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WETTON: GANGSTERS MOVE IN
Crime trolls under bridgeCARLO PETERSEN
@carlo_petersen
Miles “Miley” Morgan has been a gang-ster for as long as he can remember.The 38-year-old says he knows no
other way to live.Morgan is one of eight gangsters who re-cently set uphouseunderneathWettonRoadbridge in Dolphin Way.The area was fenced off two years ago, buthomeless peoplehave sincebrokendown thebarriers and have resettled into the Metro-rail-owned land.And despite locals’ fears of criminals liv-ing on their doorstep, the rail agency saysthere are no immediate plans to cordon offthe erf.Morgan admits that crime is the only wayhe survives. He has been to jail more than20 times.“Crime is our way of life; there is no otherway for us because that is all we know,” hesays.“I have tried to work doing a normal job,but I always end up going back to crime andthen I lose the job.”Morgan became a member of the 26s gangwhile in prison and says he has lost faith intrying to live an honest life.“I know that by stealing I will always havesomething on my plate at the end of the day.Living a normal, clean life just doesn’t makeany sense to me.”Two years ago about 30 people were forcedto move when the City of Cape Town andMetrorail set up steel fencing around the ar-ea to keep the homeless out.But the drifters slowly started makingtheir way back a fewmonths ago, homeown-ers say.Lansdowne police spokesperson SergeantNkululeko Mnyaka advises residents andcommuters to be vigilant and says more pa-trols will be conducted in the vicinity of thebridge.“The problem there is an old one becauseit is difficult to just move the people away.Some of the criminals don’t even sleep there.They just use the bridge as a place to hide.It’s almost like a halfway house for them,”he says.Sandra “Ouma” Fielies (57) has been liv-
ing near the bridge for over 10 years.Fielies was one of the 30 vagrants whowere removed in 2012.She has since taken up residence under-neath a pedestrian stairway along with 10other vagrants on the opposite side of thebridge in Dolphin Way.“We are not involved in crime.We get foodfrom residents and do odd jobs for money,but those guys on the other side are the onescausing the trouble,” Fielies insists.The Lansdowne Community Policing Fo-rum has been bombarded with complaintsabout criminals who call the bridge home,
says chairperson Thetha Sithole.The vagrancy in this area has been a soreissue for years, he confirms.“We need to sit down and speak to thembecause they are clearly not going any-where. We need a holistic solution to thisproblem because it’s not just the people wholive under the bridge who commit crime inthe area,” Sithole argues.Wetlands Neighbourhood Watch chair-person Maahier Moos says one of the com-munity crime fighters has found that drugsare also being sold by the vagrants under thebridge.
“We have been monitoring the situationandare liaisingwithpolice to go in there andsearch the area,” he says.Metrorail spokesperson Riana Scott saysWetton station is currently being redevel-oped.“The station is being revamped but thereare no immediate plans to further fence thearea as this will be addressed at the time ofdevelopment,” she says.Scott admits the rail agencywasnot awareof the gangsters who have set up camp ontheir property, but confirms Metrorail willinvestigate the matter.
HOME: A group of gangsters are believed tohave set up camp under a bridge near Wetton railway station. PHOTO: CARLO PETERSEN
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HOUSING: DISABLED TAKE POLITICIANS TO TASK
Frustration mountsLAILA MAJIET
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Disabled people continue to be sidelined.This was the sentiment shared at a
housing meeting last week.Wheelchair-bound locals say they are ig-
nored when it comes to the housing waiting
list. Their needs are also never taken intoaccount when residential developmentplans are made, they contend.While a number of housing projects have
sprungup acrossCapeTown in recent years,wheelchair-bound residents say thedevelop-ments are not accessible for all.Deputy Minister of Women, Children and
People with Disabilities Hendrietta Bogo-pane-Zulu says disabled people must de-mand better standards of service delivery.She suggests a housing list for disabled
people be established to ensure those withspecial needs are not overlooked.“When houses are allocated, developers
must indicatewhogets theproperties. Thoselists can be inspected by the public. They arenot top secret.“However, it is your responsibility to en-
quire,” Bogopane-Zulu says.Should ahouse not be accessible for a disa-
bled beneficiary, there is a rectification pro-gramme put in place by the Department ofHumanSettlements to address this problem.“There is money this government has set
aside for top-ups to ensure houses are acces-sible. If you become disabled due to an ill-ness, you can also make use of this pro-gramme,” she says.Anthony George is confined to a wheel-
chair. He believes more awareness needs tobe created to ensure the rights of disabledpeople are not violated.“People are not aware of the processes and
policies in place to assist them,” he says.George, who is also the provincial secre-
tary of Disabled People’s South Africa, saysnational government has put in place poli-cies that outline the guidelines which pro-vincial and local government should adhereto when building houses.“These policies aim to ensure accessible
houses are built for the disabled, but are not
always adhered to,” he argues.Bogopane-Zulu reiterates this and says
her department, which has an oversightfunction, tests norms and standards.“Should you be concerned about these
norms and standards not being upheld, con-tact my department so we can investigate.”Zou Kota-Fredericks, the deputy minister
of human settlements, says there are hous-ing developments where no disabled peoplehave benefited.“Each developermust set aside houses for
people with disabilities. These houses needto take into account the needs of the disabledperson.”AndileNdabeni says houses built inKhay-
elitsha do notmeet the needs of disabled peo-ple.“It sounds like to our leaders we do not be-
long in South Africa. I was told that a devel-opment in Site C is not suitable for peoplewith disabilities. If we do not belong in thesecommunities, where do we belong?”Hispatience iswearing thinashehasbeen
sent from pillar to post in a bid to resolvethe matter.“As disabled people we are always told to
be patient. Politicians always talk, but whenare they going to work for us?” he asked.Wheelchair-bound Allen Gordon ques-
tioned the sincerity of politicians speakingat the meeting.“This sounds like a story I have heard five
years ago. How long are we going to wait be-fore you take action?” Gordon asked.Two resolutionswere takenat themeeting
to address the public’s concerns, this in-cludes spreading awareness about the rightsand responsibilities of disabled people interms of the allocation of houses.It was suggested that the Department of
Human Settlements open a satellite office inthe Western Cape.
IN DIALOGUE: Tafelsig resident Anthony George (right) says the three spheres of government, national, local and provincial, should work together to ensure all houses are universally accessible.PHOTOS:LAILA MAJIET
AT THE HELM: Deputy minister of human settlements Zou KotaFredericks, ANC PR councillorJeremia Thuynsma and deputy minister of the Department of Women, Children and Peoplewith Disabilities Henriette BogopaneZulu in discussion while Veliswa Baduza, director generalof the women, children and people with disabilities department, addresses the meeting.
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SHERWOOD PARK: NO INJURIES IN FIRE
Fury sparksthe blaze thatburns ‘tik den’CARLO PETERSEN
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An infuriated man has allegedly burneddown a makeshift dwelling used as adrug den by tik addicts in Sherwood
Park.The angry homeowner is alleged to haveset fire to a shack in Third Avenue at 16:00on Sunday.Witnesses say themanbecame incensed af-termetal gates had been stolen fromhis prop-erty.After a brief investigation the communitysingled out a group of tik addicts living in adwelling on a vacant plot further down theroad.Marion Paulse (67) says the man has beentrying to build a house adjacent to her homefor over a year.“Every time he wants to start a new phasethey steal his building materials.”A neighbour, who does not want to be iden-tified and lives near the vacant plot in ThirdAvenue, said she witnessed the incident.“I saw him come here; he found out it wasthe tik koppe who stole his gates, so he tookpetrol and set the place alight,” she says.“Peoplewere shoutingandperforming, butthere was nobody inside at the time.”
Residents tried to hose down the blaze be-fore Fire and Rescue Services arrived to se-cure the area.Spokesperson Theo Layne confirmed theincident on Sunday.He says a case of suspected incendiarismhas been opened after rescuers found thatmalicious intent may have been behind thecause of the blaze.“One wood and iron structure was dam-aged by aminor structural fire. Our rescuersarrived on the scene at 16:35 and managed toextinguish the fire after 30 minutes. Therewere no injuries reported.”Layne says the incident report was handedover to police at the scene.However, Manenberg police spokespersonLieutenant Ian Bennett could not confirmthis.“We do not have any record of the fire. No-body has come forward to report the fire ormake a case.”Bennett says there have, however, been re-ports of homeless drug addicts committingcrime in Sherwood Park.“Themost recent was a theft out of amotorvehicle in Third Avenue on Sunday night.”Sherwood Park residents say the group ofaddicts has not been seen since the blaze onSunday.
UP IN SMOKE: Residents try to put out a blaze after a man allegedly burned down a dwellingused by tik addicts in Sherwood Park. PHOTOS: MONIQUE DUVAL
SPECTACLE: Noone was hurt when the alleged tik den was razed.
RESCUE: The fire brigade extinguished the blaze.
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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNEThursday, 17 April 20144 NEWS
CITY OF CAPE TOWNTHE CITY PROMOTES AND APPLIES THE PRINCIPLES OF EMPLOYMENTEQUITY. PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY
Human Communications (Cape) C108343
HUMAN SETTLEMENTS • TENANCY & HOMEOWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT• HOUSING MAINTENANCEARTISAN (CARPENTER)
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Requirements: • A relevant Trade Certificate • 3 years’ relevant experience • Knowledge ofthe Occupational Health and Safety Act • Proven supervisory skills • Physically fit • A validCode EB driver’s licence (PDP would be advantageous)
Key Performance Areas: Coordinate and control the set-up, work in progress andcompletion of specialised tasks/activities associated with the installation, maintenance andrepair to carpentry work etc, by including, monitoring and correcting the productivity andperformance outputs of support personnel and attending to routine/general administrative,recording requirements contributing to the accomplishment of departmental objectives
Please note: The successful candidate will be required to: • Work outside normal workinghours during emergencies and planned overtime • Be on standby when required • Work in allweather conditions
ARTISAN (BRICKLAYER)Basic Salary: R157 734 p.a. • Ref. No. HSG 12 /14
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Requirements: • A relevant Trade Certificate • 3 years’ relevant experience • Knowledge ofthe Occupational Health and Safety Act • Proven supervisory skills • A valid Code EB driver’slicence (PDP would be advantageous) • Willingness to work outside normal working hoursduring emergencies and planned overtime, be on standby when required and work in allweather conditions
Key Performance Areas: • Interpret and coordinate specific pre-work and site requirementswith regard to bricklaying, installation, repairs and planned maintenance • Complete internaltransactional documentation • Coordinate and perform the activities associated withconstruction installations and finishes in order to ensure installation and safety procedures andguidelines are complied with and tasks executed in accordance with standards associated withquality workmanship • Undertake planned and predictive brickwork maintenance • Performfaultfinding and repairs
Please forward your application to [email protected] Date: 25 April 2014
Please quote the reference number of the vacancy in all communications.Certified copies of qualifications must be available on request.
Visit our website at www.capetown.gov.za/careersNo late applications will be considered.
If no notification of appointment is received within three months of the closingdate, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.
The City of Cape Town is in the process of finalising its Draft Arts, Culture and CreativeIndustries Policy.
In terms of section 17 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000, thepublic and interested parties or groups are given the opportunity to submit recommendationsand input to the City from 15 April 2014 to 15 May 2014.
Comments, recommendations and input may be submitted by:
• Fax: 086 588 6844• E-mail: [email protected]• Written submission: Arts and Culture Department, 14th Floor, Telkom Tower Building, 2
Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town 8001• Online: www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay
The City’s Public Participation Unit will assist people who cannot read or write, people livingwith disabilities and people from other disadvantaged groups who are unable to submit writtencomments to have their comments, recommendations and input recorded and submitted tothe City. Contact the following persons:
For general public participation:Frederick Venter at 021 400 1768 or [email protected]
For disadvantaged groups:Anele Viti at 021 400 1652 or [email protected]
The draft policy will be available for viewing at www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay, atsubcouncil offices and libraries.
Direct enquiries to Natalie Harper at 021 417 4101 or [email protected].
ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER67/2014
HAVE YOUR SAY!DRAFT ARTS, CULTURE AND
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES POLICY
WESTERN CAPEPROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT
The Speaker and Members of theWestern Cape Provincial Parliamentwish the Christian community of the
Western Cape a blessed Easter.
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tasted 794 wines from 40 countries.Durbanville Hills shares the top po-sition with France, Canada, Swit-zerland, the Czech Republic, Aus-tralia and Spain.Cellar master Martin Moore says
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HANOVER PARK: CHILDREN LURED INTO A LIFE OF CRIME
The cycle of evil continuesCARLO PETERSEN
@carlo_petersen
Children are being blamed for a recentflare-up of gang violence in HanoverPark.
A spate of gang-related shootings whicherupted late last year left more than 20 deadand residents fraught with fear.However, after more than a month of
peace, violence is once again the norm.Three shootings in less than amonth have
left a 40-year-old man dead and a 10-year-oldboy and a 23-year-oldman seriously injured.The man was killed in Ryston Road after
being shot in the head, neck, chest and stom-ach on Friday 4 April.The boy and man were shot at Lomond
Court on Sunday 6 April. Both were treatedat hospital and have since returned hometo their families.Hanover Park Community Policing Fo-
rum chairperson Anthony Daniels saysyounger gangsters are to blame for the re-cent shootings.“The older gangs like the Americans and
Mongrels have settled down, but the newer,younger street gangs are now causing cha-os.”He says young gunmen are shooting frivo-
lously at random targets to gain entry intothe bigger gangs. “Shooting people givesthese guys a huge ego and they gain popular-ity among their peers. Then they brag aboutit to get into other gangs,” he says.Residents say children are soft targets for
gangsters who want to recruit them intotheir ranks.AlgoaCourt residentRaulParker (31) says
when he was a teenager, he was often har-assed by older gangsters. “Theyusedmoney,jewellery and expensive clothes to lure meand my friends into their gangs.”Parker says many of his peers are in jail
or dead. “Once you’re in a gang it’s difficultto get out and gangs like the Islanders arerecruiting youngsters for the Americans.ZahirMatthews admits to recruiting, list-
ingmoney, drugs and power as potent lures.Matthews was recruited as a teenager and
says the gang is constantly on the lookoutfor new members to dominate their territo-
ry. “The cycle continues,” hesays, adding that parents ofrecruited children make noreal effort to pull their childback from a life of evil. “Theydon’t encourage their chil-dren to leave the gangs; theyjust go with it.”Matthews says more than
10 boys – aged between 16 and18 – have been recruited to hisgang in April.Charlene Miller is a Hano-
ver Parkmother of three boysand her children joining agang is a horror she will fightto the end. “We know there isa big chance theywill becomegangsters. It’s just so common in areas likethis. Some parents don’t even try, but I willnever give up on my children,” she says.Miller says her boys, aged 10 to 15, are all
involved in sport and attend school daily.“We have to be positive and be good role
models for them while encouraging them tobe successful. The rest is in God’s hands.”
Philippi police spokesperson LieutenantLanceGoliath says this scenario is common.“We are doing lots of imbizos to mobilise
the community. It’s a sad reality because itis so hard for a single mother to raise goodchildren when they are being lured intogangs with money, power, drugs and thefake gloss that goes with that lifestyle.”
CALM FOR NOW: Police say children are to blame for recentshootings in Hanover Park. PHOTO: CARLO PETERSEN
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CRIME: SAFETY CONCERNS AFTER ROBBERIES
Mall securityon the alertTARREN-LEE HABELGAARN
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After five armed robberies in the lastfour months, some frequent shoppersat Vangate Mall feel their safety is be-
ing compromised.But centre management says additional
security measures are being explored toprevent robbers from striking again.
Themajority of these incidents tookplacebetween 09:00 and 13:00, confirms Athlonepolice spokesperson Sergeant Zita Norman.
The last reported incident took place lastmonth, when a security guard was shottwice by armed robbers who struck just be-fore 10:00 on Sunday 9 March.
According to a police report, four sus-pects entered a cellphone shop and used afirearm to threaten two employees.
The men made off with an undisclosednumber of cellphones.
They then hit a second store opposite thecellphone shop and stole an additional 45cellphones as well as laptops and modems.
The robbers then ran to the exit and shotthe mall security guard twice in the shoul-der before driving off in a green MercedesBenz.
Norman says suspects are becomingmore daring. “We have deployed a sectorpatrol vehicle and sector manager to patrolthe mall area at various times. We are alsomakinguseof theFlyingSquad topatrol theouter perimeters of the mall. During theday the Equestrian Unit patrols the parkingarea of the mall,” she says.
“Police don’t focus on retail areas andaren’t usually visible at shopping malls be-
cause most have privately employed securi-ty. However, it is concerning that criminalsare becoming more brazen and reckless byoperating in retail areas filled with people.”
Norman says mall workers are urged toshare CCTV footage of robberies takingplace, as well as produce identity kits of sus-pects and sharing information about theirmethods.
Shopper Alan Hendricks says it is alarm-ing that the robbers are striking in broaddaylight. “Security staff need to be properlytrained and increased. The safety of shop-pers needs to be ensured,” he insists.
Cheryl Jacobs, a shopper who witnessedan armed robbery at the mall earlier thisyear, says the incident left her scared.
“The robbers weren’t even wearingmasks,” she recalls. “They are striking dur-ing lunchtime when many innocent peopleare around.”People’s Post has reliably learnt more se-
curity measures are to be put in place, in-cluding hiring more security staff.
The sources, who refuse to be named, sayit is essential for the mall to have a goodrelationship with local police.
Vangate Mall management was ap-proached for comment, but at the time ofgoing to print there were no responses.
Athlone Community Policing Forumchairperson Azizah Kannemeyer says therobberies should not be taken lightly.
“Most of the security (guards) at mallsare not armed and do not wear bulletproofvests. The robbers wait until there are nosecurity officers around before striking. Ifthey appear, they become the target of therobbers’ violence,” she says.
PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNEThursday, 17 April 20146 WORD ON THE STREET
Ameeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held on Thursday 24 April 2014 at10:00 in the Council Chamber, 6th floor, Podium Block, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard,Cape Town.
Please note that limited seating is available in the public gallery of the Council Chamberand, therefore, seats will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. If you wish to attendthe meeting, you are requested to contact Michelle Alberts on 021 400 3708 between09:00 and 16:00. All requests for attendance must be received by no later than a day beforethe meeting. You will be required to provide your surname, initials and contact telephonenumber. Visitors are kindly requested to be seated by 09:30.
ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER
NOTICE OF AMEETING OF THE COUNCILOF THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN
Vaccine shortageThere is again a shortfall in the nationalsupply of polio and measles vaccines.The provincial Department of Health
is managing the available stock in theprovince to reduce the impact as far aspossible, says the department in a pressrelease. “In theWestern Cape, we are do-ing our best to manage the stock situa-tionwith the available stocks,” says pro-vincial Minister of Health TheunsBotha.“We will keep our patients informed.”In themeantime,Botha says, “patients
should contact their local healthcare fa-cilities to enquire about the availabilityof stock”.“Should stock not be available imme-
diately, please ensure that the child isimmunised as soon as stock returns to
normal,” he advises.As an interim arrangement, vaccines
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Sweets andpickled fishThe familiar smell of pickled fish and on-
ions doused in vinegar waft frommanyhomes this weekend as Capetonians
prepare for Easter.The excitement is contagious as parents
plan where to hide Easter eggs for little onesto hunt.Familieswill kick back and relax over this
long weekend.People’s Post readers sharewhat theyhave
planned. Chevon Booysen took the photos.
SAMANTHA SMIT says: “I will be spending theweekend with family as my husband is workingaway from home. I look forward to the pickledfish my father is preparing.”
SHARLENE HENDRICKS will be attending churchfor most of the weekend. “Good Friday is very important. I will go to church on Sunday as well.On Monday I will have a picnic with church ladies.”
ISRAEL HENDRICKS won’t be having a traditionalEaster weekend. “I am a soccer coach and we willbe playing in a tournament all weekend. I’ll eatmy pickled fish before we go out to play.”
THOBEKA NTLANGWINI looks forward to makingpickled fish for her family. “I will be going tochurch on Friday and Sunday. I can’t wait to servemy family of seven with my pickled fish.”
LUKE GREEN is a chef and will work the weekend.“I will be preparing other people’s pickle fish. ButI also have some fun activities planned for mychildren who will take part in an Easter egg hunt.”
ALANA THOMAS will tuck into hot cross buns. “Iwill be spending the time with my family. It’s apersonal preference not to eat pickled fish, butI definitely want a big chocolate egg.”
BRIAN PHILLIPS is looking forward to spendingtime with his girlfriend. “We will be going tochurch on Friday. It will also be the first year mygirlfriend will be eating pickled fish.”
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TheManenberg Action Campaign (Mac) hascalled on politicians to join hands in thefight against gang violence.The initiative, which is being spearhead-
ed by the ANC, saw cabinet ministers anddelegates from different political parties putaside their differences onWednesday 9Aprilto brainstorm solutions.Two national ministers, Rob Davies
(trade and industry) andEbrahimPatel (eco-nomic development); two deputy ministers,ANC provincial chairperson Marius Frans-man and Deputy Minister of Human Settle-ments Zoe Kota-Fredericks, Western Capejustice head Hishaam Mohamed, and DAMEC Dan Plato and Social DevelopmentMECAlbert Fritzmet at theManenberg Peo-ple’s Centre to speak to residents.Patel mentioned going door to door in the
area a week ago to talk to residents aboutcrime and drugs. “We can’t live in a societythat is this violent,” he said.“Even if all themerchants are jailed, there
will still be a demand for drugs, so there willalways be merchants to supply them.”
Patel added that while police have an im-portant role to play, problems will not besolved without giving young people hope.Fritz promisedpractical interventions, in-
cluding job opportunities and programmesfor the youth.“We cannot be pointing fingers at this
point; people are dying, our children are dy-ing,” he said.Davies said the community should work
together with Mac and other NGOs as wellasbusinesses and identify a fewprojects thatcould be operational in Manenberg.“After the elections, we will bring down
a team from theDepartment of Trade and In-dustry to take the projects through the proc-ess of applying for funding and for support,”he said.“Many young people see themselves as
having better opportunities by engaging inillegal activities. They see far too few oppor-tunities for themselves.”Davies said his department believed that
gettingyoungpeople and communities to en-gage in legal economic activities wouldmake a world of difference.Plato hopes the initiative will bear fruit
and said his department has been involved
in initiatives to combat the violence.Manenberg Police Station commissioner
Brigadier Andre van Dyk said there hadbeen a drastic decrease in violence due to aLaw Enforcement initiative to increase po-lice visibility around schools.“We are making strides toward a safer
Manenberg and this initiative is a good wayto get us there faster,” Van Dyk said.Over 30 people – including children – have
been shot and killed in the space of year.However, themeetingwasmetwithmixed
feelings. Sandra de Vries (45) hopes this isnot another ploy to garner votes. “We haveheard things like this before, just before theelectionswhen theymakeall these big prom-ises.”Zain Latoe (32) agrees.“If they make promises they should keep
it because our people are tired,” he said.ButMac chairperson LarenzoMorris lists
the meeting as a success.“What this plan addresses is howwe speak
to safety as court and street committees, asresidents and ordinary active citizens. Wealso (identified) 50 individuals who will betrained by national government in a nation-al certificate for security practises,” he said.
I SWEAR: ANC chairperson Marius Fransmanat the meeting. PHOTO: CARLO PETERSEN
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Honouring Giantsin MaitlandGARY VAN DYK
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An era when sport played a big part inthe community was rememberedwhen Maitland Giants Baseball Club
recently hosted a reunion.Former star players spoke about the
game with fond memories of the enjoymentit brought to them and, most importantly,the positive impact it had on them as jun-iors taking the lessons of discipline intotheir adult lives.
While many of those players may haveleft Maitland and spread across the penin-sula, it was obvious that the Giants re-tained a special place in their hearts.
This event was the brainchild of MilesOctober, a former player who rose throughtheir ranks from junior level, and wants togive back to his community through a neworganisation Play Sport4Life (PS4L).
“The organisation is a new developmentventure based in the Kensington, Factretonand Maitland areas that wants to revivesport in the area,” he says.
“We organised this event to highlighthow important sport was in the communityand to honour some of the club’s formergreats who were inducted into the Hall ofFame. It’s important that we show our ap-preciation for the role these guys played.”
While the evening was well attended andsaw former players from many eras get to-gether for the first time, there was also abig surprise.
“Kenny Roman, the club’s star pitcher inthe 1970s, was flown in from Australia to at-tend the event and surprised birthday boyDanny Page when he walked in with a hugeMaitland Giants birthday cake,” Milessays.
“This was very special for so many of themembers because Kenny was one of thestars of our teams. He shared some of thehighlights of his playing days with the gath-ering.”
Miles is serious the goals of PS4L in hishome suburb. “We want to revive sport inthe community as a means to deal with thesocial issues plaguing it – rampant drugabuse, gang violence and crime.
“PS4L intends to provide a safe environ-ment where children and adults can playsport and have fun and at the same time,learn essential skills such being disci-plined, team work and respect for others.
“Other sports clubs which have benefitedfrom PS4L sponsorship this year includesNorway Parks Football Club, Athlone A’sBaseball Club and Kenfac Phillies SoftballClub.”V For more information on PS4L visit www.play-sport4life.org
DOWN MEMORY LANE: The stars of yesteryear from Maitland Giants who were inducted into theHall of Fame. At the back, from left, are George Fester, Greg Josias, Ron Jacobs, Danny April andMaurice Roman. Seated, from left, are Danny Page, Kenny Roman, George Willenberg, Dennis Millar,Trevor Oldale, and Les Willenberg. PHOTOS: GARY VAN DYK
KNOCKED ON: UCT’s Michael Botha loses possession as Tygerberg RFC’s Alrich Muller (right)and Kyle Breytenbach (left) put in tackles during a Super League A match at Florida Park onSaturday. UCT won 4717. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES
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ON THE CHARGE: MIT Rangers player Ebrahim Brown attacks during a Super League C matchat the Ohio Street Sports Complex on Saturday. Silvertree won 2421. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS
TOO LATE: MIT Rangers player Safwaan Fredericks (right) scores a try as Silvertree RFC’sSaadiq Hendricks tries to stop him during a Super League C match at the Ohio StreetSports Complex on Saturday. Silvertree won 2421. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS
GreenwoodAthletic clinchessponsorship dealLIAM MOSES
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ARetreat football club believes a recent-ly inked sponsorship deal could help itprogress to the professional ranks.
Greenwood Athletic, affiliated to the CapeDistrict Local Football Association (CDL-FA) Super League, has set it sights on a spotin the SAB League and eventually the ABCMotsepe League (Safa Second Division).Club secretary Noel Isaacs believes a
sponsorship is exactly what the club neededto make their dream a reality.“It will help us to bemore professional; we
will look more professional during and be-fore matches, and at training,” he says.“Since we have secured the sponsorship
everyone at the club is more motivated andspirits are high. We can all feel somethingdifferent is happening.”Greenwood received a sponsorship from
the Kaaf Trust, a Cape Town NGO which as-sists disadvantaged people.The trust will provide the clubwithmatch
kit, training kit, training equipment, leisurewear, balls and a fee for administration.Thevalue of the sponsorship is not known.Kaaf Trust founder and chairperson Dr
AnwahNagia says the organisation chose tosponsorGreenwood because of the club’s po-tential.“Greenwood Athletic are a disadvantaged
club fromadisadvantaged community, play-
ing excellent soccer. The logical conclusionis for them to accelerate their game on andoff the field,” he says.“The club has fantastic administrators;
they have managed to keep everyone moti-vated and disciplined, and bonded the com-munity in a very difficult area.”Nagia believes aiding the club to progress
to the professional ranks will give the area’syouth a stage and outlet for their football tal-ent.Greenwood previously played in the Sec-
ond Division, but sold the franchise in 2002whenoperational expenses became toohigh.They subsequently moved to the CDLFA
from the South Peninsula LFA and havebeen successful ever since.“We have been affiliated to the CDLFA for
seven years and have won the title threetimes,” Isaacs says.“At the beginning of the year we sat down
and realised that we had become compla-cent. We decided that we wanted to be morerelevant in football – the only way to do thatis to play in the SAB or ABC Motsepeleagues.”Last year the club finished second in the
CDLFA Super League. To qualify for theSAB League promotion play-offs, they willneed to win the tournament this year.Greenwood has been in action twice this
season, thrashing Battswood 7-1 on Satur-day 5 April and beating defending champi-ons Crusaders 3-1 on Saturday 12 April.
WPCC win the silverware againLIAM MOSES
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Western Province Cricket Club claimed itssecond consecutive Feedem Pitseng Knock-out Cup after thrashing Panorama PrimarySchool in the final on Saturday.Team manager Shaheed Shaik says their
secret to victorywas ensuring his team com-peted against quality opposition.“Wewent through a rigorous training and
warm-up schedule where we played 23warm-up games in preparation for the tour-nament,” he says. “Half of the teams wereunder-15 and under-16 sides, so we werepretty confident playing against teams ourown age when we went to the final.”The tournament kicked off in January
with over 60 school and club under-13 sidescompeting. The final four then met in thesemi-finals at Sahara ParkNewlands on Sat-urday to decide who would lift the trophy.The penultimate games took a 15-over for-
mat and pitted Panorama Primary againstGrassy Park’s Bluebells Cricket Club andWPCC against Kenridge Primary, in twoNorthern Suburbs vs Southern Suburbs en-counters.Panorama went through to the final after
a narrow, one-run win, while WPCC beatKenridge by 20 runs to set up another north-south clash in the final – a 20-over encounter.Panorama won the toss and elected to bat.
After reaching a healthy total of 114/2 in 14overs, WPCC’s bowling attack struck withdevastating effect to bowl Panorama out forjust 123 in the 19th over.ColeWalbrugh starred for Panoramawith
a classy 62 off 65 balls. WPCC bowlers Cam-eron Tanner and Jono Bird were at their de-structive best, taking 5/7 and 3/2 respective-ly.WPCC reached the required 124 in just 13
overs for the loss of only two wickets.Rondebosch Boys’ Junior School pupil Le-
han Botha scored 57, his second half-ton onthe day, while Jono Bird proved himself anall-rounder with 47 not out.Shaik says Tanner and Bird’s wicket
hauls came as a surprise as neither is a regu-lar bowler.“The secret is that the boys believed in
themselves,” he says.“They played so many games and knew
their role in the team. They didn’t look atthemselves as individuals; they looked atthemselves as a team competing to win thefinal.”The individual awards also went to the
tournament victors, withBotha’s half centu-ries earning him the player of the tourna-ment award and Tanner winning the bowlerof the tournament thanks to his fifer in thefinal. Kenridge Primary’s Francois Jouberttook the batsman of the tournament awardthanks to his unbeaten 75 in the semi-final.
TRIUMPHANT AGAIN: Western Province Cricket Club won its second consecutive Feedem PitsengKnockout Cup at Newlands on Saturday. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
FLYING LEAP:An RC Athleticoplayer jumps toavoid a slidingtackle from AllStars player Tyrone Jacobs(grounded)during an under17 match atChucker RoadSports Complexon Saturday. AllStars won 60.PHOTO: RASHIEDISAACS
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Run to get Green Point glowingSouth Africa’s most unique road race is setto hit the streets of Cape Town with a burstof colour on Saturday 10 May.The Neon Run will see participants run,
cycle, skate or walk the 5km night routecovered inneonaccessories andbodypaint,only to be greeted by a neon party at the fin-ish line.Event manager Tavis Brown expects the
inaugural event to be loads of fun.“After months of planning the Neon Run,
we are so excited to be launching thisunique event in SA,” he says.“We have had an amazing response and
look forward to the electric event.”Participants will travel through several
different “glow zones” that will show thefull effect of their paint andaccessories dur-ing the course.The party to follow will feature some of
SA’s top artists, including Chris Taylor,Dean Fuel, ShortStraw, The Kiffness and
5FM’s Roger Goode.The race aims to unite thousands of peo-
ple under the night sky in one exciting andunique event.Organisers say participants can expect a
fun night as they experience the “neon life-style”, whether on foot, skates or wheels.The event will take place at the Cape
Town Stadium forecourt from 15:00 until23:00 on Saturday 10 May.Single tickets cost R220, while group en-
tries of four people or more cost R180. Chil-dren’s tickets cost R90. All entrants will getglow sticks; other accessories will be onsale.For tickets or more information visit
www.neonrun.co.za. Follow the action onTwitter at @NeonRunSA and on Facebookat www.facebook.com/NeonRunSA.V Five People’s Post readers can each win double tick-ets to the Neon Run. Visit www.peoplespost.co.za toenter. Winners will be notified by phone.
Equipmentdeal sealedLIAM MOSES
@LiamCPT
The 16 schools participating in theMr Price High Schools’ Leaguehave received football equipment
worth thousands of rands after theleagueorganisers secureda sponsorshipfrom Umbro South Africa.Umbro has provided each school with
10 balls, an agility ladder, hurdles,cones, a planner for the coach, a whistleand a captain’s arm band.League chairperson Shamiel Kolbee
says the sponsorship is invaluable asmost of the schools can not afford to buyequipment.“This is manna from heaven for some
of these schools,” he says.“One of the coaches recently told me
he didn’t know how he was going to getthrough training without balls. Normal-lyweassist byproviding oneor twoballsdue to a small budget, but now they aregetting 10 balls each.Umbromust be giv-en the credited for this.”Kolbee adds the sponsorship will help
football development.“Itwill improve the quality of football.
Some of these kids play for clubs, butmany of themdon’t. This is the only foot-ball outlet they have.”The sponsorship cameabout afterKol-
bee contacted Umbro to purchase balls.
Hewas immediately invited to ameetingfor potential sponsorship.Tristan Karakashian, Umbro head of
marketing, says the company chose topartner with the Mr Price League be-cause of Mitchell’s Plain’s reputation asa football hotbed.“We decided to be the brand that cares
for everyone and the local communi-ties,” he says.“We need them to be good at football,
but we alsowant to help themwith prob-lems they face.We thought if we providemore equipment and keep (youths) in-volved in sport, we can keep them awayfrom gangsterism. Mr Price already dothat by running this league, so theyneeded a company to sponsor equip-ment.”Karakashian adds the “relationship
could progress” to other forms of spon-sorship, including full playing kit. MrPrice currently provides the teams withplaying kit and tracksuits.The schools involved in the tourna-
ment are Beacon Hill, Glendale, Mon-dale, Lentegeur, Oval North, Portland,Princeton, Rocklands, Spine Road,Westridge, Cedar, Aloe, Tafelsig andStrandfontein high schools.Stellenbosch’s Cloetesville and Bel-
gravia High School in Athlone also par-ticipate.
TOUGH TACKLING: All Stars FC’s Yonic Africa (left) makes a tackle on RC Athletico’sStorm Ceaser during an under17 match at Chucker Road Sports Complex on Saturday. AllStars were convincing 60 victors. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS