information, call the of-fice on (021) 692-1355.

Rocklands: The Tiger Academy of MartialArts South Africa – Kenpo Karate will holda karoake in the Weltervreden RecreationCentre. The event starts at 20:00 and ticketscost R20. People are requested to bring theirown XYZ. For tickets call Nigel on083 719 5992 or Cobe on 083 998 9769.

Saturday 18 JunePortlands: The Global Christian LeadersNetwork invites all church leaders to a busi-ness advice meeting at Hazeldene PrimarySchool.

There will also be a meeting for youth witha modelling agency at the same venue.

The meetings will start from 11:00 until13:00. For details, call Bishop Cecil Muller on073 781 9428.

Mitchell’s Plain: The Brothers to Broth-ers organisation will hold a trip to GoldenValley Casino and Winners Action Bar inWorcester. Tickets cost R150, with a mini-mum deposit of R80.

Booking is essential, andtransport will be available from all areas.

For more information call Ronald on079 633 0076 or Hilda on (021) 372-3173; or An-gie on 074 069 4398 after hours only.

Tuesday 21 JuneLentegeur: The Lentegeur Health Commit-tee will hold a meeting at Lentegeur Clinic,starting a 12:00.

All retired professionals, housewives, stu-dents and volunteers are welcome to join theorganisation; with the only requirement be-ingapassion forhealth. Fordetails, call ZulfaSmith on (021) 372-5000.


CITY OF CAPE TOWN’S 2011/12INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTPLAN (IDP) AND BUDGETNotice is hereby given in terms of the Local Government: Municipal SystemsAct No. 32 of 2000, the Municipal Finance Management Act No. 56 of 2003and the Municipal Property Rates Act No.6 of 2004, that the City’s approvedIntegrated Development Plan document and Budget for 2011/12 will beavailable for information at all municipal administrative buildings, subcounciloffices (listed below) and all municipal libraries from 10 June 2011 up to andincluding 10 July 2011.

The documents can also be accessed through our website at the followinglink: http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/Budget/Pages/default.aspx

The following table contains a list of venues where the IDP and Budgetdocument will be available for perusal:

SUBCOUNCIL ADDRESS SUBCOUNCILMANAGER

Subcouncil 1 Municipal Offices, Royal Ascot, BridalWay, Milnerton

Peter DeaconTel: 021 550 1001/60

Subcouncil 2 Municipal Offices, Brighton Way,Kraaifontein

Fred MonkTel: 021 980 6053/54

Subcouncil 3 Municipal Offices, Voortrekker Road,Goodwood

Johannes BrandTel: 021 590 1676/75

Subcouncil 4 Municipal Offices, cnr Voortrekker andTallent Roads, Parow

Ardela van NiekerkTel: 021 938 8050

Subcouncil 5 Cnr Jakkalsvlei Avenue and KiaatRoad, Bonteheuwel

Martin JulieTel: 021 695 8161

Subcouncil 6 Municipal Offices, Voortekker Road,Bellville

Pat JansenTel: 021 918 2024/35

Subcouncil 7 Municipal Offices, Oxford Street,Durbanville

Elmaleen Du PlessisTel: 021 970 3002

Subcouncil 8 Municipal Offices, cnr Fagan Streetand Main Road, Strand

Izak du ToitTel: 021 850 4149

Subcouncil 9A Block Stocks & Stocks Complex,Ntlakohlaza Street, Town 2, Village 1,Khayelitsha

Fezekile CotaniTel: 021 360 1111

Subcouncil 10 Site B, Shopping Centre, Khayelitsha Thando SiwisaTel: 021 360 1351/50

Subcouncil 11 Fezeka Building, cnr NY1 andLansdowne Road, Gugulethu

Kayise NombakuseTel: 021 630 1615

Subcouncil 12 Parks & Bathing Building, MerrydaleAvenue, Lentegeur

David CedrasTel: 021 371 4550/51


Lunga BoboTel: 021 630 1619


Christopher JakoTel: 021 630 1643/1734

Subcouncil 15 Pinelands Training Centre, St StephensRoad, Central Square, Pinelands

Mariette GriesselTel: 021 531 3437

Subcouncil 16 11th Floor, 44 Wale Street, Cape Town Marius CoetseeTel: 021 487 2055

Subcouncil 17 Athlone Civic Centre, cnr Protea andKlipfontein Roads, Athlone

Edgar CarolissenTel: 021 637 9757

Subcouncil 18 Cnr Buck Road and 6th Avenue,Lotus River

Okkie ManuelTel: 021 700 4025

Subcouncil 19 Municipal Offices, Central Circle, OffRecreation Road, Fish Hoek

Desiree MentorTel: 021 784 2011/10

Subcouncil 20 Alphen Centre, Constantia Main Road,Constantia

Brian FordTel: 021 794 2493

Subcouncil 21 Municipal Offices, cnr Van Riebeeckand Carinus Street, Kuils River

Pieter GroblerTel: 021 900 1502/03

Subcouncil 22 Municipal Offices, cnr Van Riebeeckand Carinus Street, Kuils River

Richard MoiTel: 021 900 1578

Subcouncil 23 Cnr Delft and Fort Worth Roads, Delft Thando SiwisaTel: 021 956 8000

All Libraries Click on http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/Library/Pages/ListofLibraries.aspx for a list of all libraries

Cape Town Concourse, Civic Centre, Hertzog Boulevard, Cape TownSouth Peninsula Municipal Offices, cnr Main and Victoria Roads, Plumstead

CITY OF CAPE TOWN: 2011/2012 PROPERTY RATES(Property Rates are zero-rated for VAT)

PROPERTY RATE (reflected as Rand-in-the-rand):1.1 Residential Properties – R0,0056131.2 Industrial / Commercial Properties – including all Undeveloped Land –

R0,0112261.3 Agricultural properties (including farms and small holdings) fall into

three categories;(a) those used for residential purposes – R0,005613(b) those used for bona fide farming purposes – R0,001123(c) those used for other purposes such as industrial or commercial –

R0,0112261.4 Public Service Infrastructure – R0,0020051.5 Amended Municipal Property Rates Regulations on the Rate Ratios

between Residential and Non-Residential Properties:Any property that meets the public benefit organisation criteria includedin the regulation, yet does not qualify for the 100% rebate in terms ofCouncil’s Rates Policy, shall be rated at 25% of the residential rate andthe cent-in-the-rand for 2011/12 is to be R0.001403.

1.6 The special rebates for Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons for the2011/12 financial year are reflected in the table below:

The gross monthly household incomes and rebates for the 2011/2012financial year are as follows:

GROSS MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME % REBATE2010/2011 2011/2012

0 3000 0 3000 100%3001 4200 3001 4200 95%4201 4600 4201 4600 90%4601 5200 4601 5200 80%5201 5800 5201 5800 70%5801 6400 5801 6400 60%6401 7000 6401 7000 50%7001 7500 7001 7600 40%7501 8000 7601 8200 30%8001 8500 8201 9000 20%

9001 10000 10%

1.7 The special rebates for certain categories of properties upon applicationas described in Annexure 3 of the Budget Document.

CITY OF CAPE TOWN: 2011/2012 TARIFFS AND CHARGESVAT at 14% is to be added to the following services:Water, Electricity,Sanitation, Solid Waste Management and City Improvement Districts/ SpecialRating Areas.

1. WATERThree sets of Water tariffs were approved (10% Reduction tariff, 20%Reduction tariff and 30% Reduction tariff). Each tariff is linked to the level ofwater reduction imposed. Due to the 10% Reduction tariff being incorporatedinto the Water By-law as the norm it will be the applicable tariff, but may berevisited at a later stage should further restrictions become necessary.

1.1 Domestic Full - Water which is used predominantly for domesticpurposes and supplied to single residential properties.

All Tariffs reflected below are exclusive of VAT

0 < 6 Per kl R0.00>6 < 10.5 Per kl R4.32>10.5 < 20 Per kl R9.22>20 < 35 Per kl R13.66>35 < 50 Per kl R16.87>50 Per kl R22.25

1.2 Commercial - Water supplied to premises predominantly of acommercial nature: R9.93 per kl

1.3 Industrial - Water which is used in manufacturing, generating electricity,land-based transport, construction or any related purpose: R9.93 per kl

1.4 Schools/Sport bodies - Any educational activity / sporting body: R8.78per kl

1.5 Domestic Cluster - Bulk metered flats, cluster developments includingsingle title and sectional title units. An allowance of 6kl per unit permonth at zero cost upon submission of affidavits stating the number ofunits / refer tariff policy: R9.33 per kl

1.6 Government - National and Provincial Departments: R9.43 per kl1.7 Municipal / Departmental use: R8.78 per kl1.8 Homeless people shelters – Accredited shelters registered with the City

of Cape Town:0 – 0.75kl per month per person = R0.00; +0.75kl per month perperson = R8.78 per kl

1.9 Miscellaneous - All consumers who do not fall within the abovecategories: R9.43 per kl

1.10 Miscellaneous External - All consumers supplied outside the City ofCape Town: R11.27 per kl

1.11 Bulk Tariff - Exclusive of the Water Research Commission Levy. Only forBulk Supply to other Municipalities and for cost recovery fromWaterServices Reticulation of the City of Cape Town: R3.02 per kl

1.12 In line with the adoption of the Urban Agriculture Policy a freeallocation of 10kl per month is in place, exclusively for subsistencefarming by defined Vulnerable Groups.

1.13 Households residing in Residential units on mixed use property mayapply for a free allocation of 6kl per unit per month. An affidavit will berequired and the application will be inspected and considered on theproportion of predominant use.

1.14 New tariff incorporated into the Miscellaneous Tariffs for metersupplied by the City of Cape Town – Installed by the Developer (Newconnections category).

2. SANITATIONThree sets of Sanitation tariffs were approved (10% Reduction tariff, 20%Reduction tariff and 30% Reduction tariff). Each tariff is linked to thelevel of water reductions imposed. Due to the 10% Reduction tariff beingincorporated into the Water By-law as the norm it will be the applicabletariff but may be revisited at a later stage should further restrictions becomenecessary.

2.1 Domestic Full (Standard) - Single residential properties: 70% of waterconsumption to a maximum of 35kl of sewerage per month (70% of50kl of water equals 35kl of sewerage).


0 < 4.2 Per kl R0.00>4.2 < 7.35 Per kl R5.05>7.35 < 14 Per kl R10.76>14 < 24.5 Per kl R11.77>24.5 < 35 Per kl R12.36

2.2 Domestic Full (CoCT Oxidation Dams) – Single residential properties:70% of water consumption to a maximum of 35kl of sewerage permonth (70% of 50kl of water equals 35kl of sewerage).


0 < 4.2 Per kl R0.00>4.2 < 7.35 Per kl R4.44>7.35 < 14 Per kl R9.45>14 < 24.5 Per kl R10.33>24.5 < 35 Per kl R11.75

2.3 Homeless people shelters – Accredited shelters registered with the Cityof Cape Town: 0 - 0.525kl per month per person = R0,00; +0.525kl permonth per person = R7.03 per kl

2.4 Domestic Cluster – Bulk metered flats, cluster developments includingsectional and single title units - 90% of Water Consumption (* seenote) up to a maximum of 35kl per household. An allowance of 4.2klper unit per month will be made available at zero cost upon acceptanceof a sworn affidavit stating the number of units supplied from thatmetered connection: R10.45 per kl

2.5 Industrial and Commercial (Standard), Schools, Sport Bodies,Government: National / Provincial, Hospitals and other - 95% of waterconsumption (* see note): R7.63 per kl

2.6 Industrial and Commercial (CoCT Oxidation Dams) - 95% of waterconsumption (* see note): R7.18 per kl

2.7 Departmental - 95% of water consumption (*see note) excludingfacilities not connected to the sewer system: R7.03 per kl* Important Note: The Director of Water and Sanitation Services mayadjust the percentages as appropriate to the consumer. This is notapplicable to the domestic full category.

2.8 Miscellaneous (Standard) - All consumers who do not fall within theabove categories – 95% of water consumption: R7.63 per kl

2.9 Miscellaneous (CoCT Oxidation Dams) - All consumers who do not fallwithin the above categories – 95% of water consumption: R7.18 per kl

2.10 Households residing in Residential units on mixed use property mayapply for a free allocation of 4.2kl per unit per month. An affidavit willbe required and the application will be inspected and considered on theproportion of predominant use.

3. ELECTRICITYThe tariffs below are based on an average 19.94% increase.


DOMESTIC TARIFFS2010/11 2011/12 %INCR

LifeLine(for qualifyingcustomersreceiving450kWh permonth onaverage or less)

Block 1 0-150kWh c/kWh N/A 61.60 n/a



Block 4 600+ kWh c/kWh N/A 118.06 n/a

Domestic Block 1 0-600kWh c/kWh N/A 107.43 n/aBlock 2 600+ kWh c/kWh N/A 118.06 n/a

Net MeteredDomestic

Service R/day N/A 17.21 n/aEnergy c/kWh N/A 93.15 n/a

COMMERCIAL TARIFFS

Small Power 1 Service R/day 14.35 17.21 19.93Energy c/kWh 77.66 93.15 19.95

Small Power 2 Energy c/kWh 120.56 144.60 19.94

Off Peak Minimum R/day 44.61 53.51 19.95Energy c/kWh 40.72 48.84 19.94

Large Power LVService R/day 23.90 28.67 19.96Energy c/kWh 40.72 48.84 19.94Demand R/kVA 121.16 145.32 19.94

Large PowerMV

Service R/day 23.90 28.67 19.96Energy c/kWh 37.85 45.40 19.95Demand R/kVA 112.69 135.16 19.94

Very LargePower

Service R/day 5000.00 N/A N/AEnergy c/kWh 37.85 N/A N/ADemand R/kVA 69.95 N/A N/A

Time of Use

Service R/day 3900.00 4680.00 20.00

Energy

High-Peak c/kWh 191.88 230.14 19.94High-Standard c/kWh 50.74 60.86 19.94High-Off Peak c/kWh 27.62 33.13 19.95Low-Peak c/kWh 54.48 65.34 19.93Low-Standard c/kWh 33.80 40.54 19.94Low-Off Peak c/kWh 23.97 28.75 19.94

Demand R/kVA 60.87 73.00 19.93OTHER TARIFFS

Wheeling Tariff EnergySurcharge

Firm c/kWh 10.57 12.68 19.96

Non-Firm c/kWh 6.49 7.78 19.88SteamGeneration Special agreement To be

terminatedLIGHTING TARIFFS

Street Lighting& Traffic Signals R/100W/burning hour 0.0852 0.1022 19.95

Private Lights R/100W/burning hour 0.0930 0.1115 19.89

NOTE: Monthly Service Charges calculated as Daily Service Chargemultiplied by number of days in billing period.

Youth Daytournament

A ‘back-to-basics’gospel concert

Klawerjastournament

Soccer club throwsyouth party

THE Cyclone Netball and FootballClub will hold their third annualUnder 15 Youth Day Tournamenton the Thursday 16 June at thePortlands Sport Ground.

The event starts at 09:00. Entranceis R5 for seniors, R2 for juniors and R5per car.

Everyone is welcome to attend theevent.

For more information contact072 697 8583 or 082 472 9683.

THE Dumisani Gospel group willhold a “back-to-basics” concert onSunday 26 June in the PrincetonHigh School Hall, situated offMitchell’s Avenue, Woodlands.

The event starts at 18:00 and tick-ets cost R40.

The event will coincide with thenew CD launch of “Die Klank vanSion” by Evan Bergh.

Everyone is welcome to attend.For more information and tick-

ets, contact Casandra Booysen on073 778 8979.

STARKINGS KlawerjasClub will be presenting aKlawerjas Club Tourna-ment on 18 and 19 June atthe Westridge Civic Centrein Mitchell’s Plain from09:00 to 20:00.

Entrance is free, andpar-ticipants can witness somestroke plays from clubs inthe Western Cape Areas.

For more information,contact Omar Benjamin on(021) 446-2700 or 082 8834434.

STRANDFONTEIN AFC, in as-sociation with Athlone TowersSocial Club, presents a “YouthDay Party” on Thursday 16 Juneat The G-Spot night club, start-ing at 19:00.

The cover charge is R30 perperson. Patrons are asked tobring along a child’s toy thatwill be donated to a local chil-dren’s home.

For more information, con-tact Sharief Christians on082 440 3986.

Visit PortervilleTHE Cape Natural History Clubhas arranged a coach trip to thePorterville area on Sunday 26June, visiting the local museumand a pomegranate farm, whichincludes wine tasting and a view-ing of their horses.

Lunch is provided, after whichthere will be a visit to a mountainnursery.

The cost is R235 per person in-cluding transport, guiding,lunch.

Inquiries must be made toEleanor on (021) 762-1779 or visitwww.capenaturalhistory-club.co.za.


4. SOLIDWASTEAll Tariffs reflected below are exclusive of VAT

SOLIDWASTE 2010/11(excl. VAT)

2011/12(excl. VAT)

Increase%

RESIDENTIAL COLLECTIONSFORMAL240L Container Rand per month R75.44 R79.59 5.5%Lockable 240L Container Rand per month R75.44 R79.59 5.5%INDIGENT REBATE

Block 1 (100% rebate) Property valueup to R100,000 R100,000 -

Block 2 (75% rebate) Property valuefrom R100,001 to R150,000 R150,000 -



240L CONTAINER

Block 1 (100% rebate) Rebate Rand permonth -R75.44 -R79.59 5.5%




100% Indigent Relief

As determined bythe Credit Control& Debt CollectionPolicy

-R75.44 -R79.59 5.5%

ENHANCED SERVICE LEVEL240L - AdditionalContainer

Rand per containerper month R75.44 R79.59 5.5%

240L - 3x per week forcluster

Rand per containerper month R226.30 R238.75 5.5%

INFORMALRudimentary Service: Rand per month Free Free -Basic Bagged: Rand per month Free Free -NON-RESIDENTIAL COLLECTIONS"Non-Residential" excludes vacant and residential properties.240L CONTAINER

1 removal per week Rand per containerper month R90.15 R95.11 5.5%



Lockable 240L Container Rand per month R90.15 R95.11 5.5%REFUSE AVAILABILITYCouncil owned property is not subject to the availability chargeAll vacant Erven Rand per month R44.67 R47.13 5.5%DISPOSAL SERVICESGeneral Waste Rand per ton R231.90 R244.66 5.5%

Special Waste Rand per ton orpart thereof R261.90 R291.90 11.5%

Clean Builders Rubble Rand per ton R50.00 R50.00 0%

5. MISCELLANEOUS TARIFFS AND CHARGES5.1 A complete copy of all Miscellaneous Tariffs and Charges are available

for inspection at the abovementioned Municipal Offices.5.2 All Miscellaneous tariffs include VAT.

Fines, Penalties, Refundable Deposits and Housing are exempt from VAT.

VAT is calculated at 14% in terms of the Value Added Tax Act No. 89 of 1991.

CITY OF CAPE TOWN: 2011/2012 – CAPE TOWN STADIUMVISITORS CENTRE RATE CARD

Availability subject to major Event CalendarSubject to General Terms of UsageVAT at 14% in terms of the Value Added Tax Act. 89 of 1991 to be added

CATEGORIES2011 / 2012TARIFF EXCL.

VAT

2011/2012TARIFF EXCL.

VAT

2011/2012TARIFF

EXCL. VAT REMARKS

AREA STADIUM URBAN PARK STADIUM ANDURBAN PARK

Adults R 40.00 R 30.00 R 60.00 Per Visit

Children under 12(discounted tariff) R 15.00 R 10.00 R 20.00 Per Visit

Pensioners/Disabled(discounted tariff) R 15.00 R 10.00 R 20.00 Per Visit

School Tour Groups R 10.00 R 10.00 R 15.00 Per LearnerPer VisitEducational/Information Booklets R 10.00 R 10.00 R 10.00 Per booklet

GENERAL REMARKS: The tariffs above are applicable for guided tours only.Access to the urban park is free during operating hours.

CITY OF CAPE TOWN: 2011/2012 SPECIAL RATING AREASADDITIONAL RATEThe purpose of this notice is to draw the attention of all interested parties tothe following:

Additional Rates applicable to SRAs reflected opposite are exclusive of VATand reflected as a Rand-in-the-rand

SPECIAL RATINGAREA

APPROVEDBUDGET2010/11

ADDITIONALRATE

2010/11

BUDGET2011/12

ADDITIONALRATE

2011/12Airport CID 1,636,082 0.001663 1,825,361 0.001927Athlone CID 500,000 0.002204 540,000 0.002365Blackheath CID 1,058,400 0.001151 1,232,991 0.001151Cape Town CentralCID 33,244,377 0.001543 36,597,225 0.001810

Claremont CID-Residential 342,968 0.000401 366,976 0.000423-Commercial 4,556,573 0.001152 4,875,466 0.001234Total 4,899,541 5,242,442Claremont Boulevard-Commercial 2,596,035 0.000657 2,594,258 0.000657Epping CID 4,586,573 0.001274 5,045,230 0.001386Fish Hoek CID-Residential 110,635 0.000417 118,199 0.000440-Commercial 385,520 0.001146 427,572 0.001390Total 496,155 545,771Green Point CID-Residential 628,826 0.000379 643,413 0.000400-Commercial 2,896,681 0.001852 3,128,736 0.001982Total 3,525,507 3,772,149Groote Schuur CID 3,503,505 0.001641 3,703,157 0.001628

Maitland CID 1,340,206 0.001695 1,516,832 0.001510Muizenberg CID-Residential 515,710 0.000696 553,154 0.000704-Commercial 455,387 0.001819 488,452 0.002045Total 971,097 1,041,606Observatory CID-Residential 1,670,262 0.001119 1,806,492 0.001181-Commercial 1,113,508 0.001379 1,205,796 0.001544Total 2,783,770 3,012,288Oranjekloof CID-Residential 594,607 0.000547 671,659 0.000578-Commercial 2,378,430 0.001493 2,536,638 0.001720Total 2,973,037 3,208,297Paarden Eiland CID 2,367,110 0.001276 2,543,505 0.001460Parow Industria CID 2,440,682 0.001887 2,595,954 0.001887Sea Point CID-Residential 1,153,415 0.001082 1,316,852 0.001190-Commercial 1,862,049 0.001863 1,877,302 0.002142Total 3,015,464 3,194,154Stikland CID 1,372,165 0.003136 1,448,666 0.003405Vredekloof CID-Residential 2,142,085 0.001919 2,347,615 0.002070-Commercial 66,250 0.001950 77,730 0.002225Total 2,208,335 2,425,345Woodstock CID 2,911,431 0.001527 3,028,523 0.001600Wynberg CID-Residential 350,000 0.000996 399,842 0.000704-Commercial 2,247,505 0.002715 2,441,395 0.002845Total 2,597,505 2,841,237ZeekoevleiPeninsula SRA 382,000 0.002483 382,000 0.002285

Total 81,408,977 88,336,991

CITY OF CAPE TOWN: 2011/2012 - MYCITI INTEGRATED RAPID TRANSIT

(Integrated Rapid Transit is exempt from VAT)

SERVICES RENDEREDAND RELATEDTRANSPORT PRODUCTS

UNIT REMARKSVATYES/NO

2010/11RAND

EXCL. VAT

2011/12 UNTIL31 DEC 2011

RAND EXCL.VAT

2011/12 FROM1 JAN 2012

RAND EXCL.VATPREMIUM AIRPORT SERVICE – FARE LEVEL 1 (USING MANUAL TICKETS) UNTIL IRT FULL FARE SYSTEM STARTS

Premium Airport service per person per trip (oneway)

From Cape Town Airport to MyCiTi Civic Centre Station orreturn. Period of validity: 3 months from date of purchase (incase of a manual ticket).

No R50.00 R53.00 R53.00

Premium Airportconcession 1: Children4-11 years old (ie 4 andolder, but under 12 yrs)

per child per trip (oneway)

On the same route. Period of validity: 3 months from date ofpurchase. No R25.00 R26.50 R26.50

Premium Airportconcession 2: Monthlyticket

per monthly ticketOn the same route: unlimited travel within calendar monthof validity. Not transferable. Period of validity: one calendarmonth.

No R400.00 R424.00 R424.00

Premium Airportconcession 3: Bulkpurchase - ordinarytickets

per ordinary ticket whenbought in bulk

On the same route PLUS one trip on the Inner City Interimservice (Item No 4): per single ordinary ticket (Ticket type1B.1), provided 20 tickets or more are purchased at the sametime. Period of validity: 3 months from date of purchase.

No R40.00 R42.40 R42.40

Premium Airportconcession 4: Bulkpurchase - child tickets

per child ticket whenbought in bulk

On the same route PLUS one trip on the Inner City Interimservice (Item No 4): per single child ticket (Ticket type 1B.1),provided 20 tickets or more are purchased at the same time.Period of validity: 3 months from date of purchase.

No R20.00 R21.20 R21.20

INNER CITY INTERIM FARE SYSTEM – FARE LEVEL 1 (USING MANUAL TICKETS): PRIOR TO IRT INTERIM FARE SYSTEMInner City Interim Service:ordinary ticket

per person per trip (oneway)

From Gardens Centre via Civic Centre Station to Waterfront.Period of validity: one month No R5.00 R5.00 R5.30

IRT FULL FARE SYSTEM – FARE LEVEL 1Trunk (Basic) Route:Peak Period: 6:30 - 8:30and 16:00 - 17:30

Distance based. Fare perone way trip per person

This fare is distance based (total fare rounded up to nearest5c), comprising of a Boarding Fare of No R5.00 R5.00 R5.30

plus and a Rate per Kilometre of R0.30 R0.40 R0.42up to a maximum of R16.00 R17.00 R18.05

Trunk (Basic) Route: Off-Peak Period



plus and a Rate per Kilometre of R0.30 R0.30 R0.32up to a maximum of R15.00 R12.50 R13.25

Premium Trunk (Airport)Route: all periods



plus and a Rate per Kilometre of R0.30 R0.42 R0.42Feeder Route: PeakPeriods

Flat fare. Fare for oneway trip per person This is charged at a flat fare. No R5.00 R5.00 R5.30

Feeder Route: Off-peakperiods

Flat fare. Fare for oneway trip per person This is charged at a flat fare. No R4.00 R4.00 R4.25

Feeder extensions routes:Peak Periods


This fare is distance based (total fare rounded up to nearest5c), comprising of a Boarding Fare of No N/A R5.00 R5.30

plus, regarding kms after first 10kms, a Rate per Kilometre of N/A R0.40 R0.42up to a maximum of N/A R17.00 R18.05

Feeder extensions routes:Off-Peak Periods


This fare is distance based (total fare to rounded up tonearest 5c), comprising of a Boarding Fare of No N/A R4.00 R4.24

plus, regarding kms after first 10kms, a Rate per Kilometre of N/A R0.30 R0.32up to a maximum of N/A R12.50 R13.25

NOTE:Categories of users exempt from paying the transport tariff can be found in the City’s Tariffs and Charges Book.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER THIS CITYWORKS FOR YOU

Economic sectormeetings inPortlandsTHE Mitchell’s Plain Peoples’Forum (MPPF) is inviting allinterested business people totheir weekly economic sectormeetings.

The sector meets everyThursday at Hazeldene Pri-mary School, Portlands at19:30.

For more information, callthe office on (021) 392-6633 orCornelius Basson on074 447 0743.

Health expo at WestreachTHE Westreach Assembly ofGod (AOG) will hold a wellnessday on Thursday 16 June, at thechurch, situated in SilversandsAvenue, Portlands.

The event starts from 09:00 until12:00.

There will be free health checks,such as HIV, blood glucose, bloodpressure and eye testing.

. Senior citizens and disabledpersons qualify for free specta-cles.

Seniors are required to bringproof of address, a certified copyof their ID and copy of their Allpay

documents.. Unemployed people also qual-

ify for free spectacles. Those whoare unemployed need to bring acertified copy of their ID and an af-fidavit stating their status and aproof of address.

. Employed people need to paya fee of R100 and bring along acopy of their ID and proof of ad-dress.

Only applicants with the neces-sary documents will be eligible.

Everyone is welcome to attend.For more information about the

event, contact the church on(021) 371-2235.

Holiday fun for all in Tafelsig

Karaoke evening for all

THE Mitchell’s Plain Family andYouth Centre, situated off Kilimanja-ro Street, Tafelsig, will hold a holidayprogramme for all children from thearea from Monday 27 June until Fri-

day 15 July. Children from all gradesare welcome, as are any donations.

For more information, call Vivianon 073 231 2641 or [email protected].

THE Society of Saint Vincent de Paul,based at St Philip’s Catholic Churchin Strandfontein, will host a karaokewith DJ Vinny on Friday 24 June.

The event takes place at the Strand-fontein Community Centre in Cruis-er Street at 19:30.

Entry costs R25 per person. Curryand rice will be on sale, and attendeesare to bring own refreshments.

Proceeds will go towards the caringfor the poor in the community.

For more information, contact Ger-ard Kemp on 083 604 0199.


See page 15 for more letters

EducationSupplement

to be featured

on 5 July 2011.Closing for advert bookings

Thursday 30 June

Tel 021 713 9440/ 9443e-mail [email protected]

PAYMENT OF COMMUNITY HALL ANDRECREATION CENTRE BOOKINGSThe City of Cape Town will be implementing an electronic booking system for the booking ofcommunity halls and recreation centres from 1 July 2011. The transition from a manual to anelectronic system requires a period where no payments are transacted to avoid duplicationsin the new system.

To facilitate the transition no payments will be received between 15 and 30 June 2011.Bookings will, however, still be received. Clients will be able to make payments for thesebookings from 1 July 2011 when the service resumes as normal. This process will ensurebetter service to the public.

The City regrets any inconvenience caused. Booking office staffwill assist as far as possible.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER

Better service delivery. Is it not a serious matter

that the Mitchell’s Plain Po-lice Station lost their rubber stamp and nowcan’t certify copies? Graham

Better value for money. Why not open a Lifestyle branch here in

the Town Centre? Parow is so far. There areso many Chinese shops, and yet there are sofew linen shops where one can save a fewrands. Lifestyle, please come to Mitchell’sPlain.

. I’m sure I speak on behalf of all prepaidelectricityuserswhen I say that the electrici-ty unit itself does not have the same valueas before the electricity increases! I havebrought thematter to theattentionofNatalieBent almost a year ago, and am thus raisingmy voice in People’s Post in hope that the restof you do the same, please. Ratepayer,Mitchell’s Plain

Please clarify. Can somebody, anybody, please explain

to me where the VAT, UIF and PAYE go? I’vebeen working for more than 20 years andhave paid tens of thousands of rands to them,but as yet, have nothing to show for it. Tax-payer, Mitchell’s Plain

Thank you. Thanks to the reporter who wrote an ar-

ticle about the buses. I hope you will be ableto help with the problem of Telkom that is

Your SMSes

supposed to be working since April – thereare still no answers. Pensioner

Wise up, SAPS. I would like to know why at times some

cops screech down the road like the devil ischasing them? They drive through red ro-bots for no reason. They don’t stop at stopstreets, they sit and have coffee at garages,but civilians are expected to adhere to thelaw.

Housing. Yes, you’re right, the ANC doesn’t evict

people or cut off their water when they don’tpay or are too lazy to get up and go and makean arrangement. You can’t deliver serviceswithout money. Just look at the rest of thecountry.

. To that idiot who keeps saying backyarddwellers want things for free, I have been adweller for 14 years and in all the years notonce did I ask your so-called government foranything. I have four beautiful kids that wework for and we don’t ask for a cent of yourmoney. So next time before you open thatsmelly mouth, think!

End of the world?. The zealots are suffering from vision

problems. They predicted the end of theworld. There was nothing they could see!

Touching tales in new bookTHE realities of life on the Cape Flatshave been captured in a book featuringthe life stories of 14 young people.

On Thursday 16 June, “Edge of the Table”will be launched at a community event at theRetreat Library at 11:00. The launch will beopen to the public.

Youths tell their life stories with raw hon-esty, feeling and integrity, openly sharingtheir experiences of domestic violence, teen-age pregnancy, substance abuse, disabilityand gangsterism.

Each of the storytellers has an importantreason to contribute to the book.

One wants to read his life story to his moth-er, who he has not seen for 25 years.

Another wants to appeal to the governmentto visit his community and see the problemsthat exist there.

Another storyteller describes how he visit-ed the Western Cape Provincial Parliament’swebsite, only to find the youth portal empty.

Four of the storytellers live in Retreat, andtwo of them, Carmenita van Harte and Marl-iska “Penny” Tobias, will be speaking at theevent, along with co-editors Shirley Gunnand Cara-Lee Arendse.

An “Edge of the Table” dramatic perform-ance will take place in the library hall, and

will open the event before the speeches andbook launch begins.

“Edge of the Table” can be purchased atThe Book Lounge at 71 Roeland Street, CapeTown, at Clarke’s Bookshop, situated at 211Long Street, or at the Human Rights MediaCentre offices. For more information, phoneCara-Lee Arendse on (021) 761-4437 or [email protected].

The “Edge of the Table” front cover.

Make employment happenTHE biggest issue in any household is to beblessed or not with an income/employment.

Inany familyunit, just tohave that incomeis the only lifeline, and if that line is severedit has dire consequences.

That means that frustration, anger, des-peration, panic and a feeling of hopelessnesscomes to the fore.

The anger is the most prevalent, becauseit can be unleashed on society, family andgovernment institutions. This anger can bechannelled in only one avenue, and that isviolence, violence in individual form direct-ed to love ones or in pack form directed to-wards those in power.

Hunger and hunger pangs fuel the vio-lence in my opinion towards a kamikaze [su-icidal] attitude because there is nothing tolose. History, they say, repeats itself, and onejusthas to go toa libraryandseewhat causedcitizens in the French and Russian revolu-tions to, in pack form, run in the streets andvent anger on fellow citizens.

Job creation is and should be top of theagenda now for those in power. I think as acitizen I have the right to make a few propos-als in regard to the national crisis of unem-ployment.

. Create and build more prisons. Reduceovercrowding. More prisons, more staffneeded.

. Create smallholdings on open, wasted

land.. Create a flea market business in areas

where there are no other similar businesses,and amend bylaws and reduce red tape inthis regard.

. The recycling market is the way for-ward, and can become a massive avenue foremployment opportunities.

. Boost the ranks of all law enforcementagencies.

. Cleansing and maintenance in munici-palities’ own ranks must be boosted to deliv-er on promised and sustained service deliv-ery.

. Create a platform in suburbs with mini-mal red tape for people to open businesseson their premises, for example home shopsand mobile shops in caravans.

. Build more public/day hospitals andstaff it with the community in the area.

I am sure that are many people out therethat have more and better ideas in the fieldof job creation, and these must be channelledto government for urgent consideration and,if approved, be implemented.

The time for waiting and waiting andpromising is over, and someone once statedthe time is now. Employment creates con-tented and happy citizens, and plays a rolein crime reduction.KEITH BLAKEOttery

SPARKLING: With the launchof “Denim to Diamonds”, theJamrock Theatre in Brackenfell has revived music longforgotten. It got the packedhouse stomping their feetand singing along to songsthat transported them backto their youth. Jamrock Theatre has extended the run for“Denim to Diamonds” to Sunday 3 July. Show days areWednesdays, Fridays andSaturdays at 20:00, withmatinee shows on Sundaysat 14:00. For information onbookings and more, call(021) 9811313.

Youth day celebrationTHE Disability Workshop Development En-terprise (DWDE) is an organisation workingfor the economic empowerment of personswith disabilities.

It believes that all young people are tomor-row’s leaders and part of today’s communi-ties and workforce.

On Youth Day, June 16, DWDE, the TushitaBuddhist Centre and the NGO OIL will cele-brate Youth Day together. The Vineyard Ho-tel and Spa, the Disabled People’s Organisa-tion of Denmark (DPOD) and Artscape Thea-tre are the sponsors this event. A centralfocus on the agenda will be DWDE’s Careersfor Youth with Disabilities in South Africa(CYDiSA) programme. This initiative aimsto equip youth with disabilities with the nec-essary support and training required forthem to access employment and entrepre-neurial opportunities in the mainstream

economy. TheCYDiSAprogrammeoffers thefollowing training courses: CV preparation,interview skills, ICT and job searching skills.

DWDE currently has opportunities in re-tail learnerships, administrative assistantpositions, cashiers, replenishers, store ad-ministrators, fitting room assistants and cus-tomer service consultants for a big retailer,CYDiSA internship position, Artscape in-ternship positions and volunteer positions.

CEO, Undre Deglon, encourages all youngpeople with disabilities to register on the CY-DiSAdatabase.All informationand the regis-tration forms are online at www.dwde.co.za.

More detailed information on the CYDiSAproject is available on www.dwde.co.za. Callthe DWDE office on (021) 674–6139, send anSMS to the CYDiSA helpline on 079 785 1371,email [email protected] or contact CandiceJansen on 076 958 9593.

DID you know that you can collectyour own bottles of spring water fromthe Newlands Spring? Drive downSprings Way, park at the end of the cul

de sac, and fill up your water bottlesfrom a white plastic pipe at the end ofthe road. – (http://www.travel-start.com/street/newlands-spring/)

Tuesday 14 June 2011 LEADER People’s Post Mitchell's Plain

A different struggleON 16 June 35 years ago, the cause was clearand the fight noble for South Africa’s youth.

At the time, students were frustrated withthe oppressive “Bantu education system” andthe introduction of Afrikaans as a medium ofinstruction. The uprising strengthened polit-ical consciousness as youths subsequently or-ganised themselves and established a nation-al movement against oppression.

Arguably, however, similarities are hard tofind between present-day youth culture andthe youth culture of the seventies.

While enjoying the fruits of the sacrificesmade by the struggle generation, present-dayyouth culture thrives on individual rightsand personal expression. It would seem thattopping the agenda for many youths are so-cial networking, cellphones, and – let’s notforget – plenty of bling.

But the struggle is not over; the torch hasmerely been passed on.

In the face of self-serving politicians, mis-use of public funds and abuse of power, youthhave a responsibility to have the interests ofthe country at heart, just like those who camebefore.

Today’s struggle is one that seeks to protectthe freedoms paid for by the blood, sweat andtears of our forefathers by making sure thatthe right political leaders, worthy of office,are voted into power.

Perhaps the fact that 547 651 first-time vo-ters registered during the March registrationdrive, of which 80% were under the age of 30,is a promising sign.

As former president Nelson Mandela saidin 1994: “Youth are the valued possession ofthe nation. Without them there can be no fu-ture ... They are the centre of reconstructionand development.”. The youth of the struggleknew that, but do we?

Cops still exceeding mandateI FIND it reprehensible that the Metro Po-lice have once again exceeded their man-date in Tafelsig by raiding a private proper-ty, destroying shelters and allegedly as-saulting our homeless people (source: IOL).

For a number of years, these custodiansof our law have built up a reputation fortheir high-handed actions, particularly onthe Cape Flats.

Between January and March 2005, threebrutal raids occurred at the Bonnytoun in-formal settlement in Wynberg, followed byan illegal eviction.

The City’s actions were declared uncon-stitutional by the High Court, and the Direc-tor of Public Prosecutions withdrew two du-bious criminal charges that had been laidby the City against some homeless men.

In January 2006, several homeless peoplewere allegedly assaulted by more than 20members of SAPS and the Metro Police atthe Haven night shelter in Wynberg. BooiDavids was pistol-whipped above his righteye, and, when I inspected his wound morethan 12 hours later, it was still bleeding.

Charlene Botha and Melizne Greef werebothpistol-whippedandhadvisiblewoundsas a result of the vicious assault.

Margie Mathews also suffered an asthma

attack when teargas was sprayed into herface.

When I questioned an eight-year-oldchild, Valencia, she was able to give me arunning commentary as she had witnessedthe entire assault.

In March 2006, Izak van Staden died of abrain haemorrhage following a vicious as-sault at the SANDF Military Base in Wyn-berg.

Backyard dwellers from Parkwood werealso assaulted during a Metro Police raid inFairways in 2006. Although police opened atrespassing docket prior to their raid, therewere no convictions.

In June 2007, Maria Visser died on thestreets of Wynberg following an illegal raidwhen their clothing, bedding and cookingutensils were removed from their posses-sion without any court warrant.

At the time, Athol Swanson of the Wyn-berg Improvement District referred to theraid as a “clean-up exercise”.

Three weeks later, another homelessman, Melvyn “Ougat” Pietersen, also diedon the streets of Wynberg – he too had beena victim of the City’s illegal raid.

It appears as if our indigent people do nothave any rights, and are facing the wrath

of certain individuals in the employ of thestate, who are intent on making their livesa misery.

How ironic, then, the words of formerpresident, Nelson Mandela: “As long as pov-erty, injustice and gross inequality persistin our world, none of us can truly rest.”COLIN ARENDSEGrassy Park

RICHARD BOSMAN, the City of CapeTown’s executive director of Safety andSecurity, responds:

The incidents that Mr Arendse mentionsall date from a number of years back.

The administration has, over the past fiveyears, instituted a number of measures,such as a Civilian Oversight Committee,and introduced stringent disciplinary proc-esses.

There has been a substantial improve-ment in the Metro Police department overthe past five years, and tough action hasbeen taken against any officers who havetransgressed.

The City welcomes information from thepublic regarding any transgression by anyMetro Police officers in order for all claimsto be thoroughly investigated and the neces-sary action taken.

The incident that Mr Arendse refers to atthe beginning of his letter took place inTafelsig on Friday 3 June. The City was le-gally enforcing a court order granted by theCape High Court to prevent further inva-sions of its land in this area.

The officers were, however, met with re-sistance by the people who had illegallyerected tent structures on the land.

All claims made of possible assault byMetro Police officers will be investigatedand the City will cooperate fully with theSAPS in this regard.

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GARDENING We cut lawns,weed flowerbeds, plot clearingrefuse removal, tree felling, inyour yard. 7 days a week. Ph0734923255 / 021802 6494

Tuesday 14 June 2011 CLASSIFIEDS People’s Post Mitchell's Plain

Repayment: R1749.98Retail price: R107 000.00(Retail price R104 950 balance R2 050 on the road costs)Term: 60 monthsDeposit: 15.90% (R17013.00)Balloon: 25.50% (R27285.00)Fixed Interest Rate: 12.00% for the duration of the TermInitiation Fee: R1140.00Monthly service fee: R57.00Total interest paid: R37736.80Total amount paid: R132 283.80 incl Balloon Fees andinterest, but excluding deposit

Repayment: R2690.91Retail price: R169 000.00(Retail price R166 950 balance R2 050 on the road costs)Term: 60 monthsDeposit: 15.90% (R26871.00)Balloon: 25.50% (R43095.00)Fixed Interest Rate: 12.00% for the duration of the TermInitiation Fee: R1140.00Monthly service fee: R57.00Total interest paid: R59381.92Total amount paid: R204 549.60 incl Balloon Fees andinterest, but excluding deposit

From R1749.98 per month Call Foton Parow 021 937 7200 · Dale 078 563 8617 · Barry 076 630 7713 · Rayaan 082 598 8885· Gerard 076 509 5309 From R2690.91per month

· Petrol and diesel models· Single and double cab available· E&EO. Prices subject to change

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FREE 2 YEAR 45 000 KM SEVICE PLAN 4 YEAR 90 000 KM SEVICE PLAN

FREE LEATHER UPHOLSTERYON THE J1TE MODELS

R109 900

*Model QQ3 0.8 TE Basic Repayment - R1 299.00 pm. Price R69900.00 Deposit 10%. Period 60 months. Interest Fixed 12% Balloonpayment 21.35% (R14 923.65) Includes Initiation Fee R1 140.00Monthly Fee R57. Total amount R92 865.15. Subject to bank creditapproval. Terms and conditions apply.

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R1 299PER MONTH*F

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*Model Chery Tiggo 1.6 TX Man. Repayment - R2 777.00 pm.Price R174 900.00. Deposit 14.05% (R24 566). Period 60 months. InterestFixed 12%. Balloon payment 30% (R52 470).Includes Initiation Fee R1140.00, monthly fee R57. Total amount R218 929.84. Subject to bankcredit approval. Terms and conditions apply.

Chery Parow 343 Voortrekker Road, Parow Tel: 021 937 7200Dale - 078 563 8617 Barry - 076 630 7713Rayaan - 082 598 8885 Gerard - 076 509 5309

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021 949 0458 - Fax 086 601 4207www.pbcsa.co.za - [email protected]

ConsolidateNow!

JOHAN 082 431 9865

PBC-24-05-11-1AM59MV-ILL

WANTING TO CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBT, BUT

REJECTED FOR FINANCE?

We are able to assist you evenif you are:

under administration ordebt reviewlisted on a credit bureau

not able to meet yourmonthly credit obligationsabout to have your assetsrepossessed

Property remains in your name

Sms "Debt" to 076 716 6191

CONTACT USTel: 021 880 6000Fax: 021 880 0300

[email protected]

T&C apply

Do you OWN a PROPERTY andhave a combined income of R8500+

HOME OWNERS

BondProFinance.070611.1AQ7BNK.cdr

SPECIAL WINTER PRICE:Free water. Wellpoints / mini

boreholes. No water, no charge( 021 637 5677 021 701 4522/

072 825 9586

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Building Material

3M/6M Sand, Stone & Rubble( 083 292 3960

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

A 6 cubic meter sand, stone &rubble removal.(John on072 407 4289

A 6m 3 sand, stone, lime &rubble removal

021 691 6995 / 072 374 9801

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

A bakkie sand R195A bakkie stone R385

Paving slabs 300x300 R6.90400x400 R10.90 per slab450x450 R12.90 per slab600x600 R19.90 per slab

Colour cobblestone R2 each.Rockface 450x450 R22.90

per slab. Contact073 182 1491 o/h

or 021 372 2961 a/h

A bargain block: 190, 140 &90 . Ph 021 374 2053/021 692 1209 all hours. FreeDelivery.

AA BARGAIN PAVING SLABS400 x 400 = R10,50450 x 450 = R12,50500 x 500 = R13,50( 076 382 6711

DAVID'SPRECAST

We sellVibrecrete Poles

& Slabs.(021 692 3107 /

021 691 5877/072 106 0655 /083 691 4449

Tel: 021 704 4109

021 715 2739

Cell: 084 368 8125

ABACUS BLOCKS

90s, 140s, 190s,Sand, Stone.

WILDCATSTRANSPORTBakkie Sand R135 (Bags

R7,50)Bakkie Stone

R350 (BagsR15.00)

Vibracrete Slabs R29.00 each

Bricks from R1.20each

CEMENT R67.00EACH

We also do truckloads and

rubble removalsPh 021820 4068or 084 467 7507

AFRI BLOCKS190 &140's Sand & Stone

Call 021 393 0661/ or073 186 2991 (a.h.)

BUILDINGMATERIAL

& HomeImprovement

On account, no deposit12 to 60 months to

pay, Tiling, vibracrete,paving and all sorts of

building material.Blacklisted welcome.

Contact André071 588 2172

BUILDINGMATERIAL

& HomeImprovement

On account, no deposit12 to 60 months to

pay, Tiling, vibracrete,paving and all sorts of

building material.Blacklisted welcome.

Contact André071 588 2172

99

Wanted to Buy

WE BUY good qualityfurniture and appliances. Wecollect. Ph 021374 6060 or083 948 2804

GENERALSERVICES

104

Building andConstruction

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

Aluminium Windows & Doorssupplied & fitted.

( Chris 082 570 5686021 638 5292

TAKE NOTECONSTRUCTIONHome Renovations,

Carports from R5 500Entertainment areas

Bathrm/Kitchen RenovationsTiling and Laminated Floors

from R45/sqmW/proofing & Roof Repairs

Plumbing & ElectricalPh: 073 920 1460/

Tel/Fax: 021374 4030Finance Available

WESTCRETE VIBRACRETE

105

Home ImprovementInterior

BUILDINGMATERIAL &

HOMEIMPROVEMENT

S( On AccountBasis Only )

,Tiling, Paving,Vibracrete

,BIC's,Wendy Houses

,L/Flooring6 60 months to

pay!!!For further infocontact Ashley

on 072 371 6000

GARAGE DOORS& automation.076 523 0306

106

Home ImprovementExterior

AA paving, tar & vibracrete.021 705 5372 /072 425 5111

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

DAVIDS PRECASTWe do all Vibrecrete Walls /

Raisings / Gates & Barb Wire /Carports / Structures &

Garages / Paving /Laminated Floors / Painting

Waterproofing / Roofs &Ceilings.

CONTACT :021 692 3107

021 691 5877 / 072 106 0655

083 691 4449

BELIEVE IN CHRISTSERVICES

Vibracrete, tiling, carports,paving, laminated flooring.

Contact Albert 073 545 6994 /

IVOR'S HOMEIMPROVEMENTS

Alterations, renovations,carports, paving, vibrecretewalls and extensions. Free

Quotes. ( Ivor on076 111 7300/021 762

7077

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Money/Loans

A CASH LOAN up toR180 000. Same day payout.b/listed welcome. Conditionsapply.(Randee on021 761 3995/ 083 548 7293

Bridging cash for

PENSION/PACKAGE

ALL BRIDGE CREDIT

Lumpsum/Payout same day

" 021 949 3402/3Call back 073 609 9307

073 439 3111

APPROVAL SAME DAY

ARE YOU INDEBT?

Clear your debt by callingSCM Debt Clearance

021788 448524/hrs: 078 221 0193 Are you waiting

on a Pension / Provident /Package payout? cash sameday.sms / call Mr. Ziwele

074 555 8068

BLACKLISTED? Up toR100 000. Approved byphone.(Shafiq 076 919 8933

BRIDGING CASHwhile waiting for:

PENSION /PACKAGE

PROPERTY

DEALS

Tel: 021 949 0930/1/2

Payout (lumpsum only)

Same day payout

People’s Post Mitchell's Plain CLASSIFIEDS Tuesday 14 June 2011Page 12 People’s Post Retreat CLASSIFIEDS Tuesday 14 June 2011

CONSOLIDATIONApply for an old mutual

finance consolidation of debt orpersonal loan from R1 000 R100 000.(Jacky/Charl on

021 706 5029 or sms your nameto 082 990 4196

DEAR FRIEND, NEED ALOAN? Plz pick up the PHHOFFMEESTER we give upto R50 000. BlacklistedWelcome. 072 309 1877

ARE YOU SICK& TIRED OFYOUR DEBT?Cant control it

anymore? I canhelp you.

Garnishees onpayslips,

summonses,dont have

money for food?Reduce

payments to oneinstalment. Stop

thestruggling, the

help you need ishassle

free. Serviceguarenteed. Call

us now!(Audrey

079 395 4709 orfax:

021 421 6817.Fax your ID,

payslipand all your

accounts to seewhat

you qualify for.

DEBT!!!

R 500 000 = ± R 3000 p.m

072 103 5339082 775 9737021 421 4991021 801 5883

RESTRUCTURE ALL

DEBT INTO 1 PAYMENT

DEBT & MONEY PROBLEMSR10 000 R100 000

We can helpPh JO 021 425 7721

DO YOU NEEDHELP?

Is your house going to berepossessed?

I will buy your home.And advance you money.( Riyard on 083 420 8989

HOMEOWNERSWanting toCONSOLIDATE your DEBT,but rejected for finance?.(021 982 6177

“

Waiting forPension/package

payouts?SMS or send

please call me”082 301 7856

0860 105 546IRIS BRIDGE

A BRIDGING loan?

JC FINANCIAL SOLUTIONSBonds/personal loans &

consolodations. B/listed welc.(Janine021 376 4690/

082 439 9863

LOANS from R1 000R50 000Blacklisted and garnishee. Allwelcome. Call/sms Hayley072 064 1265

LOANS, JUDGEMENTS

B/listed, NOPROBLEM.

QuickPayouts. No itc.( 073 315 0904

LOANS No ITC. Same daypayout. Fax 086 666 4811 orcall 071 512 1923

Loans up to R15 000& cellphone contractsSame day approvalBlacklisted welcome

Contact Asma071 716 7484

Fax: 021 762 8657

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

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Curtains/Carpets/Upholstery

ACTIVE BLINDS For all yourwindow blinds. Also carpetand upholstery cleaning. PhBernie 021393 0672

BLINDS ANDCURTAINS.

All types. Freequotes. Less

10%.(

021 371 8627/082 516 0030

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

JADE Upholstery & repairs.Call Hilton o/h 021 9030606or a/h 021 371 8265

M&MINTERIORS

Blinds, curtains,rods, upholstery

cleaning andcarpet cleaning.

All blindsless 10%. Phone

Moosa021 371 8917 or

083 4931 495

117

TV/DVD/Video Services

ACCREDITEDINSTALLER

DSTV+ Top TV + God TVinstallations repairs &

upgrades. callout costs fromR150. (073 272 6117

DSTV AND AERIALREPAIRS AND

INSTALLATIONSDSTV packages fully

installed for R599. HD PVRinstallations from R2 299.

Service call repair charge ofR150.

Ph 083 268 1213

STAR TVREPAIRS

WE COLLECTAND DELIVER(082 579 6947

TV REPAIRS" LOW COSTS"

18 LinariaCres,Silver

town.(Stevenon

021 633 1802 /083 486 5394

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Painting

ALL PAINTING andWaterproofing. Goodref. Ph 076 124 4713

1140

Electrical Repairs

A.W.A.ELECTRICAL

Fully LicencedContractorSince 1986

,Rewiring, Main

Boards, Lights,

Plugs , PrepaidMeters

, ElectricalCertificates

. FREE QUOTES.(

Allan021 392 1973/08

2 708 5700

APPLIANCE WORLDREPAIRS

Repairs to most homeappliances, + Tv's , Ghd's.

(021 762 7260/072 926 4786/

FRIDGE AND FREEZERREGASSING & REPAIRS

Reasonable prices!( 076 164 0700

1141

General Services

FOR ALL YOURGates, burglarbars or welding

repairs(Xavier on

072 212 8619

ZAHRA'S RENOVATIONS &MAINTENANCE SERVICES

For all maintenance like: tiling,painting, installation ofshowers, geysers, toilet

systems, knotty pine ceilings,plumbing, electrical, etc.

(Ridley on 076 705 8939 /021 371 2231.Be blessed!

1142

Carpentry

ALL CARPENTRY WORKAll carpentry, Hanging of all

doors, fixing roofs &cupboards.(Nico

021 392 6818/076 342 1470

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

1143

Plumbers

A FREE PLUMBING quotefor bathroom renovations,geysers, leaks and blockeddrains. Call Joseph073 322 4661

ALL PLUMBING, good ref..076 124 4713

FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBINGMaintanance and new

installations.All workmanship guaranteed.

(Frank 082 3544 076

Plumbing Elect DrainsR125 p/hr ( 021 703 0906

1145

Swimming PoolServices

CLEAN & MAINTAIN pools.Ph 083 494 3939 or 702 1208

1146

Tiling/Flooring

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

PAVING, labour only. Goodrates.(073 145 3329/021 396 4154

HIGH PRESSURE ROOFCLEANING & PAINTING

Professionally done at lowestprices.(082 079 4764

HOLIDAYAND

TRAVEL

132

HolidayAccommodation

GORDONS Bay S/cateringholiday accom. R800p/night.Sleeps 6.(079 522 4309.www.weekendescape.co.za

WEEKENDSPECIALS AT

CLUBMYKONOS

STARTING ATR600 PER

NIGHT!Contact Suzanne

021448 2717office hours only

MOTORS

140

Spares and Accessories

WINDSCREENS andmotorglass supplied and fitted.Ph 082 973 5536

142

Repairs – Vehicles

ENGINEOVERALL

R1 800.Clutchoveralls,

R850.Gearboxrepairs fromR950.Parts &labour incl.

(021 376 6014/078 875 4394

MOBILE AUTO REPAIRSWe come to your car. 7days a

week.(083 236 7274

145

Vehicles Wantedto Buy

OFFER FOREVERYONE'SATTENTION

I am looking for vehiclesthat are no longer running,broken down or damaged in

accidents.I pay cash andremove your vehicle free of

charge from any area.

(021 949 6066/076 2111 620

PROPERTY

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Houses for Sale

BAYIEW STRANDFONTEIN

PRIVATE SALER570 000 NEG

3 bedroom house, 2bathrooms, plus 2 bedroom

granny flat, auto garagedoors, front paving, yard fully

tarred, secure property.Ph Nancy 072 729 9507

IVAN FRANK PROPERTIESROCKLANDS 3 bedrooms,fully fitted kitchen, withgarage, for 3 cars, house inpristine condition. R350 000IVAN 082 469 3084

WARELEYHOMES

Sellers inStrandfontein &

M/Plaincontact us for aFREE valuation

ofyour property.

Robert021 393 2410/08

3 427 0036

1791

Granny Flats

PELIKAN PARKLoerie Road. 2 beds, open plankitchen/lounge, bathroom, enclparking, R3000pm incl water.

Surgrie 082 978 9016

BUSINESS

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BusinessOpportunities

ASSIST WITH FILLING INsurvey/data forms with/ without a computer. in CapeTown area. For info, SMS fulln a m e / a d d r e s s t o0 7 1 5 4 8 6 9 4 4 ,JS Enterprise. Ph 041360 5382. Redwing Drive, PE

AVON Reps neededurgently.(071 335 5827

AVON REPS NEEDED CallMichelle 021 396 2115 or082 637 6559

Earn R30 000 p.m. @ Homesms INCOME to 34008

eDATA GROUP

Jobs Guaranteed!Work at your owntime and receive a

steady income!We will train YOU in just a

few days for:* Data Entry Research* Word Processing &

Transcription* Data Entry Marketing* Data Entry Without a

Computer

SMS your name and postaladdress for a full info

brochure to:

072 953 9717(std rates apply) or visitwww.edatagroup.co.za

EXTRA income opportunity.Data works with or without acomputer. For info sms name,s u r n a m e & a d r e s s t o084 062 4825 /021 704 4293

17 Liberator Rd, Rocklands

FINANCIAL FREEDOMSMS FREEDOM to 34008

TALENT

401

General Vacancies

AVON &JUSTINEreps needed. (Mildred

021 696 5866 /079 053 8019

A FREE ICDL COMPUTERCOURSE. Office Typing Datacapture Excel IT Email 3 wk.Pay 4 W/bk (021 683 8875at Kenilworth Centre

412

Hair/Beauty

SALON In Lansdowne seeksreliable, trustworthy & wellgroomed hairstylist withpleasant disposition to workFridays & Saturdays, possiblyextra days where required.Min. 4yrs allround experienceneeded.Fax CV & id photo to086 5132 614

429

Staff Vacancies

CAPE TOWNBASED

COMPANYIS OPENING UP

A NEWBRANCH &NEEDS TOEXPAND

IT'S SALESFORCE!

No transport orprevious sales

experienceneeded. Alltraining is

provided. Weoffer basic salary,

commission,petrol allowance

andvarious otherincentives.

For appointment,call Andre on021 930 9068

Terms &Conditions

Apply.

STAFF NEEDEDURGENTLY

Recentlyestablished

company needsto fill various

positions:*Telemarketing*OPC/ Outdoor

surveyers.If you are

vibrant, goaldriven & self

motivated bookyour interviews

now.Full training

providedBasic + good

comm.Ph: Lecrecia074 842 3935

or 021001 1013

VIBRANT SALESCONSULTANTS

NEEDED

No transport orprevious sales

experienceneeded. Free

training isprovided. We

offer basic salary,commission,

petrol allowanceand

various otherincentives.

For appointment,call Aileen on021 465 7852

Terms &Conditions Apply

“GARAGE DOOR GURU”

KINGDOM

GARAGE DOORS

TEL: 021 638 4565 CELL: 083 786 5405

TEL: 371 5767, FAX: 371 9840CELL: 082 372 3701 E-MAIL: [email protected]

37 ALABAMA ROAD, COLORADO PARKMITCHELLS PLAIN , 7785

Cecil BormanProperties

A RECIPIENT OFPROFESSIONALISM AWARD BY

THE E.A.A.BCOLORADO PARK: 3 beds + 2 x

separate entrances R650 000.PAROW: 3 beds, inside braai,

garage, R820 000BEACON VALLEY: Maissonnette 3

beds, R230 000.GRASSY PARK: Victoria

Mansions, 2 Beds, from R350 000.

Call Cecil 082 372 3701,021 371 5767

NEW DEVELOPMENTS:WESTCAPE VILLAS, OPP WESTGATE MALL FROM R349 000,WATERGATE OPP LENTEGEUR

from R349 000Whether buying or selling, give us

a call....it's a call you won't regret!!!Free valuations done in all areas.

COLORADOPROPERTY

INVESTMENTSFREE VALUATIONS:PH 021372 4661

RASHIEDA 084 566 0087PORTLANDS: R380 000. 3 brm,

lnge, f/bathr, f/kitch, encl carport.COLORADO PARK R499 000. 3Brm, m/o lounge, f/f kit, f/bathr,COLORADO PARK: R540 000. 4

brm, lnge, f/f kit, f/bath, carp, enclCOLORADO PARK: R599 000. 3

brm, lounge, f/f/kit, f/bathr, carport+ 2 brm sep entr, encl.

OLD COLORADO: R699 000. 3brm, bic, lounge, dining, f/bathr,entertainm, swimming pool, garCOLORADO PARK: R650 000.Spacious 4 brm, m/o, lounge,

dining, f/bathr, f/kitch, garWOODLANDS: R290 000.

3 Brm, lounge, kit, f.bathr, carport.ROCKLANDS: R350 000. 3 brm,lnge, f/f kit f.bathr, gar + sep entr.EASTRIDGE: R275 000. 3 Brm,

lounge, f.kit, f.bath, enclRASHIEDA 084 566 0087FOWZIA 082 969 0785

COLORADO PARK: 3 Brm,lounge, dining, ent/t/room, f/f kit,f/bathr, heated pool, garage encl

Tuesday 14 June 2011 CLASSIFIEDS People’s Post Mitchell's Plain

MITCHELLS PLAIN 021 696 4114ATHLONE 021 696 [email protected]

LENTEGEUR VANGUARD VILLASCRAWFORD HIGHLANDS VILLAGE COLORADO STRANDFONTEIN

Pam Golding PropertiesAn international Associate of Savills

KAMROONISA SALDULKER072 370 2323 GAMIEDA BRENNER 082 933 8092 / RASHEEDA RIEFQAH JACOBS 083 738 7901

Pamgolding-6X8-07-06-11-1ASBJSV.cdr

WE ARE LOOKING FOR

TRULY EXCEPTIONAL

AGENTS TO JOIN OUR

TEAM

If you are as serious as we are

about property, call Nazmie to

arrange for a confidential

interview.

021 696 4114 / 082 630 6134

ON

SHOW

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MENU:

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 2 | GARAGE: 1 Maid’s quarters,1 bath storeroom, WEB ACCESS: KW1047087ANDY 074 470 7068

PUNTS ESTATE R1.150 Million

BEDS: 3 | BATHS: 1 | GARAGE: 1WEB ACCESS: KW1047926RAZEEN 072 619 8155

| BEDS: 2/3 | BATHS: 1 |WEB ACCESS: KW1050714RAZEEN 072 619 8155

PARKING: 1

LOTUS RIVER R725 000 LOTUS RIVER R699 000

SOLE

MANDATE

RAZEEN072 619 8155

SHAMEEMAH083 335 4713

ANDY074 470 7068

NEW

RELEASE

NEW

RELEASE

Schaapkraal: Strandfontein Road – Vacant Land – 5000m² – ‘PRIME POSITION FOR

BUSINESS’ –

Wynberg: Top Floor Bachelor flat –

Ottery: Exeter lane- 4 bed, 2 bath, 3 garage, granny flat, workshop.

Erf size +1000 m² –

Schaapkraal: Vacant Land – 8 acres –

Wynberg: Broadview Apartment – 2 Beds, 2 baths, 1 parking bay –

Zeekoevlei: 3 Beds, 2 baths, 2 garage –

Pelican Heights: 6 Beds, 3 baths, 2 garages, swimming pool. 940m erf

Grassy Park: This beauty offers 3 beds, 2 with bic’s, family bath, en-suite,

fully fitted kitchen, lounge, dining, double garage, carport for 3 cars, big ground

and separate entrance with 2 bed, bath, kitchen. Situated in quiet location.

Grassy Park: 3 bed, 2 with bic’s, fitted kitchen, bath, lounge tiled, very

neat property on corner plot = 509m². Close to Victoria Rd

Heathfield/Diep River: Large 3 bed flat (98m²) with huge lounge, fully

fitted kitchen, family bath, en-suite, balcony with full access control. This very neat

flat is located close to transport and major shopping centres

Retreat/Sasmere Est : 3 bed, lounge, dining, kitchen, en-suite, family

bath, garaging for 4 – 6 cars +++++separate entrance, big ground and ideal for big

family or business on main road.

R1.7 Million

R320 000

R1.395 000 (SOLD BY US)

R1.895 Million (NEW RELEASE)

R499 000

R825 000

Razeen: 072 619 8155

R875 000

R675 000

R650 000

R 895 000

Andy 074 470 7068SOLE

MANDATE

BEDS: 4 | BATHS: 2 | |WEB ACCESS: KW1050691RAZEEN 072 619 8155

PARKING: 6 GUEST SUITE

ZEEKOEVLEI 2.25 Million

BEDS: 4 | BATHS: 2 | GARAGE: 1 | GRANNY FLATWEB ACCESS: KW1044603SHAMEEMAH 083 335 4713

OTTERY R675 000

NEW

RELEASE

SOLE

MANDATE

SOLE

MANDATE

SOLE

MANDATE

www.pamgolding.co.za/southernsuburbs

Pam Golding10x8 14.06.11

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* Seller andMark Brickles must agree onguaranteed price at time of listing

DISTRESSSALES!!

visit www.eesyinfo.co.za

NoGimmicks!Call Mark on 072 742 6963 formore info

ORSMS“G14”, Your Name, Email address/address to 072 742 6963

ORFREE CALL 0800-00-00-0824HRS, 7 DAYS AWEEK

For a Guaranteed Sale on Your Home.

If your HomeDoesn’t Sell, Mark isWilling toBuy it Himself at a Price Acceptable toYou

Every AgentWill PromiseTo Sell Your Home…WeGUARANTEE it

Receive a Free listwith pics of BelowMarketValue & other Distress

Sale PropertiesVisit:

www.savemoola.co.zaOr SMS“G14”,Your Name,

Email address/ addressto 079 174 9961

Call us for a valuation on you property!!!FREE

Astrid Smith-De Grunchy

Principal021 393 9609 /072 170 2087

"We make it

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Astrid 072 170 2087 Yumna 084 712 1342

Narriman 072 374 0205

Brian 083 726 2156

Charlotte 076 192 2165

Karin 083 494 3939

Rocklands – R329 000: 3 beds, extended lounge, large kitchen, dble carport. Beacon Valley – R270 000. NEG: 4 beds, f/kitch, lounge, dinette, familyPortlands – R320 000: 2 beds semi, kitch, bath lounge, parking 3 cars. bathroom.Bayview – R480 000: 3 beds with sea views, f/kitchen, garage, cnr plot. Woodlands – R280 000: 3 beds, f/kitch, bath, lounge, enclosed yard.

Rocklands – R380 000. NEG: 2/3 beds, f/f kitch, lounge, f/bath, garage.Rondevlei – R550 000: 2 beds, f/f kitch, bath, lounge, entertainment area,

Eastridge – R240 000: 3 beds, kitchen, lounge, bathroom, garage. garage, parking 3 cars.Lentegeur – R279 000: 2 beds, kitch, bath, tandem garage, fully enclosed.Eastridge – R289 000: 4 beds, f/f kitch, lounge, dinette, f/bath, garage,

Eastridge – R195 000: 3 beds Semi, lounge, kitch, f/bath, secure parking,f/enclosed.corner plot.Rocklands – R329 000: 3 beds, f/kitch, lounge, bath, parking 2 cars,

f/enclosed.Morgenster – R389 000: 3 beds, f/f kitch, bath, lounge, wendy house 3 x 6m,

Montrose Park – R259 000: 2 beds, large lounge, kitchen, bathroom, largestore room, parking 5 cars.plot.Rocklands – R290 000: 2beds bics, kitchen bic, lounge, bathroom.

Rentals – R4 000.00 & R3 200.00: Portlands, Rondevlei and Bayview.

Westridge – R295 000: 3 beds, lounge, kitchen, bathroom.Clive 082 968 2810Old Woodlands – R300 000.NEG: 2 beds, mes, f/bath, lounge, dinette,extended garage.

Maisonette 3 beds, tiled lounge,f/kitch, f/bath, parking 4 cars.

Yumna 084 712 1342

2 beds, bic, o/p kitchen & lounge,

bathroom.

Narriman 072 374 0205

3 beds, 2 living areas, f/kitch, bath,garage, fully enclosed.

Charlotte 076 192 2165

2 beds, kitch, bath with sep toilet,

lounge, wendy house, parking 4 cars.

Clive 082 968 2810

Beacon Valley – R230 000Colorado – R499 000Rocklands – R399 000On The Bay – R399 000

TASNEEM GEORGE073 149 2222

EBUYERS 14.06.11.ai

Kensington - Goliath str - R699 000 exclSpacious 2bed home, with lounge, modernrenovated bathroom, fitted kithen, carport,fully enclosed on 500sqm plot

Westridge - Shephard str - R329 000

3bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet enclosed

Rocklands - Beaufort str - R 299 000excl

3bedroom, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet enclosed

Rocklands - NorthWest str - R329 000excl

3bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet, ++ doubletandem garage

Eastridge - Dassie str - R229 000excl

3bed, lounge, open plan kitchen, carport, enclosed

To view call Tasneem 073 149 2222

Lansdowne - Ahmedeya str - R749 000exclFreestanding 3bedroom home,lounge/diningroom, kitchen, bath/toilet+++ granny flat on 500sqm plot

Heideveld - Dairy close - R485 000exclFreestanding 2bed room home, open plankitchen, lounge, bath/toilet, ++ enclosed braaiarea, property fully enclosed

Ottery - Royal Mews - Ferness estate R499 000excl2bed flat, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet

Strandfontein - Spooner road - R449 000excl3bed home, lounge, kitchen bath/toilet enclosed

Eastridge Fortuin str - R219 000excl2bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet,enclosedTo view call Latiefa on 082 972 9682

EST. 1996

BRANCHES: WETTON 021 761 0707

M/PLAIN 021 391 2200

FREE MARKET VALUATIONS - 5.95% COMMISSION

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PELIKAN PARK: R395.000excl

F/standing, 3Bedrooms, Lounge,

F/Bath, Kitchen, Enclosed.PRISCILLA 082 717 1688

BEACON VALLEY: R280.000excl

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

Mais, 3Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, Ent.Area,

F/Garage, Encl, Front Paved.

LENTEGEUR: R369.999excl

NORMAN 083 772 8912

Semi, 3Beds, Lounge, D/room,

F/Bath, OPFFK, Sep. Ent, Encl.

HANOVER PARK: R195.000excl

MARIAM 082 641 2157

Mais, 2Bedrooms, Lounge, Family

Bathroom, Kitchen, Enclosed.

ROCKLANDS: R270.000excl

LYNETTE 073 580 5059

Semi. 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath,

Kitchen, Garage, Encl

ROCKLANDS: R340.000excl

JESICHA 073 698 9260

F/standing, 3Beds, Lounge, F/Bath,

FK, Garage, Encl, 620m², L/Fittings.

TAFELSIG: R240.000excl

JENNY 078 403 0917

Semi, 3Beds, Lounge, Drm, F/Bath,

Kitchen (Bics), Encl, A/Windows.

NEWFIELDS VILLAGE: R285.000

SHADLEY 076 591 3647

Mais, 3Beds, Lounge, F/Bath,

FFK, Carport(2xCars), Encl.

TAFELSIG: R250.000excl

JENNY 078 403 0917

Mais, 3Beds, Lnge, Kitchen, Carport,

Encl, Big Guava Tree in front.

BEACON VALLEY: R239.999excl

FATGIEYAH 073 632 3889

Semi, 3Beds, Lounge, F/Bath,

Kitchen, Encl, 172m².

PORTLANDS: R435.000excl

F/s, 3Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, FK, G/Flat,

Garage, 207m², P(3xCars), Sli/Gates.

FATGIEYAH 073 632 3889

WESTRIDGE: R320.000excl

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

Semi, 2Beds, Lnge, FFK, Big Yard, Encl,

B/Bars, S/Gates, Veranda.

EASTRIDGE: R239.000excl

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

Semi, 3Beds, Lounge, Kitchen,

Family Bathroom, Enclosed.

COLORADO: R595.000excl

PRISCILLA 082 717 1688

F/s, 3Beds, FFK, T/Garage,

Entertainment Area, F/Encl, Sl/Gates.

SUNBIRD PARK R320 000 excl

JESICHA 073 698 9260

Plot 471m²,Foundation, 4 beds, mes,FBath, kitchen, Fully serviced.

WESTRIDGE: R500.000excl

AQEELAH 074 042 4168

F/s 5Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, Kitchen,Has Business Potential, F/Garage.

COLORADO: R300.000excl

JESICHA 073 698 9260

Vacant Plot 464m², Approved Plans

For A 4Bedroom House, Enclosed.

NEW EASTRIDGE: R350.000excl

DESIREE 079 875 9975

F/s, 4Beds(3xB), Lnge, F/Bth, FFK,

F/Garage, Carport, Encl, 227m².


DESIREE 079 875 9975

F/s, 2Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, OPK,

Carport, E/Garden, Encl, Very Neat.

HANOVER PARK: R280.000excl

KEITH 084 888 2526

Mais, 3Beds, Lounge, FK, Storerm,

F/Bath, P(3xCars), Encl, A/Windows.

EASTRIDGE: R300.000excl

DESIREE 079 875 9975

F/s, 4Beds, Lnge, Drm, 2xF/Bath, FK,

Sep. Ent, Carport (2Cars), Encl.

DELFTSOUTH: R220.000excl

JESICHA 073 698 9260

F/s, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bathroom,

Shower, Kitchen, Enclosed.

NEW EASTRIDGE: R329.000excl

ADOLPH 073 193 5878

Semi, 3Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, FK,

Entertainm, Park(5xCars), 160m².


AQEELAH 074 042 4168

F/s, 3Beds, Lnge, D/room, 2xF/Bath,

FK, Carport, E/Garden, Encl, 220m².

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MITCHELLS PLAIN PROPERTIESLAMEEZ 084 856 2920 / 021 376 0404

BONTEHEUWEL-R239 000.00 (Sandalwood Str)2/3 beds, fully enclosedTAFELSIG-R220 000.00 (HantamsbergStr)Massionette 3 bedsKRAAIFONTEIN BELLMONT PARK-R225 000.00Freestanding 2 bedsROCKLANDS-R299 000.00(Swordfish)Semi 3 beds, lounge, kitchen, fully enclosedROCKLANDS-329 000.00 (Strandloper Str)3 beds, ext lounge, huge f/kitchen, carportROCKLANDS- R339 000.00 (Ross Sea Str)2/ 3 beds, jet master, tandem garage for 2 cars,bics inkitchen, burglar, bars, enclosedBEACON VALLEY-R299 000.00(Tennis Crescent)4 beds, 2 bathrooms, lounge, kitchen, f/enclosedLENTEGEUR-R280 000.00 (Lobelia Str)Massionette 3 bedsWELTEVREDEN VALLEY-R370 000.00 (Picadilly Str)Freestanding 2 beds, large groundsPORTLAND-R339 000.00(Barbados Str)2 beds, lounge, kitchenEASTRIDGE-R280 000.00 (Malan Str)Freestanding 3 beds, fully enclosed, garage façadeBAYVIEW-R369 000.00Freestanding 2 bedsPLEASANT PLACE RONDEBOSCH-R450 0002 beds, near stationTHE LEAGUES-R259 000.00Freestanding 3 bedsEASTRIDGE-R259 000.00 (Parsifal Str)3 beds, tiled lounge, fam bathroom, garage, fully enclosed

STRANDFONTIEN-R650 000.003 beds, lounge, kitchen, garage+ seperate entrance 2 beds,kitchen, toiletCOLORADO PARK-R699 000.00 (Montana Str)suitable for large family, Double storey freestanding largeplot, 3 beds, laminated extra large lounge, bics in kitchen,family bathroom + 2 incomplete beds upstairs, doublegarage

EBRAHIEMA-083 291 5075EASTRIDGE-R230 000.00 (Blinkblaar Str)3 beds, enclosedBEACON VALLEY-R299 000.00(Buick Str)3 beds, ext tiled lounge, f/ kitchen, garage, fully securedLENTEGEUR-R270 000.00 (Rooikrans Str)Semi 3 beds,LENTEGEUR-R325 000.00 (Hibiscus Str)Semi 3 beds, f kitchen, mes, ext lounge, very neat propertyEASTRIDGE-R300 000.00 (Bloubos Str)3 beds, ext lounge, fully tiled, separate entrance, garage,quiet areaGREENHILL VILLAGE-R399 000.00Freestanding 3 beds, lounge, dining area, garage,store-room, f/enclosed, very neatRONDEVLEI PARK-R460 000.00 (Villa Close)F/standing 3 beds, f/f kitchen, entertainment area, garage,large grounds, alarm systemMORGENSTER-R499 000.00 (Esther Str)F/standing 3 beds, f/f kitchen, garage foe 4 cars, sepentrance very neatMORGENSTER-R399 000.00 (Estelle Str)f/standing 4 beds, garage for 4 cars

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Zeekoeivlei MewsR319 000

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Belhar R279 000(Behind Shopping Centre)

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drive-way, enclosed stoep,security

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combined wages is R7500.00 per

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Caddie ‘psychologists’take a swing

ANDRE BAKKES

GOLF can best be defined as an end-less series of tragedies obscured bythe occasional miracle.

Caddies, in that respect, are miracle wor-kers. They are more than just advisors – theyare the golfer’s psychologist, lean-to, and onlyfriend.

These guys not only work in the most se-rene environment imaginable, they also “fer-tilise” the mind of blooming golfers.

People’s Post talked to two Rondebosch GolfCourse caddies, Johannes Fortuin and Cos-mos Mweniwao, after they returned fromtheir own tournament at Royal Durban GolfClub, in which they exhibited their meticu-lous swings.

These professionals don’t only caddie, butthey can play the near-perfect round as well.

The Western Province A team, of whichFortuin is the captain, were crowned champi-ons and Mweniwao’s B-Team came fourth.

Their manager, Ian Jooste, elaborates:“These caddies compete on a national levelagainst the best the other provinces have tooffer. There are 16 teams and four caddies perteam, which amounts to 60-odd players.” Thiswas the fifth such event, and WP has neverfinished outside the top five. Many are underthe illusion that caddies just caddie, but theyare, of course, also avid golfers.

Fortuin, playing off a handicap of two,sums it up when he says: “It is very importantthat caddies play golf. One can give better ad-vice to players, because you know whatyou’re talking about.”

He grew up next to a golf course near West-lake, and says he has wanted to play golf eversincehewasayoungboy.Asa result, he start-ed hitting golf balls around from the age ofeight, and has been at it for 35years.

The saying that practicemakes perfect has never beenfurther away from the truth ingolfing terms. You may swingclubs all your life, but on anygiven day you can triple bogeyone hole and eagle the next.

To illustrate this, Fortuin’sbest at Rondebosch (where heusually averages 74) is a 68.

Mweniwao plays off a threehandicap, and has also playedgolf for as long as he can remem-ber.

“I’m from Malawi, and havebeen in this country for a yearand four months,” he explains.There are apparently 18 golf courses in Mala-wi, which has “nice” courses, but Mweniwao

says South Africa’s are better.When asked why his WP B-team didn’t

crack the top three in the caddie stroke playtournament in Durban, he an-swers apologetically: “Ithought I’m playing in the A-team, so was far away when Isuddenly got the news that Imust tee-off. My first two shotswent out of bounds and it wasdifficult to recover from there.”

The caddies only played tworounds, so to recover from sucha start says a lot about his men-tal strength. Golf is much morethan a sport – it’s a lonely tripdown an unexplored path,which eventually defines one’smentality.

Witha caddiebyyour side it’seasier to face those inner de-mons.

Fortuin continues: “We are there for thegolfer and strive to keep them positive. They

will get frustrated, but we keep them in theright frame of mind.

“They will give up halfway through theround, but we try to bring them back. A cad-die stands between winning and losing, andoften saves at least five shots a round.”

He says it takes just one shot to sum up thegolfer and prepare for what lies ahead.

Even the caddie, however, knows when it’sa lost cause. Fortuin recalls a particularlybad golfer asking him which ball should beused to hit over the looming lake, to whichhe responded: “An old one!”

Team manager Jooste concludes: “There iscurrently no official avenue for caddies tochannel their talent, which must be nur-tured.

“The tournament in Durban is the first steptowards that goal, and we would not havecompeted if it wasn’t for our generous spon-sors and supporters – the Senior Golfers Un-ion of South Africa, TaylorMade, Adidas,Sekunjalo, the WP Golf Union, and CapeTown Golf Club Management.”

From the left are Cosmos Mweniwao, Johannes Fortuin and Ian Jooste. Photo: Andre Bakkes

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and losing,and often saves

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BROODY BULLS: Bakkies Botha and VictorMatfield hold a baby from the E1 Ward atthe Red Cross Children’s Hospital.

Photo: Darren Stewart

JOHN Philip “Bakkies” Botha and VictorMatfield visited the patients and staff ofthe Red Cross War Memorial Children’sHospital on Friday 10 June in honour ofthe Blood Brothers Testimonial, which isa 15-month tribute campaign.

The Children’s Hospital Trust raisesfunds for the Red Cross War MemorialChildren’s Hospital and paediatric healthcare needs in the Western Cape, and is oneof the beneficiaries of the Blood BrothersTestimonial.

The Children’s Hospital Trust has beennominated as the beneficiary of Spring-bok rugby legend, Bakkies Botha’s testi-monial year, and will receive a percent-age of the proceeds of the campaign.

The Blood Brothers Testimonial is a col-laboration between Botha and fellowSpringbok and lock, Victor Matfield, whohas chosen the Walter Sisulu PaediatricCardiac Foundation as his charity benefi-ciary.

Althoughraising funds is their primaryaim, the Blood Brothers Testimonial alsoprovides the players an opportunity tothank their public and corporate support-ers who have backed them during theirplaying careers.

Part of the funds donated to the Chil-dren’s Hospital Trust will go to the Surgi-cal Skills Training Centre opening soonat the hospital, which will train surgeonsin adult and paediatric endoscopic (mini-mally invasive) surgery, general surgeryand complementary specialities.

The remainder of the donation will gotowards the upgrade of the Medical WardB1 at the hospital, which treats generalmedical patients, infectious diseases pa-tients, and patients with chronic illness-es. One hundred percent of donations tothe Trust go directly to prioritisedprojects, and not a single cent is spent onadministration costs.

For more information, please visitwww.childrenshospitaltrust.org.za.

LegendaryBoks pay itforward

Homeless in play-off for ParisMELISSA LE ROUX

THE trials for the South AfricanHomeless Street Soccer (SAHSS)tournament, based at the non-profit organisation Oasis inSchaapkraal, have started – giv-ing homeless youth an opportu-nity to become soccer stars.

The tournament is a partner-ship between Oasis and the Cityof Cape Town’s Social Develop-ment department.

From these trials, a nationalsquad consisting of eight youthsaged 16 years and older will bechosen to represent South Africain the Homeless Soccer WorldCup tournament in Paris from 20

to 28 August.The tournament is hosted in a

different country each year.It was started by an organisa-

tion in Scotland, and was adoptedby Cape Town in 2006. The firstgame was played in the heart ofthe Mother City when playersfrom 48 nations competed on a22x16m field on the Grand Pa-rade.

There was no prize money to bewon in the more than 300 14-minute matches – in which about1 800 goals were scored. Instead,the objective of the tournamentwas a chance at a better future forthe players.

Oasis is a charity organisation

offering youth living on thestreets or in informal settlementsthe opportunity to develop them-selves personally and in theircommunities.

The organisation also providestemporary accommodation tohomeless youth and adults, andhosts soccer trials each year forstreet youth and youth living ininformal settlements.

“This programme is a greatway for youth from disadvan-taged circumstances to makesomething of themselves – totravel and take charge of theirlives.

“To some people the tourna-ment might seem like a waste of

money, but to these youth itopens up windows of opportuni-ties, and helps them realise theirpotential,” says Clifford Marti-nus, chairperson of Oasis.

He says participants wouldneed to follow the life skills train-ing at the organisation in orderto compete as part of their contin-uing development.

The life skills programmetakes a closer look into the livesof these youth, asking them ques-tions such as “why am I on thestreet?”, “how can I get awayfrom it?” and “where to fromhere?”.

Oasis also provides a soccerprogramme for youth of all ages

living on the streets and in infor-mal settlements. “The youth arebrought in by various organisa-tions to take part in our soccerprogrammes to also give themthe opportunity to develop them-selves at an early age,” says Mar-tinus.

Oasis has approached Cell Cfor sponsorship for the nationalteam to travel to Paris for theHomeless World Cup and thecompany is looking into it, saysMartinus.

Final trials for the team willcontinue at the Grassy Park Fes-tival on Youth Day, 16 June, atthe Klip Road Field in GrassyPark.

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SUPER SUB: Robin Rhode of Chippa United FC celebrates after scoring the decisive goal for his side in a 10 win over Sivusta StarsFC in a Vodacom Champions’ Final at Philippi Stadium on Sunday.

Photo: Rashied Isaacs

STORMY: DHL Stormers’ wing Gio Aplon aims a pass as Danie Roussouw of the Bullsmakes a determined tackle during a Super Rugby match at Newlands on Saturday. TheBulls won 1916 to gain revenge for a first round defeat in Pretoria. Photo: Peter Heeger

CHIP IN TIME: Chippa United FC substitute Robin Rhode scores the decisive goal past goalkeeper Mbulani Shongweof Sivusta Stars in the Vodacom Champions’ final at Philippi Stadium on Sunday. The Cape Townbased Chippa United – which won the regional Vodacom League on debut this past season – beat Durban Stars 10 in the Coastal Streamfinal on Saturday to qualify for promotion to the National First Division (NFD) next season. Sivusta Stars, which wonthe Inland Stream, have also qualified to compete in the NFD. Photo: Rashied Isaacs

CHARGED UP: SK Walmers flank Kuselo Moyake attempts to get away from the Hamiltons RFCdefence during Walmers’ 4525 win in a Western Province Super League A rugby derby at GreenPoint Track on Saturday. The win assured Walmers of second position on the log.

Photo: Peter Heeger/Gallo Images

BUSTLINGBURCH: SKWalmers’eighthmanJody Burchshrugs offAlshaunBock ofHamiltons,during SKWalmers’4525 winin a WProvince SuperLeague Arugbymatch atGreenPoint Trackon Saturday. Photo:Peter Heeger/Gallo Images

IT’S A KNOCKOUT: The CocaCola Knockout Cup championship for 2011 that will be contestedby clubs belonging to the Safa Cape Town, was recently launched at the sponsors’ office inParow. The overall sponsorship of R600 000 will include R375 000 for the running of the knockout cup. Among the Safa CT officials and guests at the launch were (from left) Clifford Marthinus(PRO of Safa CT), Isgaak Isaacs (general secretary of Safa CT), Richard Beryl (sponsors) andGert Bam (City of Cape Town). The preliminary round of knockout cup matches will take placeon Sunday 19 June at various venues, including Rocklands, LFA Rygate in Athlone, LFA Manenberg, South Peninsula FA in Grassy Park and LFA Cape District in Wynberg.Photo: Rashied Isaacs

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Crunch time against cheeky CheetahsCrunch time against cheeky CheetahsTASMIN CUPIDO

TTHE DHL Stormers havemore than likely secured

their place in the Super Rugbyplay-off stages for the season.

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The match is a must-win forhead coach, Allister Coetzee’s,charges. Should they win, theywill cement their place as the win-ners of the South African confer-ence.

And should the Stormers beatthe Cheetahs with a bonus pointand the current combined lo-gleaders, the Queensland Reds,lose to the Chiefs, they are likelyto finish this round of the compe-tition on top of the combined log.

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On the injury front, flyhalf Pe-ter Grant is likely to return to theside for the Cheetahs clash, whileresults of an assessment to deter-mine the extent of an ankle injuryto the young Kurt Coleman wereyet to be released at the time of go-ing to print,

TURNING POINT: DHL Stormers players, Francois Louw, Schalk Burger and Nick Koster try to get their handson Vodacom Bulls scrumhalf, Francois Hougaard, as he heads to the tryline in the Super Rugby clash betweenthe two sides at Newlands on Saturday. Photo: Peter Heeger/Gallo Images

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TTHE dramatic elevation of Chippa Unit-ed FC in South African soccer epito-

mises the rags to riches story of SiwiweMpengeni, the ambitious owner andchairperson of the semi-professional clubthat was founded in 2010.

Soccer fanatic Mpengeni – who has built abusiness empire after starting out as a securi-ty guard when he moved from the EasternCape to Cape Town – saw his dreams cometrue when the Vodacom play-offs were heldat the UWC and Philippi stadiums this pastweekend.

The excitable Mpengeni punched the air

when Chippa United gained automatic pro-motion to theNationalFirstDivision (NFD),after beating Durban Stars FC 1-0 in theCoastal League final on Saturday.

And his emotions overflowed when acharged-up Chippa United went on to beatthe Inland Stream winners, Sivutsa StarsFC, in the Vodacom champions’ final atPhilippi Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

“I’m battling to express my joy. But thisis a great moment in my life,” he enthused,surrounded by his elated players and themedia, desperate to capture a special mo-ment in time for the stocky Mpengeni.

Sivutsa Stars FC from Mpumalanga, likeChippa United, have qualified for the NFD.But their spirits were dampened when sub-stitute Robin Rhode struck in opportunistfashion.

Rhode broke through to score the match-winning goal with a deft chip past the Sivut-sa keeper in the 69th minute.

But there were other heroes, too.Diego Brown obliged with the decisive

goal against Durban Stars FC in the CoastalLeague final.

Brown walked off with the top goalscoreraward, Andile Mbeyane was chosen player oftournament, while Chippa United tactician,Michael Lukhubeni, was a popular choice forthe top coach award at the presentation cere-mony.

Mbeyane’s finesse – not only in the Voda-com play-offs – suggests he is destined forbigger things in professional soccer.

He hit the target 29 times in the regionalVodacom League, while Rhode scored 21goals to assure Chippa United an impressive78-goal haul in the competition this past sea-son.

This saw the debutants – who only conced-

ed 18 goals – finish with an unassailable goaldifferenceof 70, and sixpoints clear of second-placed Milano United.

So watch out – FC Cape Town and relegatedVasco Da Gama, traumatised and in tattersafter suffering a 3-1 defeat to Black Leopardsin a play-off for Premier Soccer League (PSL)status on Saturday, will face some stiff com-petition.

Chippa United have the necessary oomphthat suggests they’ll be no pushovers in theNFD that will inevitably arouse keen interestwhen contested by the three Cape Town-based clubs this coming season.

The Chippa odyssey unfoldsThe Chippa odyssey unfolds

CHAMPIONS: Chippa United FC captain Clayton Edem hoists the Vodacom champions trophy,after his club’s 10 win over Sivutsa Stars FC at Philippi Stadium on Sunday.Photo: Luigi Bennett

OVERWHELMED: Chippa United owner SiviweMpengeni embraces coach Michael Lukhubeniat Philippi on Sunday. Photo: Rashied Isaacs

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