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Strandfontein residents are demanding ad-ditional police resources to reduce the highcrime rate in their community.According to Stats SA, Strandfontein has

17 000 residents.Community safety structures arepleading

with government to deploy additional policeofficers in the coastal suburb.The single patrol van, according to the

community policing forum’s spokespersonMario Oostendurp, is not enough.Residents are more than fed up with the

lengthy response times police take to get toa crime scene.Residents have been begging for over a

year.But Mitchell’s Plain cluster commander

Major General Jeremy Vearey says deploy-ing additional officers is a lengthy process.“Deployment of additional officers is not

driven by demands. That is stupid logic.Crime fluctuates with sporadic incidents soyou cannot base deployment on this varia-ble,” he explains.Oostendurp says they have fewer active

police officers than at the beginning of theyear. “Student constables were deployed toStrandfontein and later moved back toMitchell’s Plain. Given that crime is escalat-ing we need experienced police officers whoare permanently stationed here,” he argues.“Criminals know the routes officers take,

when their shifts change and where crimeis happening. They use this to their advan-tage to evade arrest.”A Strandfontein resident, who asks not to

be named, says she lives opposite a drughouse and requires swifter action.“We call the police when we see the sus-

pects operating at the premises. But policecome threehours later, longafter these char-acters have left,” she seethes.Vearey says the smallest policing sector in

Mitchell’s Plain has only one sector van anda sector commander, but has the same if notmore crime reported than Strandfontein.Meanwhile, Ebrahim Abrahams from the

neighbourhood watch says the communitysafety structure seems ineffective becausethey do not have the backing of the police.“We catch criminals and immediately call

on the police to arrest them, but two hourslater then only do the police officers arrive.Weare limited inwhatwe cando anddependon the police to arrest them,” he says.Resident Carl Hendricks says locals are

coming to the party by reporting crime, butpolice need to do their bit too.“We understand the police have a big job,

butwe are doing our duty by reporting crim-

inals as police always request, but they areso understaffed they are not able to respondto our complaints timeously enough to catchthe criminals,” he says.However, station commander Captain Lu-

lama Qavana says she cannot confirm thenumber of officers and patrol vans on dutyat any given time.“The two sector commanders are onpatrol

every day. We also have two officers in acomplaints van on patrol,” she says.But crime prevention is a joint effort and

residents, community safety structures as

well as the police need to unite, Abrahamssays. “Yes we need more police officers, butthe community only adds to the problem.Everyone complains but no one offers solu-tionsaboutwhat theycando toaddressprob-lems.We constantly put out requests for res-idents to volunteer their time to patrol withthe neighbourhood watch, but few peoplecome forward. It would make a big differ-ence if every person offered an hour of theirtime to patrol,” he insists.V To report crime call Strandfontein Police Station on(021) 370 1516.

STRANDFONTEIN: RESIDENTS PLEADING FOR MORE OFFICERS ON PATROL

‘We need more police’

PREMIUM RESOURCES: Residents have been pleading for over a year to get more police officers and patrol vans on their streets. PHOTO: PHOTO24

PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 3 September 20132 ISSUES

NADINE MOODIE

There is no medication to treat itand those affected never achievetheir full potential. This is the hor-rifying tragedy of Fetal AlcoholSyndrome (FAS) stalking commu-nities across the globe.

Drinking may be an adult’s de-light, but it is deadly to an unbornchild.

Professor Denis Viljoen, an hon-orary professor in genetics at uni-versities of Stellenbosch and Wit-watersrand and chairperson of theFoundation for Alcohol Related Re-search, says booze affects the cen-tral nervous system, and the effectson a child still in development is farreaching.

“Fetal Alcohol Syndrome in thechild is determined by the mother’s alcoholusage during pregnancy,” he says.

“Some mothers who drink appear to havenormal children, but once they’re tested itcomes to the fore that they’re not like aver-age children.

“The mother’s genetic makeup also deter-mines the health of the child. If the mother’smetabolism is fast, alcohol will be metabo-lised quickly and won’t have serious effectson the child. There is no blood test for alco-hol syndrome, which makes it difficult todetermine FAS within children.”

Viljoen says no woman knows when she’spregnant. “Most women only find outthey’re pregnant weeks or months after shewas sexually active,” he says.

Consuming alcohol during pregnancycan affect up to 90% of the baby’s nervoussystem and can also result in skeletal andorgan defects.

“This can have an array of effects on thechild’s intellect, language, executive func-tions, behaviour and attention span,” Vil-joen explains.

“At least 15% of children in poor commu-nities are born with FAS. This meansthere’s an estimate of two million people inthe country who’ve been affected by the syn-drome.”

These children don’t have the usual inhi-bitions of their peers free of FAS and get in-volved with risky and unsavoury activities.

“Their [age] of death is reduced whencompared to the normal population because

they get involved in unsavoury activities.They cost society money, because the educa-tion system can’t cope with them.

“These individuals generally disrupt theclassroom and mainstream teachers are notequipped to teach them. Social servicesdoesn’t accommodate FAS individuals un-less they are handicapped in a certain way.Not a lot is afforded to these individuals andit will literally take years to get to the topof this problem,” Viljoen says.

A Grade 6 teacher at a mainstream school,who spoke to People’s Post on condition ofanonymity, says she has FAS children inher class and struggles to fulfil her duty toteach them. “They struggle to grasp con-cepts and react differently to situations.Some are very passive while others are ag-gressive,” she says.

“These pupils need individual attentionand explaining concepts to them takes along time. Some can’t concentrate and willwalk around after sitting still for five min-utes to disturb the rest of the class.”

Teaching these children is a trial.“Instead of using numbers I use sweets as

numbers to explain. An average child in myclass takes up to three days to grasp some-thing, but a FAS child can take up to threeweeks before they understand,” she says.“I’ve learned that FAS children come fromabusive situations, single-parent house-holds and environments where people haveturned to alcohol as a saving grace. The sadreality is that many of the children know

they have FAS.”The education system does not

accommodate children with FAS,so many of them are promoted tothe next grade regardless if theyare competent at concepts taught atlower levels. “Compared with theirpeers it is evident FAS childrenhave different features such as asmaller head and hands, their earsare positioned lower on their headsand their faces are tiny,” she says.

“They read phonetically withoutcomprehension by breaking upwords as they go along a sentence.Most of them are more practicallyinclined and should be accommo-dated at special schools.”

Founder and CEO of FAS FactsFrancois Grobbelaar says they’vestarted a mentorship programme

for expectant mothers.“The mentor visits the mother twice a

month and over weekends to ensure she’sstopped drinking because some womenstruggle to stop consuming alcohol duringpregnancy,” he says. “The responsibilitylies with the woman to confirm she’sstopped drinking and the mentor will alsoask her family members and companion toconfirm this. The mentor also observes thewoman’s attitude to determine her behav-iour.

“We’ve had a lot of success with this pro-gramme because of the 37 participants, 25stopped drinking completely, while the oth-er 12 drink less.”

The foundation’s CEO Leana Olivier saysthey have launched various projects ena-bling teachers with skills on how to teachFAS children. They also have another pro-gramme focusing on promoting a healthierlifestyle to mothers. “Everybody shouldtake responsibility for the huge FAS prob-lem South Africa is experiencing,” she says.

This has led to the foundation approach-ing the liquor industry to sponsor and assistwith prevention and awareness work.

“Even though FAS is not considered a dis-ability there’s an international movementlobbying to get it listed in the American Psy-chiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Sta-tistical Manual of Mental Disorders(DSM-V),” she says.

“This will ensure for better managementand resources to deal with this condition.”

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The sanctified ground of a church in Mitch-ell’s Plain has been tainted by allegations ofchild rape, drug abuse and prostitution.A tent used by the Hosanna MinistriesChurch inNewWoodlands has beendisman-tled after a church employee was arrestedfor the alleged rape of his seven-year-olddaughter.It’s alleged the 47-year-oldMitchell’s Plainman raped the girl inside the church tentwhile her mother was asleep.Another suspect has also been arrested.Zainonesa Ismail (57) lives opposite thechurchand says the girl came toher andcon-fided how her father had sexually assaultedher.“She told me her father and his friendscratched her private parts,” she says.The Mitchell’s Plain Family Violence,Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unitis investigating, says provincial policespokesperson Captain FC van Wyk.“The alleged rape occurred on Saturday 3August. A 47-year-old man was arrested andthe accused appeared in theMitchell’s PlainMagistrate’s Court on Friday 16 August.”Residents say the church is a cesspit of de-pravity.Ismail says: “The tent is left open and usedfor prostitution and drinking. This raucousbehaviour continues into the early hours ofthe morning,” she says in revulsion.Regina Martin (56) is glad an arrest hasbeen made.The community leader says she had con-tacted the church’s pastor on numerous oc-casions but her efforts proved to be futile.“We called the pastor about our concernsregarding the use of the tent for criminal ac-tivities, but our pleas fall on deaf ears,” sheseethes.Martin is part of the block committee pa-trolling the streets and echoes Ismail’s alle-gation of prostitution.“There are all kinds of criminal activitieshappening at that tent. People use the placeto do drugs and store stolen goods.We thankthe police officers for their swift action inarresting the suspects,” Martin says.It was Martin who brought chargesagainst the father.“I was told about the incident two weeks

after it had happened. Something had to bedone. There are so many children livinghere and it is because of my concerns fortheir safety that I reported the matter,” shesays. “Wewill not allowanyplace ofworshipto erect tents and have it used for criminalactivity.”The tent is in the process of being re-moved.However, the pastor of the church says itis due to the bad weather.Martin says: “This tent has been here forfour years and it’s time they either build achurch or stop using the land for churchservices.”

LentegeurWest/NewWoodlands Commu-nity Police Subforum chairperson Basil Co-etzee commends residents for standing upagainst violence and abuse against innocentyoungsters.“We will not tolerate such behaviour inour community. We need to protect our chil-dren,” he says.The Hosanna Ministries Church pastordeclined to comment.

NEW WOODLANDS: RESIDENTS SAY CHURCH TENT A PIT OF SICK CRIME

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EMILEEMILE DENNISDENNIS says police reservists should bepaid. “Because of the risk and danger involved inthe role they must be compensated. They mustget preference when permanent jobs do open up.They have the experience.”

EEUUGENEGENE ABRABRAHAMSAHAMS insists reservists are beingtreated unfairly. “They’re doing the same job asthe permanent guy so why shouldn’t they getpaid? They’re putting their lives on the line. Whatif they get shot? Do they have any life insurance?”

NADINE MOODIE

Police reservists last week marched to theUnion Buildings to let Minister NathiMtethwa know they wanted to be includedin the formal policing sector.

A police reservist, who asks not to benamed, says he’s been volunteering for 13years and does the same job as normal policeofficers. “I usually work over weekends fora total of 16 hours per month. When I’m onduty, I do the same job which police officersdo. The only difference is I’m not gettingpaid for the service I deliver,” he says.

“Some policemen are not as committed tothe job and take their time to get the sceneof the crime, where reservists do the workbecause they’re passionate about their com-munities.”

Unlike police officers, reservists work inthe areas in which they live.

Reservists wear police uniforms, haveguns, drive state vehicles, receive bulletproof vests and undergo the same trainingas policemen. “If I get shot while on duty Iwill receive the same treatment as regularpolice officers,” he says.

“Reservists don’t get paid but we shouldbe recognised for the contribution we’remaking to the community by increasing ourrank to increase the morale among passion-ate reservists.”

Those who want to work in the police forceneed a Grade 12 certificate, a driver’s licenseand need to be younger than 35.

South African Policing Union (SAPU) gen-eral secretary Oscar Skommere says this isnot the first time incensed reservists havespoken out.

“Some time ago after the issue was raised,Minister of Police Nathi Mtethwa employed

some of the reservists as policemen,” hesays. “The only reason I can think of whichexcluded some reservists is the criteria.”

Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union(POPCRU) spokesperson Theto Mahlakoanasays they’re declining to comment until per-tinent internal issues are been resolved.

Suspended chairperson of the WesternCape Community Policing Board HanifLoonat says reservists deliver better servic-es to communities. “They do the job for thelove of it and serve with commitment,” hesays. “They’re becoming a threat to the po-lice service, because they’re less corrupt. Re-servists work at the police stations closestto their homes, so if they do become corruptthey will be exposed by community mem-bers.”

Loonat believes the moratorium placed onthe police stations to allow reservists backinto the system needs to be lifted. “We needto employ dedicated reservists again be-cause they ensure safer communities.”

Zweli Mnisi, spokesperson for Minister ofPolice Nathi Mthethwa, says their depart-ment won’t include the reservists.

“The minister’s already relaxed the re-quirements for police officers by increasingthe viable age to 40, a driver’s license is nolonger a prerequisite and you no longer needa matric certificate,” he says.

“We recognise the role reservists haveplayed in reducing crime and have lifted themoratorium placed on appointing reserv-ists. Mthethwa would like to see reservists,who are interested in the service go to a po-lice college, where they will be assessed indi-vidually.”

Mnisi says there’s no guarantee that re-servists will automatically become a police-man.

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BIANCE LOBIANCE LOURENSURENS says volunteers should not ex-pect to get paid. “As a volunteer you offer of yourtime and you are not forced to help the policefight crime.”

CHANTEL LCHANTEL LOBOBARAR says reservists should at leastget a small stipend for their services. “They aredoing a dangerous job. Many others wouldn’t risktheir lives if they did not get paid.”

Saturday 7 September

V Woodlands: Highlands Pri-mary School will host a food fairbetween 09:00 and 14:00. Foodvoucher booklets cost R100 andare available at the school.Hours of entertainment is planned, includingthe Miss Highlands Primary, Glamorous Grannyand Fear Factor competitions. Call(021) 374 1106.


V New Lentegeur: The New Lentegeur Rate-payers’ Association will host a public meetingat Cassiem’s Tyres at 14:00. Call Mr Allie on079 040 1404 or Bernie on 076 547 2827.

Tuesday 10 September

V Town Centre: Come And Restore Educare’sForum will host a meeting at 13:00 at the babyclinic at the Town Centre. The theme for discus-sion is “The Constitution”. Call Veronica Smithon (021) 392 0633 or 084 977 4972.

Wednesday 11 September

V Eastridge: The House ofHealing Christian Centre inMartha Street will host work-shops to train anyone interest-ed in ministry. Speaker Dr Bruce

Wilkinson will present the workshop between11 and 14 September. Call George Paige on083 691 9048 to register.

Friday 20 September

V Muizenberg: St Francis of Assisi AnglicanChurch will host their Spring snack dance at theMuizenberg Civic Centre at 19:30. Tickets costR60. Call Christina on (021) 393 3332.


V Darling: The Rocklands Taebo and FitnessClub will take a trip to the Darling Flower Show.Tickets cost R150 and includes entrance feesto the event. Money must be paid by no laterthan Saturday 14 September. Call Joan Ros-souw on 078 180 3091.


LAILA MAJIET

Tension peaked and shattered as temperserupted at a public meeting at Summear In-vestments’ offices in the Mitchell’s PlainTown Centre.A mob of deeply outraged investors de-

manded money back, stating they’vereached the end of their ropewith owner Eb-rahim Abrahams and his promise of low-

cost housing.But many who have pumped money into

the project say they fear their investmentwill bear no fruit as, to date, no houses havebeen built.Manyof the aggrieved investors paid their

first instalment three years ago.Zubeiga Peters, Summear Investments’

first client, says she invested with the com-pany several years ago. She was put into a

show house and subse-quently evicted.But Abrahams says

Peters is at fault. “I puther in that house. Isigned on the dotted line,but she failed to pay oc-cupational rent of R5500which is why she wasevicted,” he explains.The seniors says Abra-

hams is fooling the pub-lic. “He has never deliv-ered on the promises hemademe. I am an elderlywoman and he felt noshame watching me getevicted,” she says.Community activist

Suleiman Stellenboomcondemns the eviction,stating “ only a sheriff ofthe court can evict some-one”.

Another woman,who spoke to People’sPost on condition of anonymity, says sherefuses to wait three years for a house.“Wehave lost trust in him. It is not possi-

ble to wait three years for a house. You arebound to get frustrated especially becausethere is no line of communication betweenthe clients and the owner of the company,”she seethes.A seething investor, who also wishes to

remainanonymous, is demandingher cashback – with interest.“There is no surety about when houses

will be built. We paid R3000 and have stillnot received any answers from Ebrahimabout where the houses will be built. Hisofferings sounded promising three yearsago, but now it reeks of fraud,” she says.“Whenever we request a meeting, he is

unavailable.Whenever we call he is not in.That money can be better used on buildingabetter future formyself andpossibly stud-ying further,” she explains.While Abrahams has committed to re-

funding unhappy clients, he has refused topay back the money with interest.“Don’t threaten me. I do not feel threat-

ened by anyone, not even the police,” hescreamed at the murmuring mob.Stellenboom says two fraud cases

against Abrahams is being investigated.“People have lost trust in him. He is not

delivering on what he promises. He sayspeople should make appointments with

him, but he is never available. He is not evenable to tell his clients when the houses willbe built,” he explains.Abrahams says the delays stem from third

parties.“I am not running this business onmy own.

Ihave toworkaccording to government’s planand that iswhere thedelays stem from,”Abra-hams says.

HOUSING: BUSINESSMAN CONFRONTED AT HIS OFFICE

Investors’ mob wrath

IN THE HOT SEAT: The owner of Summear Investments, Ebrahim Abra-hams, was grilled by clients at a public meeting at his office in theTown Centre. Disgruntled investors say they fear their investment willbear no fruit as to date no houses have been built.PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

ThePromenadeMall inMitchell’s Plain reo-pened shortly after a shootout on Saturdaymorning.A security guard was killed and another

injured while filling up an ATM at the shop-

ping centre. The robbers reportedly fled inan Audi with an undisclosed amount ofcash.Police combed the scene after the blood-

shed, and the mall was reopened later this

morning. Cases of murder, attempted mur-der and cash in transit robbery are underinvestigation.Anyone with informationmay call Mitch-

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Rows of empty desks and streetsfilled with children – this is an or-dinary school day in Woodlands.Some pupils are forced to stay

home as gang violence has grippedthe area, but community workerMariaDonkers is putting up a fightto ensure children are afforded aneducation.Half-filled classrooms have be-

come a norm as schools are locatedbetween turf “ruled by rivalgangs”, Donkers says.Absenteeism has soared at pri-

mary schools in the area.Mothers who spoke to People’s

Post say their children have beengiven transfers as gangsters havethreatened to kill their young oneson the school grounds.Innocent children are being in-

timidated and lured into gangs.Fatima Daniels (34), a mother of

six, is battling to findplacement for

her 16-year-old son.The teenagerwas suspended and

given a transfer after a group ofgangsters threatened to stabhim todeath at Woodlands High.“The school fears for the other

pupils’ safety, but what about myson’s future? Having not finishedschool myself, I know education isthe only way out of a life of povertyfor my children,” Daniels says.“Gangsters have been on my

doorstep with knives and bricks.My son is not involved in gangs.His refusal to join a gang has himliving in fear,” she explains.With only R1740 to survive, Dan-

iels lives with her children andboyfriend in a bedroom.“With no job this is all we can af-

ford. I cannot afford to send him toa school outside the area unless Iallow him to live with family.”After paying rent, water, tele-

phone and electricity bills, she isleft with R800.

“After the first week we are leftto borrow money from the loanshark, or I will ask the neigh-bours,” she says.“Some nights we go to bed hun-

gry. My children go to school hun-gry and have to learn on an emptystomach,” she says.Donkers says you can’t teach a

hungry child. “These childrencan’t concentrate.”Resident Wajied Bailey has two

daughters aged 14 and seven. Hegrew up in Hanover Park and haslived inWoodlands for eight years.Both his children attend school.The unemployed father believes

negligent parents are partly toblame for the high absenteeismand drop-out rates at primaryschools. “Financially, it is not easyputting children through school,but where there is a will there isa way. It is sad to see other parentsjust sitting by idly while their chil-dren play in the streets unsuper-

vised. Children deserve better,” hesays.Woodville Primary principal

Keith Riddles says absenteeism athis school fluctuates.“Absenteeism at our school in-

creases during times of inclementweather when there are winterstorms and often because of soci-

etal or contextual factors. Violencedoes become a factor which pro-motes absenteeism. When gangsfight, parents would come get theirchildren immediately from school,and sometimes keep them at homethe following days,” he explains.These are isolated occurrences,

Riddles insists.

GANG VIOLENCE: PUPILS FORCED TO SKIP SCHOOL

Education under fireEEducducationation underunder firefire

PLAPLAYTIME:YTIME: Children play in the streets of Woodlands when they should be inschool. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 3 September 20138 SCHOOLS

HAVE YOUR SAY!DRAFT TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

FRAMEWORK

The City of Cape Town is in the process of finalising its Tourism Development Framework.

In terms of Section 17 of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act the public andinterested parties or groups are given the opportunity to submit comments, recommendationsor input on the Draft Tourism Development Framework from 1 to 30 September 2013.

Comments, input and recommendations may be submitted by:

• Fax: 021 417 4141• E-mail: [email protected]• Written submission posted to: 2 Hertzog Boulevard, 14th Floor, Standard Bank Building,

Cape Town 8001 (for attention: Dr Theuns Vivian)• Facebook: www.facebook.com/CityofCT

Special assistance will be given to people who cannot read or write, people living withdisabilities and other disadvantaged groups who are unable to submit written comments, tohave their inputs or comments recorded and submitted to the Municipality. Please contactthe City of Cape Town’s Public Participation Unit:

For general public participation:Ruché Daniels at 021 400 1766 or e-mail to [email protected]

or

For disadvantaged groups:Anele Viti at 021 400 1652 or e-mail to [email protected]

The Draft Tourism Development Framework will be available on the City of Cape Town’swebsite: www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay, at subcouncil offices and at libraries.

Enquiries relating to the Draft Tourism DevelopmentFramework can be directed to Theuns Vivian on021 417 4062 or e-mail at [email protected].

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The lives and minds of pupils at WestridgeHigh are on the brink of positive changewith the opening of their very own library.PrincipalWendyVergotine is rubbing her

hands in glee at the opportunity her youngscholars now have to excel.The new facility will open on Wednesday

11 September.To help stock the library, The Book

Lounge is calling for public support.They have committed to donate 5000

books, but for the project to work all roleplayers need to be on the same page.Megan Hitchin of The Book Lounge says

they have received in excess of R10 000 in do-nations from the public.“We have also received book donations

from local publishers,which is fantastic, but

there is still a long way to go,” she cautions.The librarywill transform the lives of 1100

pupils.“A library would be giving them access to

new worlds and tools of education that theyhave so far been denied,” Hitchin says.Westridge High was chosen for the book

donation project because of its lack of a user-friendly library and its desperate need forone, Hitchin says.“It is also not far from our chosen school

of last year, Parkhurst Primary. Parkhurstfeeds into Westridge High so this library ap-peal will give these pupils access to readingmaterial throughout their entire school ca-reer,” she explains.Vergotine says the benefits attached to

their new library is the boost pupils need toempower themselves and achieve a qualityeducation.

“The pupils will now have access to re-searchbookswhichare relevant to their cur-riculum. It will also help develop in them alove for reading,” she explains.Vergotine is alsokeen to see literacy levels

at the school rise.Hitchin says bookshave been selected, but

still need to be purchased.“We would be most grateful if you would

consider contributing to the appeal – anyamount between R100 to R10 000 would behugely appreciated. Just choose how much,and we will select books to that amount andsend you an invoice for an EFT.”The Book Lounge, in Roeland Street, Cape

Town, is giving a 10% discount on all booksbought for the library to make the donatedmoney go further.For more details email book-

[email protected].

EDUCATION: DRIVE TO HELP STOCK NEW LIBRARY AT WESTRIDGE HIGH

WWorldorld of wof wonder awonder awaitsaits

BOOKBOOK NOOK:NOOK: The Book Lounge is calling on thepublic to help stock the new library at WestridgeHigh School. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

ECO-STYLISH: A host ofschools battled it out at theGeneration Green Competi-tion hosted by the LibertyPromenade Shopping Centre.Two of the 29 participatingschools stand a chance ofwinning repairs valued atR25 000. Pupils had to createtrendy costumes made out ofonly recyclable materials. Thescholars rocked the runway inthe mall’s food court on Sat-urday. Schools were invited tocreate a male and femalefashion garment made fromrecyclable items. These gar-ment’s were showcased atthe fashion show, and judgesthen placed their votes ac-counting for 80%. Now it’s upto the public to determine theremaining 20%. Photographsof the schools and entrantswill be displayed in the malland shoppers will be encour-aged to cast their vote fortheir favourite school. Pupilsfrom the Lentegeur LSENmodelled their proudly eco-friendly designs which werealso made out of People’sPost newspaper clippings.Cast your vote by writing yourname, telephone number andthe name of the school youare voting for on the back ofa till slip for a purchase madeat any Liberty Promenadeshop. Entries can be placed inthe entry box in-centre. Vot-ing closes at 12:00 on Monday16 September. PHOTO: LEE-ANNBELL


NICOLE MCCAIN

A District Six claimants organisation hasraised their voice against the land restitu-tion process. TheDistrict SixWorking Com-mittee is now demanding the claimants begiven the full 150ha of land as restitution.

In ameeting on the weekend, chairpersonof the committee Shahied Ajam called onclaimants to stand up for the land theywereforcibly removed from during apartheid.

This was spurred on by a recent handoverof property to claimants in ahousing projectin the former District Six. “Last week, 70families had keys and were happy. Another900 has a set of numbers and didn’t get any-thing,” Ajam says. “We are thankful forthose houses, but that is only the beginning.We want restorative justice,” he says.

Ajam says the former District Six wasmade up on 150ha, but only 40ha has beenmade available for land claims.

“Wewant theground,nothouses.Thepeo-ple are entitled to land,” he says.

However, the land is simply not available,District SixRedevelopment andBeneficiaryTrust chairperson Anwah Nagia insists.“District Six was only 98ha historically, ofwhich only 42 is left. Unless we’re meant todemolish the University of Technology,roads and homes, wherewill the space comefrom?”

Nagia says the only solution is to ask theCity of Cape Town tomake land in other are-as in the city available, but this would notfall into District Six.

“The Trust is not going to do the same asthe previous government. We are not goingto destroy homes. We are currently engagedin a process of healing.”

Ajam says the committee will handle theclaims of late claimants once a new legisla-tion is enacted.

He says 50 000 people still need houses inDistrict Six.

Theamendment to theRestitutionofLandRights Act no 22 of 1994 has been publishedfor consideration of Parliament, and will al-low for the re-opening of the registrationprocess to lodge claims, says VuyaniNkasayi, provincial spokesperson for theDepartment of Rural Development andLand Reform.

“At this stage the process of lodgement ofland claims is still closed. The departmenthas published an amendment bill to amendthe Restitution of Land Rights Act no 22 of1994 as amended. This actwill deal with peo-ple who have lost land before the 1913 Na-tives Land Act and also help people who didnot lodge claims before the closing date of31 December 1998,” he says.

Nkasayi says claims will be dealt withonce the process is underway.

“In terms of the District Six WorkingCommittee, we will deal with their claimsonce lodged when the process is opened. Ican also mention that there will be a lot ofnew claims on claims already settled.”

Nagia says the Trust will welcome anynumber of claimants coming back to the ar-ea.

RECLAIM: COMMITTEE DEMAND FULL RESTITUTION

District Six land:gloves come off

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021372 5921 /084 566 0087/ 082 660 0876

FANCIES &CUPCAKESMade to order.

Tel: 021706 2987

Children’s

Entertainment

36

AHMED'S jumping castles forhire. Ph 079 491 4440

HIRE A CASTLE from R150.Kidies Chairs, tables & linen.Ph 696 3791/ 084 209 1313

JUMP 4 JOY castle hire.( Ricky on 073 268 7546

JUMPING CASTLE for hire.021 393 8528, 083 890 4793

38

Hiring Services

CATER SUPPLIES021696 2394 or 084 588 0686Plastic chairs R2.Round Table: 10 seater R10Long Table: 10 seater R10.CHAIR COVERS FROM R3Round table cloth XL R15Long Table Cloth XL: R12Organzas: From R2.We Deliver & Collect

COLORADOHIRING

Crockery, cutlery, glasswarelinen and backdrop,Jumping

castles, kiddies chairs

Ph 021 374 7104 /0822278968

DECORBackdrop poles & curtains.

(021 396 2526/082 212 8949

HOUSE OF HIRINGCall us for your hiring needs

plus kids party items.(021 3711 588/082 503 9026

L & F HIRINGCrockery, cutlery, glassware& linen@ 10c per item. Ph021 371 7229 / 072 4436695

MOUNTVIEW HIRING forall functions. Ph 021692 2497

or 072 854 3966

THAT HIRING PLACECutlery, Crockery, Tables,Chairs and Linen for Hire021 371 9175 / 076 722

1083

Photographic/

Video Services

44

CAMERAMAN for Events082 738 1166/021 372 6950

PHOTOGRAPHER forweddings, birthdays, specialevents, websites etc. Ph021 692 0221, 084 562 0811

For Sale

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Miscellaneous

Also Nutec and Vib-houses

Wendy's 6 x 3m R6 000 cash!!!!082 621 4441/021 393 5475

74

Electrical Appliances

AFFORDABLE REPAIRSRepairs to tv•s , fridges, stoves,m/waves , washing machines ,

geysersTel: 021 691 2162 / 082 490

0197

All Fridge Regassing andgeyser repairs. 021 3715362

I BUY, SELL AND REPAIRALL FRIDGES, FREEZERS

AND APPLIANCESDEAD OR ALIVE.

PH: 084 985 7425 / 021836 6678

All ElectricalAppliances Repairs

Fridges, stoves,washing machines,

microwaves.ALL JOBS

GUARANTEEDContact: Micheal

082 699 8825

81

Garden Services

GARDENING We cut lawns,weed flowerbeds, plot clearingrefuse removal, tree felling,irrigation. 7 days a week. Ph073 492 3255 / 021697 1460

84

Clothing/Shoes

A A+ CASH PRICE PAID forgood used 2nd hand clothing,shoes, linen, etc. 021 761 3083

or 084 9733 899

ABACUS BLOCKS

90s, 140s, 190s,

Sand & Stone

175 PlantationRoad - Ottery

021 704 6932FACTORY

021 376 1793

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Building Material

1 m SAND, STONE ANDRUBBLE. Ph 079 776 8185 /021 397 1501

1A BARGAIN PAVING SLABS400 x 400 = R12,50450 x 450 = R14,50500 x 500 = R15,95VIBRACRETE = R28,95

( 021 823 2575

5M, SAND, STONE,RUBBLE 021 397 1501 or082 709 6443

A 6 cubic meter sand, stone &rubble removal.(John at 072407 4289 / 0217612410

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

ABBA BLOCKS 190's,140's & 90's and cement . Ph021 7055 886/ 021 706 4116

Free Delivery!

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Wanted to Buy

AA's BUYS good qualityfurniture and appliances. Wecollect. Ph 021374 6060 or083 948 2804

General

Services

Building and

Construction

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ALL BUILDING plans drawnup and submitted to council.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

ALUMINIUMWINDOWS &DOORS

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( Chris 082 570 5686021 638 5292

Home Improvement

Interior

105

REPAIR ALL YOUR BROKENBUILTIN CUPBOARDSAnd single units, replacecounter tops and brokencupboard doors, built in

undercounter ovens, Eye leveland drop in sinks, and all other

carpentery work done.Phone 071 8121 151

SPECIAL CARPETCLEANING3 Bdrms for R3506 Seater Couches for R350Beds, Curtains & CarsContact Rob 079 248 4296web specialcarpetcleaning.co.za or [email protected]

Home Improvement

Exterior

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ARTHUR'S SLIDING GATES,b/bars, vibracrete & steelfencing & automation. 021691 1936 or 084 921 5364

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

/ Sms LIZ 074 295 9559

AFFORDABLE LOANS R100 000.( Tanya

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ALL BRIDGECREDIT

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Are u waiting on a Pension/ Provident/

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Pls call or sms021683 6154 / 079 520 0981

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Curtains/Carpets/

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A&G CARPET ANDUPHOLSTERY CLEANINGPH: GAIL 021391 3483OR 072 906 1796

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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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microwaves &HiFi'S. Collect &

Deliver18 LinariaCrescent,

Silvertown 7764Steven on

021 633 1802 /083 486 5394.

DSTV AND AERIALREPAIRS ANDINSTALLATIONSDSTV packages fully

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

R150.083 288 2757

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.

FRIDGE AND FREEZERREGASSING & REPAIRSReasonable prices!( 076 164 0700

REGISTERED ELECTRICIANP/paid meters, plugs, lights etc.Ph Jody on 081 310 7542

1142

Carpentry

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

1143

Plumbers

PLUMBING,Tiling & ElectricalTel:079 018 2091

1145

Swimming Pool

Services

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

POOL SERVICE andmaintenance. Ph Michael073 104 3575 or 021705 8851

1146

Tiling/Flooring

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

TILING + Lam. flrs. R40 p/m(084 978 9175

1149

Glass/Windows

Glass suppliers,Aluminium Doors

&Windows

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quote.Contact

0213972630 /0726693599

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AVALON SPRINGS MONTAGUE 4 sleeper,711 October R2 600.Carol 073 863 0180

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Repairs – Vehicles

ENGINEOVERALL,R1 800

Clutch overalls,R850. Gearbox

repairsfrom R950. Parts& labour incl.

(021 376 6014/078 875 4394

PROPERTY

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Houses for Sale

IVAN FRANK PROPERTIESALICEDALE/ATHLONE: 3bed+ incomplete granny flat R580k

Phone Ivan 082 469 3084

Buying a propertySelling a property

Renting your PropertyProperty consultant:Office: 021 827 1569Cell: 083 770 0595

[email protected]

BUSINESS

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Business

Opportunities

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ADMIN, Data entry clerksneeded for application sms fullname/address to 084 904 6873

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AVON reps neededcontact 021 696 5866/079 0538019

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DISTRIBUTORSEstablished consumerand retail companyis looking for dynamicexecutives for the

abovementioned position.

If growing with a companyin a people•s environmentappeals to yourself,you may apply.

We offer on contract:• ...................R9 000 Fix income• ...........................Pension Fund•..............................Medical Aid•......................Petrol AllowanceIf you have your own transportcontact the managing director

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PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 3 September 201312 CLASSIFIEDS

MARK ANTHONY083 482 4250021 704 2160

Need an agent to sell your house fast and efficiently? Call MARK ANTHONY 083 482 4250/021 704 2160

4140m² Plot.Main House approx. 300m². Lovely 4 large beds + Dressing room, 2 full bathrooms, 2lounges (Jetmaster) + dining room, large fully fitted kitchen, approx 120m² Entertainment room(Withindoor Braai). Second House: 2 beds, lounge, kitchen,shower + toilet. Third House: 1 bed, largeopen plan lounge. 4 Truck Garages with 3 phase electricity, 2 Truck Carports,1Truck Spraybooth,2Shadecloth Carports. Lots of Ground. +++ 9.5 x 5 metre Pool. Many Extras. What a Good Buy.

Prime Area.1338m2Level and Serviced Plot.

A Real Bargain!

Fisherhaven Only R520 000(Close To Hermanus)

3 large beds, 2 en-suites, tiled lounge, stunning fully fitted kitchen with Scullery, familybathroom, drive-thru Garage +++ Adjoining grounds to Build another house or

Sub-divide.

Pelican Heights R1.45 Mil(House On Large 1000m² Plot.)

Schaapkraal R2.75 Mil(3 Houses on Small holding)

Close To Mosque. Main House: 4 Bedrooms, bics, en-suite, spacious lounge & dining room, beautifully fullyfitted kitchen, downstairs shower & toilet. SecondHouse: Upstairs: 3 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge,

bathroom.Downstairs: 1 bedroom, lounge, kitchen,bathroom. Enlcosed, Carport, Garage

+++ Sparkling Pool.

Colorado R949 000(2 Large Double Storeys + Pool)

MARK ANTHONY083 482 4250021 704 2160

Need an agent to sell your house fast and efficiently? Call MARK ANTHONY 083 482 4250/021 704 2160

Urgentlyneed properties for myapproved buyers in

All AREASincluding Ottery,

Grassy Park,Wetton, Fairways,

Kenwyn, Southfield,Mitchells Plain and

Athlone.CALL

MARK ANTHONYTODAY

3 large beds, laminated floors,large lounge, tiledbathroom with bath & shower, separate toilet, fully fittedkitchen, large yard,burglar bars, security gates, nice area

+++ Garage

Large 3 beds, lounge & dining room,large fitted kitchen, separate bath andtoilet, Spacious garage for approx

4 cars.

Westridge R420 000(Close To Swimming Baths)

Strandfontein Only R570 000(Close To Spitz Road)

BelharR399 000

Strandfontein / Bayview(Free-Standing) R449 000

Lovely 2 Beds, Laminated Floors,Tiled Lounge, Bathroom, BeautifulFully Fitted Kitchen, Double TandemGarage, Large Grounds + Approved

Plans for Extensions. Very Neat.

New TafelsigR289 000

Extended 4 Bedrooms, En-Suite(with bath), Lounge, Kitchen,Family Bathroom, Enclosed,

Carport x3 Cars.

Large 3 beds, en-suite,built-in-cupboards,family bathroom, fully fitted kitchen with

eye-level oven & hob, lounge, carage for 2cars +++ Yard fully enclosed and used

for Catering or Entertainment.

Newly Renovated.Large 3 beds, lounge,kitchen, bathroom, tiled thru-out, KnottyPine Ceilings, enclosed, Very Large

grounds.JUST BEEN REPAINTED ANDTILED. Immediate Occupation.

Lentegeur(Close To Hospital)

R399 000

New LentegeurR420 000

3 Beds, BICs, Tiled Lounge (Fire-Place) + Dining, Fully Fitted

Kitchen, Bathroom, EntertainmentArea with Braai + Garage

New Tafelsig

R279 000

3 Beds (stunning BICs), LaminatedFloors, Fitted Kitchen, Tiled

Lounge, Bathroom + Garage

Summer Greens

R449 000CravenbyR895 000

5 Beds, Doublestory (BICs),Lounge, Dining Room, Fully FittedKitchen, Second Lounge Upstairs,

MES, 3 Bathrooms, Garage+++ 2 Beds Separate Entrance

Lovely 2 Beds, Fitted Kitchen,Spacious Tiled Lounge, Family

Bathroom, Indoor Jet MasterFireplace, Carport

Strandfontein

R589 000

3 Beds, BICs, Spacious TiledLounge with Fire-Place, Dinette,

Large Fully Fitted Kitchen, SeparateBath & Toilet, Garage for 4 Cars

+ Yard

ANTHONY ARENDSE

082 673 1503

021 704 0289

Need an agent to sell your house fast and efficiently? Call ANTHONY ARENDSE 021 704 0289/082 673 1503

PortandsR459 000

3 Bedrooms, Lounge, FittedKitchen, Family Bathroom, Carport

Enclosed

WoodridgeR479 000

3 Beds, BICs, Lounge + DiningRoom, Study, Fully Fitted Kitchen,Family Bathroom (Corner Bath),

Garage. Large Grounds.

Rocklands

R299 000

3 Beds, Fitted Kitchen, Bathroom,Lounge, Enclosed, Spacious Yard

RocklandsR320 000

Dennemere

R495 000

2/3 Beds, Extended Fitted Kitchen, Extended Tiled Lounge,Family Bathroom, Paved Yard

+++ Garage

3 Beds, Fitted Kitchen, FamilyBathroom, Tiled Lounge,

Large Grounds+++ Extras

Kensington

R549 000PortlandsR389 000

2 Beds, BICs, Fully Fitted Kitchen, Tiled Lounge with Built-In-Unit, Family Bathroom, Large Grounds, Drive-Way, Paved Front

Semi. 3 Beds, Main-en-Suite, BICs, Fitted Kitchen, FamilyBathroom, Tiled Lounge with Fire-Place.

Urgentlyneed properties for my

approved buyers in

All AREASincluding Ottery,Coniston Park /Sheridon Park,Strandfontein,

Seawinds, GrassyPark, Mitchells Plain,

Retreat andLakeview.

CALLANTHONY ARENDSE

ANTHONY ARENDSE

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Need an agent to sell your house fast and efficiently? Call ANTHONY ARENDSE 021 704 0289/082 673 1503

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Management

TMT SOLUTIONSSINCE 1986

TRAINEE FRANCHISEBRANCH MANAGER/ESS

Does the following appeal toyou?

• R9 000 fix income• Pension Fund• Medical Aid

• Petrol Allowance

We need well spoken andself confident individuals whoare willing to be trainedup successfully in:• Client Liaison

• Management Skills• Admin SkillsTo apply for theabovementionedcareer opportunity.

If you have your own transportcall the Managing Director on

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Call Centre

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GoodwoodBasic + Commission

Large financial company canassist you to excel & earn$$$. 2 yrs retail sales expwith 6 months inbound callcentre exp required OR 1 yroutbound sales exp in callcentre. Matric, credit &criminal cleared essential.

If you are vibrant & have the

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Sales/Marketing

Justine CosmeticsEarn extra, sell Justine.SMS name and area to

082 412 5505.

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If you are awesome atCustomer Service but havethe ability to upsell then thisis for you! You will havesales targets to meet sellinginsurance to existing client.Must have 1 year sales

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Website: www.mecrealestate.co.za

STRANDFONTEIN/WAVECREST

WESTRIDGE

EASTRIDGE

EASTRIDGE

EASTRIDGE

St Helena Street –R599K

Kylemore Close R399K

7th Ave 250K

Fir Str 260K

Grotto Str 270K

3Beds with Bics. Open PlanLounge/Dining with F.F.Kitchen.DBL Gar. Lrg Cnr Plot. Fully

Enclosed+++.

3 Large Beds. F/ Kit. L/Dining. Lrg Grnds.Carport.

3Beds. F/ Kit.

3Beds.F/Kit. Renovated.

4Beds.F/Kit. 2Baths.

ANDRE - 072 936 7316EDRIES - 083 861 8479

YOUR AGENTS AT YOUR SEVICE

WE BUY AND SELL (ALL AREAS)

PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 3 September 2013 CLASSIFIEDS 13

ww .pamgolding.co.zaw

PortlandsR475 000

Nadia Moses084 677 8459

New EastridgeR330 000

Weltevreden ValleyR490 000

Shihaam Jack072 192 1411

LentegeurR499 000

WoodlandsR430 000

TafelsigR370 000

Mitchells PlainOffice : 021 705 9066E-mail : [email protected]

Our website : www.capeinvestmentproperties.co.za Email: [email protected]

SELLERS• FREE VALUATIONS• FEEDBACK TO CLIENTS• PROFESSIONAL SERVICE• PROPERTIES NEEDED INALL AREAS

SELLING? Think Cape Investment Properties!

TAFELSIG R285 000

Charlotte: 076 220 1428

Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1Garage: 1 Carport: 0

TAFELSIG R249 000Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1

Garage: 0 Carport: 1Huzaifah: 071 680 23320

STRANDFONTEIN R599 000Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1

Garage: 3 Carport: 0Nabuweya: 084 608 6982

ROCKLANDS R325 000

Gadija: 073 686 0527


COLORADO PARK - R475 000

Huzaifah: 071 680 23320

Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1.5Garage: 1 Carport: 0

WOODLANDS R345 000Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1

Garage: 0 Carport: 0Charlotte: 076 220 1428

RONDEVLEI R380 000

Nabuweya: 084 608 6982


BEACON VALLEY R 295 000

Charlotte: 076 220 1428


PORTLANDS R459 000

Charlotte: 076 220 1428Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1

Garage: 1 Carport: 0SEARIDGE PARK R300 000Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1

Garage: 1 Carport: 1Charlotte: 076 220 1428

KHAYELITSHA R499 000

Funiwe: 083 977 3782


RETREAT R580 000Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1

Garage: 0 Carport: 0Nabuweya: 084 608 6982

Office:

021 393 7456Email:[email protected]

BAYVIEWR765 000 Neg

Prepare for summer!Stunning, big, renov, dream3 bed home featuring a big

lounge with f/place, Mod FFK &bathr, BIC's, Entertainm roomwith built-in braai, Big pool, Tanremote gar. Tania 084 240 0606

WAVE CRESTR680 000 Neg

Sought-after neighbourhood!Quiet crescent. Attractive 3 bedrfam home offering a spacious,tiled lounge, open-plan kitch,main bedr ensuite, BIC's, Drive-

thru Gar, spacious yard.Erica 083 299 9807

NEW RELEASE

STRANDFONTEIN VILLAGER545 000 Neg

Superb Condition.Extremely neat 3 bed family

home with Spaciousm / diningarea; FFK; 2 beds withlaminated floors & BIC’s.Fully paved and enclosed.Randall on 071 6188 421

NEW RELEASE

V iew more p ic tu res on www. rawson .co . za / s t r and fon te in

WinWinTo qualify

R60 000!

, all you have to do is instruct us to

market your property. When we sell or rent your home,

your name will be entered into a lucky draw to win your

commission back to the value of

Competition runs from

1st June 2013 until

31st March 2014.

T’s & C’s Apply. For more

details contact your

Sales Partner now.

NEW RELEASE

Available immediatelyVery neat 3 bedroom,main en-suite, BIC'S,

Gas stove.

Denver on 083 555 4133

NEW RELEASE

BAYVIEW

RENTAL R3700pm (incl water)

PORTLANDS - R500 000 NEG

BEACON VALLEY - R250 000

BEACON VALLEY - R400 000PORTLANDS - R483 000 NEG

MODERN DOUBLE STORY 3BEDS, OPEN PLAN KITCHEN /

LOUNGE, FAMILY BATH /TOILET, GARAGE

AYOBA REAL ESTATEWE BUY & SELL PROPERTIES IN ALL AREASWEWILL SELL YOUR HOME IN 30 DAYS.

WEWILL STOP YOUR AUCTION.


KOMPSBERG - SEARIDGE PARK TAFELSIG - R199 000

VERY NEAT - 3 BEDS, SEPERATE

KITCHEN, VERY BIG LOUNGE,

BATHROOM/ TOILET, FULLY YARD

FULLY ENCLOSED, YARD FACES PARK

WESTRIDGE - R420 000

3 BEDS, 1WITH BICS, MAIN BED MES, FF

KITCHEN, SEP LOUNGE & DININGROOM,

ENTERTAINMENT AREA WITH FIRE PLACE,

FULL BATH & SHOWER, TILES + LAM

FLOORS FULLY ENCLOSED PARKS 1 CAR.

TAFELSIG - R310 000 NEG ROCKLANDS - R300 00

TAFELSIG ON KILOMANJARO - 2 BEDS,

CARPETS, LOUNGE, FITTED KITCHEN,

BATH / TOILET, ALL TILED, GARAGE

PARKS 4 CARS, CLOSE TO BUS STOP,

LIBRARY, CLINIC & LIBRARY.

BAYVIEW R600 000

NEAT DOUBLE STOREY -4 BEDROOMS, 3 DOWN

STAIRS & 1 VERYLARGE BEDROOM UP

STAIRS WITH A EN SUIT,LAM FLOORS + TILES,

VERY NEAT FITTEDKITCHEN, NICE SIZE

BATHROOM, PARKINGFOR ABOUT TO 4 CARS

WESTRIDGE OFFICE

TEL: 021 391 2174, FAX: 021 3911 847

VERY NEAT 3 BEDS,

LOUNGE,KITCHEN, BATH / TOILET,

LARGE GROUNDS FRONT & NEATLY

PAVED, PARKS 3 TO 4 CARS

ENCLOSED

3BEDS, 2WITH BICS, TEAK FLOORS

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WHAT A DRAG: Llewelyn Lakay struggles to carrya 80kg dummy the required 80m, at the ToughestFirefighter Alive Challenge at the Good Hope Cen-tre on Saturday. The event was designed to testthe strength and stamina of the 120 firefighterswith several real world scenarios.

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HEAVY HITTER: Tracy Whitaker hits the hammerbox as part of stage two in the Toughest Firefight-er Alive competition at the Good Hope Centre onFriday. Whitaker also had to carry a 80kg dummy60m and climb a 3m wall as part of the stage.

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

DOUBLE TEAMED: UCT number eight Vincent Job is tackled during a match against Durbanville-Bellville at the Green Mile on Saturday. UCT won 17-13. PHOTO: YUSUF MAGED / OMAR PHOTOGRAPHS

Pedal to the metalLIAM MOSES

A group of cyclists will start a 20-day,1 400km trek across the country onSunday to help raise awareness for a

new cycling safety campaign.The Pedal Power Association’s (PPA)Toy-

ota Ride for your Life South Africa Tour willsee the group start in Johannesburg on Sun-day 8 September and make their waythrough several towns en route to CapeTown.The tour forms part of PPA’s Cyclists Stay

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lateddeaths onour roads in recent times, thelaunch of theCyclists Stay Alive at 1.5m cam-paign in the Western Cape last year createdcritically important awareness around cy-cling safety,” he says.“By launching theRide for your Life South

Africa Tour, we aim to expand on the cam-paign’s success and reinforce safety and tol-erance amongst drivers and cyclists on allSouth Africa’s roads.”The cyclists will make their first tour stop

in Bloemfontein on Wednesday 11 Septem-ber, reach Oudtshoorn on Friday 20 Septem-ber and arrive in Cape Town on Saturday 28

September.A series of events will take place along the

route, including mass rides from Johannes-burg, Bloemfontein and Oudsthoorn on de-parture days. Celebrities, local business-men, professional cyclists and eager ama-teurs are all expected to participate, drivinghome the cycling safety message.They will accompany the Tour partici-

pants to a predetermined spot along wherea “ghost bike” – a bicycle paintedwhite – hasbeen erected in memory of those cyclistswho lost their lives on the country’s roads.Thereafter, the Tour participants will con-tinue and those participating in the massride will return to the departure point.Hayward adds thatmany of the increasing

number of cyclists taking to the tarmac areinfrequent riders who are unaccustomed tocycling on busy roads.“Ourmessage is simple: if a vehicle is 1.5m

away from a cyclist, that vehicle cannot hitthe cyclist. We will also be gathering signa-tures for a petition to legalise the 1.5m ruleandhope to secure over 1 000 signatures dur-ing the tour.When the group arrives inCapeTown on Saturday 28 September, we plan onhanding the signed petition to the NationalMinistry for Transport for consideration,”Hayward says.For more information on how you can get

involved or to find out more about PPA andits various safety projects, visit www.pedal-power.org.za.

BROAD SHOULDERS: Xole Abdool completes the hose drag in the Toughest Firefighter Alive tourna-ment at the Good Hope Centre on Saturday. The tournament saw 120 firefighters from across SouthAfrica compete in four different stages. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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Southern Gauteng at Hartleyvale Stadiumon Saturday.Province looked like championship con-

tenders from the start of the tournament,racking up heavy wins in the openingrounds, but almost came unstuck againstNorthern Blues in the semi-finals.WP were trailing the Blues 3-1 when play

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day morning and Province produced high-quality hockey in the remaining 30minutes,to register a 4-3 win.The hosts completed their fairytale come-

back just seven hours later, beating South-erns 1-0 to keep the trophy in Cape Town.Both goalkeepers proved to be the most

important players for both sides; with Prov-ince’s Jacques le Roux keeping out JulianHykes, Nick Gonsalves, Dean Symons, Ga-reth Heyns, Clinton Panther and BrandonPanther, and Southerns captain Rassie Pie-terse denying CraigHaley and LloydNorris-

Jones on more than one occasion.WP,whoonbalance deserved the title, had

the better of the first half, but Southernscame back into the game after the changeover.Matt Botha eventually hit the winner for

Province in the 63rd minute after, LungiTsolekile flicked on a pass from Cuan Bur-ton-Moore. Southerns threw caution to thewind in response, substituting Pieterse foran extra field player in the last fourminutes.But three chances to the Johannesburg ladscould not be converted.WP also came closest to scoring when a

Norris-Jones shot hit the post, while South-erns vice-captain Dylan Coombes was su-perb in saving the shot on the goal line froma penalty corner drag-flick by Province cap-tain Andrew Cronje.WP Peninsula finished ninth overall in

the A section after edging out NorthWest 4-3in their final match of the tournament.The South African under-21 team, partici-

pating in preparation for the under-21WorldCup in India later this year, finished fifth af-ter thrashing Witwatersrand 12-1.WP Disas finished first out of five in the

B-section after beating Border 2-1.

SHOT STOPPING: Southern Gauteng goalkeeper Rassie Pieterse (left) pulls off a diving stopagainst Craig Haley in the final of the BDO Men’s Inter-provincial Hockey tournament.

Ikeys dominate Durb-BellLIAM MOSES

UCTpulledoff a stunningdisplayof coun-ter-attacking rugby to beat Durbanville-Bellville in a Super League A match intrying conditions on Saturday.Heavy rains left the Green Mile cut up

and muddy, with the hosts showing in-credible skill and patience to come out ontop in the 17-13 match.UCT flyhalf Ross Jones-Davies opened

the scoring with a penalty in the 10thminute, but Durb-Bell fullback RaymondOliver levelled the scores just five min-utes later.Although UCT dominated territory

and possession, the visitors made betteruse of their chances and took the lead inthe 20th minute.Outside centre Vian Rieckert broke

through the UCT defence and a subse-quent ruck infringement by UCT saw apenalty awarded on the try-line. MornéMinnigke tapped and spread the ball toInus Keyser, who dived over easily.UCT resumed their dominance when

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hold second place on the table andwill re-main above Durbies if they win their fi-nal game of the season against Helder-berg on Saturday.

DOUBLE TEAMED: UCT number eight Vincent Job is tackled during a match against Durbanville-Bellville at the Green Mile on Saturday. UCT won 17-13. PHOTO: YUSUF MAGED / OMAR PHOTOGRAPHS

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SPORTDiscipline: clubs’ responsibilityLIAM MOSES

The leaders of some of Cape Town’s big-gest rugby clubs have spoken out fol-lowing allegations of violence at a high

profile match in Constantia.It is believed two different incidents of vi-

olence took place at a Western ProvinceRugby Football Union (WPRFU) SuperLeague B match between False Bay RFCand Primrose RFC on Friday 23 August.Both incidents are believed to have in-

volved supporters and players, but the ex-act details are not yet clear.Violence has plagued club rugby in the

union for some years, leading to criticismof the WPRFU.But most clubs believe it is up to clubs,

and not the union, to ensure that theseevents do not occur.Hamiltons RFC chaiperson Michael Rey-

nolds believes the union has done its partto ensure that violence does not occur.“I believe the WPRFU Disciplinary Com-

mittee is doing (its) part. WP has put in theeffort to clean it up, but it’s up to the clubs,”he says.“Tempers flare and there is nothing

wrong with banter, but it’s up to clubs’ (ex-ecutive) committees to make an effort tostamp it out.“You do not hear about the incidents as

often as in the past. I must compliment theDisciplinary Committee, but they can onlyact if a case gets brought before them. Theclubs are responsible for the control (onthese matters). They must root it out andreport it, so that Province can take action.”Reynolds adds Hamiltons has forced un-

ruly fans and members out of the club inthe past, to prevent violence.Mitchell’s Plain club Collegians had one

of the worst reputations for violence atmatches, but junior vice president Nasiefvan der Schyff says the club has managedto stamp it out by taking ownership of theproblem.“At times tolerance needs to be shown to

each other’s cultures and where we comefrom; where there is not enough toleranceshown,weget situation like thatwhichhap-pened at False Bay,” he says.“There have been initiatives to foster in-

clusivity and diversity, respect and toler-ance, but I think the responsibility lieswithclub officials – they have to take responsi-bility

“AtCollegianswehavemade tremendousstrides in improving our discipline since2006. All our players have signed a code ofconduct. They are continuously remindedof the code and to respect each other, theopposition and the game. Our disciplinaryrecord has been exemplary over the lastfour years.”Bruce Fraser, chairperson at Claremont

club Villager, says the club officials andplayers need to set the example.“It startswith the clubattitude. If the club

has the right attitude, it filters through tothe fans,” he says.“For example, if I am standing on the side

of the field and one of our spectators startshurling abuse at the referee, I won’t allowit. It’s a question of education and havingthe committee involved to control whathappens on match days.”Retreat RFC chairperson Ivan van der

Merwe shares Fraser’s views, adding thatbetter performing referees would aid solv-

ing the problem.“There is a lot contributing to it; I have

always said that capabilities of the refereesare a big contributor to it,” he says.“It would help if the officials go to crucial

games to assess the referees. If the peoplesee that the officials are there, it pushesdown the testosterone. I firmly believe thatthere is no excuse for people to behave (ina rowdy manner).“Emotions run high, but you should be in

control of your emotions.”WPRFU will hold a disciplinary hearing

to deal with the incident in Constantia laterthis week. The exact date of the hearingcould not be confirmed at the time of goingto print.

BLOOD SPORT: Primrose RFC and False Bay RFC players get to grips after a first team matchin Constantia on Friday 23 August. The game was allegedly marred by two incidents ofviolence. PHOTO: GAVIN WITHERS

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