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CRIME
Crooks are on the prowlSAMANTHA LEE
@Samantha_Lee121
Watch your back at theWeltevreden and GovanMbeki Road intersection.
Petty crooks have motorists onedge as smash and grab incidentsare on the rise.The hotspot, mere metres from
the Philippi Police Station, is nowbeing earmarked for signage towarn drivers of the dangers lurk-ing on the throughway.Govan Mbeki Road links Philip-
pi, Manenberg, Hanover Park,Lansdowne, Ottery and Wetton.This has made the intersectionpopular for locals travelling viaVanguard Drive.Dockets are regularly delivered
to the station as victims are fromacross themetropole, says Philippipolice spokesperson LieutenantLance Goliath.“There has been a trend,” he con-
firms. “It is being proposed that anintegrated effort withMetro Policeand other law enforcement agen-cies monitor this intersection reg-ularly.”Motorist David Timm says he re-
cently witnessed an unsuspectingmotorist fall victim to the oppor-tunistic thieves prowling the inter-section. “I spotted a man walkingtowards the car at the red robotahead of me. It looked like he wasbegging but he had other inten-tions because I saw him looking in-to the car’s back window. The manwas not paying attention and the‘beggar’ hit, running off with abag,” he says.Timm witnessed two other inci-
dents before he fell victim.“Mydaughter and Iweredriving
home after buying take-awayswhen a man approached the car. Ionly realised what had happenedwhen it was too late. He smashedthe window and took the food offmy daughter’s lap. While he didn’tget away with much, the cost of re-pairing the window was steep,” hesays.
Timmadds he is unsurewhetherthe incidents were perpetrated bythe same man as they occurredmonths apart.Anothermotorist, who asked not
to be named, says the route is theeasiest for her to take on her wayhome. “I have been hit twice andmy sister has been hit once, but Ihave no other choice but to drivethrough here as it is really busy onall the other roads,” she says.“What is most strange to me is
that the intersection is so close tothe police station and yet nothing
is being done to stop these smashand grabs.”Goliath says police are in the
process of compiling a proposal forcouncil to consider the area forroad signage warning motoriststhat the area is a hotspot.“These crooks target those who
are not aware of their surround-ings. If people know about the dan-gers, they are more cautious,” hesays.Similar signage has already
been put up on the corner ofWeltevreden and Duinefontein
Road and has seen drivers ap-proachingwithmore caution,Goli-ath adds.The woman insists that this is
not enough, suggesting that a po-lice vehicle be placed at the inter-section as a deterrent.But a lack of resources at the sta-
tion makes this impossible, Golia-th says. “If we were able to patroland be visible all day, we would.We are not in a position to do so.”The use of Metro Police resourc-
es is also being proposed by police.But the Metro Police’s Metro
South area commander Superin-tendent Raymond Arnold says thisis not a viable option.“We have less man power than
the police. If they can’t put a vehi-cle there, how can we?” he asks.“With that said, we are constant-
ly in the areaandwill not allowanylawlessness in our presence. Wehave always had an open policywith the police and we will contin-ue to assist them where we can.”V Share your views. Starting with the word“Post”, SMS your thoughts to 32516. SMSescost R1.
BE ALERT: Warning signs, similar to those erected at the intersection of Duinefontein and Weltevreden roads, is one of the proposed measures suggested towarn motorists of the smash and grab hotspot just a stone’s throw away from the Philippi Police Station. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE
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MANENBERG
Dens of evil under fireTARREN-LEE HABELGAARN
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Seven drug dens are believed to be oper-ating from one court in Manenberg.And law-abiding tenants say they
are tired of dirty deals and living in fear ofturf wars.A resident, speaking on condition of ano-
nymity, says life in Grieta Court is a night-mare.“Shots regularly fly throughourwindows
and walls as gangsters shoot the rival deal-ers who do business here,” she seethes.“Maar ek is ‘n piemper. I have had enough
of themerchantswho rule these courts. I amtired of being scared and hiding in my flat.But my neighbours are too afraid to speakout.”Dealers don’t make a secret of their deal-
ings in the council block.Stairs, the area surrounding the washing
lines and the courtyard is prime businessareas for runners who work for the court’speddlers.“You don’t see the bigmerchants,” she in-
sists.“They recruit the youngsters to do their
dirty work. If the children say no, they getintimidated and hurt. They are forced intoit.”Another tenant says violent incidents
and dangerous people are common in andaround Grieta Court.“When the tikkoppe are high they hak uit.
They run into people’s homes and threatento kill residents for money. We phone thepolice but they either ignore the complaintor drive past the scene,” he says.“All the shootings, theft and robberies
point back to drugs. It’s all for drug moneyand that’s why the police need to focus onthat instead of the gangs. At the same timecouncil needs to step up and evict the
guilty.”More tip-offs from fed-up locals have led
to a number of arrests in Grieta Court, con-firmsManenberg police spokespersonLieu-tenant Ian Bennett.He says a number of flats are under sur-
veillance for suspected drug peddling.“As a result we have confiscated drugs
with a street value of R150 000 last month,”he says.“We are also working on a number of op-
erations to try and target young people andprevent them from getting involved withdrug lords as runners or lookouts.”Mayoral Committee member for Safety
and Security JP Smith says council’s SocialHousing Unit has been alerted about anumber of homes which have been identi-fied as possible drug hotspots.“Wehavebeen focusingmore timeand re-
sources on curbing substance abuse withinthe lower social economic areas. Drugs andgangs still remain a huge challenge but afew good arrests have been made. We havea number of operations running to targetthese areas,” he says.“We are not going to tolerate any illegal
activity within City rental stock anymore.We need these drug lords and gang bossesto know we are serious. We are monitoringa number of homes and building strong cas-es – those found guilty will be evicted.”V Is dealing rampant in your area? Starting with theword “Post”, SMS your views to 32516. SMSes costR1.
ZERO TOLERANCE: Council warns they are building cases against a number of drug dens within council rental stock, including Grieta Court.
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RONDEBOSCH EAST
Green light has locals seeing redSAMANTHA LEE
@Samantha_Lee121
Approved.One word has resulted in Ronde-
bosch East homeowners preparing forbattle against the City of Cape Town.
Residents are up in arms after council re-cently gave approval for two of its erven tobe leased for a low-cost housing develop-ment.
The Cape Town Community HousingCompany (CTCHC) is the developer andfunder of the project.
Now that the company has secured use ofthe land, the planswill be sent to theAthloneSubcouncil to start the public participationprocess.
Talk of a low-cost development firstreachedhomeowners’ ears inNovember lastyear.
This resulted in numerous petitions andheated public meetings where residentsmade it clear that the development wouldnot be suitable for their community.
But Johan van der Merwe, Mayoral Com-mittee member for Energy, Environmentaland Spatial Planning, confirmed that the de-velopment will be going ahead.
“The City can confirm the site includesErf 62594 on Smuts Road and the un-utilisedLansta Road reserve in Lansdowne, situatedon the corner of Smuts and Windsor roadsbetween Windsor High School andLansdowne Station. The plots have beenleased to the CTCHC for the use of socialhousing development,” he says.
But the Civic Association of RondeboschEast (Care) say they are ready to stop theproject from moving forward.
Care’s housing portfolio executive mem-ber Nazier Banderker says: “This can onlymean trouble. These houses will be situatedin the heart of a higher-income area and itwill affect the value of properties,” he says.“The increase in residents will have an af-fect on the already high crime area becauseof the strain on resources.”
Homeowner Abubaker Nile agrees. “Weworked hard for our homes and if we want
to sell no one will want to buy the propertiesfor what it is worth. The development willjust be an eyesore,” he insists.
According to the original environmentalimpact assessors, the site is “well located inrelation to economic and social services andamenities within the surrounding area”.The company owner previously told People’sPost that preliminary investigations on thedevelopment potential indicated that about250 units can be developed on the land, con-sisting of two to three-storey apartments,(“Rondebosch East township triggers out-rage”, 20 February).
At the time it was also expected that theproposed development will consist of three
two-storey, four three-storey and seven four-storey buildings.
According to council, the project will berun by the Social Housing Act and the SocialHousing Regulatory Authority.
“These are not RDP houses and will berented to tenants,” says Van der Merwe.“People who earn less than R7 500, have fi-nancial dependants, do not own property, donot receive a government subsidy and arewilling and able to pay rent, will qualify.”
Banderker says they have not yet been in-formed of when the public participationprocess will start.
“We already have signed petitions againstthe development and we will take it further
until they can guarantee our concerns arenot warranted,” he says.
VanderMerwe says it is too early to specu-late on the full impact the development willhave on the surrounding community.
“The impact will only be assessed once allof the outstanding technical informationhas been received. Only then will the caseofficer be in a position to assess the applica-tion and prepare the report for tabling atSubcouncil 17,” he says.
Banderker says a demonstration to voicetheir dissatisfaction could be on hand.V What are your thoughts on the development? Start-ing with the word “Post”, SMS your views to 32516.SMSes cost R1
BUILDING BLOCKS: The City of Cape Town recently gave approval for two of its erven in Rondebosch East to be leased for a low-cost housing development.
PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNETuesday, 16 September 20144 NEWS
Ameeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held on Thursday 25 September 2014at 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 meeting, you arerequested to contact Zizipho Gawulane on 021 400 1244 between 09:00-16:00. All requestsfor attendance must be received by no later than a day before the meeting. You will berequired to provide your surname, initials and contact telephone number. Visitors are kindlyrequested to be seated by 09:30.
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Cops’ conductunder scrutinyLOUISA STEYL
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Have you had agood or bad expe-rience with the
men and women inblue? Talk about it.Cape Town residents
are encouraged to sharetheir opinions about lo-cal police officersthrough the Reward aCop, Report a Cop cam-paign.This has been set up
as a hotline where resi-dents can share positiveor negative experiencesto promote effective po-licing.The campaign was
launched at a recentpublic meeting, headedby the provincial De-partment of Communi-ty Safety and MEC DanPlato.He urges residents tomake use of the hot-
line to query any questionable police be-haviour. The number is (021) 483 4332.Incidents should be reported to the sta-
tion commander,whose direct responsibili-ty is to take action, but can also be reportedto theCommunity Police Forumor the com-munity safety department by SMSing theword “report” to 35395, or emailing [email protected] is important to include all the relevant
information about a complaint as soon aspossible and to take note of names, ranksand vehicle registration numbers.If the complaint is about an existing crim-
inal case, complainants need to have thecase number handy.The person on the other end of the line
should tell the callerwhat to expect andpro-vide contact details so that the complaint
can be followed up.But it’s also important to show apprecia-
tion for officers who are doing a good job.To compliment good service, residents canspeak to their station commander, contactthe community police forum or SMS theword “reward” to 35395.Residents can fax a letter of thanks to
(021) 483 6026 or email [email protected] Department of Community Safety po-
licing pamphlet says professional policingrefers to police officers who know how todo their work with confidence, treat peoplewith respect, assist you on time and is ashelpful as possible.Residents are invited to lodge complaints
about slow or no response; rudeness or lackof respect; officers who don’t take reportsseriously; and officers who don’t know howto handle an issue.
Meet and greetCalling all Rondebosch East residents: doyou know your neighbours?Here is your chance to meet them while
contributing to a good cause.The Civic Association of Rondebosch
East will host a family picnic fundraiser on
Saturday 27 September atWindsorPrimarySchool for residents of Rondebosch East,Crawford, Kenwyn and surrounding areas.The event will be from 15:00 to 18:00 and
will feature live entertainment, spot prizesand many more attractions for all ages.Tickets will cost R100 per family and no al-cohol will be allowed.Contact Care at [email protected].
YOUNG AT HEART: Susan-na Franzaina Apolles re-cently celebrated her90th birthday. Affection-ately known as OumaApolles, she is the motherof nine children, grand-mother of 27 and great-grandmother of 30. Herbirthday celebrations in-cluded a Thanksgivingconcert hosted at theLansdowne MoravianChurch where funds wereraised to refurbish thechurch’s floor. Apolles is aretired teacher and is de-scribed as having “a beau-tiful smile, humble natureand big heart”.
Missing parentThe Cape Town Child Welfare Society isasking for the public’s assistance in find-
ingWilliamDe Bruin, whowas last seenin the Athlone and Hanover Park area.If anyone has information on his
whereabouts, contact social workerMerissa Hibbins on (021) 638 3127.
SPEAK UP: Community Safety MEC Dan Plato urges residents to makeuse of the Reward a Cop, Report a Cop hotline to query any questiona-ble police behaviour. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL
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Big Brother is packing a punch.And, if homeowners dig deep to help
raise funds, more cameras may becoming to the area.
The Lansdowne/Rondebosch East (Lan-Roe) Neighbourhood Watch has set out toacquire privately-funded CCTV cameras tomonitor vehicles entering and leaving thearea.
Watch member Moshin Karbelkar saysthe extra “eyes” are making a difference tothe number of criminal incidents reportedin the sector.
“We already have a camera set up on thecorner of Lawson Road and Seventh Ave-nue. Itwas installed on this site as it seemedto be the most likely entrance and exit forcriminals. The cameras are night vision ca-pable and can pick up details such asnumber plates and faces,” he says.
The watch recently acquired anothercamera – thanks to donations – to monitorthe opposite end of Seventh Avenue as thefirst camera doesn’t cover the entire vicini-ty.
“Residents have come forward to volun-teer to sponsor cameras as they are quitecostly. We have also discussed the possibili-ty of having live digital streaming to cell-phones, tablets and laptops of certain mem-bers in order to increase our responsetime,” he says.
Resident Christopher Lane says the foot-age is only available for viewing to neigh-bourhood watch members and the police.
“We are not monitoring the cameras allday, but if there are any incidents we cango back and look at the numberplates or fac-es if they made use of these roads,” he says.
With live streaming to members’ cell-
phones and tablets, the watch will be muchmore efficient, Karbelkar says.
“We hope that we will eventually be ableto roll out the project to the rest of the areaas well. With the help of the cameras we areable to identify perpetrators,” he says.
It is hoped the police will also be able toaccess the live feed once the system hasbeen established.
A date for the installation of the secondcamera has not yet been finalised, buthomeowners are happy to have the extraeyes on the street.
Watch chairperson Adam Fisher says thecameras have been instrumental in build-ing the case against the crowbar gang.
“We have footage of the getaway cars ofthe crowbar gang and we want to hand itover to the police,” he says.
At a recent meeting, Lansdowne policespokesperson Sergeant Nkululeko Mnyakasaid the video footage would be discussed.
“We will be setting up a meeting so thatwe can view the video and exchange noteswith the neighbourhood watches,” he says.
Karbelkar adds he would recommend theproject to also be implemented in other are-as.
“This has helped us to not only get rid ofbad elements, but to also add evidence tocases,” he says.
Nyanga Cluster Commander Major-Gen-eral Robbie Robberts encourages collabora-tive efforts with community crime fighters.
“Have regular meetings with the neigh-bourhood watches and the security compa-nies in the precinct, because we all have thesame goal,” he said at a recent public meet-ing.
In addition, Lansdowne police stationcommander Colonel Jan Alexander alsotook the opportunity to commend the ef-forts of the various watches.
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VISIBILITY: The LanRoe Neighbourhood Watch is keen to add more cameras to the streets.
PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNETuesday, 16 September 20146 NEWS
Time to get your groove onPeople’s Post and sister publication Tyger-Burger have secured a sizzling line-up forthe first Hot Summer Groove at GrandWestCasino on Saturday 6 December.Top artists sharing the stage at this con-
cert, which looks set to become an annualevent, includes Alistair Izobel, Emo andLoukmaan Adams, Blackbyrd and RamaineBarreiro-Lloyd.And thebandTakeNotewillmake sure the groove is in the house.Consummate showman Izobel needsno in-
troduction to Cape Town audiences. With ahealthy following, tickets to his concertsusually sell like hot cakes.While EmoAdams is known to light up the
stage with his antics and moves, brotherLoukmaan adds extra flair with his sultryvoice.The popular all-female trio Blackbyrdwill
belt out all their hits at Hot SummerGroove,
including All for me and I feel good today.The cherry on topwould be Ramaine Barrei-ro-Lloyd, known for her brilliant interpreta-tion of Tina Turner in the Barnyard’s pro-ductions.As an added bonus, wewill be giving away
a car at the show. Your ticket serves as yourentry, so don’t miss out! Up for grabs is aFAW V2 1.3 worth R100 000. This car comeswith all the bells and whistles includingpower steering, electric windows, radio/CDplayer, remote central locking, airbags andair conditioning. A service plan is also in-cluded and the car comes with a three-yearguarantee.Since it is the season of giving, we’ll also
be donating R5 of each ticket sold to a localcharity, which will be announced shortly.V Tickets for Hot Summer Groove, ranging from R130,are available from Computicket.
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SHOWMAN: Alistair Izobell is in the star-studdedline-up of the People’s Post/ TygerBurger HotSummer Groove. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
FOETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
A special needfor changeProvincial government is funnelling
over R2.3m towards an awarenesscampaign about Foetal Alcohol
Spectrum Disorder (FASD).These disorders develop in an unborn
baby if themother consumes alcohol dur-ing pregnancy.The alcohol is absorbed into the blood-
stream and poisons the foetus, affectingits organs.Babies are usually born with physical
and mental disabilities.South Africa has one of the highest in-
cidences of FASD in the world, and theWestern Cape is particularly affected bythe most serious FASD: Foetal AlcoholSyndrome (FAS).Albert Fritz, the provincial social de-
velopment minister, says the Depart-ment of Social Development is workingclosely with non-profit organisationssuch as the Foundation for Alcohol Relat-ed Research, FAS Facts and Early Yearsto help reduce and prevent the harmcaused by FAS.
Just over R2.3m has been allocated tothese three organisations.“Key to our efforts in tackling the
scourge is adopting awhole-of-society ap-proach, which involves building partner-ships with the private sector, NPOs andindividuals in our communities,” hesays.“Our efforts include a multi-pronged
approach to addressing the challengewhich involves the provincial depart-ments of Social Development, Health, Ed-ucation, and a number of NPOs.”The provincial health department con-
ducts research in conjunction with UCTto look at the impact of interventions.The education department has em-
barked on a comprehensive training pro-gramme to help teachers identify specialeducation needs, including children suf-fering from FAS.Pupils with FAS may receive support
from their class teacher or a learning sup-port teacher in a mainstream school orfull-service, inclusive school, Fritz says.
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HANOVER PARK
New world opened at CrystalSAMANTHA LEE
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Crystal High School pupils will soon beable to let their imaginations free as anew school library opens its doors.
Former pupils, parents and the privatesector helpedmake the facility a reality, andschool principal Dino Abrahams says theopening comes at the perfect time.“We are starting matric exams soon andthe library has provided the students witha place to study,” he says.Every public school should have a library,Abrahams believes.“It was set up to benefit all our pupils andincludes digital and hard-copy material aswell as internet access.”Mark Stevens, a parent, says: “I lovedreading when I was younger; it was some-thing that kept me motivated. Our childrenmust have access to good books and maybethat will change some of their mindsets toshow them they can achieve more,” he says.Although Hanover Park has a public li-brary, Abrahams says the school’s pupils
are not making use of it.“Owing to the library being in the heartof gang territory, children don’t feel safegoing there. This facility is close by withall the resources they need to help themwith the new curriculum,” Abrahamssays.Stevens agrees that pupils are not stay-ing away due to a lack of interest.“The public library is situated in a veryvolatile area and there is little security atthe moment. There have been so manyshootings in the area thatwe as parents arenot keen on allowing our children to gothere. If there is a library at school in a safecontrolled environment, children willwant to read,” he says.Provincial education departmentspokesperson Jessica Shelver says booksare an escape.“A library at school provides scholarswith resources that they would otherwiseneed to source on their own time and mayinvolve travel,” she says.Shelver agrees the public library is “notin an ideal state”.
“The library in HanoverPark is located in a hotspot soif the school has a good credi-ble library then it would bene-fit the pupils and teachers.Leaders are readers and booksopennewworlds,withnewop-portunities and new possibili-ties. Books allow learners torise up above their circum-stances,” she says.Abrahams says education isthe way out.“We want to pay it forwardfor the next generation andwehave encouraged our allumninot to forget about the schoolonce they are a success. Thisis only the first project with
many to follow,” he says.V If you would like to donate material or get involved
with the project, phone the school secretary on(021) 692 1378 or drop material during school hours.
READ INTO IT: Former pupils, parents and the private sectorhelped to create a state of the art library at Crystal High School.
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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNETuesday, 16 September 2014 SPORT 11
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The tournament, sponsored by the MRPFoundation, will be played on Saturday 20and 27 September.
It will feature under-19 teams from acrossthe Cape Peninsula and Cape Winelands.
The 32 teams have already been drawn in-to eight groups – Group A to Group H. Allmatches will be played at Westridge HighSchool.
Group A will feature MRP High SchoolsLeague champions Tafelsig, Bonteheuwel,Rocklands and New Eisleben.
In Group B, Oval North, Sibelius,Westridge and Ocean View will do battle,while MRP High Schools League runners-upCloetesville, Harold Cressy, Portland andBloekombos will fight it out in Group C.
Beacon Hill, Woodlands, Belgravia andRobinvale make up Group D, while GroupE comprises Spine Road, Trafalgar, Strand-fontein and Zola.
Group F will see Princeton, Mountview,Lentegeur and Groote Schuur do battle,while defending champions Mondale willstrut their stuff against Stellenzicht, Aloeand Silverstream.
The final group, Group H, will sees Cedar,Muizenberg, Glendale and Groenvlei com-pete for a place in the play-offs.
The matches kick off at 09:00 and will beplayed throughout the day.
TOP FINISHERS: The annual ARD Three Vleis 10km road race was held in Grassy Park onSunday. From left are Itheko’s Tom Lusaseni (first man in 30:57), Nusrullah Enos of ARDand Itheko’s Nomvuyesi Seti (first woman in 39:05). PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS
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Cricket meets academics at NewlandsCome January, one of the most famous
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school.The Western Province Cricket Associa-
tion (WPCA), in partnership with Stone-fountainColleges, announced the opening ofNewlands Cricket High School last week.Stonefountain Colleges founder and direc-
tor Shaheed Shaik says the school willbroaden the platform for talented cricketplayers so that more players of value canproceed through the local cricketing system.“There are currently four very prominent
cricket schools in town, but disadvantagedplayers cannot afford to attend theseschools,” he says.“Therefore, the objective of the Newlands
Cricket High School management team is toarrange scholarships for nine players froma disadvantaged background, thus ensuringmoney is not the most important criteriawhen deciding which players will be accept-ed at the top cricket institutions.”The school, which will be following the
provincial education department’s curricu-lum, will be accepting Grade 8 and Grade 9pupils for next year. The school will growwith a grade every year.“After five years, the school should have
at least 45 well-developed disadvantagedplayers vying for provincial selection onmerit, rather thanopting for the veryunpop-ular quota system,” Shaik, the school’s di-rector, explains.“The school will have a fully-fledged aca-
demic programme, but will fit the develop-ment of cricket skills into the daily pro-gramme.”According to the WPCA website, the
school will be housed in the Century Clubon the third floor of the southern end of thefield. It will also use the facilities of WesternProvince Cricket Club, which is a merestone’s throw away from the stadium.“Applicantswill be assessedby coaches on
the school’s staff in terms of their cricketability and only those players with an aboveaverage ability to play cricketwill be accept-ed. Players who show real potential but who
have fully not developed will also be consid-ered,” a statement reads.“Teaching staff will be registered with the
South African Council of Educators, whilecricket coaches will be at least Level Twocompliant coaches. The school’s core activi-ty will be cricket development and playerswill be exposed to the best possible pro-grammes, workshops and practice ses-sions.”The pupils will also be exposed to many
forms of cricket andwill playmatches in theWPCA schools and clubs competition. Theywill also tour the country and host touringteams from around the world.“Players will not lose out on school work
as teachers will be touring with the players,ensuring that the academic programme con-tinues,” Shaik says.WPCA general manager Nabeal Dien
praises Shaik for his “forward thinking” interms of cricket development and education.“He is passionate about education and
more passionate about the game of cricket,”Dien says.
“It is my contention that with his vast ex-perience and passion for education andcricket, this initiative will provide a naturalfit for ensuring a successful cricket school.WPCA are excited about this initiative andits implementation, as we have always sub-scribed to these values of education, accessand opportunity.”V Anyone interested in joining the school can phone(021) 696 3612 or SMS 084 586 9488. For more infor-mation visit www.newlandscricket.co.za.
HIGH KICK: Santos FC player Rayaan Domingo challenges Anele Mnyaka of Masidlale Academyduring the under-17 Coca-Cola Cup semi-final between the two sides in Khayelitsha on Saturday.Masidlale won 4-0 on penalties after the scores were tied at 1-1 after regulatory time.
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TOUGH TUSSLE: Ajax Cape Town’s Jason Britz shields the ball from Glendene United’s ThumbelheMxungeni during the under-17 Coca-Cola semi-final between the two sides in Khayelitsha on Satur-day. Ajax won 4-3 on penalties, after the teams played to a 1-1 stalemate after regulatory time.
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