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Two greater Retreat intersections re-main notorious smash-and-grabhotspots along Prince George Drive.

And residents are threatening vigilanteaction if culprits continue terrorising tar-geting motorists at the crossings.

For years, the intersections of MilitaryRoad and Concert Boulevard with PrinceGeorge Drive have been listed as infamoussmash-and-grab locations.

Motorists, most often delivery truck driv-ers, have fallen prey to opportunistic thieveswho allegedly track their vehicles from oneintersection to the other.

“They target motorists who are ignorantand negligent,” says Seawinds resident AbelJephta.

“When the motorists leave something val-uable in their view, they pounce. It all hap-pens very quickly. I have seen it countlesstimes.”

The Military Road intersection, undoubt-edly the most notorious of the two, separatestwo municipal wards (67 and 68), as well asthe Steenberg and Muizenberg policing pre-cincts.

A sign alerting road-users that they are ina smash-and-grab hotspot was erected by theCity of Cape Town’s roads department fol-lowing a request to ward 68 councillor, Mari-ta Petersen.

But Steenberg resident Reginald Grantsays the signs are “a waste of time and mon-ey”.

“The thieves are still committing thecrimes and getting away with it,” he says.

“A sign is not going to stop a desperatedrug addict from committing a crime. Theywork in teams at the two intersections; theyneed to be stopped, if not by the authorities,then by the community.”

Lavender Hill community worker CliveJacobs suggests motorists use alternativeroutes to their destinations. “They shouldrather avoid the intersection. There are somany other routes for them to use,” he says.

“People need to be more vigilant as well.

All the warnings and safety tips provided byauthorities have fallen on deaf ears, becausethe incidents still occur.”

Similarly to Grant, Jacobs believes thesigns are futile.

“It’s useless; people can’t really see it. I do

not see why it was erected,” he says.“And residents have had enough of the

criminals targeting motorists. They are stillthreatening to take the law into their ownhand through vigilante action.”V To page 3.

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PROPERTY: POTENTIAL BUYERS SHOULD MAKE INFORMED CHOICES

House hunting? Know your rightsLAILA MAJIET

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Buying or selling property through anestate agent?Here’s how to protect your interests

when doing so, andwhat you can do if thingsgo wrong.Investing your life savings to buy a prop-

erty is not an easy decision to make.But knowing you’re in the capable hands

of an upright estate agent may make the ex-perience a lot less daunting.While all estate agents are required to reg-

ister with the Estate Agency Affairs Board(EAAB), many have been found to be operat-ing without the required certification.The board is a body established by govern-

ment to protect your interests when you buyand sell property through an estate agent.The board’s marketing and publications

manager, Margie Campbell, says verifyingthe status of the estate agent is as easy aspicking up the phone.“They (potential buyers and sellers) can

phone our call centre on 087 285 3222 and pro-vide the estate agent’s name and ask themto verify or they can view our website andunder the agent search key type in the estateagents name,” she says.People’s Post recently reported on a princi-

pal estate agent plying her trade without therelevant certification (“Evicted familycharged with trespassing”, 15 May).Record of sale by a company which pro-

vides comprehensive data, analytics andsystems on property shows estate agentMishka Cassiem (Truter) bought a propertyon 23May 2012. It was purchased by the newowner on 26 June 2012 and transferred joint-ly to both the new owner and Cassiem on 12September 2012 by means of a simultaneoustransfer.A principal agent is required to have ob-

tained an NQ5 certificate as well as a Fideli-ty Fund Certificate, authorities confirm.Without these, a principal agent is fraudu-

lently selling property, according to theboard“Only licensed estate agents are supposed

to dealwith real estate transactions betweena buyer and seller or landlord and tenant,”Campbell says. Unlicensed estate agents canbe slapped with a fine of up to R25 000.A lack of knowledge and understanding

puts potential buyers at risk.Principal real estate agent Shereen Abra-

hams says the industry is tainted by “doggedagents”, these are agents who persist inmaking a sale to the point of annoyance.“I encourage potential buyers and sellers

to familiarise themselves with the process

of buying and sell-ing a propertythrough an estateagent before takingthe plunge,” shesays. “Doggedagents will easilytake advantage ofpeople’s lack ofknowledge.”Ask questions be-

fore signing offyour hard-earnedmoney, Abrahamsencourages.“Make sure you

are credit worthy.Prequalify yourselfat the bank to knowwhat you can buyfor,” she advises.“Look at what is

on the market inyour price rangeand view a numberof properties to getto know the value ofhouses on sale inthe area you arepurchasing.“Also inspect for defects as renovations

and repairs are costly. Compare what youlike on each property and follow your in-stincts.”In an attempt to buy a house, potential

buyer Chantelle Rooi (41), says she uncov-ered a handful of “dodgy estate agents whoare in it just to make a quick buck”.“I had the money to buy a house in my

neighbourhood. I had been living with mymother and decided Iwas ready tomake thatmove,” she says.But she was in for a shock when estate

agents drove her around the neighbourhoodto view potential homes from the window ofthe car.“They would never allow me to get out of

the car and view the inside of the property.

That is when I knew something is wrong,”she says.This has wavered her trust in estate

agents. “You just don’t knowwhomto trust.”Do you suspect your estate agent has vio-

lated the law or the code of conduct govern-ing the industry? Youmay lodge a complaintin writing with the EAAB. You are entitledto claim repayment from the board’s fidelityfund if an estate agent has stolen ormisman-aged your money.The complaintmust contain an exposition

(a comprehensive description and explana-tion) of the conduct andbedelivered byhandor by registered post. The EAABwas unableto confirm the number of unregistered es-tate agents reported to them.V Call the Estate Agency Affairs Board whistle-blowerhotline on 0800 223 225.

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Mercury steadily risingTASMIN CUPIDO

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Steenberg Community Police Forum(CPF) chairperson Kevin Southgate la-belled the incidents “a great concern”.“Although it has been brought to the

attention of the police and the Metro Po-lice atmonthlymeetings, the ongoing in-cidents highlights a number of con-cerns,” he says.“It appears law enforcement agencies

have not registered it as a priority andtherefore no sustainable plan of actionhas been implemented. It is this type ofaction that creates the perception au-thorities are not committed to the eradi-cation of crime.”Southgate further adds to the senti-

ment that the erection of signage with-out visible policing is a futile exercise.“Perpetrators have no regard for such

signage – this is evident by ongoingcriminal activities. If a survey is con-ducted in the area aroundMilitaryRoad,youwould find armed robberies are alsoregular occurrences,” he says.“A challenge is also the lack of cooper-

ation between Steenberg and Muizen-berg police in this regard, which is fur-ther exacerbated by the lack of coordina-tion between the police and MetroPolice. While these agencies fail to im-plement an integrated plan, the commu-nity and motorists continue to suffer.”Councillor Marita Petersen confirms

she requested the City of Cape Town’sroads department to erect the signs atthe Military Road and Prince GeorgeDrive intersection nearly a year ago.Steenberg police spokesperson Con-

stable Zodwa Kedama confirms the inci-

dents are still occurring.“We have stepped up visible police at

both intersections, especially duringpeak hours,” she says.However, she believes the erection of

the signs at Military Road has led to adecrease in reported incidents.“It seems motorists and their passen-

gers are more cautious when approach-ing the intersections,” Kedama says.“They are ensuring that their valua-

bles are placed out of sight and they arevigilant when standing at the robot.”She further condemns threats of vigi-

lantism, urging the community to reportsuspects rather than taking the law intotheir own hands.Similarly, Muizenberg police spokes-

person Captain Stephen Knapp saysthey have increased daily patrols andstationary police vehicles in the area.“We would like to encourage all motor-ists to remain vigilant at any intersec-tion when stationary,” he says.“They should pay special heed to any-

one loitering in the vicinity and reportsuspicious behaviour to the police.”Ward 67 councillor Shaun August also

warns motorists.“Always put your bags in the car boot

and put any valuable items, especiallycellphones, out of sight. Do not stop di-rectly after the vehicle in front of you;always allow some room for you tomove.”He further encourages residents to not

get involved in acts of vigilantism, butrather make citizens’ arrests and con-tact law enforcement authorities.V Share your thoughts. Starting with the word“Post” SMS your comments to 32516. SMSes costR1.

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Following two shootings and the murder ofa taxi driver in Vrygrond over the weekend,residents fear for their safetywhile police in-vestigate.Traffic passing through the intersection of

Capricorn Boulevard and Prince GeorgeDrive on Saturday 17 May was brought to agrinding halt to make way for a helicopterto land.A Marina Da Gama resident, who asked

not to be identified, says the helicopter wasused to airlift a man shot earlier in Vry-grond.“I was in Capricorn Park at the time and

saw the vehicles being stopped,” he says.“Thehelicpoter landedand the ambulance

loaded a man on a stretcher and he was tak-en away,” he says.Muizenberg police spokesperson Captain

Stephen Knapp says a 47-year-old Vrygrondman was shot in Drury Road about 13:00.He says themanwasa taxi ownerwhocan-

not be identified.“He was treated at the scene and trans-

ported to Prince George Drive by an ambu-lance (from where he was) airlifted to Con-stantiaberg Hospital,” Knapp explains.Despite earlier reports, Knapp says the

man did not die.Police are searching for a man who wore

a black hooded top in connection with theshooting.At the time of going to press no arrests

have been made.A Vrygrond resident, who spoke on condi-

tion of anonymity, says this led to anothershooting at the Vrygrond taxi rank.

He says: “They were informed that theshooter was Xhosa and went straight to thetaxi rank and shot at the drivers from theVrygrond Taxi Association (VTA)”.The resident says aman opened fire at the

crowded rank and hit three men linked tothe VTA.“There were two drivers and one conduc-

tor who were shot. One of the men died atthe scene,” he says.

Knapp says during the second shooting a27-year-old man, who does not live in Vry-grond, was shot.He says according to witnesses “a lone

shooter was involved in the incident”.There have been no arrests and police are

investigating the circumstances which ledup to the shooting.OnWednesday21May, another taxi driver

was shot in Seawinds and police are investi-

gating. VTA chairperson Makhosandile Tu-mana declined to comment on the incidents.The Retreat Taxi Association (RTA) is-

sued a statement claiming the shootings arenot linked to dispute between the VTA andthe RTA over routes.V Share your thoughts. How safe do you feel? Staringwith the word “Post” SMS your comments to 32516.SMSes cost R1.V Visit www.peoplespost.co.za to view the video.

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RESTITUTION: DEVELOPMENT ON THE CARDS

Family plans next stepMONIQUE DUVAL

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It was a day of reconnecting, story tellingand the revealing of big plans as the HadjiIsmail Solomon Family Trust gathered at

the Retreat Civic Centre to celebrate gettingtheir Constantia farm back.The trust is one of two that were recently

awarded a land restitution claim for the OldSillery Farm along Ladies Mile Road.Trustee Sharief Solomon said due to the

state of the land the family has ruled out the

possibility of using it as a farm.They have now approached developers

and are looking at the possibility of buildinga mixed-use development consisting of ashopping centre and upmarket apartments.“We are in talks but have not made any

decisions or applications yet,” he says.Solomon says the family will first have to

consider the current zoning of the land.The family –who is spreadacrossAthlone,

Retreat, Grassy Park, Wynberg and Manen-berg – have also not yet decided if they willlive in the planned residential complex.

“Weare still in discussionandwill see whether it will be bene-ficial to let the apartments. Wealso need to look at how Con-stantia has changed since weleft and what will be best for itscurrent residents,” he says.In 1902, the land located next

to the Ladies Mile Drop-off wasboughtbybrothersHadjiAbdul-lah and Hadji Ismail Solomonwho used the land for farmingpurposes.In 1969under theGroupAreas

Act, the familywas forced to sellthe land and move after Con-stantia was named a “white ar-ea”.In 1999, the Hadji Abdullah

Solomon Trust and Hadji IsmailSolomon Trust made applica-tion to the Land Claims Courtfor the restoration of their land.

Galema Solomon (72) the oldest daughterof Hadji Ismail reminisced about her moth-er’s flower garden and the days they spentworking on the farm.She explained the Solomon brothers

worked hard and were awarded a contractwith a shipping company to provide freshvegetables to the ships.She says becoming despondent was a

struggle, fearing the family would never getwhat was rightfully theirs.“But we fought until the end and today we

celebrate and reconnect with our family,”she said.

Grandchildren and great-grandchildrenwho didn’t know the Solomon brothers weretreated to avideodocumentary outlining thefarm’s history.Several elders spoke of their experiences

and how they longed to return.Galema sheds tears when asked to reflect

on the day they were removed.“The only thing I can say is that people

should fight forwhat is theirs andnever giveup,” she asserts.The family celebrated with prayer, a

lunch and reconnected with those they ha-ven’t seen.

TRUSTEES: The trustees explained their roles and plans forthe Constantia farm. Pictured in the back row are AbdullahSolomon, Haroon Abrahams and Igshaan Akoojee. In frontare Ayesha Majiet, Galema Solomon, Rywayda Jakoet­Solo­mon, Samier Booley, Sharief Solomon and Jawuyer Davids.

PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATThursday, 22 May 20146 NEWS

The City of Cape Town is proud to support the 27 km BEN (Bicycling Empowerment Network)Freedom Ride Cape Town 2014. The bicycle ride takes place on 25 May 2014. It starts at theKenilworth Racecourse and ends at the Grand Parade, Cape Town.

Date: 25 May 2014Venue: Registration and start at Kenilworth RacecourseTime: 07:30 for 08:00

This bicycle ride celebrates the spirit and legacy of Nelson Mandela and is designed to linkdifferent communities with a common interest.

Register for free at www.benbikes.org.za or on the facebook page “Freedom Ride Cape Town”.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER91/2014

REGISTER FOR THE FREEDOM RIDECAPE TOWN 2014

A special meeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held on Wednesday28 May 2014 at 10:00 in the Podium Block, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Townwhere the annual budget for 2014/15 to 2016/17 will be considered in terms of chapter 4,section 24(2) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003.

An ordinary meeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held on Thursday29 May 2014 at 10:00 in the Podium Block, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town.

Please note that limited seating is available for members of the public and, therefore, seatswill be allocated on a first come, first served basis. If you wish to attend the meetings, youare requested to contact Michelle Alberts on 021 400 3708 between 09:00 and 16:00. Allrequests for attendance must be received by no later than a day before the meeting. Youwill be required to provide your surname, initials and contact telephone number. Visitors arekindly requested to be seated by 09:30.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER

NOTICE OF MEETINGS OF THE COUNCILOF THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN

Friday 23 and Saturday 24 May

V Bergvliet: An exhibition in celebration of StHelena Day will be held at MeadowriodgeLibrary from 09:00 until 16:30 on Friday andSaturday 09:00 until 11:30. St Helena censuslists and records, as well as the Saunders,Doveton, Joshua, Solomon, Fester, Maggot,Francis, Cole and Barnes family trees will be ondisplay. Admission is free. Call Merle Martin on(021) 701 8422, 076 843 3541 or saint.helena.is­land@@gmail.com.

V Muizenberg: MM Gallery and Justice ActsInternational will hold a book sale at thegallery in Palmer Road from 10:00 to 16:00 onFriday and from 10:00 to 14:00 on Saturday.

Saturday 24 May

V Plumstead: Associated Seniors will host atrip for seniors to the Ostrich Farm andMykonos Casino. Tickets cost R100. Call UrsulaSchenker on (021) 761 8774 or 078 382 4668.

Sunday 25 May

V Tokai: The inaugural Freedom Ride CapeTown bicycle event will start at Pollsmoor

Prison and go through tothe Parade/City Hall tohonour Nelson Mandelaand demonstrate howbicycles can unite andconnect communities.Participants will gather at07:30 at the prison. EmailAndrew Wheeldon at andrew@benbikes.org.za.

Friday 30 May

V Lansdowne: Heathfield High School will hosta reunion for people who attended the schoolbetween 1980 and 1985 at Belthorne Hall onthe corner of Belgravia and Kindle roads at19:00. Tickets, at R180, includes a full Halaalbuffet, great music and entertainment. Forfurther details or to book your seat contactJeremy Howard on 083 777 0939, DahleneHanslo on 082 898 2233, Eleanor Forbes on078 230 2496 or Darryl Lawrence on082 460 6636.

V Grassy Park: Grassy Park Klawerjas Club willhost a karaoke at Grassy Park Hotel at 19:00.Admission costs R30; DJ Elbees will be on thedecks. For more information phone GeorgeWentzel on 084 588 9778.

Sunday 1 June

V Lavender Hill: AbundantLife Feeding Scheme willhost a high tea at StMark’s Anglican Churchhall at 14:00. The eventwill raise funds for the

feeding scheme. The cost is R50. Call MarleneSatarien on 082 799 3579 or 074 023 4626.

Heathfield: The Christian Benevolent Societywill host a gospel evening, with a four­coursesupper at Ashford Hall from 17:00 until 21:00.The event will raise funds for the organisation.Tickets cost R120; booking is essential. Formore information phone Murlen on(021) 837 1144 during office hours.

Monday 2 June

V Grassy Park: City Athletic Football ClubAcademy will officially launch at KannemeyerPrimary School. Registration, at R200 per child,is open for children aged nine to 15 until Friday30 May. The monthly cost will be R350 perchild. The academy will offer life skills, basiceducation, soccer coaching and skills, after­school assistance with schoolwork, aftercare, a

feeding scheme and transport. Email cityathlet­ic@gmail.com or visit www.cityathleticfootball­club.co.za.

Friday 6 June

V Athlone: Heathfield High School will hold aBack to School party, featuring the HeathfieldHigh School and Alumni Band, at West End.The launch of Heathfield High Alumni will alsotake place. All proceeds go towards thebuilding of the school’s hall. All donations arewelcome. Phone Wesley Neumann on084 725 6672.

V Grassy Park: Prince George Drive PrimarySchool will host a karaoke at Grassy Park CivicCentre from 20:00 until late. My Entertainmentwill provide the music. Admission costs R30.Refreshments will be on sale; take your ownXYZ at a corkage fee of R10. Tickets areavailable at the school. Phone (021) 701 9200.Monday 16 June

V Vrygrond: Where Rainbows Meet will hold aYouth Day celebration at its premises. Therewill be dancing and singing by Vrygrond youth,an HIV/Aids testing station, a jumping castlefor children and much more. Admission is free.

Keeping your spending in checkAre you keen to make your money

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way you spend. It’s as easy as that, saysEu-nice Sibiya, the head of consumer educa-tion at a national banking group in a state-ment.Four of theworst spending habits result-

ing in colossal financial headaches areshoppingwithout a plan or budget,makingsmall daily purchases, not keeping track ofthe interest rate on money borrowed andlazy spending, Sibiya says.

Shopping without a planA quick trip to the stores is a major pit-

fall.Even if you go into a store with the best

of intentions, such as going to pay yourstore card, shoppers are often led astrayand end up buying something as you leave,Sibiya says.“How often do you decide to pop into a

mall or shop during your lunch hour or onthe weekend without intending on buyinganything and coming away with armfulsof new clothes, shoes or even a nice cakefrom a bakery?”The best thing to do is to avoid going to

the shops in the first place, she insists.“Unless there is a very specific thing that

you need and it is written down, don’t ven-ture into a store. And if you tend to spendyour weekends at malls, try finding anoth-er option that is healthier for your walletand your family, like a picnic in the parkor visiting friends. Try pay for your storecard through an electronic transfer, whichwill stop the temptation of unplanned buy-

ing.”

Small purchases make a big differenceA take-away cappuccino and lunch daily

might not seem like a big expense at thatmoment, costing around R50, but regularindulgence of this will be your ruin.

“These small daily purchases quickly ac-cumulate. An average working month has22 working days, so R50 for each of thesedays will amount to R1100, without youeven realising it,” she says. “If you aremore careful about spending on the every-day items, you will quickly find that you

have more cash at the end of the month,without even really trying.”

Debt interest rateDo you know the current interest rate on

each of the cards in your wallet? The an-swer is most likely not.“If you don’t know how much you are

paying to borrow money, how can you beexpected to keep control of it?” says Sibiya.“Once you understand how much yourdebt is costing you, you can start workingtowards paying off some of these debts fast-er.Once one card is paid off, don’t be tempt-ed to spend on it again.”

Lazy spendingThis is a huge financial curse.Almost everything that you spend onhas

an alternative that may be more cost effec-tive and just as good. Everything from dis-counts on school fees if youhavemore thanone child in school, to reviewing insurancepolicies, to what common household itemsyou purchase each week.“Spending wisely and saving is not

unachievable, but what it does require istime and patience. Most people end upmaking bad spending choices, just becausethey haven’t taken the time to consider analternative,” Sibiya adds.There are so many smarter spending al-

ternatives. But it requires time and disci-pline to go through the different options.“Lazy spending is one of the worst habitsto get into, and if not curbed, it may leadto debt spiral. B financially smart, take ac-tion and start spending sensibly.”

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The unit has been operational for 19years. “There are currently 10 horses, threedonkeys and four ponies in the unit’s care.The unit’s primary function is the preven-tion of cruelty to all equines. It offers arange of services and has a non-selectiveadmissions policy, so we will never refuseadmission to any equine in need – be it athoroughbred race horse or humble don-key,” Perrins says.The Thoroughbred Breeders’ Associa-

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Parents struggling to cope with provid-ing their disabled child with an im-provedquality of life, neednot despair.

There is help.Uhambo Foundation, founded in 2010, is

an NPO with the mission statement of sup-porting the rights and equal participationof people with disabilities in communities.

The NPO considers itself a fierce propo-nent of equality for all, and strives to createand assist in the social development of chil-dren with disabilities.

LorraineFrost is the foundation’s generalmanager and says that cutting through allthe stress of running the organisation andpromoting their message, the joy of a disa-bled child accessing its potential makes itworthwhile.

“We are helping 700 children from infor-mal settlements to learn how to speak, playand just be active,” she says.

“It is a blessing seeing a child not know-ing how to talk the one day, to counting andsinging songs after six months. I can’t de-scribe the feeling.”

UhamboFoundationhas establishedpart-nerships with the City of Cape Town, NPOsand private sectors to develop appropriateand safe wheelchair provision and commu-nity-based services and training.

“We try our best to create opportunitiesfor people with disabilities in less-re-sourced settings by building an inclusivesociety, without barriers for all,” saysFrost.

The foundation raises ongoing financialresources from local and internationalfunders to ensure sustainable outcomes of

the Uhambo Foundation’s objectives.They actively participate in local and in-

ternational policy development, policy im-plementation programmes and in advocacyand raising awareness.

Uhambo Foundation hosts disability fo-cus groups, therapy sessions and classesthat teach parents how to play with theirchildren with disabilities to stimulate thechildren’s development.

The foundation alsohasDayCareDisabil-itySupport programmesand theNdinogona“I can” stimulationprogramme for childrenwith disabilities.

The Ndinogona “I can” stimulation pro-gramme involves the use of play and it as-sists carers to play with and stimulate chil-drenwith disabilities, allowing them to par-ticipate in everyday activities.

The Ndinogona Stimulation Kit also im-proves the children’s responsiveness, re-duces sensory and behavioural problems.

There are only three permanent workersat Uhambo Foundation. Nobuntu Ngcoyi,who works in the community developmentsection of the foundation, takes care of allthe community outreach programmes in-cluding disability focus groups and supportgroups for families.

Ngcoyi says: “In my culture, disability isassociated with witchcraft, so parents areafraid of taking their children out of thehouse.

“We encourage them to meet other par-ents who suffer with the similar fear whichmakes it easy for them, because they don’tfeel alone and ashamed anymore,” she says.

The Uhambo Foundation helps childrenwith disabilities find schools that are moresuitable for their needs.

They also create job opportunities for the

older children.The training courses hosted by the foun-

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with physical treatment, they train the par-ents how to work with their children’s con-dition and they help find the cause and howto improve physically and mentally.

Rochelle van der Walt, the main facilita-tor and trainer, says: “Iworkon stimulatingthe children on a one-on-one basis, becauseit is important to give them your full atten-tion.

“I was a teacher at a mainstream school,but ever since I worked with children withdisabilities I gravitated to people with spe-cial needs and that’s what I do now.”

Themost important training the UhamboFoundation does is train the care givers,familymembers andhealthworkers regard-ing the care, management and rehabilita-tion of children with disabilities to ensurethe prevention of secondary health compli-cations.

“If a child does not have the right wheel-chair, then he/she can’t do the programme,that iswhyweuse theMadibaBuggy,”Frostsays.

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It provides full body support for peoplewith severe disabilities.

The disability equipment and training or-ganisation has expert therapy teams thatmake sure the individual is comfortable andcorrectly seated in wheelchairs and otherbody support devices.V For more information on Uhambo Foundation callLorraine Frost on (021) 797 8239 or go to www.uham-bofoundation.org.za

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ient, but it also gives scammers some-where to hide. Some fraudsters evenmanage to take money for cars that areadvertised online, but don’t actually ex-ist.“Online sellers will often come across

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Check on the cars you’re considering.. Arrange tomeet the seller inperson,

with some company, and test drive thecar.

. Remember to cross reference theVINwith theVRMto ensure theymatch.

. When paying online ensure that thewebsite is secure.

ONLINE SHOPPING: There are ways to ensure you get a good buy on the internetwhen shopping for vehicles. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

Celeb cars go under the hammerAn Aston Martin DB7 and Jaguar E-Type Se-ries three V12 convertible owned by two ofHollywood’s biggest stars are set to be auc-tioned at the Silverstone Auction on Satur-day 24 May.A 1998 Aston Martin DB7 Volante, which

belonged to Hollywood singer JenniferLopez, is estimated to be worth between theequivalent of R520 000 and R605 000. Thesports car has covered less than 241 000kmand is “in good condition”.The DB7 Volante is finished in a special or-

der Dunhill Silver paint with a black leathercabin. A 1971 Jaguar E-Type Series 3 V12cabriolet, once owned by Hollywood actorGerard Butler, is estimated to be worth be-tween the equivalent of R950 000 and R1m.Butler said: “Iwent to the classic car dealer

in Chelsea, England, to look at something

else, walked in there and there was an oldJaguarE-Type convertibleV1. I took one lookat it and thought, ‘Oh my God’.”The Jaguar is painted black with a black

cabin and was subject to significant work in1993 which included a full engine overhauland complete respray.Silverstone Auctions managing director

Nick Whale said: “These wonderful cars joina long list of celebrity-owned classics that wehave offered in our auctions over the years.“Not onlydo theyhave thegravitas of being

driven by two Hollywood hot shots, but aregreat examples of the models in their ownright.”The cars form part of the 65 car and motor-

cycle catalogue offered at Silverstone alongwith a collection of automobiles and luxurylifestyle goods.

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Violets wilt againstManenberg RangersLIAM MOSES

@LiamCPT

Violets RFC will look to return to win-ning ways on Saturday after suffer-ing their second loss of the season

last weekend.The Chucker Road club are second on

the Super League C table and already looklike contenders for the title.

However, if Violets are to take the leagueand earn promotion to Super League B,they will need to be more consistent.

Violets kicked off the season with a 14-20loss away to Observatory’s Silvertree, beatStrand 21-15 at home, thrashed Van derStel 52-21 away, beat Northerns 19-3 athome, thumped Eerste River 51-15 at homeand slumped to a 6-8 loss away to Manen-berg Rangers last Saturday.

Victory against Rangers would haveseen Violets on top of the standings, butLanga currently lead the standings, onepoint ahead on 21. They will travel to facefifth-placed Strand United in Strand thisweekend and, with Langa on a bye, a victo-ry will see Violets top the table temporari-ly. Meanwhile, Manenberg Rangers willtravel to Somerset West to face RaithbyUniversals buoyed by their victory againstone of the front runners.

The narrow win against Violets wasRangers’ first in five attempts this season,having suffered defeats to Franschoek

United, Silvertree, Langa and Strand in pre-vious games.

In Raithby, the Manenberg side face one ofjust two sides in the tournament with a per-fect record.

Universals racked up large scores in victo-ries against Van der Stel, Strand United, El-sies River and Stellenbosch Coronations,and currently hold third place on the tablewith 19 points in the bag.

Rangers will have put in another massiveperformance to turn over this Super LeagueC heavyweight.

Seventh-placed Silvertree have a mucheasier fixture in store and should be expectedto win. After the win against Violets, Silver-tree went on to beat Manenberg Rangers, loseto Stellenbosch Coronations, lose to StrandUnited, beat Bonteheuwel’s Silverleaf andlose to Elsies River United last Saturday.

This weekend they host Eerste River RFC,who are 13th on the table after a solitary winin five matches.

Silvertree should heap more misery on thevisitors and win the game comfortably.

The match will take place at Malta Park inObservatory at 15:30.

In other club rugby fixtures on Saturday,UCT will host Durbanville-Belville at theGreen Mile in Super League A, while in Su-per League B Collegians will host Hands andHeart in Lentegeur and Villager welcomeSurrey Estate Rangers to Brookside in Clare-mont.

CLEAN HEALS: Collegians player Abubakar Jappie evades a tackle from Villagers playerBrent Sanders (obscured) in a Super League B fixture in Lentegeur on Saturday. Villagerswon 21­15. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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Log leaders slip up, but remain topLIAM MOSES

@LiamCPT

The Mr Price High Schools’ League topthree are rueing their missed opportu-nities after dropping points in last

weekend’s fixtures.Beacon Hill High School went into Satur-

day’s matches leading the log on nine points,ahead of second-placed Portland High ongoal difference and with defending champi-ons Mondale in third on six points.

All three sides played to draws on Satur-day, with the top two missing the chance toopen a gap at the top of the standings andMondale butchering an opportunity to closethe gap on the leaders. Beacon Hill drew 1-1

with Oval North High, while Portland’smatch against Belgravia was deadlocked at2-2 and Mondale drew 1-1 against Aloe High.

The results mean all three sides maintaintheir log positions, with Beacon Hill andPortland on 10 points and Mondale on seven.

Saturday’s results had a larger impact onthe middle of the table, with several sidesshifting upwards and Cloetesville, Tafelsigand Cedar now level on points with Mon-dale. Cloetesville beat Strandfontein 4-1 toclimb from fifth to fourth and Tafelsig leaptfrom 10th to fifth with a 3-1 win over Glen-dale, who dropped to seventh. Cedar now oc-cupy sixth place thanks to a 1-0 win overSpine Road. The other results had little ef-fect on the table, with Lentegeur dropping

from sixth to ninth and Rocklands main-taining 13th place after a the sides drew1-all.

Westridge and Princeton stayed in 14thand 15th places respectively after drawing2-2. The league will continue on Saturday,but the status quo at the top of the tablewill likely be unchanged with the topteams all expected to pick up wins againstlesser opposition. However, the scrap forthird place will heat up as Mondale playsfifth-placed Tafelsig and fourth-placedCloetesville play sixth-placed Cedar.V Fixtures for Saturday 24 May: (09:00) Tafelsigvs Mondale; Portland vs Westridge; Princeton Highvs Strandfontein High; Belgravia High vs LentegeurHigh; (10:15) Cloetesville High vs Cedar High; Spine

Road vs Glendale High; Oval North vs Aloe High; andBeacon Hill vs Rocklands High.

CHALLENGE: Ashford Athletic’s Justin Isaacs (left) and Salvo FC’s Wayne Maholie battle forpossession during a Coca­Cola Cup senior preliminary round match at The Greens inManenberg on Sunday. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

GOING OVER: Ashford Athletic’s Rafiek Esburg loses his balance after a challenge fromSalvo FC’s Anrico Stuurman (obscured) Sunday. Salvo FC won 3­1. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS