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KENSINGTON
Security boost after theftTIYESE JERANJI
@jeranji
F ollowing a second burglary at the Ken-sington Day Hospital, the facility is setto have security guards.
The break-in, which took place onWednesday 23 September, was discoveredon Friday morning when the nurses re-turned to work after the public holiday.It is alleged that the thieves gained access
to the hospital after they removed the bur-glar bars from the windows.
The first burglary prompted the depart-ment of health to install burglar bars on thewindow but the hospital has been targetedagain.Patient service has been slow after the
theft of four computers during the break-in.Someof the patients had to be turned away
because nurses couldn’t work without thecomputers.Those who could be assisted faced an even
longer wait as everything had to be donemanually.Others left because they had waited too
long without service. Patient Sumaya Ka-lam managed to get her medication butcouldn’t see the doctor.
She was told to come back another dayhoping that things would be back to normal.
“This is a huge inconvenience for us be-cause I am told to come back onWednesday.I have to take a taxi home and back againto see a doctor. I’m so tired and I don’t evenhave money for food where do I get moneyto come back here again,” she says.
Kensington resident Catherine Williamssays criminals must think twice before they
act.“Theymust think that thiswill affect their
families as well. We are not blaming thenurses as they are trying to do all they candespite the tough situation they are facedwith.“Thieves must stop stealing as this is af-
fecting the health of the elderly and the chil-dren who rely on this hospital,” she says.To keep things going some computers had
to be relocated to the reception to help thepatients.V Continued on page 3.
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Celeb shows off hoodCape Town Tourism has
launched the “Love Cape Townneighbourhood series”, a collec-tion of videos revealing three of thecity’s suburbs.The videos are a direct response
to the “travel like a local” trend.This after research revealed visi-tors want to experience the placesthey travel in ways that exposethem to the quirky and interestingfeatures enjoyed by locals.Showcasing local hidden gems
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Cape TownTourism hascreated avideo seriesto intimate-ly revealCape Townneighbour-hoods, likeWoodstockand its gemlike theartisticgraffiti.PHOTO: CAPETOWNTOURISM
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The new Community Policing Forum(CPF) chairperson for sector four in
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chairperson for a couple ofmonths, says hewants to improve the area and is deter-mined to fight crime. That’s why he tookup his new role.Originally from Morocco he has been in
South Africa for over two decades.He has always had a passion for fighting
crime and he has worked as a police reser-vist for at least three years.Kanouni says taking up the new position
was an easy decision for him as he has al-ways been involved with and up to date onwhat’s happening in his community.Above all hewants to help in fighting crimein his area.His wish is to form a neighbourhood
watch and at themoment he is liaisingwithroleplayers to make sure that happens.Kanouni says he believes his area is im-
proving and there is a lot more that can bedone if people work together.“Life here is changing, it has been worse
beforebutweareheading in the right direc-tion. I want Woodstock to be a better andsafer place for everyone and for all to enjoya better life.“To see more change people must come
together and fight crime, communitiesneed to be involved because this is not aone-man joband itwon’t be doneovernight.It will take time, but with the right mindand attitude nothing is impossible. Peoplealso need to work hand in hand with thepolice and this will make life much easierin fighting crime,” he says.One part of Kanouni’s plans is to have
youth programmes that will keep young-sters busy and occupy their time. Now andagain they play in the hall, but he wants tohave permanent spaces for young people touse. “This will stop youngsters from becom-ing addicts. We have to create more fun spa-ces for them, have parks and play areas tonurture their talents. There is so much tal-ent in this area and we don’t want that togo towaste becauseyoungsters are engagingin substance abuse,” he says.
WOODSTOCK
New CPF chairhas big plans
YoussefKanouni isthe newchairpersonof theCommunityPolice Forum.
PHOTO: TIYESEJERANJI
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Assistant secretary at the hospital Ricar-do vanNiekerkhas requested patients as-sist staff as much as possible. “With thetheft of the computers they have to do allthe work manually which is really slow-ing down everything,” he says.To access assistance faster patients
should bring their hospital cards andchronic patients can bring their medica-tion packages so that the nurses can taketheir details.“Our most vital service has been inter-
rupted by these perpetrators andwe hopethey will be caught and brought to book,”he says.Monique Johnstone health department
communicationsofficer confirmed the in-
cident.“We can confirm that the incident took
place andwas detectedwhen staff arrivedfor duty. Both clients and staff were af-fected by the incident; however, the facili-ty manager engaged with the clients andreassured them of services that will berendered.“Services continued as normal in the
unaffected area at the facility. Staff couldnot access patients’ folders via the com-puters due to the damage and theft andtherefore had to assist clients manuallywhich impacted waiting times,” saysJohnson.Kensington police are currently inves-
tigating the matter
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TIYESE JERANJI@jeranji
Help continues to pour in for the fire vic-tims of 6th Avenue informal settlement
in Kensington.The families were left homeless after a
fire, which is believed to have been causedby a candle, gutted three shacks.The fire also resulted in the death of a 79-
year-old man and families lost all their be-longings (“Shack fire claims life”, People’sPost, 29 September).Since then neighbours and others have
been helping those affected by the fire. Re-cently the families received a donation ofclothes from Mitchells in Arms.Ricardo van Niekerk of Peace Builders
group says they are really grateful for thehelp that they have been receiving from thepublic.“By working together people can make a
huge difference in other people’s lives,” hesays.
Fire victimsget help
Access Trust, a technical vocationaleducation and training (TVET)(former FET) bursary and studentsupport organisation based in Wyn-berg, is holding stakeholder engage-ment with colleges at the False BayCollege in Muizenberg today from09:00 to 13:30.The organisation’smission is to en-
able capableyoungpeople fromdisad-vantaged communities to accessskilled employment by gaining quali-fications at TVET institutions.Applications are open for study at
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Kensington Old Age Home is appealingfor physiotherapists and social work-
ers to volunteer and help with the resi-dents at the home.
With about 90 patients at the home,their wish is to have volunteers as oftenas possible to help cheer up residentsand keep them active.
Some of the residents have had severalstrokes and require the assistance of aphysiotherapist.
Although the home is for the elderly,care is also given to those who are young-er but have special needs and cannot becared for by their families.
Because many residents experiencedrastic changes when moving into thehome, they are in need of counselling toassist them in dealing with thesechanges.
These needs have prompted the hometo call for volunteers who can assist theresidents - either through specialisedservices or simply by providing compa-
ny to the residents.Board member, Helen Major, believes
that the additional care provided by vol-unteers will assist those in wheelchairsto be able to walk around and do thingsfor themselves.
“We are appealing those that can vol-unteer and help with therapy and coun-selling at the home because we believewhen the residents receive that they willbe able to do things for themselves,” shesays.
“Some have to be in nappies becausetheir limbs are not working but if theyget the necessary help they will be ableto walk around and even go to the toiletfor themselves.”
Major says it’s extremely important tohave exercise that’s why they are plead-ing for volunteers who can offer their ex-pertise to help the elderly.
“It really helps with the mindset.Much of the time they spend their dayssitting doing nothing which really im-pacts badly on their health. We do try tohave activities for them but that is notenough,” she adds.
A volunteer helpscuts a resident'snails at theKensington Old AgeHome. Morevolunteers areneeded.
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CLAREWOOD ROMP TO TITLE: Kewin Chordnum of Ashford steps over Jalyle Jonesof Clarewood to gain possession of the ball in a first division knock-out final played atWilliam Herbert sport grounds on Saturday. Clarewood won 6-1. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS
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SuperSport Western Cape spokespersonEduard Rosentrauch says the initiative isaimed at giving recognition to pupils whoexcel in sport.
“Play, physical education and sport arefoundational to the holistic development ofchildren and an initiative of this nature con-tributes to a healthier community and en-courages sports activity,” saysRosentrauch.
All sporting codes will be considered.Coaches, teachers or parents can nominatetheir best talent and explain why he or shedeserves to be recognised.
Each monthly winner will receive a giftpack and be entered in the People’s Post/Let’s Play Siyadlala Sport Star of the Yearaward to be crowned in December.
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OUT OF THE PARK: Shawn Dyson of WPCC pulls a ball to the square leg boundary with St.Augustine’s wicketkeeper Keenan Bowers looking on in their WPCA Ama-20 match at the PPSmit Oval in Bellville. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES
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JOSEPH PILLAY
With the aim of reintroduc-ing provincial soccer at lo-cal soccer association level
and to develop amateur soccer inthe region, the Goodwill tourna-ment is about to showcase thewealth of talent across the country.The Cape district will be hosting
the tournament for the secondtime. It takes place at the WilliamHerbert sports complex fromThursday to Saturday.According to Iqbal Kasker, this
year’s tournament coordinator,the advent of unification and theera of professional soccer have toa certain extent taken its toll onamateur soccer in the country.“Gone are the dayswhen the sea-
son’s climax was the annual inter-provincial tournament which allplayers, administrators and spec-tators looked forward to,” he says.The selection and awarding of
provincial colours to players whoperformedwell throughout the sea-son was a treasured experience toaspire to, he says, as he recalls fondmemories fostered through friend-ly rivalries forged through theyears.“One only needs to reflect on the
existing tournaments still beingrunby codes likehockey towitnessa level of rivalry, competitivenessand camaraderie that most of ouryoung players (if not all) have not
yet experienced,” Kasker says.One of the custodians of amateur
soccer in the country, the North-ern Areas Football Association(formerly Eastern Province SoccerBoard) created the tournament torekindle the interprovincial tour-nament.Since the Safa regions cannot ca-
ter for all their players, whilst theydid introduce interprovincialgames for certain divisions, it wasfelt that the local associationsshould do something themselves.The interprovincial Goodwill lo-
cal soccer associations tourna-ment was launched at the head-quarters of the Cape District in2007.The first tournament, in Port
Elizabeth in 2008, was won byMitchell’s Plain. The Cape Districtwon the inaugural u.15 title.U.11, u.13, u.15, u.17 and senior
teams will compete in the tourna-ment, which starts at 09:00 on allthree days.The eight local associations have
been divided into two sections.
Group AHost Cape District, Du Noon,
KingWilliamsTownLFAandCapeTown Tygerberg
Group BEast London Central, Northern
Suburbs, South Peninsula andNorthern Areas
Amateur teams match up
The Cape District’s u.17 side is hoping to bring home the trophy at this year’s Goodwill tournament, taking place atthe William Herbert sports complex from Thursday to Sunday. PHOTO: JOSEPH PILLAY
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