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More than three years have passed and theempty promises to construct a functionalfish market for traders at Hanover Park ter-minus remain just that – empty.Two years ago, then ward councillor Ken

Lategan confirmed that plans were in placeto build a designated trading area for fish-mongers (“Hawkers irate over fish marketproject”, People’s Post, 2 March 2010).At the time Lategan was quoted as saying

the trading areawould be equippedwith suf-ficient drainage, ample lighting, taps andrefuse bins.But Faldi Samuels, who has been trading

at the terminus for close to 20 years, saysnone of these developments have material-ised. He says these issues remain a gnawingconcern.“We still have nowhere to dump ourwaste

or water to clean around our stalls. We endup dumping it on the pavement just to provea point, but this is causing a health hazardto those walking past,” Samuels explains.Trader Nasser Seat says they are well

aware of theunbearable smell, but that thereis not much they can do.“We hear the other traders complaining

but we can’t help it. We don’t have the facili-ties to cleanproperly.Allwewant is a decentspace to trade and water and waste removalbins to keep the place clean,” he says.In agreement with his fellow fish traders,

Agmat Davids, who has been trading at theterminus formore than 40 years, says he reg-ularly tries to transport his waste and fishguts to a dumping area where it can be dis-posed of properly, but rising petrol costs aretaking quite a bit of his daily earnings.Aisha Kriel, one of the food vendors near-

by, feels it is not fair that the fishmongershave to make a living in such conditions.“The government really needs to provide

themwith adequate facilities. They do cleanasmuch as possible, but they definitely need

taps and cleaning detergents.”Trader Fatima Prins, also known as the

Spice Girl at the terminus, says that someof them try their best to keep their areasclean and tidy by driving away the wastethemselves, “but this smell is sometimes soterrible”.Subcouncil chairperson George March

says they are aware of the concerns at theterminus and have placed the issue on theiragenda for discussion on how to uplift thetrading area. “We know the area as a wholeis in need and are looking at a redevelop-ment project,” March says.Numerous attempts to obtain comment

from current ward councillor Antonio vander Rheede have been unsuccessful.

Empty promises stinkHANOVER PARK: FISHMONGERS STILL STRUGGLING

GUTTED: Fishmonger Agmat Davids says he is sick ofempty promises. PHOTO: NIKITA SYLVESTER

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TAMMY PETERSEN

More feet aremaking theirway towardpublictransport interchanges as fuel prices lastweek hit an all-time high.And if the rand’s value continues to plum-

met, more petrol price hikes could be in thepipeline.Lift clubs, cycling and even old-fashioned

walking are some of the alternatives motor-ists are now forced to consider to keep theirbudgets balanced.Taxi driverArnoldDreyer says the clusters

of people waiting at pick-up points havegrown in the lastweek.An increase inpassen-gers is fantastic, he says, as drivers will nowhave to make extra trips to make their dailytargets.

“Most of the stops on my route have dou-bled in the number of passengers. It reallyis a blessing because the petrol price in-crease is really eating at our pockets,” hesays.“No driver will ever say no thanks to ex-

tra bums on the seats.”To which one grumpy, particularly

squashed commuter responded: “Ja, butone seat is made for only one bum!”Taxi fares only increase once a year, and

taxi bosses say there has been no word ona price hike – yet.DouglasMdoda says he has startedwork-

ing an hour earlier to “squeeze in” an extratrip.“I have three kids andawifewhomIneed

to support. If I don’t make my target, myboss doesn’t payme in full and I don’tmakeany extras. We work on a system similarto a commission structure. And if you don’tbring in the money, you don’t get fullypaid.”Switching from his own car to public

transport was an easy decision to make,Ralph Ockers says.He previously travelled about 40kms a

day between home and work, and says therecent petrol price increase would havewreaked havoc on his budget.“I couldmanage if the price per litre rose

by 10c, but to jump by almost R1 is ridicu-lous. Driving yourself to work is now a lux-ury,” he says.Train services apparently haven’t seen a

drastic increase in commuters heading tostations.However, some periods have seen more

bodies make their way through the turn-stiles, says one ticket barrier.“Usually, things slow down between

07:30 and 09:00 as most people would al-ready be close to or atwork. But this periodhas now also become more busy,” he ex-

plains.More “professional-looking” people are al-

so using the train, he adds. “It appears thatmore suit and high-heelwearing commutersare standing on the platforms. It is, after all,the cheapest transport service.”Lizelle Marais works as a personal assist-

ant in the city centre.For five years she has been part of a lift

club, but can no longer afford this “luxury”.“It was either give up the wheels, or give

up the necessities,” she says.“And while travelling by train is most of

the time quite unreliable and in no wayglamorous, it is easy on the pay cheque.”

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

port infrastructure is under increasingpres-sure, resulting in longer peak periods, wors-ening congestion, andwasting valuable timein traffic, he explains.“Public transport really is the way of the

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

PETROL PRICE: COMMUTERS SEEK ALTERNATIVES TO GET TO WORK

Fuelled to take public transport

ONE STOP: Taxis are one of the three modes of public transport cash-strapped motorists may consider.

The province needs your blood.This appeal by the WP Blood Trans-

fusion Service comes as stock is declin-ing and is at a three-day blood supply.Possible causes are the three-week

school holiday and donors suffering ofcolds and flu and therefore being una-ble to donate.It is also the start of Ramadaan,

whichmeans a large number of donorswon’t be able to donate due to the fast.“We are appealing to the public to do

something remarkable and support thecause of blood donation,” says spokes-person Marlize Mouton, adding “30minutes from you could mean a life-time for someone else”.A single donation will make an impact

on the lives of at least three patients indire need of blood.

Although all blood groups are needed,there is a great shortage of the O-bloodgroup.

GroupO-blood is compatiblewith allother blood groups and most oftenused in cases of emergency.People older than 16, weighingmore

than 50kgs, who are in general goodhealth and lead a safe lifestyle are eli-gible to donate blood.Donors must remember to eat a sub-

stantial meal within three to fourhours before donating and increasenon-alcoholic fluid intake.You can donate blood at the perma-

nent clinic at Blue Route Mall inTokai. It is open all week and on Satur-day from 09:00 to 14:45 and Sundayfrom 09:00 to 11:45.V Visit www.wpblood.org.za for more clinic de­

tails. Alternatively email info@wpbts.org.za, call(021) 507 6300 or SMS the word “Blood” to 33507and officials will call you back with the information.

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Police remain on the hunt for 32-year-oldBronwyn Lakay after a little girl was killedin a hit-and-run in Hanover Park.Also known as Bassier Lodewyk, the sus-

pect is wanted for questioning in connec-tion with a culpable homicide case whichtook place in Stonelands Road on the after-noon of 24 May.According to police spokesperson Lieu-

tenant Ian Bennett, Phillipi police officialsspotted a suspicious black Volkswagen Jet-ta in the area.As officers approached the vehicle, the

driver sped off in the direction of the sportsfield in Stonelands Road.Bennett says Lakay drove the vehicle

straight onto the sports field where seven-year-old Adeelah Oliver and her threefriends were playing.In an attempt to escape police, the driver

hit the girl and immediately fled in the ve-hicle.“The child was declared dead on the

scene,” says Bennett.Adeelah’s cousin, who asks not to be

named, witnessed the tragedy unfoldingfrom her bedroom window while cleaningthe room.“I saw the car coming and screamed. Just

as I ran out towards her, the car drovestraight into her,” says the visibly dis-traught relative.Sheadds that she saw threemen jumpout

of the vehicle as police officers gave chase.“Iwas in such a panic. I didn’t knowwhat

to do. I called for my aunt to help.”Bennett says the two passengers have

been questioned and agreed to serve as wit-nesses. They are not being charged.The aunt, Shameema Karriem, was look-

ing after her nieceAdeelahwhile hermoth-er worked. Karriem says the family stillgrapples with the grief.A month has passed since that devastat-

ing day.Adeelah’s cousin describes her as the

type of girl who could creep into anyone’sheart.

“She was so loving and playful.”For Faghmeeda Oliver this is a cruel twist

of fate – her daughter Adeelah died on her40th birthday.“Each time she sees the other children go-

ing to school it breaks her heart,” says Kar-riem.Oliver says that although nothing will

bring her little girl back, she feels justicemust be done and the law must to take itscourse.Her father Adiel Carolissen aches for jus-

tice.“I will not rest until they find him.”A case of culpable homicide is being inves-

tigated.Anyone with information regarding the

whereabouts of Bronwyn Lakay is urged tocall Philippi police on 021 690 1526 or Detec-tive Sergeant Basson on 073 176 1730.

HANOVER PARK: SEARCH FOR HIT-AND-RUN SUSPECT

SUSPECT: Bronwyn Lakay, also known as BassierLodewyk, is wanted for questioning.

DEVASTATED: Shameema Karriem holds up a photo of her seven-year-old niece Adeelah Oliver.Adeelah was killed on her mother’s 40th birthday. PHOTO: NIKITA SYLVESTER

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Working as a street newspaper vendor formost of his life, Dennis Engelbrecht’s liveli-hood now hangs in the balance after he washit by a bus in Manenberg last Mondaymorning.Manenberg police spokesperson Lieuten-

ant IanBennett says the driver of theGoldenArrow bus was reversing and trying to parkwhen he hit Engelbrecht, who was believedto be standing in the driver’s blind spot.Engelbrecht (53) remains in hospital with

two broken legs pending a possible opera-tion.During a hospital visit, Engelbrecht told

his partner Dorothy Solomons that he wascrossing the road to sell someone a newspa-per when the bus knocked him.“He had a stroke before so he can’t move

as quickly as he used to,” she says.“All that I keep telling him is that God is

good. I just can’twait to have himbackhomewhere he belongs. The bed is so cold withouthim,” his life partner says with a smile.Solomons recalls seeing police and ambu-

lance vehicles all around as she made herway to the corner of Duinefontein and Klip-fontein roads where Engelbrecht sells hisnewspapers everyday. “I got such a hugefright, I ran toward him and just saw himlying there,” she says.“I began yelling, asking the people around

what had happened. I couldn’t believe itwhen they toldmehewasknockedby abus.”Bennett says after the accident Engelbre-

cht was immediately transported to GFJooste Hospital for treatment and was latertaken to Groote Schuur Hospital.Solomons says that Engelbrecht has al-

ready undergone one operation.“Metal plates were placed in his hips and

legs. We are now waiting to hear if he needsa second operation.”She adds that Engelbrecht has been a

newspaper vendor for more than 20 yearsand this accident will be quite a setback for

him.Golden Arrow spokesperson Bronwen

Dyke confirms they are aware of the inci-dent.She says that the information they re-

ceived was that the driver was reversing inorder to park and did not realise that thenewspaper vendor had moved behind thebus.“The driver was suspended immediately

in accordance with internal operating pro-cedure and our investigation will inter aliaestablish whether the driver followed thestandard safety protocol while reversing,”Dyke says. Police have confirmed that a caseof reckless and negligent driving will be in-vestigated to determine the exact cause.Anyone with information is urged to call

Manenberg police on 021 699 9400.

MANENBERG: NEWSPAPER SELLER KNOCKED OVER

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WORRIED: Dennis Engelbrecht’s partner Dorothywishes he would come home.PHOTO: NIKITA SYLVESTER

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At night the homeless huddle togetherfor warmth and safety under bridgesand in subways where nobody elseventures.So when they are woken up with a

hot bowl of home-made soup, the im-pact is huge.“Nobody speaks to them, nobody

gives them the time of day,’’ saysNuraan Hesselberth (27).Together with a small group of vol-

unteers,Hesselberth delivers hot soupand sandwiches as well as clothes tovagrants in Athlone, Wynberg, Mui-zenberg,KalkBay and anywhere inbe-tween.She says one group of three men got

such a fright when she woke them,they dived under their blankets.It all startedwhen she saw a friend’s

status on Facebook – a photograph ofpolice covering the bodies of threechildren who had died of the cold in CapeTown. She felt compelled to do something tohelp.Using social media she appealed for dona-

tions, which were soon flooding into hermodest townhouse.People shedidn’t knowarrived tohelp sort

the donations of clothes for easy distribu-

tion. One couple offered the use oftheir bakkie and their gas stove,and another offered the use of theirtruck.They have done three such mis-

sions already, driving on until eve-rything has been given out. Thestove allows them to serve the foodhot.Relaying the story of a woman

who asked for a pair of shoes for herson, Hesselberth says: “There arejust certain things you can’t forget.’’She returned later with her little

boy showing off his new shoes, as ifto prove she had not been lyingabout having a child. Herself amother of two young children, Hes-selberth says when she tucks herownchildren in at night she realiseshow much she has in comparison.“That moment with the little boy

was really hard for me, especiallyhaving lost a baby in February this

year,” she says, choking on her words astears pool in her eyes.“The children knock me a bit hard.’’The charity, Ayla’sWings, has been creat-

ed in honour of her stillborn child.She describes the poverty they witness as

“unbelievably heartbreaking’’.Hesselberth says those who cannot afford

to stay in a homeless shelter sleep up againstits wall.“One guy drank his soup, but kept half for

his dog. They have nothing, but they havemanners,’’ she says, adding men will oftencarry food to the women and children.“Some of them drink, sniff glue and smokethings,whateverputs theminanotherplace.You can’t blame them, I wouldn’t want to besober in that situation either.’’She says aword and a touch is appreciated

as much as the material goods.“They want to hold my hands or put an

arm across my shoulders.’’Amansheknowsonly asWilliam is “prob-

ably one of the most grateful people I haveever come across inmy life’’. Too shy to evenstep forward for some food, she says she hadto joke that the soup wasn’t going to cometo him.V Hesselberth prefers donations of clothes or food tocash. If you can help, phone Nuraan on 072 671 1954or email nuraanvds@gmail.com. Visit www.aylas­wings.co.za.

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HUMAN TOUCH: Nuraan Hesselberth with a man she knows onlyas William, who is thrilled with his new shoes. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

MAKINGMAKING IT COIT COUNT:UNT:Thaakir Waggie (left)and Tahier Hufkie get togrips with equations dur-ing a maths tuition classfor Grade 12 pupils. Theclasses are offered to pu-pils who have enrolledfor Pure Maths by theWynberg NPO LivingThrough Learning. Thesessions are facilitatedby maths teachers andare aimed at aiding pu-pils with revision and tohelp them with sectionsthey have trouble with.The classes are held at 1Barnstaple Road in Wyn-berg. The registration feeof R10 is payable on ar-rival. For more detailsphone from Chicco Ma-luma on (021) 761 2842.

PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNETuesday, 9 July 2013 NEWS 7

TAMMY PETERSEN

Despite numerous complaints of promiscui-ty, public indecency and robberies occur-ring at a contentious site in Newfields, theCity of Cape Town has decided not to put theerf on the market.This comes after the property was three

years ago considered for inclusion in coun-cil’s sales programme, which sees proper-ties which are not in use being disposed ofthrough resale.And while hopeful residents looked for-

ward to seeing the land separating LodewykCrescent from Turfhall Road being pur-chased and put to use, aggravated locals arenow questioning why the root of their trou-ble is not being chucked.Rashaad Harris, who lives next to the

sandy site, says the “filthy deeds” have goneon for long enough. “I have had it. Sellingthe property would have been the perfect so-lution to all this. When is this ever going tobe resolved? We are ratepayers, yet we haveto sit with this nonsense going on on ourdoorstep,” he fumes.Moos Mohammed says the scenes that

play out in the lane on a Saturday night “ri-

vals the sex nonsense they play on etv”.“It’s dirty, man. The people who roll

around in the sand don’t even live here.Who do they think they are to turn our dig-nified area into cesspit for such behaviour?And don’t get me started on the skollies thatsteal from hardworking people and use theveldjie as a getaway route,” he says.“The solution is simple: fence the plot in

and keep them out!”The property was previously zoned for

municipal purposes and could not be fencedoff as council required unfettered access tothe erf for maintenance purposes.But Garreth Bloor, the Mayoral Commit-

tee member for Economic, Environmentaland Spatial Planning, says the property isnow zoned as Community Zone 1, for whichprimary uses include places of worship,clinics and public open spaces.Three years ago, council’s property man-

agement department confirmed the proper-ty was being considered for inclusion in thedepartment’s sales programme.Brett Herron, the acting Mayoral Com-

mitteemember forFinance, says thedepart-ment’s selection of property for the disposalprogramme is influenced by strategic objec-

tives such asmaintenance costs, demand andsupply of property in the area and the proper-ty market environment.“The site is deemed not suitable for dispos-

al with the current zoning in place and willrequire extensive resources to prepare thesite for disposal,” he says.Resident Derrick Rhoda says he is not sur-

prised by council “once again disappointingthe people of Newfields”. “They don’t livehere. They aren’t exposed to this rubbish wehave to accept. We aren’t asking for multi-million rand investments – all we want is forthis problem pathway to be resolved,” he

seethes. “I don’t understand why they can’terect the fence and get it over with. We payour rates; it’s time to showuswhere it goes.”ButHerron says the closure of this “pedes-

trian access” will require careful considera-tion and comment from various council de-partments as it is “very convenient” forthose travelling on foot. “From a planningpoint of view, closing off the property isproblematic as it is clearly used by pedestri-an traffic to and from Turfhall Road whichis abus and taxi route. It separates thepedes-trians from the heavily trafficked intersec-tion of Turfhall and Newfields roads.”

NEWFIELDS: ROUTE OF DISSATISFACTION

City won’t sell sex pest plot

PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNETuesday, 9 July 20138 LETTERS

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It has become a familiar and accepted sight, one whichpasses with nary significance every Tuesday before thedreaded fuel price hike kicks in.That’s when drivers line up bumper-to-bumper at pet-

rol stations to fill up ahead of the petrol price hike thefirst Wednesday of that month.The media has ad nauseum given tips on how to beat

the fuel price hikes.Drivers are encouraged to take publictransport, from trains and taxis toRikkis, car pooling andeven cycling or walking.And, for those resilient drivers who have been able to

continue using their cars to work, here’s fair warning:there’s another fuel price hike on the cards for nextmonth. It’s a leap and you may well want to investigatehow you can institute some of those tips.Thenext increase due onWednesday 7August is report-

ed to be 61c. And it will hit your pocket hard as it erodesyour disposable income. With the petrol price after thismonth’s already steep 84c increase standing at R12.86, thenew price hike will bring the cost of a litre of petrol toR13.47. The department of energy attributes the fuel in-crease to the weak rand and international crude oil pric-es.Even so, South Africa is reportedly in a middle ground

when it comes to fuel cost extremes.Using the exchange rate as at Thursday 20 June, when

US$1=R10.23, onenewspaper survey found that thepetrolprice in South Africa was the 40thmost expensive amongthe countries investigated. At the time petrol cost R13.23a litre.Venezuela was the cheapest, at 11c a litre, while the US,

in 51st place, charged R9.51c a litre.Themost expensive country to fill upwas Turkey. Driv-

ers there paid R26.97 for a litre of petrol.Other European countries also exceeded the R20 a litre

bracket. Drivers here may argue that the incomes of thisdeveloping nation do not compare favourably with thoseof European countries.Brace yourselves.

Madiba magic is realDo you believe in magic? I do and I’ll tellyou why.Never again will we have one like him;

Nelson Mandela is an icon and a legendto millions, yet it is his humility thatmakes him so loveable.Having sacrificed somanyyears for the

liberation of our people, our dream wasfinally realised when he lead the countryto its first democratic elections. And, likea storybook hero, he was at the helm andcontinued to serve his people.That “he was born to lead” or that he

is a “living legend” falls way short of themagnanimity of this man and his sacri-fice.We should remember his family, too,

had to endure hardships (by) growing upwithout a father, husband and grandfa-ther and, in later years, having to sharehim with the rest of the world.Besides the sacrifices, it is also his

“MadibaMagic” that touches (and) envel-ops you, whether you are in the sameroom or not. Whenever he spoke, wheth-er it is serious or with that witty twinklein his eye, you always felt he spoke to youalone.That is my experience, and I am sure

the experience of many, although I didhave my moment “alone” with him.It was 1994 and he was only president

for a fewmonths. At the time, South Afri-ca was opening diplomatic relations withmany new countries and I was fortunateto be part of a media contingent to coversuch an event.Mynerveswere shot.Herewasmyhero

and a man whom we had literally foughtfor to be free and I was going to be in thesame room with him.I was the only woman photo-journalist

in the room and had this small, manualfixed-lens SLR Canon camera while eve-ryone else in the room had zoom lenseslonger than my arm.So I did what any determined, curious

and enamoured “professional” would do.I elbowedmyway to the front andpleadedto be (there) because of my fixed lensproblem. They obliged. It led not to thebest photograph or story, but to the best

memory of my life.The red carpet was laid out, the digni-

taries had arrived and then the an-nouncementwasmade: “The president ofthe Republic of South Africa, Mr NelsonMandela...”Phew! I couldn’t breathe! There I was

– from Hanover Park and in Parliament,whohad just 10 years beforebeen fightingin those very streets and the surroundsto free thisman – and there hewas. It wasan OMG moment.At the time Madiba was still wearing

dark lens glasses because of the damageto his eyes over the years, but he lookedno less handsome. He was tall, so muchtaller than I expected, upright, almost re-gal and so handsome.He walked into the room and greeted

everyone and because I was in the frontrow behind the barrier line I could seehim clearly and I guess he could see me,too.He walked over to me and said: “I see

we have a lady amongst all the men.” Hewas talking tomeand aboutme.He shookmy hand. Never one to keep my mouthshut I replied: “Hmmm, I can see thereis nothing wrong with your eyesight MrPresident.”He was about to respond when the an-

nouncement that the programme wasabout to start interrupted any further ex-change. But that was enough.I almost forgot to complete the assign-

ment I was sent on. I, of course, had towrite a thank you letter. It was short andsweet and said: “I never thought that sosoon after democracy, a member of thepublic would be allowed into parliamentwith a Canon to shoot the president.”I addressed it to Nelson Mandela, put

a stamp on it and that was that, or so Ithought.One month later, my postbox in Hano-

ver Park received an acknowledgementfrom the highest office in the land.It proved to me then, and now, that the

MadibaMagic is real! It will live on forev-er.Long live, Madiba! Long live!Zahieda van der Forte

Act now to saveprecious waterOur global water supply is becoming moreof an issue every day. Even though the earthconsists of 70%water, only 1% of that is safeto drink and 20-30% is in glaciers or other-wise unattainable. If water had to run outthe earth would become a place of torment(and) people would die.We never think about this issue. People’s

comments are: “Water is not expensive andI don’t care”, “It is none of my business”,“It’s the government’s duty” or “The futureis so far away. I don’t care!”Many continents’ glaciers will shrink dra-

matically by 2050. Most of the 12 desert re-gions will face a drier future by the end ofthis century. By 2025more than half of coun-tries will face fresh water stress or shortag-es.By 2050 75%of theworldpopulation couldface fresh water scarcity including one bil-lion people in Asia. In 2080 water shortagescould threaten 3.2 billion people out of theseven billion on this earth and that is in thefuture.Today only one in six people don’t have ac-

cess to water. The ice on Kilimanjaro hasshrunk 85% in 100 years. TheAral Sea is one10th of the size it was 50 years ago.We will watch loved ones die just because

we acted irresponsibly with water resourc-es. Because people acted emotionless to thistopic (it) certainly does not mean we cannotmake a difference to the world. It starts withsomething small and ends in something big.Water is earth’s most precious resource.

Water is the medium of life. It is the mostabundant compound found in all organisms.It varies from 65-89% in different organisms.Human tissues contain about 20% water inbone cells and 85% in brain cells. Almost allthe reactions of a cell occur in the presenceof water. Water is essential because if wedon’t drink it, we will become dehydratedand die. Plants need it, and most plants arefood, which we also need to live. Animalsneed it, which we need as food, too.Everything and anything that’s beenman-

made or earth-made goes back to water! Wa-ter is aprecious resourcebecause all ourdai-ly activities are carried out with the help ofwater. As Dr Seuss said: “Unless someonelike you cares a whole awful lot, nothing isgoing to get better. It’s not.”Lauren Gericke (12)

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PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNETuesday, 9 July 2013 NEWS 9

Advertorial: It’s raining cash at LansdowneCorner Shopping Centre.Lansdowne Corner Shopping Centre’s

Catch the Cash promotion kicked off onSaturday 15 June.The threewinnerswho each received the

opportunity to catch up to R1000 in thecash booth were Livina Mentoor, ChadleyBlaauw and Caron Blaauw.They had only thirty seconds to do their

best.All of them had great success and no-

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To enter, simply follow these four steps:pick up an entry form at any store; collectfive stamps by making a purchase of anyamount at five stores; place your till slipsin the completed entry envelope; and dropit in the entry box near Shoprite.Five winners will be drawn every month

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TAURIQ HASSEN

While other teenagers spend their timeon idle pursuits, a group of youngstersare plotting their next move to help theircommunity.Calling themselvesMakingOriginality

Beautiful (MOB), six youngsters areputting their talents to good use to raisefunds. They model, sing and dance.MOB manager Roekshana Adams says

in spite of the group having failed at theirfirst attempt to raise funds for an old-agehome, they are already planning theirnext event.“What makes us unique is that we are

young and we pride ourselves in that wedon’t promote the use of alcohol or drugs,which is a factor influencing our youthtoday,” she says.Earlier this year, the group hosted an

event at the Retreat Civic Centre andhoped to donate half of their earnings to-wards an old-age home of their choice.“We had hoped to make enough money

to donate to a charity. We were not ableto, but we will not stop there,” a deter-mined Adams says.Founding member Isgaak Cassiem (19)

says MOB is about giving youngsters theplatform to strut their stuff and at the samegive back to their communities.

The idea was generated once the young-sters realised thatwith their free time theycan use their unique talents to raise funds

for the less fortunate.“It was tough in the beginning, but we

have set a goal for ourselves. This organi-

sation has brought somany different peo-ple together from different areas, allwanting to give back to the community,”he says.MOBplans tomake their first donation

to the Beit-un-Nur home, but also hasmany other ideas for the future to assistthose in need. They are planning a blan-ket drive and aim to also collect second-hand clothing for the poor.Fay-yaadh Samuels (19) from Hanover

Park says he joined MOB to help themany children facing tough times.“We might only be doing this for fun,

but we have a goal in mind and that is toensure that we are looking after thosewho don’t have,” he says.“Some people take the little things for

granted, but that is what MOB hopes toaddress.We hope to give back to the poor-er members of the community.”Ashraf Karriem (18), a model from Ot-

tery, says giving back to the destitutemakes him feel good.“It could easily have been any of us in

such a position. I know that if I was poor,I would want people to care and try and

help me,” he says.V MOB is calling on the rest of the community tocome forward and assist them in achieving theirgoals. Anybody interested can contact Roekshana on078 396 7083.

UPLIFTMENT: YOUTH GROUP STEPS IN

Striking a pose for a good cause

REMEMBER THE NAME: The MOB team works to raise funds for the poor. PHOTO: TAURIQ HASSEN

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CALL OUR OFFICE: 021 930 8491 I CELL: 082 888 1958/072 616 5577/082 880 7784FAX: 021 930 7611 sales@precisadvisors.co.za/www.precisadvisors.com

ADDRESS: 104 VOORTREKKER ROAD, PAROW

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We specialize in:

Nutec houses

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WENDY HOUSES

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MITCHELLS PLAIN -

072 542 7217 / 073 997 4312

WYNBERG - 021 761 1289 / 074 732 2216

ATHLONE - 021 696 4183 / 072 144 4639

LANSDOWNE - 021 797 6569 / 079 553 3155

BUILDING MATERIAL/DIY/

CASH LOANS

078 185 1406

ALL HOURS 072 542 7217

021 797 6569

021 397 8388

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BLACKLISTED

CARPORTS / VIBE WALLS + WALL

NUTEC HOUSES / TOILET + ELECTRICITY

A.B.A BETTER BLOCK

190/140/90BLOCKS, MAXIS,

SAND, STONE,

CEMENT R75.00 DEL.

BEST PRICES

021 703 3121021 704 3636021 391 6330

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BELIEVE IN CHRISTSERVICES

Vibracrete, carports, paving,gates. Ph Albert 073 545 6994

VIBRACRETE ANDEXTENSIONS Ph:074 321 9215 / 021 820 4384

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Money/Loans

5 MINUTES APPROVALBlacklisted Welcome.R1 000 ­ R200 000

( Sisanda 084 3124 955

Waiting forPension/package payouts?

SMS or send“please call me” 082 301 7856

Ph: 0860 105 546

A BRIDGING LOAN?

Waiting forPension/package payouts?

SMS or send“please call me” 082 301 7856

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A BRIDGING LOAN?

A CASH LOAN UP TOR100 000 Blacklistedwelcome. 10 min phoneapproval. Same day payout. Ph

/ Sms LIZ 074 295 9559

AFFORDABLE LOANS ­R100 000.( Tanya

084 542 6864 /SMS name,Id no, Nett salary, Company.

Bridging cash for

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ALL BRIDGECREDIT

Lumpsum/Payout same day

021 949 3402/3Call back 073 609 9307

078 8897 038

APPROVAL SAME DAY

ARE U WAITINGon a Pension/ Provident/

Package / Lumpsum Payout?Cash same day. Sms/Call:Chantal 076 886 7655

Awaiting Pension/Prov. fund/ Property

PayoutGet Cash Today!!Ph/Sms/Pcm Latifah

076 833 6676

BOND PROBLEMSFrom arrears to auctionsWater & Electricity Off? Wecan HELP, Financial& Legal Aid, No falsePromises, Just ResultsToll Free 0800 204 987or 082 991 0729

BRIDGING CASHwhile waiting for:

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Tel: 021 949 0930/1/2

Payout (lumpsum only)Cash same day

CLEAR YOURDEBT

Don't struggle with your debt,let us sort it for you by callingSCM DEBT CLEARANCEon 0861 NODEBT (663327)24/hrs: 078 221 0193

DO YOU NEEDHELP?

Is your house going to berepossessed?

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

LOANSR 3 000 ­ R 150 000Blacklisted welcomeGarnishees welcome

071 762 0362/Fax: 086 511 8277

Loans ­ R100 000Approval in 5 minCall or Sms

Beryl 082 078 2166

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

NEED MONEY!! Bl/listed.Call / send ID no to Ursula071 833 9674

RENTALSI have tenants for thefollowing areas, Ottery,

Lansdowne, Wetton, Athlone,Contact Riyard on083 420 8989

Curtains/Carpets/

Upholstery

112

A&G CARPET ANDUPHOLSTERY CLEANINGPH: GAIL 021­391 3483OR 072 906 1796

BLINDS ANDCURTAINS.All types. Freequotes. Less

10%.( 021 371 8627/082 516 0030

M&MINTERIORS ­Blinds, curtains,rods, upholsterycleaning and

carpet cleaning.All blinds

less 10%. PhoneMoosa

021 371 8917 or083 4931 495

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Moving and Storage

4 TON TRUCK avail forgarden refuse and furnitureremoval. 076 124 4713

FURNITURE REMOVALS.Ph 078 6113 627.

''LET'S MOVE IT!"Glen : 079 079 2323

TV/DVD/Video

Services

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DSTV AND AERIALREPAIRS ANDINSTALLATIONSDSTV packages fully

installed for R599. HD PVRinstallations from R2 299.Service call repair charge of

R150.083 268 1213/083 288 2757

BUDGET TVrepairs,

microwaves &Hi­Fi'S. Collect &

Deliver18 LinariaCrescent,

Silvertown 7764Steven on

021 633 1802 /083 486 5394.

119

Painting

PAINTING &WATERPROOFING Goodref. Ph 076 124 4713

1140

Electrical Repairs

AA APPLIANCE repairs to allmakes of washing machines,tumble dryers, etc. 40 yrs exp.Ph Alwyn West 021 671 5786or 082 705 8103.

Electrical . PlumbingBeetle Inspections

ALL AREAS081 270 3722.021­391 6336021­762 8894.021­696 2516

FRIDGE AND FREEZERREGASSING & REPAIRSReasonable prices!( 076 164 0700

I BUY BROKENFRIDGES

SAME DAY SERVICEWorking or non working

074 490 9243

1142

Carpentry

ALL CARPENTRYHanging of all doors, repair ofroofing and cupboards. Alsoskimming of walls and tilingdone. Ph Nico 021 392 6818/

076 342 1470

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

1143

Plumbers

ALL PLUMBING, good ref..076 124 4713Plumbing ­ Elect ­ DrainsR125 p/hr. Ph 021­703 0906

1145

Swimming Pool

Services

CLEAN & MAINTAIN pools.Ph 083 494 3939 or 836 8208

1146

Tiling/Flooring

ALL PAVING. Excel ref.Ph 393 2090 or 076 124 4713TILING + Lam. flrs. R40 p/m(084 978 9175

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Gordons Bay s/cateringholiday accom. 6 & 8 sleeperfrm R1000p/night 0795224309www.weekendescape.co.za

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Tours

Break away trip SedgefieldKnysna

14/10 • 18/10/2013

Relaxing boat trip Cape Town ­Mosselbay ­ Cape Town7­ 9 March 2014Contact uncle Ike :

021 927 1920 / 083 4595 863

Spares and

Accessories

140

WINDSCREENS andmotorglass supplied and fitted.Ph 082 973 5536

PROPERTY

167

Houses for Sale

IVAN FRANK PROPERTIESPORTLANDS: 3 bed housefully encl parking for 4 cars

R380kROCKLANDS: 2 bed house +1large room can be used as sep

ent or garage R320kPhone Ivan 082 469 3084

1795

Separate Entrances

LOTUS RIVER, GRASSYPARK One bedroom separateentrance immediately avail­able. R2 900 p/m. Ph083 6000 830

BUSINESS

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ADMIN, data typing jobsavail. Sms full name /addressto: 074 927 5124 or email:go.jobsforyou@gmail.com

AVON REPSNEEDED(Michelle

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AVON reps neededcontact 021 696 5866/079 0538019

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5 ,, 4 , HOTELS ,BIG SUPERMARKETS & BIGCOMPANIES URGENTLY

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Sales/Marketing

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LEATHER ARMMACHINISTSExperience withfolders & bags

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021­713 0168 or082 573 9887

NAILTECH/BEAUTYTHERAPISTQualified ladyneeded for abusy salon

in M/PLAIN mallPh 083 270 7503or email CV to:yolandeavroy@yahoo.com

A BETTER BLOCK

190/140/90

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021 391 6330

BLOCKS,

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CEMENT R75.00 Del.

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Do You Own a House, Car or Business?Do You Own a House, Car or Business?

Your ConnectionIs My Priority

* Is your family safe?* Is your home broken into, emptied out,when on holiday or away on business?* Are your vehicles safe outside?* Do you have staff or contractors workingwithout your supervision?* Worried about theft?

Unit 12 The Hive Mitchells plain Industria.CONTACT: Glisson Jacobs

021-376 1202 (office), 082 360 7412 (cell)Email: glissonjacobs@gmail.com

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Wishing all our muslimclients and colleagueswell over the month of

Ramadaan

Office 021 696 4114

Hazendal 1.5 million neg

Call Lucinda on082 936 2849

Ground floor flat in Ottery –R485 000

Call Lucinda on082 936 2849

3 beds, walk in closet, fittedkitchen, lounge, d/room,f/bathroom, pool, driveway

and parking - 5 cars

2 beds with BIC, b/room, FFK,open plan lounge, yard spacefront & back, tiled throughout.

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Zhauns Corner, Unit 5, Albert Road, Lansdowne

FLAT FOR SALEW Y N B E R GOTTERY ROADR495 000 NEG

This Cosy Sunny Flat offersLounge, F/Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms,Bathroom, Designated Parking BayClose to Essential Amenities and

Railway Station

DO NOT HESITATERATHER NEGOTIATE

Call Dorothy

082 429 6722

021 715 9185

PEOPLE'S POST | LANSDOWNETuesday, 9 July 201312 CLASSIFIEDS

ramadaan mubarak2013/143409 july – 08 august

THE NIYAAT OF FASTING IS:

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

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

NIYAAT FOR BREAKING FAST IS:

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

ALLAH SAYS IN THE HOLY QUR’AAN

Surah 11 - Ayat 185

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

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

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

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

SIX SUNNATS DURING RAMADAAN

would like to wish all our Muslim readers a blessed Ramadaan Mubarak

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

ANTHONY ARENDSE

082 673 1503

WESTRIDGE R1.5 M

URGENTLY NEED

PROPERTIES IN THE

FOLLOWING AREAS FOR

MY APPROVED BUYERS:

CONISTON

PARK/SHERIDON PARK,

STRANDFONTEIN,

SEAWINDS, GRASSY

PARK, MITCHELLS

PLAIN, RETREAT AND

LAKEVIEW. PLEASE

CALL ANTHONY

ARENDSE TODAY

082 673 1503

KHAYELITSHAR399 000

TAFELSIGONLY R220 000

3 beds, 2 bathrooms, fitted kitchen,lounge on large 305 sqm grounds

2 beds, lounge, fitted kitchen,

family bathroom. If you combined

salary is approximately R6 800pm,

you could buy this house

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

EASTRIDGEONLY R289 000

Newly painted 3 beds, lounge,kitchen, bathroom and drive-way

ANTHONY ARENDSE

082 673 1503

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

TAFELSIG

R299 000

GRASSY PARK

R639 000

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

freestanding

3 beds (bics), fitted kitchen, tiled

lounge, family bathroom, fully enclosed

large grounds

NEW WOODLANDS

R339 000

BEACON VALLEY

ONLY R240 000

3 beds, fitted kitchen, lounge,freestanding

PORTLANDS

R495 000

EASTRIDGE

R280 000

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

enclosed

CLOSE TO TOWN CENTRE

3 beds, lounge, fitted kitchen, family

bathroom with large grounds

HANOVER PARK

R439 000

CONISTON PARK

R679 000

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

4 beds (2 bics) + walk-in closet, mes,

fitted ktichen, tiled lounge, garage for 3

cars, large grounds, freestanding

3 beds,lounge,kitchen,bathroomcarport. Enclosed.If your combined

wages is approx. R7800.00 per monthyou could buy this house.

MARK ANTHONY

083 482 4250

Need an agent to sell your house fast and efficiently? Call MARK ANTHONY 083 482 4250

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

enclosed, carport for 3 cars.

NEWLY RENOVATED:Large 3 beds, lounge, bathroom,fully fitted kitchen, long drive-way

+ Garage.

NEW TAFELSIGONLY R289 000

NEW EASTRIDGER299 000

GUGULETHU

R350 000

2 BEDROOM HOME.

LOUNGE, KITCHEN,

BATHROOM.

(TAMBO ROAD)

URGENTY NEED

PROPERTIES FOR MY

APPROVED BUYERS

IN ALL AREAS

INCLUDING OTTERY,

GRASSY PARK,

SOUTHFIELD,

MITCHELLS PLAIN

AND ATHLONE.

PLEASE CALL MARK

ANTHONY TODAY

083 482 4250

2 Beds, lounge, kitchen,bathroom, bars, security gates,

Garage Facade

KHAYALITSHA BONGWENIFree-Standing large 3 bedrooms,

en-suite, lounge + dining room, fittedkitchen, family bathroom, double

garage, large 500m² plot.

RONDEVLEIONLY R380 000

KHAYALITSHAR520 000

BEACON VALLEYONLY R249 000

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

approx. R7000 per month youcould buy this house.

ROCKLANDSR350 000

CLOSE TOKAPTEINSKLIP STATION

2 Bedrooms, Lounge + Dining Room,Fitted Kitchen, Bathroom, Enclosed.

MARK ANTHONY

083 482 4250

Need an agent to sell your house fast and efficiently? Call MARK ANTHONY 083 482 4250

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

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

COLORADO (2 Large Double Storeys + Pool ) R995 000

STRANDFONTEINONLY R429 000

VANGUARD VILLAS

ONLY R429 000

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

fully-fitted kitchen (incl. under-counter oven, hob and extractor fan), tiledbathroom with shower over bath. Remote garage for 3 cars +++ extras incl.

burglar bars, security gates + alarm.

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

4th bedroom and Garage.

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

GRASSY PARK / LOTUS RIVER R599 000

Claremont Office : 021 - 673 1240 * ssho@sothebysrealtyss.co.zaEach office is independently owned and operated.

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AGENT:RUSHANA

076 113 5470

STRANDFONTEIN,MITCHELLS PLAIN& SURROUNDS

AGENT:ASHRAAF

072-186 0724

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AGENT:SULEIMAN

071-078 4720

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076-079 7655

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072-409 0559

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078-354 4006

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HEAD OFFICE WETTON

021 761 0707

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Progressing to a top-two finishLIAM MOSES

Athlone’s Progress RFC have targeted asecondplace finish inDivisionFour af-ter starting the second round ofmatch-

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

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

team’s good form is the result of a rediscov-ered appreciation for the rule book.“In the first round we dropped a couple of

points against teams we shouldn’t have lostto because of our discipline.“But we have started the second round

well and today was another positive per-formance,” he says.“Building fromhere, we can end in second

place. I don’t think we can catch the first-placed team because they are way ahead ofus on points.”Progress were dominant from the first

whistle against Delft and their performance

was reflected on the scoreboard as theyraced to an 18-0 half time lead.Flyhalf Jethro Knoll slotted two penalties

in the 10th and 15th minutes and convertedthe first of Rashied Davids’ two tries in the25th and 40th minutes.Progress continued where they left off in

the second half, with a tries fromGamatKel-ly and Stanton Arendse, in the 10th and 14thminutes respectively. Both were convertedby Knoll.Delft finally added a touch of respectabili-

ty to the scoreline with two penalties fromDelano September at the 55th and 60thminute marks and a try from Randall Klim,which September also converted.However, Progresswere not donewith the

scoring andhammered the final nail into thecoffin when Shane Fortune finished off along-range counter-attack. Knoll capped theperformance with another conversion.Booysen was happy to come out of the

game with the bonus point victory, but saidhis side had expected the game to be “easy”.“It was a good performance because we

came from a three-week bye, so this is oneof our first games back. Many of guys didn’t

train during this period,” he says.“Theguys cameout tops.The first half per-

formance wasn’t great, but we picked it upand some good changes were made in thesecond half. We got the bonus point, whichis a plus.”Progress have a bye thisweekend, butwill

hope to take a major step towards their goalof finishing second on the table on Saturday20 July, when they face current second-placed side Bishop Lavis.In other results from theweekendsmatch-

es Hamiltons beat Bellville 78-12 in Superleague A, while Primrose beat Hamlets 41-7in Super League B.In Premier League A Surrey Estate Rang-

ers lost 14-36 to St George’s away from homeand MIT Rangers lost 12-20 away to Strandin Premier League B.Rocklands lost 18-23 to Violets at home in

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Khayelitsha 25-20 at homeandGrassyPark’sTitans beat Cities 37-0 in Division Four.

BEST FOOT FORWARD: East End United’s Magadien Meyer (left) attempts to clear asTurfhall FC’s Hendry Beerwinkel makes a tackle during a match at Turfhall SportsComplex on Sunday. Turfhall won 1-0. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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Stage set for soccer showpieceLIAM MOSES

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

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

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

dia sponsor.Many of South Africa’s most celebrated

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

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

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

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tual Academy, Mitchell’s Plain’s KenparkUnited, Green Point Salesians and IslandRoversIn Group B defending champions Ajax

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

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

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

ternational players, namely Mark Wiliams,Gerald Stober, Roger Links and Benni Mc-

Carthy,” he says.“CDLFA and theWilliamHerbertMunici-

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

so announced that, as part of the 10th anni-versary celebrations, one of the players willbe selected to join the Engen High Perform-ance Programme at the High PerformanceCentre in Pretoria.The tournament will also have a charity

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

place from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 August.

COVETED: The Engen Knockout Challenge will take place from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 August at the William Herbert Sports Complex in Wyn-berg. Photographed with the trophy at the back, from left, are Faghrie Lekay (Engen Santos), Tasmin Cupido (People’s Post editorial teamleader), Brad Bergh (Engen marketing manager), Edries Burton (Engen Santos COO), Fezile Hlangana (Chippa United) and Brandon Timmy(Kraaifontein City). Kneeling in front, from left, are Valentino Velasco (Crusaders FC), Stephan Stuurman (Kuils River FC) and Khyle de Lange(Kenpark FC). PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS