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HE family of slain Lavender Hill resident Ebrahim Adams, who was killed by a bullet from a Metro Police officer in 2008, feels justice has not been served, after the sentencing of two of the officers involved. Metro Police officers Kelvin Pillay and Tyrone Steward were sentenced to eight and nine years respectively in the Cape High Court last week for covering up the killing. They were two of five officers who were on duty executing patrols in Lavender Hill on the night of Ebrahim’s murder in February 2008. Initially both faced charges of kidnapping, assault, murder, defeating the administration of justice and also for dumping the body, after Ebrahim’s body was loaded into the police van and dumped at an isolated spot off Baden Powell Drive. Jason February, the policeman accused of firing the bullet that killed Ebrahim that night, was never charged. His body was found in an open field in Grassy Park shortly after Ebrahim’s murder. February had been shot twice in the head, and an inquest docket opened. A post-mortem determined that he had committed suicide, and a gun was found in close proximity to his body. The other two officers involved, Gail Jacobs and Renier Swart, then turned state witness, with Jacobs eventually testifying in court. It emerged in court that on the night of the incident the Metro Police officers were patrolling through Grassy Park and Lavender Hill when they spotted a group of men in Fawley Court. The group scattered as the police arrived, which led to a chase on foot. Adams, who was part of the group, was on his way to the shop to buy a loose cigarette. Officers Jason February, Tyrone Steward and Kelvin Pillay tracked down Adams, who was hiding between a wall and a parked car. Eric Ntabazalila, National Prosecuting Au-
thority (NPA) spokesman in the Western Cape, explained that February then fired shots at Adams, fatally wounding him as a result. “The officers then requested that the police van be brought closer, where they loaded the body, and the body was later dumped,” says Ntabazalila. Pillay and Steward then dumped the body alongside Baden Powell Drive before fleeing. After dumping the body, the officers visited the Hillstar Traffic Department in Ottery, where they cleaned the blood from the van before returning it to the fleet, says Ntabazalila. Days later, February’s body was found in the bushes in Grassy Park, with a gun close by. Warrant Officer Wynita Kleinsmith, spokesperson for the Grassy Park Police Station, confirmed that Februarie’s body was located in some bushes close to the Zeekoevlei Nature Reserve, with two gunshots to the head. She also added that police opened an inquest docket, but “believed that the officer had committed suicide”. “The pathologist report suggested that it was suicide and a murder docket was not opened with police,” she says. Ntabazalila explained that it had been confirmed in court that February was responsible for the death of Adams, but committed suicide shortly after the incident. “No case has been opened and there were two more officers who turned state witnesses and were present at the court appearance,” says Ntabazalila. After the judgement, People’s Post spoke to a frustrated Fagmia Ismail, Ebrahiem’s aunt. “He never bothered anybody and always interacted with the community, so now he is gone and his killers get eight years. That’s ridiculous,” says Fagmia. “I am very upset at the short sentence, but I’m satisfied that they are not walking free, because they are dangerous men,” says Ismail. Salwa Ismail, Ebrahim Adams’ cousin, believed the sentencing was “too little”, and
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said the family was expecting anything over 15 years. “It will not bring my cousin back, but at least we could have been happy knowing that the people responsible for his death would have been behind bars for a long time. This is just a slap on the wrist,” says Ismail. But the thought of the officers serving time for the crime they had committed was still some consolation. “I am happy that they did not walk free, because these are dangerous people to have walking on the streets. They took my nephew’s life away, and you must sit and wonder who else they can hurt,” Ismail said.
Steward received an extra 12 months to his sentence for his role in assaulting one of the young men in the group on the night, Cheslyn Jacobs. Says Ntabazalila: “They were both found guilty and have already started serving their sentences, but the location cannot be confirmed,” says Ntabazalila.
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JAZZ lovers were treated to some of the biggest names in its genre last weekend when the 12th Cape Town International Jazz Festival rolled into town. The Cape Town International Convention Centre was filled with music lovers who were treated to the sounds of more than 30 local and international artists.
SOUL FOOD: Bebe Winans and Dave Koz sere nade their local fans.
IN THEIR ELEMENT: Earth, Wind and Fire entertained the masses as part of their 40th Anniversary World Tour. Photos: Nasief Manie
STRINGS ATTACHED: Guitafrika had their audience swaying to the sound of their guitars.
LOCAL IS LEKKER: South African group Gang of Instrumentals in action at the festival.
PACKING A PUNCH: The Wayne Shorter Quartet brought people to their feet.
Song of the Blackbird THE award-winning play “Blackbird” opened at the Baxter Golden Arrow Studio on Tuesday 22 March. “Blackbird” is British slang for jailbird. The principal characters in this 80-minute, one-act play, are birds with broken wings – psychologically crippled by an episode that left both their lives in tatters. Exploring the blurry line between passion and perversion, love and abuse, the play suggests that intimate relationships between adults and minors are taboo not because they’re abnormal, but because they’re all too natural. Blackbird will be running until Saturday 9 April, with nightly shows at 20:15. Tickets cost R100 and bookings are made through Computicket on 083 915 8000, online at www.computicket.co.za or at any Shoprite Checkers outlet countrywide.
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From left, Chuma Sopotela, Bo Petersen and Zoleka Helesi. GOODHOPE FM radio DJ Nigel Pierce’s real name is Gavin Goliath. He decided the original was a mouthful and opted for a combination of two of his sports heroes – Formula One racing driver Nigel Mansell and English soccer fullback Stewart Pierce. – (www.iol.co.za)
Written comments on the draft policy may be submitted on or before Tuesday 3 May 2011 as follows: • By post to the Manager: Development Policies and Processes, P O Box 298, Cape Town 8000 • By hand to any subcouncil office, district planning, health or social development office or the 16th Floor, Tower Block, Civic Centre, Cape Town (for attention: The Manager: Development Policies and Processes) • By e-mail to ecd.policy@capetown.gov.za • On Council’s website at www.capetown.gov.za • By fax to 021 425 4327 Any further enquiries may be directed to ecd.policy@capetown.gov.za or tel 021 400 7580. ACHMAT EBRAHIM CITY MANAGER
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Police nab fake music instructor TAURIQ HASSEN
A 45-YEAR-OLD man was arrested and charged with nine counts of robbery in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court yesterday. The man, who is from Lavender Hill, is alleged to have lured nine different men from the Cape Town Gardens to the Liesbeeck Park in Observatory after pretending he was a music instructor. According to Sergeant Hilton Malila, spokesperson for the Woodstock Police Station, victims were then held at knife-point and robbed of their cellphones, money and other valuable items The incidents took place between May and November last year. “We initially got hold of a photo of the man and then sent it around, so he was placed on the most wanted list for a long time,” says Malila.
On Friday 25 March, at approximately 04:45, police caught up with the man in his Lavender Hill home, after following up information received from the public. According to Malila, the man was arrested when detectives followed up information received during a “tracing for wanted suspects” operation. “Police investigations positively linked the suspect to nine previous reported robbery incidents in the police precinct,” says Malila. The suspect appeared in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court yesterday where he was charged with nine counts of robbery. However, his case was postponed until Wednesday 6 March. “When he appears again, a formal bail application hearing will take place, but police are currently questioning the suspect in order for him to be linked with other outstanding crimes in the area,” Malila confirmed.
Happy birthday, dear Cape Town CLASS ACT: Over the past decade, Tracy Klass has become known on the Cape Town comedy scene as “The Camps Bay kugel”. Her “growing up disgracefully” stance on life and being dragged towards middleage kicking and screaming – rather than floating gracefully on a cloud of Clarins and botox – is explored on stage. She also has a “unique take” on those issues women hold dear, such as children, weight, aging and food. Klass’ onewoman show, “An Evening with Tracy”, debuts on Wednesday 6 April at Joker’s Comedy Club, at the corner of Castor and Pollux roads in Lansdowne. To book call Joker’s Comedy Club on 076 395 8901.
Information needed on murder TAURIQ HASSEN
POLICE arrested 10 suspects in connection with the murder of a 23 year old man in Seawinds on Saturday. On Saturday 26 March, at 06:00, Ghaliep Moses was stabbed in St Patrick Street, Seawinds. According to Colonel Noel Joseph, Station Commander for the Steenberg Police Station, police received information on 10 possible suspects, who were immediately arrested by police. “All 10 suspects are being questioned thoroughly by detectives and the investigation is at a very sensitive stage,” says Joseph. He could not release further details about the incident Anybody with information on the murder,
is urged to contact the Steenberg Police Station on (021) 702-9000. . Steenberg Police also arrested 21 suspects in connection with various drug related incidents, with tik, dagga and mandrax to the street value of R3 000 being confiscated .Joseph also confirmed that R61 700 was confiscated from a “well known” drug house in the Seawinds area. Police would like to encourage the public to report all drug-related crime or gang activities in the area to the new dedicated number. The number will be monitored by a senior ranked officer at the station 24/7. “The officer will call you back if you SMS and the line will always be available, so any reports should be sent through,” says Joseph. If you would like to report crimes, call or SMS 082 411 4150.
A FEW cities around the world know the exact date and circumstances of their founding. On Saturday 2 April at 08:30, Cape Town’s 359th birthday will be commemorated in a colourful pageant at the Good Hope Castle, South Africa’s oldest building. The guest of honour is Mayor Dan Plato, who arrives at 09:00. Regiment Westelike Provinsie, one of the country’s oldest citizen force regiments, will also celebrate its 77th birthday with a flag-raising ceremony and medal parade. One of the city’s finest Malay choirs will perform popular Hollandse liedjies like “Rosa” and “Piet Hein”. A military trumpeter will sound the Wilhelmus (Dutch national anthem), followed by a salute fired by historical muzzle-loading muskets and cannon. The event is co-produced by the Castle, Regiment Westelike Provinsie and the VOC Foundation. Free parking will be made available beside the Castle, just off Darling Street.
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New candidates proposed Small mistakes have TAMMY PETERSEN
MORE than half of the southern suburbs’ 34 ward councillors will not be standing for re-election as ward councillors in the local government elections after their names were left off the list of ward councillor candidates submitted by the DA to the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) on Friday. The DA holds 34 of the 36 wards in the southern suburbs, Cape Town city area, and Atlantic seaboard. The party’s list of ward candidates for the local government elections, submitted on Friday to the IEC, excluded half of the current serving ward councillors. The official list of candidates contesting each ward will be released by the IEC on 12 April. Names have been left off the list for various reasons: in some instances, the ward councillor has opted to retire, and in others the ward councillor will stand for election as a proportional representative councillor instead of a ward councillor. The list merely confirms the candidates for the ward councillor positions, and not the candidates for the proportional representative positions. People’s Post obtained a copy of this list. Wards that have new candidates proposed as ward councillors are: . Ward 44 (Gugulethu, Heideveld, Welcome Estate and Vanguard Estate): Anthony Moses replaces Shehaam Sims. . Ward 46 (Manenberg, a portion of Hanover Park, Hatton, Mountainview, Newfields, Pinati, Surrey Estate and the south-
ern section of Penlyn Estate): Junade Hoosain replaces Abduragiem Orrie. . Ward 47 (Hanover Park): Antonio van der Rheede replaces Kenneth Lategan. . Ward 54 (Bantry Bay, Foreshore, Fresnaye, Green Point, Mouille Point, Robben Island, Sea Point, Three Anchor Bay and Signal Hill): Beverly Schafer replaces JP Smith. . Ward 56 (Acacia Park, Factreton, Kensington, Summer Greens, Windermere and Wingfield): Derrick America replaces Jacob Ridder. . Ward 57 (Mowbray, Observatory, Salt River, Table Mountain and Woodstock): Brett Herron replaces Cedric Thomas. . Ward 58 (Mowbray, Rosebank, Rondebosch, Claremont and the southern sections of Kenilworth and Harfield Village): Matthew Kempthorne replaces Owen Kinahan. . Ward 60 (Lansdowne, Rondebosch East, Sybrand Park, Crawford, Belthorn Estate and the western part of Athlone): Anthea Green replaces Patrick Hill. . Ward 61 (Simon’s Town, Capri, Castle Rock, a portion of Fish Hoek, Glencairn, Kommetjie, Misty Cliffs, Ocean View, Scarborough, Smitswinkel Bay and Sun Valley): Simon LiellCock replaces Nicki Holderness. . Ward 62 (Bishopscourt, Constantia, Newlands, Plumstead and Wynberg): Liz Brunette replaces Neill Ross. . Ward 64 (Muizenberg, Coniston Park, Hillview, Lakeside, Seawinds, St James, Kalk Bay, Sunrise Beach, Vrygrond and Marina Da Gama): David D’Alton replaces Demetri Qually. . Ward 65 (parts of Lotus River, and a section of Grassy Park):
Leslie Isaacs replaces Derek Smith. . Ward 67 (Pelican Park, Zeekoeivloei, a portion of Grassy Park, a portion of Lotus River, a portion of Retreat and a portion of Lavender Hill): Shaun August replaces Basil Lee. . Ward 68 (Lavender Hill, a portion of Retreat and Steenberg): Mano Ariefdien replaces Gerald Morkel. . Ward 77 (Cape Town City Centre, a portion of Green Point, a portion of Signal Hill, Gardens, Oranjezicht, a portion of Woodstock, Tamboerskloof, Vredehoek and Zonnebloem): Dave Bryant replaces Vivienne Walker. . Ward 78 (a portion of Beacon Valley, a portion of Portlands, Weltevreden Valley and Westridge): Edwin Andrews replaces Grant Pascoe. . Ward 79 (Beacon Valley, Eastridge, Goodhope, Mitchell’s Plain Town Centre and a portion of Portlands): Solomon Philander replaces Dennis Williams. The remainder of the wards’ current councillors will stand for re-election. The candidates for the two wards not held by the DA are Melanie Arendse (DA) in Ward 66 (Lotus River, Ottery East and a section of Parkwood). The current councillor is George March for the Independent Democrats. Magadien Davids will contest for Ward 48, which comprises Belgravia, a portion of Crawford, Gatesville, Belthorn Estate, a portion of Penlyn Estate, Athlone, Mountview, Rylands, Pinati, Bridgetown and Silvertown. The current councillor is the ANC’s Mustapha Murudker, who will not be standing for reelection.
big consequences TONY ROBINSON
I’VE always been apprehensive about nuclear power. It started years ago when I attended a conference on energy in the Baxter Theatre complex. At the time there was concern about nuclear reactors, as tiny cracks had been discovered in the steel work and some reactors had been closed down for further investigation. A metallurgist from England explained, in a very scientific way, that little cracks get bigger and big cracks are not a good idea in a nuclear power plant. He knew what he was talking about because he had seen what little cracks did to the Comet jet airliner. That annoyed the nuclear physicists who, clearly, had territory to defend. I remember Dr Ampi Roux insisting that nuclear energy was the only alternative to dirty coal. At the time he was right, but the way he said it scared the hell out of me. He was emotional. He came close to stamping his foot on the floor like Rumpelstiltskin. The unspoken words were: “How dare this English upstart criticise my industry!”. The anti-nuclear lobby can get hysterical from time to time, but the scientists are people too and they also get emotional. And they are not nearly as smart as they think they are. This hit me like a blow between the eyes when I watched a British nuclear expert pronounce on Sky News that “the lesson we will learn from the Japanese disaster is not to put the diesel engines in the basement”. That needs some explanation. The Japanese reactors survived the force
of the earthquake but the emergency cooling systems, powered by diesel engines, failed because the tsunami took them out. Yes, the emergency diesels were in the basement! The relationship between earthquakes and tsunamis is part of general knowledge. When there is a quake anywhere there is a tsunami threat. The Japanese know this better than most. The giant waves even have a Japanese name. And it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that giant waves sweeping over the shoreline will tend to flood basements. But the Japanese scientists and engineers, with all their experience of earthquakes and tsunamis, put the back-up diesel engines in the basement! Where, I wonder, are Koeberg’s emergency diesel engines? Over the last week or so we have had plenty of assurances from nuclear experts. They have told us that modern reactor designs are better than the old ones, but what does it matter if the emergency cooling system depends on diesel engines in the basement? One would think that the earthquake and resulting tsunami that killed more than 200 000 people in Indonesia a few years ago might have prompted nuclear engineers to think again and move the diesels out of the basements. They have got the message now and we can all breathe a sigh of relief. The diesels will come out of atomic power station basements all round the world. But is it the only mistake the nuclear geniuses have made?
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TWO residents of Steenberg claim they have been cold-shouldered by a refrigerator repair man who “delivers shoddy work”. Neighbours Kurt Abrahams and Shariefa Solomons are fed-up with the owner of Remfa Refrigeration and Air-conditioning in Grassy Park. They say Abie Fortune’s repairs to their cold appliances last only a short while. They also say that he is “impossible” to reach and does not honour his promise to return and fix his “shoddy work”. Abrahams was having trouble with his refrigerator in December last year, and a friend referred him to Fortune, the owner of the company. According to Abrahams, Fortune goes around making repairs to refrigerators that only last up to three days, and then doesn’t return to fix his mistakes. Abrahams said he paid R480 to have his refrigerator re-gassed and serviced, and just three days later his refrigerator stopped becoming cold.“I called and called Abie’s cellphone and home number, but I got no answer. When I finally got through, all they did – he and his wife – was make promises to come and repair it. Until today
they haven’t kept their promises. Abrahams added that Fortune did not have his invoice book with him when he came to do the job, and after requesting one, said he had forgotten it. “I then gave him the money, trusting him to bring me my invoice. I called him, but there was no answer,” he says. Fed-up with Fortune’s empty promises, and after having tried everything to ensure that Fortune “does the right thing”, including threatening legal action, Abrahams got a second opinion. “After he didn’t show up to fix my fridge, I had another gentleman take a look at it and he told me that my fridge had not been serviced,” he says. Fortune responded by saying that Abrahams is not being truthful. “He told me that the fridge stopped working after two months not three days. I did my job – which was re-gas his fridge – and I told him that there was no guarantee on the job. There’s no guarantee on gas,” he says. Abrahams’ neighbour Solomons says she had a similar encounter with Fortune. In November last year, she hired him to fix her two refrigerators, costing her R1 400. “I told him to tell me what was wrong with my fridges. He said they needed gas. He fixed it and then the next day the fridge was dead,” she says.
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NORMAL LIFE? Chil dren play cricket be tween Aspelling and Van der Lee courts in Lavender Hill this week. Photo: Liam Moses
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N the surface, life in Lavender Hill seems to have returned to normal, following two weeks of tragic gang violence which led to six fatalities and resulted in both physical and emotional injury to community members.
Community leaders and school principals have reported that many children in the area have been traumatised by the ongoing gang violence in Lavender Hill. PHoto: Liam Moses
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FINAL DRAFT DISTRICT SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORKS The final draft District Spatial Development Plans and Environmental Management Frameworks relevant to your area will be available for public viewing from Friday 1 April 2011 at your local library, subcouncil office or Planning & Building Development Management District office, or visit www.capetown.gov.za/en/sdf. Comments can be forwarded to: Spatial Planning & Urban Design Department City of Cape Town, P O Box 4511, Cape Town, 8000 Fax: 021 425 6495 E-mail: futurecapetown@capetown.gov.za You are invited to participate in stakeholder open days in each of the districts in the month of April 2011 where the revised draft proposals of the district plans will be presented and discussed. The following open day is planned for the Southern District: Date: Tuesday 5 April 2011 Venue: Fish Hoek Major Hall, Central Circle, Recreation Road, Fish Hoek Time: 16:30 – 18:45 For more information please visit the website above, or contact Paul Prinsloo on 021 400 9412 or e-mail futurecapetown@capetown.gov.za. The closing date for public comments is Thursday 30 June 2011. ACHMAT EBRAHIM CITY MANAGER
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But according to locals and community leaders, leading a normal life will not be possible as long as gangsterism persists in the area. People’s Post visited Lavender Hill on Friday to speak to residents about how gang violence has affected their lives, and about how they are coping. Most residents did not want to be named for fear of reprisal by gangsters or the police. One woman (43), who has lived in Lavender Hill all her life, said she no longer feels safe in the area. “This is my community, I grew up here, but I don’t feel safe enough to walk around because you never know when the people are going to start shooting. And its always the innocent people who get hurt and killed,” she said. Community leaders in Lavender Hill say the gang war is being waged over turf on which to recruit new members and deal drugs. Another woman, also 43 and who has lived in the area for most of her life, said a lucrative drug trade drew young men and boys into the gangs. “Its not the gang violence that’s the real problem, it’s the drugs,” she said. “There isn’t any work, so the young people turn to drugs and drug dealing. The gangsters lure these kids in to sell drugs for them, and once they start selling drugs they become part of the gang. As a mother, it’s impossible to watch your children 24/7.” The violence seems to have affected everyone in Lavender Hill, and the entire community appears to be on edge. According to Rachel Claasen, principal of Hillwood Primary School in Lavender Hill, children at the school have all been affected by the violence, but have reacted differently. “Some of them are very aggressive and the children who have been directly affected – whose family or friends have been killed – are very traumatised,” said Claasen. “You can read it in their eyes. They are very quiet. They are all in counselling at the moment. Everybody is very tense.” Matthew Wilson (13), a Grade 7 Prince George’s Drive Primary School pupil, was injured in the same shooting that killed Dale Jordaan (15), Shaquille Jacobs (15) and Sergio Domingo (21). Wilson was shot in the chest on Friday 11 March and almost lost his life. Lameez Rabbaney, principal of Prince George’s Drive Primary, said all students at the school have had to undergo group trauma counselling. “You would be astonished to see what our learners have witnessed and what has happened to their families,” said Rabbaney. “Safer Schools and the Trauma
Centre have stepped in to help our learners deal with the trauma. They sent councillors to do group counselling, and then identified who was affected in such a manner that they need individual counselling.” Rabbaney would not go into detail about how students at her school had been traumatized, saying only that many had “witnessed the shooting”. She added that Wilson was back at home recovering from his injuries and would return to school at the start of the next term. Students at Levana Primary in Lavender Hill have also been affected, with around 20 students being scheduled for trauma counselling with Safe Schools. But Ivor Nober, the school’s principal, said that the situation was not as bad as he had expected it would be. “When the shootings started a few weeks ago there was a decline in attendance, but after a day or two the parents sent their children back to school,” said Nober. “Our school wasn’t affected as much as in 2004 and 2005. That was far worse. The gangs were in terrible conflict at the time, and the shoot-outs went on for weeks. Sometimes we had to close all the schools in the area by 11:00 each day.” According to Nober, the 20 students who were selected for the counselling had either witnessed the shootings or had family members killed or wounded. He added that if the gang violence reached the levels experienced in 2004 and 2005, the school would keep its students on the school grounds until their parents arrived to pick them up. Students at Lavender Hill High School have also managed to avoid the trauma that has struck many other children in the area. According to Faseeg Manie, the school principal, around five of the school’s students were traumatised by the violence and will undergo counselling. “In one case a 14year-old, grade eight girl witnessed the killing of one of the boys. She was so traumatised that she couldn’t attend school and couldn’t write a test that had been set.” Manie said that the traumatised students were receiving counselling from Resources Aimed at the Prevention of Cruelty and Neglect (RAPCAN) – a non government organisation that has been active at the school for three years. Philisa Abafazi Bethu, an NGO working in Lavender Hill, has also had to provide grief and trauma counselling to residents of Lavender Hill. According to Lucinda Evans, the organisation’s director, NGOs in the area have received a flood of requests for counselling. Evans said that the entire community could be suffering from “mass trauma”. “We need to assess if we need intervention on a wider psycho-social level,” said Evans. “We need to see if we need continual trauma debriefing for everyone in the area. We have been busy with bereavement counselling for the last three weeks. Our people don’t have the money to go to the trauma centre in Woodstock so they come to us.”
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New world for ITsavvy seniors MELISSA LE ROUX
NOT KNOWING how to use a computer is a thing of the past for Wilfred Botha (83). He and Theresa Waverly (70) were the oldest in a group of 15 people who completed a one-month Introduction to Computers course at The Cape Flats Development Association (Cafda) in Retreat. Although she is familiar with the computer, Waverly signed up for the course because she wanted to broaden her knowledge and skills. Now an excited Botha also plans to take his knowledge COMPUTER SAVVY: Theresa Waverly is confident about her to the next level. “I’ve en- growing computer skills. rolled for the advanced computer course,” he says excitedly 21 years ago. He tried his hand at gardening, In fact, he was highly impressed with the cooking and baking before deciding “it was skills he learnt in the course, which covered time to get technological”. Microsoft Word, Powerpoint and Excel, and “Everything you do nowadays involves taught participants how to use the Internet computers and I I too wanted to learn how and email. to use a computer. Botha, who lives in Grassy Park, worked “Perhaps I will even help my son in his in a knitting factory for 26 years and retired business. I could help out with stock control,” he says. As for Facebook? “I only got my foot in the door now, I would have to expand my skills before I go into Facebook,” he says. Waverly, a resident from Muizenberg, says the course wasn’t difficult. “I knew the basics of the computer and I’m quite proficient with the mouse,” she says. She adds that the course was very interactive, and she cannot wait to acquire more skills through the advanced course. Waverly, who also looks forward to passing her drivers licence examination on Tuesday 12 April, says she has been on Facebook for three years, making friends with people from overseas, which keeps her busy. “If someone can give me a job, I can do data capturing. Life will never be the same again now that I know how to use Powerpoint,” she chuckles. IN TUNE WITH TECHNOLOGY: Wilfred Botha Cafda has been running computer courses now knows the basics of using a computer for years at its centres in Retreat Road, Reand can’t wait to advance his learning. treat and Grassy Park. For more informaPhotos: Melissa Le Roux tion call (021) 705-6247.
Back to old school THE SP Tennis club will be hosting an “Old School and Jazz” evening at the Ashford Footbal Club in Heathfield on Friday 1 April, starting from 20:00 till late. Tickets are R30 per person and everybody is encouraged to bring their own XYZ, while refreshments will also be on sale. For more information contact Alistair on 072 118 2603 or Julian on 079 275 3686. THE ICC Cricket World Cup, which takes place every four years, has been won four times by the Australian cricket team. The West Indies have won twice, while India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka have each won once. (wikipedia.org)
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Speedsters drive Southfield residents around the bend RESIDENTS of two streets in Southfield are demanding that speeding drivers with no regard for the rules of the road be stopped in their tracks – and are calling on the city to help them achieve this. Fed-up with their streets being turned into racetracks by errant road users, the residents of Gull and Kingfisher roads are urgently calling for more traffic calming measures. Residents expressed concerns of how road users blatantly ignore the rules of the road and how having speed bumps would effectively cause them to slow down their vehicles. Raymond Quinton, who has lived in Gull Road in Southfield for nine years, claims he made countless appeals to ward councillor Jan Burger to have speed bumps installed on the road to help control the speed limit. “It has become a major problem, especially with youngsters and their fast cars, who come flying down the road,” he says. According to Burger, before Quinton moved into his house, the whole area, including Gull Road, was inspected by the City’s Road Calming Committee. “After the investigation was done they recommended that a threeway stop street be added to the road instead of speed bumps. It is not in my hands, it’s in theirs,” he says. However, Quinton did not concur with Burger’s claim. He says that the stop street only helped for about three to four months before the same problem with drivers picked up again. “Day and night, you can hear cars zooming down the road. When I stand outside, watering my lawn, and I can see them coming on from a distance, I’ll stand in the road to tell them to slow down. I get shown the finger and sworn at, but I don’t care, they need to know they shouldn’t
come so fast down the road,” says an angry Quinton. He is not the only resident who feels there is insufficient road calming measures in the area. Marco Swatts, who lives in Kingfisher Road – parallel to Gull Road – says that prevention is better than cure. “It would be better to have speed bumps put onto the road before a serious accident takes place. “Kingfisher and Gull are both long roads and they link up with each other,” he says. Swatts fears for the safety of the children playing in the park in Kingfisher Road. “If a child runs across the road,
at the speed these drivers come down the road, they will never be able to brake in time.” He adds that the speed in which drivers drive is a seriously big problem on the roads. “I stay right on the corner and cars come sliding around the corners because of the speed at which they’re driving,” he says. Another Gull Road resident Claudia Connolly says it is impossible to reverse out of her driveway some mornings. “We cannot get out of our driveways quick enough as the cars are coming on so fast. The road is being used as a main road and we as residents obey the rules of the road but others who come driving down here don’t.” An application for a request to have speed bumps installed needs to first be put through the subcouncil, after which it will be forwarded to the department of transport, roads and stormwater for a traffic impact study. Only then will the investigation determine the best recommendation for the road.
Retreat resident, Mark Rossouw, who lives in Consort Road, went through the same procedure when he made an inquiry to Burger in 2009, about adding road calming measures to the busy road. An assessment of Consort Road was undertaken by the Transport Network Development, in terms of the City of Cape Town traffic calming policy, dated May 2008. The assessment included a range of factors such as speed, accident history, traffic volumes, pedestrian facilities, property access and population density, parking activity, pedestrian/cyclist activity and public amenities. And according to the assessment, the recommendation of implementing five speed bumps along Consort Road was made. However, Rossouw claims that Burger recommended they put traffic circles onto the road instead, and that safety measures will only be enforced in the 2012/2013 financial year, due to financial constraints. “This issue is of a serious nature and should indeed be fast-tracked as the lives of innocent victims and residents’ property are at risk. To have circles installed is going to cost more,” says Rossouw. “This matter was thoroughly investigated and I can only work within budgetary constraints. “No matter what ideas we have, we will have to abide with them unless the road calming committee has other suggestions to have the work done sooner than 2012/2013,” says Burger. He adds that because it was only approved by the City’s road calming committee this year, the budget has already passed for 2012 and traffic regulations are most likely to begin in 2013. Kevin Southgate, Community Policing Forum (CPF) Chairperson, says there are many roads in the area that need speed regulation. “Residents would have to apply to the council and go through all the various procedures if they would like to see changes in their roads,” he says.
GIRL POWER: GirlEng, a group launched in 2009 to encourage girls in Grades 10 to 12 to study engineering, recently met for their first training workshop at UCT, where participants were equipped with mentoring strat egies and models for self assessment. The first public event will take place on 14 May and is open to all Grade 10 to 12 girls. At this session, learners will be informed about the various options that exist in engineer ing. Application forms will be handed out for future events as they will be by invitation only. For more information, email girlengwc@sawom eng.org.za. Photo: Supplied
A holistic approach CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY ACTION will be having a meeting on Wednesday 30 March at the Retreat Library in Concert Boulevard, Retreat at 18:00. The organisation’s mission is to work holistically towards the regeneration of communities through promoting the teachings of the gospel and the
Stand up against abuse COMMUNITY AGAINST ABUSE will be hosting a fundraising breakfast on Saturday 2 April at the St Mary’s Church hall in Retreat Road, Retreat. The event will include a finger breakfast, spot prizes, goody bags and inspirational speakers.
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HOME SWEET HOME: Annie Bam (87) returned to District Six five years ago.Photo: Verna van Diemen
MEMORIES: Annie Bam revisits her memories while looking through her photo album. Photo: Verna van Diemen
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NEW HOMES: The 44 homes rolled out for the second stage of the restitution of District Six are still unoccupied, more than a month after President Jacob Zuma, handed over the keys. Photo: Verna van Diemen
District Six can never be recreated VERNA VAN DIEMEN
EVEN though billions will be spent on redeveloping District Six, it will still look vastly different and never recapture the spirit of the bustling, vibrant community it once was. Recreating the now-barren area would be virtually impossible, says Anwah Nagia, chairperson of the District Six Beneficiary and Development Trust. “If we built District Six exactly as it was then, we would have to squeeze everyone into 1 600 homes. Back then whole families lived in one room. We cannot recreate it.” Nagia also said that the homes back then were too “Eurocentric”, and that people were now receiving spacious, modern and better homes. Surrounded by open fields, District Six today looks like a desolate land, secluded from the rest of Cape Town. It was more than a month ago that President Jacob Zuma hosted a symbolic key handover to 44 returning families at the Second Homecoming Celebration held at the Moravian Church on Friday 11 February. The families have not moved into their houses yet. At the event, Zuma guaranteed that development in the area would be completed in the next three years. “The time is 36 months. Everything will be done and nobody can change that,” he said to huge applause. But the City of Cape Town’s manager for Land Restitution Pogiso Molapo, said 36 months may have been “an ambitious aim”. “We’re looking at five years for the project to be done,” said Molapo. The Regional Land Claims Commission, the City of Cape Town, the Western Cape Provincial Government and the District Six Trust have pledged to build 4 500 homes supported by medium-rise commercial developments. In 2003, the pilot phase was rolled out, in which 24 homes were built for residents over 80 years old. In 2004, exactly 38 years after the area was rezoned by the government, former president Nelson Mandela handed the keys to
the first returning residents. Only 68 houses have been built since then. In 1966, the government declared District Six a Whites-Only area under apartheid’s Group Areas Act, with removals starting in 1968. By 1982, more than 60 000 people were relocated to the Cape Flats townships. The old houses were bulldozed. The only buildings left standing were places of worship. With the fall of apartheid in 1994, the South African government pledged to support rebuilding. Annie Bam (87) returned to District Six five years ago. She was one of the first residents to move into a three-bedroom maisonette, much bigger than the one-bedroom she, her mother, grandmother and sister grew up in. She moved to Manenberg with five of her seven children after the forced removals and later moved to Rocklands in Mitchell’s Plain. The great-great grandmother said that although the area is not the same, she feels safe and has a sense of community. “It will never be the same but I can still ask my one neighbour, Auntie Moena, for something I need, and I belong to a seniors’ club in District Six,” she said. But she said this once-bustling area is very different. “It doesn’t feel like the same District Six as when I was a child. It was a place where we all lived together. It is so quiet now. Back then Muslims, Christians, black Africans, whites, Jewish people lived together. The Muslim children went to Sunday School and the Christian children went to Mosque. We used to play at the end of Table Mountain. The neighbours had their quarrels but we were like family,” she said. Laughing, Bam recalls an incident where she almost got into a fight with her neighbour after her dog stole their chicken. “I was standing in front of our door when she came past and I heard her say: ‘Dikgevreet van die hoender, nou staan jy hier! Kyk hoe lê die vere,’” said Bam. The next day, said Bam, the woman sent her a plate of baked fish as a peace offering. Like the rest of District Six back then, more than one family
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lived in their Wicht Street home. Her father was a white man who joined the coloured army, said Bam. Her white family lived with them in the home. The realities of apartheid really hit Bam when her white cousin acted as if she did not know her when they bumped into each other at a tobacco factory in Kloof Street . “I said: ‘Hello, it’s Annie.’ But she looked down to scratch in her bag. I was so hurt. When I got home, I told my mom that I would never look at her again,” she said. But despite the pain, Bam said she still thinks about her family. “Sometimes I long for them because we grew up in one home,” she said. She recalls the day that she returned to her home suburb.
“It was drizzling that day. We had no key and we were standing outside the house with our furniture. I was so excited because I was living in town again,” she said. Bam needed to raise a bond of R60 000, which her daughter pays. The 44 unoccupied houses form part of the 114 units planned for the phase two pilot project. Most of the 44 claimants had to raise bonds of about R250 000 for the homes, reportedly valued at R1 million, says Nagia. “The balance of the 4 500 homes will be built in one go within three to five years. Those homes may be free of charge because we are able to crosssubsidise them with the planned commercial developments. “The homes will be exactly the
same as all the others, but it may be free because their shortfall will be cross-subsidised with the money made from selling or letting part of the land to private business,” said Molapo. The previous phases were not cross-subsidised. The commercial leg of the project will consist of big and small shops, offices and rental flats. Molapo said: “They had an option to wait for the last phase and may move back free of charge.” When People’s Post visited the site two weeks ago, builders were still hard at work and the homes were unoccupied. Molapo said the 44 families will move in once the City has issued Certificates of Occupancy, he said.
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Tuesday 29 March 2011 OPENING NIGHT: The comedy “Dekaf”, starring standup comedian Siv Ngesi, opened at the Baxter Theatre on Wednesday 22 March. Enjoying a successful opening night were (from left) Nambitha Ben Mazwi, Ngesi and Jaqio Hewett. The show runs until Sat urday 2 April. Photos:
Alternatives to dumping infants VERNA VAN DIEMEN
DESPERATE mothers are being urged to drop their unwanted babies in baby boxes in an effort to halt baby dumping and infanticides in Cape Town. Many of the 500 babies who were dumped last year survived their ordeal. Now Baby Safe, an NGO based in Noordhoek to counter infanticide and baby dumping through providing alternatives to desperate SECURE: A Baby placed in one of the baby safes which can serve mothers, has as an alternative for mothers who want to dump their babies. launched a campaign to highlight the problem, and to promote maritzburg and Lesotho. the use of a baby safe, in which women can To date two babies have been placed in anonymously drop off their babies to be the safes, prompting the organisation to exfound and cared for. pand their marketing strategy to raise The Department of Social Development awareness of the safes in local townships has expressed concern that the campaign through posters, fliers, community meetmay encourage mothers to dump their chil- ings and radio interviews. dren. Elmien Durieux from Baby Safe says, Social Development spokesperson, “Our team of social workers is immediateStephen Otter, said: “It’s an awkward situa- ly notified by voice call when a baby is left tion. We don’t want someone’s baby to end in the safe and a safety backup system conup in the drain or in a garbage bag, but still firms that the infant has been fetched.” it is not the ideal situation.” The organisation counselled more than Otter said the matter should be tackled 238 women and children during 2010. while the mother is pregnant. Durieux says the organisation is em“We encourage young women to seek barking on a vigorous awareness camhelp at the beginning of their pregnancy. paign so that more lives can be saved. Our department is equipped with people Otter says he understands why women who can help pregnant women make the dump their babies, as they are often judged right decisions,” he said. by social workers, nurses and support staff. The drop-off point is usually hidden from “There are many reasons, such as masview, shielded by trees and away from secu- sive social issues. I know that in communirity cameras. The baby is put on a tray that ties like Masiphumelele there is a stigma slides through a hole in the wall and is gen- attached when a woman falls pregnant tly lowered into a heated cot. An alarm bell from a man from a different African counalerts social workers and the baby is col- try. Poverty and rape are some of the other lected within three minutes. reasons,” he said. They have three drop-off points, which Other organisations and churches are alincludes the King of Kings church opposite so invited to apply for the six extra baby Longbeach Mall in Noordhoek, Jeffrey’s safes, which Baby Safe has just bought. Bay and Somerset West. Three baby safes For further details call Babysafe on are also on order for Potchefstroom, Pieter- 072 116 5403.
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March in peace THERE can be no doubt in anyone’s minds that People Against Gangsterism And Drugs (Pagad) is back. Pagad claims it has never been away, but a recent resurgence in activity – including meetings and marches on drug dealers in Kenwyn, Manenberg and Sherwood Park – highlight the group’s absence in recent years. Welcoming back the “movement”, as it prefers being called, are the many embattled drug-ridden communities on the Cape Flats and more affluent areas such as Lansdowne. Pagad has committed afresh to its mission statement of “eradicating the evil scourge of gangsterism and drugs from society”. Pagad must be aware that their every action is under microscopic scrutiny. News of a Pagad member being arrested, allegedly for possession of a stolen firearm, and a member being suspected of petrol-bombing a Rondebosch East family’s house can only but cast aspersion on the movement. Pagad’s tentacles spread far and wide in the country, and in the Western Cape meetings are being held to establish more branches. Formed as a community anti-crime group fighting drugs and violence on the Cape Flats, Pagad made headlines in 1996 when Hard Livings gang leader Rashaad Staggie was burnt to death by Pagad members. This, and subsequent bomb attacks, resulted in the police adopting a tough stance against the movement. Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz, Nyanga Cluster CPF chairperson Hanif Loonat and JP Smith, the city’s Mayco Member for Safety and Security, say they accept the movement as long as it acts within the law. And therein lies Pagad’s challenge. While it is unanimous that there is a pressing need for Pagad to partner with the police, communities, politicians and religious leaders in combating the scourge of drugs, gangsterism and crime, the movement will earn the full support and respect of the people and authorities if it carries out its objectives in a peaceful, law-abiding manner.
Beware of conmen at bank I WOULD like to warn people in Mitchell’s Plain and Retreat, especially at Westgate Mall, to be careful when you draw money at Absa bank. In February – month end – I was in Absa bank to draw money (a big sum) without knowing there were three men watching me, one inside the bank, one outside, and the other one far outside. When I left the bank, the tall African guy followed me. He threw money on the floor,
which was in a bank packet, and said to me with a smile: ‘I can give you some of the R5 000.’, not knowing that they planned to “con” me. While we stood there, a policeman came and showed his badge to us. He asked: “Which one of you two picked up money?” So the African guy answered. Meanwhile it was not a policeman. They were all together, and they were using stuff to blank your mind. People of Mitchell’s Plain, Re-
Stick to the rules YOUR report on Metrorail’s level crossings (“No problem at level crossing – Metrorail”, People’s Post, 15 February) refers. I don’t need to comment on Tasmin Cupido’s words. What worries me are the manners of car drivers at such spots. The dangerously narrow space at the Kalk Bay level crossing is a case in point. Nearly every time I happen to come around, there will be cars stopping right on the rails. Either it’s in case the robot shows red light disal-
What a courteous cashier I WITNESSED a rather nice way a cashier at Pick n Pay in Tokai dealt with a poorly-dressed man who behaved like a substance abuser. He had slipped into the queue at the “exit” side and there were only two cashiers on duty then. He seemed confused about where he was, and asked her for something to eat and taxi fare, as he was feeling “unwell”. Now, in a case like this, a security guard is usually summoned to frog-march the individual firmly from
treat, especially at Westgate Mall, be careful, and please look out when you go to the bank. Another couple of Portland was also robbed by the same guys. The “policeman” is short and chubby, and the other one is tall. He said he is a policeman but wears a private suit. So people be careful please. They con you. Absa bank in Mitchell’s Plain, I think they must put a notice up. And where are the cameras outside? It’s most of the time Absa bank. Please throw people out of the bank who don’t draw money, but with respect. When you go home, you see the money that you drew that’s in a brown envelope, is full of newspaper. It’s terrible. We work hard for our money. ANONYMOUS Retreat
lowing them to turn into Main Road, or not trying to keep a distance once traffic flow disrupts. This despite several huge warning signs! You must be blind to be unaware of any railway line. It’s disgusting how otherwise responsible people seem to ignore dangers or not being able to apply their mind properly. Others might as well like to blame Metrorail but I believe the mindset of the masses is just not up to it. Apparently South Africans don’t like to stick to the rules. HORST LINDSTEDT Vredehoek
the premises. In this case, the cashier closed her till and went to bring a floor manager and a wheelchair. In a nice way, the confused man was unhurriedly wheeled out. While the queue was slowed up for the three to four minutes it took for the cashier to start seeing to customers again, I thought it was okay really; the man was removed and maybe the floor manager gave him taxi fare. VIVIEN SPIRES Sandvlei, Lakeside
Your SMSes Local matters . I think the ANC is empowering the gangsters in Lavender Hill. Why are they set free after being arrested? Is this one free after being arrested? Is this one way of making us coloured people powerless? . A very big impressive cleaning up in Cafda with the use of very modern equipment – very positive. F Europa Councillor earnings . It is disgraceful that ward councillors earn so much in a city where money could be better spent on social development. Keya . Ward councillors should be glad about the salary they earn, and yet they don’t deliver. I think it’s only a few people who know who their ward councillors are. . Councillor earnings refer: did you know that they will earn R2 million in the next local elections? Is there a place for me on this gravy train as well? What must I do? . Wow! With those earnings of R29 000 per month as a councillor, no wonder you don’t hear or see them after the elections. Guess they are hibernating on how to spend their riches for the next five years. . So a ward councillor earns R29 057 a month and can also have a private job but if people with disabilities and pensioner have jobs, then their grants get halved. Please explain. Shakes . Councillors earn a lot of money and when something happens they are never around, like on Sunday when the cables were stolen and the whole area was affected from Topsham Road. Residents lost TV sets and other electrical appliances. Who is going to pay? People are heartbroken. Ottery
General . I visited the Cape Town Stadium. It consists of bare, unpainted, concrete, dusty and dirty places. The seats are child-size and the playing field is small. This is a realisation that once again we have been taken for a ride. I am shocked at the waste of public money. Granny . Regarding abuse against women and children, why not focus on all forms of abuse, including abuse by women against men and by children against parents? Smiley . All the years I enjoyed watching the Cape Argus Cycle Tour on TV 2. Now they want R3,8 million for broadcast rights from PPA, which is a charity organisation. TV2, you should be ashamed of yourselves. Obviously someone wants to make a quick buck! Disgusted fan . When you suspect you are pregnant take a test, book early, take an HIV/Aids test and ensure a healthy pregnancy. . How can you obtain proof of residence if you can’t open an account with a basic of R6 000 a month? Matters of taste . Is there anyone who experienced cramps or upset stomachs after using All Seasons longlife milk? Ursula . I love Vimto but Jive is not being honest with the public about how Vimto is really supposed to taste. Shame on you Jive. Thank you . Thank you People’s Post and Kiwi and Toughees for the school shoes I won recently. John Europa .Thank you People’s Post for the Jamali tickets I won. My family and I had a fabulous time! Salwa
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ARE YOU SICK & TIRED OF YOUR DEBT? Cant control it anymore? I can help you. Garnishees on payslips, summonses, dont have money for food? Reduce payments to one instalment. Stop the struggling, the help you need is hassle free. Service guarenteed. Call us now! (Audrey079 3 95 4709 or fax: 021 421 6817. Fax your ID, payslip and all your accounts to see what you qualify for. DEBT STRESSED? We help all people. We can finance you. Homeowners welcome. (021) 705 0226 OR 082 378 8592 AGENTS NEEDED CONSOLIDATION Apply for an old mutual finance consolidation of debt or personal loan from R1 000 R100 000.(Jacky/Charl on 021 706 5029 or sms your name to 082 990 4196 JC FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS Bonds and personal loans. Blacklisted welcome. ( Janine 021 376 4690/ 082 439 9863
DEAR FRIEND, NEED A LOAN? Plz pick up the PH HOFFMEESTER we give up to R50 000. Blacklisted Welcome. 072 309 1877
AB TRUCK HIRE / COURIER Anything & everything. 073 339 1828 BAKKIE DELIVERIES We ALSO deliver after hours and weekends. Ph 072 274 6139
A BRIDGING loan?
DSTV AND AERIAL REPAIRS AND INSTALLATIONS
082 301 7856
IRIS BRIDGE
0860 105 546 Loans and consolidation available. ( Bongi 073 171 5142
Plumbing, Electrical .24hrs . R125 p/hr ( 021 703 0906
DSTV AND AERIAL INSTALLATIONS Single view systems R599 installed. Xtra View as well as HD installations. SMS or call Mikaheel 073 374 3951
“please call me”
FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING Maintanance and new installations. All workmanship guaranteed. (Frank 082 3544 076
CLEAN & MAINTAIN pools. Ph 083 494 3939 or 702 1208
Is your house going to be repossessed? I will buy your home. And advance you money. ( Riyard on 083 420 8989
Waiting for Pension/package payouts? SMS or send
ALL PLUMBING, good ref.. 076 124 4713
FURNITURE removals and up country trips ( 078 611 3627
CONSOLIDATION LOANS and Personal Loan. Pay all your loans + acc. Deposit change in your bank acc. Criteria: Perm emp, 3 months bank statement, latest payslip, copy of ID. Payout in 1 hour 24 hours. Ph 078 116 1508
DO YOU NEED HELP?
A FREE PLUMBING quote for bathroom renovations, geysers, leaks and blocked drains. Call Joseph 073 322 4661
DSTV packages fully installed for R599. HD PVR installations from R2 699. Service call repair charge of R150. Ph 083 268 1213
ALL PAVING. Excel ref. Ph 393 2090 or 076 124 4713
TILING CONCEPTS
Bathroom renovations, wall and floor tiling. All Tiling at R50/sqm. Ph 074 129 5829 TILING indoor & outdoor from R45 per square meter. ( Jeremy on 021 391 2517 /072 395 2479
TELERAMA TV REPAIRS Efficient repairs to TV's & microwaves. We collect and
deliver.
(021 391 5779,
021 391 5819 /083 861 0418
LOANS No ITC. Same day payout. Fax 086 666 4811 or call 071 512 1923
LOANS
Personal ,home,vehicle, etc. No hassles. Sms name, id no,gross + net pay to 073 188 6942/07 9 043 0203 LOANS up to R150 000. Sms Loan to 078 506 5189. conditions apply. LOANS We come to you. ( 021 558 6648 / 082 957 3251 PERSONAL LOAN R1 000 R50 000 Blacklisted & garnisheed welcome. Call: Siphokazi 084 382 8684 R1 000 R50 000 LOANS 1minute approval. B/listed welcome.(Mansoor on 071 810 8230
ACTIVE BLINDS For all your window blinds. ( Bernie 021 393 0672
BLINDS AND CURTAINS. All types. Free quotes. Less 10%. ( 021 371 8627/08 2 516 0030 FOR ALL types of blinds. Ph 074 259 1802 Renaldo or 082 598 2606 Wesley or 021371 8315 o/h
ALL PAINTING and Waterproofing. Good ref. Ph 076 124 4713
A.W.A. ELECTRICAL Fully Licenced Contractor Since 1986 , Rewiring, Main Boards , Lights, Plugs , Prepaid Meters , Electrical Certificates . FREE QUOTES . ( Allan021 392 19 73/082 708 5700 FRIDGE AND FREEZER REGASSING & REPAIRS Reasonable prices! ( 076 164 0700 FRIDGE repairs, all appliances.(073 922 5336
GORDONS Bay S/catering holiday accom. R800p/night. Sleeps 6.(079 522 4309. www.weekendescape.co.za
WEEKEND SPECIALS AT CLUB MYKONOS STARTING AT R600 PER NIGHT! Contact Suzanne 021448 2717 office hours only
A FABULOUS 11 DAY SEA CRUISE TO MAURITIUS 22 Jan 02 Feb 20112 (021 712 4756 DAY TRIP TO CALEDON 28 April R130p/person (021 712 4756 (after 7pm) HARTZENBERG TOURS 28 Dec 2011 7 Jan 2012 Bloemfontein, Sun City, Durban, Port Elizabeth. Ph 021715 0010 or 082 306 2820 MASERU from 27 Dec 2011 8 Jan 2012. For info, call Velme 392 0148 or 073 202 5776
MR FIXIT For all maintenance like: tiling, painting, installation of showers, geysers, toilet systems, knotty pine ceilings, plumbing, electrical, etc. (Ridley on 076 705 8939 / 021 371 2231.Be blessed!
MAURITIUS from 2029 Oct 2011. For info, call Velme 392 0148/ 073 202 5776 NOT TO BE MISSED 10 Exciting days from CT Le sotho Sun City. More info on package: Charmaine 079 474 2704 Lionel 084 586 4699 A/H 021393 4558 Email: mainy@mweb.co.za
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EDUCATION & TRAINING FEATURE WINDSOR 75 YEARS ON EDITORIAL PROVIDED AND WRITTEN BY PRINCIPAL MARK WILDSCHUT With a history of 75 years behind it, Windsor High is experiencing a rebirth rather than a placid retirement. Principal, Mark Wildschut refuses to use
“the label “former model C” to describe his school, but rather coins the term, “current model E”.Excellence is the underlying ethos in what we are about at Windsor High. It drives our vision to be the high school of first choice in the community which we serve in Rondebosch East. Providing opportunities for pupils to excel in a wide range of academic subjects, sporting activities, cultural and spiritual development, we are fast establishing and enhancing our facilities to take our teaching and learning to the next level.
Windsor High first opened with one class in 1935, moved to a house, then in 1938, the foundation stone was laid for the building in which we are housed today. Initially called Lansdowne High , c.1990 it was renamed Windsor in honour of the farmstead on which it is situated. We stand by our motto, En Avant, which is French meaning “onward” or “forward”. Taking the best from our past and the brightest of our future, we enhance the excellence of our present.”
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THINKING OF A CAREER IN BEAUTY…. International Training Centre CAMFORD ACADEMY is now offering the following programmes:
WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES FOR EXCELLENCE IN:
* CERTIFICATE IN BEAUTY TECHNOLOGY WAXING - THREADING - MAKE UP - SWEDISH BODY MASSAGE HOT STONE MASSAGE - MANICURE & PEDICURE INDIAN HEAD MASSAGE FACIALS - EYEBROW & LASH TINTING
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT - TOP PERCENTILE FOR MATRIC RESULTS
*CERTIFICATE IN NAIL TECHNOLOGY FIBREGLASS - GEL - SILK - ACRYLIC NAILS
SPORT -
* INDIVIDUAL CERTIFICATES FOR BEAUTY MODULES
THRIVING SUMMER AND WINTER CODES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
CULTURE - ACTIVE CLUBS, SOCIETIES INCL. DRAMA, QUIZ, OLYMPIADS SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT - FAITH BASED ORGANISATIONS ENCOURAGED
• Internationally recognized qualifications in more than 120 countries • Over 4000 students trained since 1992 • 7 Branches Countrywide • Highly Qualified facilitators, assessors and moderators Accredited Training Centre
UNDERPINNED BY A STRONG CODE OF CONDUCT APPLICATIONS FOR PROSPECTIVE GRADE 8 OF 2012 CLOSING 3RD JUNE 2011
CONTACT US ON: email: info@ctnbeauty.co.za Tel: 021 8011947 Fax 0866191838 www.camfordacademys.co.za
JOIN THE LEADERS IN INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY & NAIL TRAINING. NOW OPENING IN SYBRAND PARK CAPE TOWN DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND
Please collect application froms at the school or enquire from Marica on 021 696 2974 ext 025
Communication is the key to success
Unlock doors with LAL Cape Town: • Learn a new language or impove our language skills • Part-time courses in English, Afrikaans and isiXhosa
EDUCATION & TRAINING FEATURE
021 439 7410 | southafrica@lalgroup.com LAL Cape Town, 319 Main Road, Sea Point
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR JULY 2011
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CHEFS AND HOSPITALITY SKILLS ACADEMY
WHAT’S ON AT THE ACADEMY?
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CULINARY ARTS DIPLOMA IN PASTRY incorporating basic confectionary, petit fours and cake decorating PROFESSIONAL CHEF DIPLOMA IN CULINARY ARTS SKILLS CERTIFICATE IN: BASIC FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE BASIC HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES BASIC FOOD PREPARATION
DO NOT DELAY CALL TODAY! 082 047 3701 or 073 402 8850
RAWOOT CENTRE c/o Carnie & Klipfontein Roads, Rylands fax: 086 611 9359 email: info@chefsandhospitalityacademy.co.za
www.chefsandhospitalityacademy.co.za
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Northlink puts YOU in the driver’s seat With the help of Northlink College, you are in control of your career path Enquiries: 08600 NLINK (65465) www.northlink.co.za info@northlink.co.za
GENERAL STUDIES Clothing Production Cosmetology Drama (Performing Arts) Educare / Early Childhood Development Golf (PGA) Hair Care Hospitality and Catering Services Hotel School: Chef and Hotel Management Information Technology Professional Cookery Safety in Society Sport Management and Coaching Tourism
ENGINEERING STUDIES Auto CAD Auto-Electrical Autotronics Boilermaking Bricklaying and Plastering Carpentry and Roofing CNC Machining Construction Electronics Diesel and Petrol Mechanics Electrical (Heavy Current) Electronics Fitting and Turning Joinery and Wood Machining Maritime Studies Painting and Tiling Panelbeating and Spraypainting
Plumbing, Drainage and Water Reticulation Pneumatics and Hydraulics Refrigerating and Air-conditioning Shop Fitting Toolmaking Welding BUSINESS STUDIES Business Management Cost and Management Accounting Financial Management Marketing Management Office Administration and Secretarial Project Management Public Management
CAMPUSES Business Studies & General Studies Parow Campus 021 931 8238 Protea Campus 021 946 2250 Tygerberg Campus 021 558 1050
Engineering Studies Belhar Campus 021 952 2113 Bellville Campus 021 951 2231 Goodwood Campus 021 591 3181 Wingfield Campus 021 591 9207
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AllWeld Solutions
Tel. +27 (0) 21 510 1482 Fax: +27 (0) 21 510 8082 www.allweld.co.za mathabo@allweldsolutions.co.za (training) simona@allweldsolutions.co.za (labour & manager)
2 Diesel Road (off Ndabeni Road), Maitland 7450
Allweld Solutions, was established in mid-2008 with shareholders Simona Bovetti and Leigh Elves (also Managing Director of Allweld Marine & Industrial), to meet the challenge head on. The Company provides the opportunity for learners, irrespective of their educational backgrounds, to obtain practical welding experience and competency certification in a structure, dynamic, professional working environment ensuring their success in becoming gainfully employed.
Tungsten Inert Gas Welding (GTAW), Fluxcored Welding (FCAW) and Gas Welding on all materials - including carbon steel, aluminium, stainless steel, chrome and cast iron. A qualified Certificate of Competence is issued to the welder on successful completion of the training.
The Company's industry knowledge and expertise as well as the close association with Allweld Marine & Industrial sets Allweld Solutions apart and offers the client a unique solution to the problem of finding well qualified, suitably trained and skilled artisans.
Allweld Solutions' comprehensive database offers skilled labour at competitive rates and includes coded welders, pipe fitters, boilermakers, fitters, turners, heat treatment technicians, valve fitters, semi-skilled and general labourers.
Our training facility, conveniently located in Maitland near major arterial routes, comprises 20 individual training bays and a fully equipped 56-seater auditorium for theoretical training. The facility not only enjoys state of the art audio/visual equipment but also utilises the latest in welding technology. With two training officers, we ensure a ratio of 1:10 students and with each student having his own welding bay and using his/her own welding machine the practical training aspect is maximised. We offer Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW/Stick), Metal Inert Gas Welding (GMAW),
Allweld Solutions' uniqueness is embodied within our in-house training facility whereby we are able to personally test and train welders ensuring that only top quality personnel are contracted to our customers. In addition, the training facility provides a constant source of well-trained welders for our database as the students are keen to hone their skills in a working environment. We manage the entire labour outsourcing process by ensuring timeous arrival on site with the personnel correctly attired to commence work immediately.
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ATTENTION ALL HIGH SCHOOLS & PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF THE WESTERN CAPE WOULD YOU LIKE TO LET YOUR PAST & PRESENT PUPILS KNOW YOU’LL BE HAVING A REUNION IN 2011?
THEN PLEASE CALL ROSALIND SWAIN ON
021 405 1136/ Email: Rosalind.swain@dieburger.com or fax: 021 406 4315
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JOB VACANCIES
NEW customer service department. National company
MASERU, DURB AN & PE
TRAIN TRIP TO JOBURG and Sun City. 22 29 Aug. Ph 021396 4305 or 078 708 8375
TELEMARKETERS NEEDED For organisation, with fund raising experience ( 021 393 6262 or 021393 7774 o/h only
AVON &JUSTINE reps needed. (Mildred 021 696 5866 /079 053 8019
GRANNY FLTATS GRASSY PARK Oak Street. 1 Bedroom, lounge, kitchen, fam bathr, no parking. Prefer Christians with sober habits. R2 500pm. Call Surgrie 082 978 9016 STEENBERG 3Beds with bic's. kitchen with bic's. Furnished dining area, lounge. Bath & shower. Sep.toilet. No garage.Near schools, public transport & shopping centre. R3 500p/m + dep.excl. e +w. (021 701 6573 (a/h) / 078 618 8229
AGENTS NEEDED URGENTLY Must be sales orientated. Cell phone needed.(Azell on 021 391 3574/073 014 9739 COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING WE OFFER: (Part Time & Full Time) Data Capturing Receptionist & Office Admin Cashiering, Bookkeeping Call Centre, Pastel Accounting, Internet and Email, Drivers Classes REGISTRATION FEE: R500 DURATION: 2 week period Payment for practical training assistance with job placement
REALNET SELECT PROPERTIES REQUIRED IN ANY AREA
We have qualified buyers. Call Karen 083 494 3939 RETREAT AND SURROUNDS We have many houses for sale. What do you require? Phone (021) 706 4412
AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING & MACHINING Weld and Stitch Repairs cc.... Reboring.Skimmi ng and ALL engineering requirements ,Specialised Welding, cracked cylinder heads blocks, straightening, pressure testing, metal stitching. Visit now at 11 Jagger Street, Goodwood or call 021 592 4728 / 021 592 4747 ENGINE OVERALL R1 800.Clutch overalls, R850.Gearbox repairs from R950.Parts & labour incl. (021 376 6014/ 078 875 4394
SPRINGFIELD GEARBOX AND DIFF Best prices on all Reconditioned and Repaired Gearboxes and Diffs. Ph 021703 8220 ext 3/082 772 2664
WENDY ENGEL PROPERTIES STRANDFON TEIN R390 000. 3 Bedrooms, 2 with builtin cupboards, laminated floors in lounge and bedrooms. Kitchen with stove and oven. Contact Wendy Engel 073 696 3947
BUXEY'S INSTITUTE 2nd Floor 25 Perm Building Symphony Walk Town Centre (opp Sports Scene) Contact office: 076 873 1327 / 082 971 2585 / 021391 5885 Mark 074 691 3854 DRIVERS with reliable car or combi, management skills needed.(HR Juanita on 083 581 7828 /021 930 4219
NEW YEAR JOBS!
2011 Special, Available Immediately, No Experience needed, local + International placements Training + Certificate + Job Placement Flight Attendants, Receptionists, Bank Tellers, Cashiers / Data Capturers, Office Administrators Book Keepers / Accounts Computer IT, Call Centre, Waiters & Bartenders, Home Base Nursing
Free Computer Training
Come to: Bellville, 14 Kruskal Avenue, Same Building with African Bank & PC training building on the 4th Floor. @ AH Personnel / YIES Project, Co.Reg.No.2008/129244/23 CALL: 021 820 3231, 021 829 6620, 021 829 6621, 078-857-8272, 078-857-8271 Registration fee is R500 REGISTER today to avoid
AVON REPS NEEDED Call Michelle 021 396 2115 or 082 637 6559
AVON
Reps needed urgently. Athlone & surrounding areas. Call Sumaya 072 700 1581 DATA WORX IS THE WAY TO EARN EXTRA CASH. Sms your full name and address for full brochure to 071 978 4212 ASAP!
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Data Capturers, Call Centre Agents, Secretaries, Receptionist, Bank Clerks, Account Clerks, Admin Clerks, Bookkeepers, Waiters, Bartenders, Chefs,
We train u in 2 weeks and assist u into a job! To Register, visit: 68 Durban Road, van der Stel Building, 5th Fl, Bellville.
EARN CASH NOW Sell tupperware full or part time. ( Narriman 084 414 7444 or 021637 5932 or Zainoe 084 530 0300 WE DON'T REPLY TO PSE CALL ME
Call: 021 948 9551 074 209 5445 073 724 4525 078 904 5703 Register today. Training begins tomorrow www.ibmit.co.za EXTRA INCOME with DATAWORX with/ without computer. For info, sms Name/Address 073 145 4670
CAPE TOWN BASED COMPANY IS OPENING UP A NEW BRANCH & NEEDS TO EXPAND IT'S SALES FORCE! No transport or previous sales experience needed. All training is provided. We offer basic salary, commission, petrol allowance and various other incentives. For appointment, call Aileen on 021 465 7852 Terms & Conditions Apply
No transport or previous sales experience needed. All training is provided. We offer basic salary, commission, petrol allowance and various other incentives. For appointment, call Andre on 021 930 9068 Terms & Conditions Apply.
ATTENTION ALL ATTORNEY’S AND CONVEYANCERS
SH'ZEN Reps needed. Lans downe & Surrounding areas.(Ingrid on 072 409 0559
WEB REF: OT0344
GROUND FLOOR FLAT 1Bed,lounge/droom,kitchenbic's,bathrm & garden
NEAT COTTAGE 2Beds-bic's,lounge,ffkitchen, bathrm,backyard with BIB & parking bay
BASIL 082 414 8232
DONNIVAN 083 261 2770
WEB REF: OT0301
FNB QUICK SELL 3Beds-mes & bic's,lounge, d/room,big sunroom,ffkitchen, bathrm,sgl gar-automated DONNIVAN 083 261 2770
MONTAGUS GIFT / OTTERY R620,000neg
BELGRAVIA R600,000
WEB REF: OT0346 PRICED TO SELL 3Beds,lounge/d/room-f/p,ffkitchen,bathrm,gar+encl parking 3 cars,alarm,b/bars, encl driveway.
START UP OR SCALE DOWN Presenting offers of R580 000 2Beds-bic's,lounge,fkitchen,bathrm, paved driveway.
View photos of our properties on www.rawson.co.za or www.gumtree.co.za
NEWFIELDS VILLAGE R290,000neg
WEB REF: AE0153
WEB REF: AE0161
BASIL 082 414 8232
PAM 073 344 9161
NEAT LITTLE STARTER Duplex 3Beds,lounge,fkitchen-o/p, bathrm,backyard-cemented,front secured PAM 073 344 9161
HAZENDAL R1150,000
WYNBERG R420,000neg
FAIRWAYS R1350,000neg
WEB REF: AE0149
WEB REF: OT0354
FLAT 2Beds-bic's,lounge,kitchen, bathroom & parking bay
ENTERTAINERS DREAM 3Beds+ens & 1- f/p,Off/Bed,ffkitchen-g/tops,Ent rm+BIB & bar,Spl pool,sgl gar,carpor t & lots more..
PAM 073 344 9161
WEB REF: OT0349
LARGE MODERN FAMILY HOME 4Beds-mes,lounge-f/p,d/rm,study,bathrm,ffkitchen, ent area,pool,tanden garg,2Bed g/f both with ens.
FAHIEM 083 301 8999
FAHIEM 083 301 8999
OTTERY/ATHLONE TEL: 021 703 3466 • FAX: 021 703 3480 PROPT 29.3.11
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REAL ESTATE
STEENBERG R400 000
RETREAT R600 000 CANAL ROAD 3 BEDS, FITTED KITCHEN, LOUNGE, GARAGE
STRANDFONTEIN R475 000 3 BEDS, FITTED KITCHEN, TILED LOUNGE, GARAGE
BAYVIEW – ON THE BAY – R440 000 2 BEDS, FFK, BATHROOM+SHOWER , TILED LOUNGE
WESTRIDGE – R260 000 2 BEDS, FITTED KITCHEN, TILED LOUNGE, BIG PLOT PARKING
TOILET, TANDEM GARAGE
WAVECREST R620 000 BIG SPACE - 3 BEDS – BIC, EXTENDED TILED LOUNGE, FULLY FITTED KITCHEN, GARAGE + XTRA PARKING
WESTRIDGE R375 000 3 BEDS, EXTENDED TILED LOUNGE, BIG KITCHEN, GARAGE, ENCLOSED YARD
WESTRIDGE – R260 000 2 BEDS, FITTED KITCHEN, TILED LOUNGE, BIG PLOT
LONDON VILLAGE / COLORADO – R530 000 NEAR MOSQUE ON BIG GROUNDS 3 BEDS, BIC IN 2, FITTED KITCHEN, TILED LOUNGE TILED BATHROOM, GARAGE
IGSHAAN HARTOGH 079 7352149
STRANDFONTEIN – R420 000 3 BEDS – TILED FLOORS – BIC IN 2, FULLY FITTED KITCHEN, FAMILY BATHROOM, TILED LOUNGE.KITCHEN
STRANDFONTEIN R530 000.00 3 BEDS – MAIN-EN-SUITE, BIC IN MAIN, TV ROOM, LOUNGE WITH JETMASTER FULLY FITTED KITCHEN, COVERED YARD, GARAGE + OFF STREET PARKING
FAROUK MALLICK – 082 873 4815
BAYVIEW – R550 000 3 BEDS – MES + BIC, FFK, LOUNGE + FIREPLACE, DINING ROOM TANDEM GARAGE, BRAAI AREA
PELICAN PARK R530 000 3 BEDS, RENOVATED BATHROOM, FULLY FITTED KITCHEN, TANDEM GARAGE 3 CARS
LENTEGEUR – PROTEA STREET R375 000.00 MAIN HOUSE – 2 BEDS – LAMINATED FLRS – BIC, TILED LNGE AND DINING AREAFFK, BATHROOM WITH SHOWER.ENCLOSED CARPORT SEPERATE ENTRANCE 1 BEDROOM – TILED , FITTED KITCHEN, TILED LOUNGE
WOODLANDS R360 000 FREE STANDING ON BIG GROUNDS – NEEDS TLC 3 BEDS, FULLY FITTED KITCHEN, GARAGE.
REGINA AFRICA – 072 865 0061
ROCKLANDS IONIAN WAY R280 000 3 BED, LOUNGE, FAMILY BATHROOM
BEACON VALLEY – R250 000 3 BEDS, FAMILY BATHROOM
STEENBERG – R430 000 – NEAR MILITARY ROAD 4 BEDS, LOUNGE, DINING ROOM, FAM BATHROOM, TANDEM GARAGE
WAYNE THERON – 083 483 1784 STRANDFONTEIN R500 000 OFF TRAFALGAR 3 BEDS, FITTED KITCHEN, SEPARATE BATHROOM /
LAKESIDE R670 000.00 SECURE COMPLEX – MAIN ROAD 2 BEDS, OPEN PLAN LOUNGE & FITTED KITCHEN
JOE DANSTER – 0723433442
NEAR MILITARY ROAD 2/3 BEDS – LAMINATED FLRS, TILED LOUNGE, FITTED KITCHEN DOUBLE GARAGE, BIG YARD
TO GET IT SOLD AND FOR A FREE VALUATION OF YOUR PROPERTY CALL NOW
Tel. 021 393 3359/95 • 157 A DENNEGEUR AVE, STRANDFONTEIN • TEL./FAX. 021 393 1568
EST. 1996
CRAWFORD: R3.5mill 5Beds(Bics), FFK, Braai, Scullery, Pantry, S/room, D/Garage, T/Carport. RAHEEL 082 796 8137
RONDEBOSCH EAST: R1. 999mil D/s, 8Beds(4xB), 5xF/Bath, OPFFK, 2xT/Garage, Braai, Ent.Area, Pool ASHRAAF 072 945 5145
GRASSY PARK: R599.000 F/s, 3Beds, F/Place, OPFFK, Mes, T/Garage, Yard (8xCars), A/Windows. ASHRAAF 072 945 5145
OTTERY: R1050.000excl F/s, 3Beds, Mes, FFK, Laundry, MQ, TV/rm, D/Garage, Carport, 594m² SHEREENA 072 435 4085.
OTTERY: R340.000excl Flat, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, OPK, Pool, P/Bay, Encl. RAHEEL 082 796 8137
BONTEHEUWEL: R299.999excl Semi. 2Beds, Lnge, Drm, F/Bath, Kitchen, Encl, Sliding Gates, B/Bars DESIREE 079 875 9975
GRASSY PARK: R869.000excl F/s, 4Beds(2xB), 2xF/Baths, 2xFK, G/Flat(2Beds, K, Brm), T/G(4xCars) ASHRAAF 072 945 5145
BONTEHEUWEL: R210.000excl Semi, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, Kitchen, Encl, 311m², No Geyser. SALAAMAH 083 670 9668
CRAWFORD: R1,250mil F/s, 4Beds(Bics), Mes, FFK, Laundry, Ent. Area, Garage, 500m², Very neat. NAZEEMA 073 924 4460
RETREAT: R399.999excl Semi, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, Kitchen, Encl, 240m², Very Big Yard. DESIREE 079 875 9975
PELIKAN PARK: R429.999excl F/s, 3Beds, Lounge, Carport, F/Garage, Appr Plans 4 Outbuilding NAJWA 082 377 7027
Next to Lentegeur CHOOSE YOUR PLOT Brand New 2Bedrooms Semi’s From R329.000 SALAAMAH 083 670 9668
OTTERY: R619.000excl Flat, 3Beds(2xB), Balcony, Lounge, Drm, Bath, S/toilet, FFK, Garage.. GAIL 076 558 9965
BONTEHEUWEL: R230.000 Semi, 1Bedroom, Lounge, Kitchen (Bics), 300m² S.ABRAHAMS 072 923 1490
BELTHORNE: R1.2mil F/s, 3Beds, Lnge, Bath, S/toilet, Mes, FFK, Laundry, G/Flat, D/Garage. S.ABRAHAMS 072 923 1490
HANOVER PARK: R220.000excl Mais, 2Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, K(Bics), Carport, Encl, Wendy Hse, B/Bars. MARIAM 082 641 2157
GREENHAVEN: R2.499mil D/s, 6Beds, 2xLnge, 2xDrm, 4xMes, FFK, Laundry, 2xGarage, 1310m², SHADLEY 0765913647
HANOVER PARK: R249.900excl Mais, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, FK, Incomplete Garage, Encl. SALAAMAH 083 670 9668
HILLVIEW: R105.000excl Vacant Serviced Plot 230m². MARIAM 082 641 2157
HANOVER PARK: R220.000excl Semi, 2Beds, Lounge cum D/room, F/Bath, OPK, Encl, B/Bars. PRISCILLA 082 717 1688
STEENBERG: R580.000excl F/st 3Beds, Lounge, D/room, F/Bath, Kitchen, E/Garden, Encl, 349m² LYNETTE 073 580 5059
SURREY ESTATE: R780.000excl Semi, 4Beds(2xBics), 2xKitchens, G/Flat, Carport(4xCars), Encl, 522m² SHEREENA 072 435 4085
PELICAN HEIGHTS: R1.2mil F/s, 3Beds(Bics), Mes, FFK, G/Flat, F/Bath, Entrance stoep Encl.. MARIAM 082 641 2157 SCHAAPKRAAL: R700.000excl 2Beds, Lounge, FFK, Encl with high brick wall, Remote gates, 2nd Dwelling MARIAM 082 641 2157
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Call Mark Anthony 021 704 2160/ 083 482 4250 MARK ANTHONY1 220311 1ALHGFQ
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We have buyers, ready to go. Contact us for a free market related valuation and experience the personalized and professional service and our commitment to deliver on our promise. Andy 074 470 7068 Lansdowne (Old): Almar Road – R1.8 Million Ottery – Woodale Road – R675 000
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LOTUS RIVER R875 000
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Wynberg: Broadview apartments R550 000, 2 beds, 1 bath, 1 parking bay Ottery: Exeter lane- 4 bed, 2 bath, 3 garage, granny flat, workshop. Erf size +1000m - R1.395 000
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LANSDOWNE R1.295 Million
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Free-Standing, Extended, 2/3 beds, fitted 4 beds, bics, en-suite, kitchen, lounge, fully fitted kitchen, tiled bathroom + Shower, lounge, entrance hall + drive-way. Garage. Ottery (Woodale) FOR SALE R659 000
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Strandfontein (Off Church Street) R529 000
Lovely 2 beds, lounge, 4 beds, 2x fitted kitchen, 3 large beds, bics, family 2x lounges, garage. bathroom, fitted kitchen, bathroom, fitted kitchen, yard, Pool & Braai in complex. House can be large tiled lounge, Within walking distance to divided in 2. enclosed, paved grounds Kenilworth Centre.
ATHLONE 021 696 4114
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Woodstock R595 000
Rocklands R299 000
3 BEDS, FITTED KITCHEN, Large 3 beds, fitted kitchen, tiled lounge, fully tiled bathroom, BATHROOM, LOUNGE, YARD. drive-way, large block paved EXTENDED.(If you earn yard. If your combined wages is R8000.00 per month you can buy R9300.00 PER MONTH YOU this house) CAN BUY THIS HOUSE.
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CLOSE TO SPINE ROAD HIGH Free-Standing, Large 3 beds, large tiled lounge + dining room, bathroom, main bed massive, approx. 20m2 + Garage + Grounds. Freshly painted. (If your combined wages is R11 000 per month you can buy this house)
Call Anthony Arendse 021 704 0289/ 082 673 1503
Rocklands R299 000
Newfields Village Only R319 000
(Close to Spine Road High)
Rocklands R349 000
Seawinds R399 000
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Stormers set for Shark Tank TASMIN CUPIDO
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LLISTER COETZEE and the DHL Stormers will face their toughest opponents yet when they travel to Durban’s Shark tank to take on the Sharks in the Super Rugby competition on Saturday. And, despite a comfortable and convincing 51-16 win over the Western Force at DHL Newlands the past weekend, Coetzee and his charges will remain focused on doing the basics and targeting their opponents on respective weekends. “The competition is still young and we still have a long way to go,” said Coetzee. “This week we have a huge challenge
Hygiene & Bug’s ‘R’ Us
against the Sharks and, while the team’s confidence is growing, we will remain focused and respect the opposition.” And with the team overcoming the barrier of try-less matches, scoring six tries against the Force and securing the team’s first bonus point of the season, an enterprising brand of rugby was on display from the men in navy blue. They outclassed the men from Down Under in every facet of the game, with lock Andries Bekker being named man of the match. Coetzee also alluded to his team’s current mental state, saying they are in a “good space mentally”. Running, fast-paced rugby – a trademark often displayed by Cape rugby sides – was on show, with the likes of Gio Aplon and Dewaldt
Duvenhage impressing. The team will mostlikely be without the services of flanker, Pieter Louw, who picked up a serious knee injury, but this week will see the return of Springbok flak forward, Schalk Burger – so experience will not be lost in the side. The Sharks, coming from a 44-28 loss to the Crusaders at Twickenham on Sunday, will be looking to use the home ground advantage to pip the unbeaten Stormers on Saturday afternoon. The last time the two sides met was at the same grounds, with the Sharks winning 20-14 in on of the final round-robin clashes of last year’s season. At that time the men from the Cape were riding a wave of confidence and were in contention for a home semi-final in the last Super
14 competition. Then the pressure of playing in front of a packed Mr Price Kings Park mentally affected the Stormers, who missed too many tackles and gave away precious possession with poor handling and poor decision-making. Without a doubt, there will be an epic battle of the loose forwards with the Stormers trio of Schalk Burger, Fancois Louw and Duan Vermeulen taking on Keegan Daniel, Willem Alberts and Ryan Kankowski of the Sharks. Another great clash would have been the one between first choice flyhalves, Peter Grant and Patrick Lambie – but Lambie injured his hand in his team’s match against the Chiefs and is likely to be out for two more weeks. .
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MODERN FAMILY HOME ZEEKOEVLEI - R 1 500 000
Lovely 4 beds with BIC, laminated flr Facebrick, Dble garag, swimming pool fully secured, well maintained 660 sqm
INCOME POTENTIAL GRASSY PARK - R 890 000 Large 3 beds, BIC, FF kitchen, lounge, family, bath, driveway + Sep Entrance.
LANSDOWNE - R 750 000 Pan Handle Property, 3 Bedrooms, Lounge, kitchen, Close to Wetton Circle.
GRASSY PARK - R 750 000 Neg Neat 3 Beds, carpets, loung/dinin rm, family, bath, driveway, Larg grounds.
G/PRK FLATS - R170K - R320K 4 flats from R 170K, 2 beds,
GRASSY PARK - R 320 000 Radiant Mews opp Marina, 2 bedrm, lounge, bath, fully secured complex.
RYLANDS - R 1,650 000 Dbl Stry, 4 Beds, lounge / dining rm walkin closet, ff kitch, Double garage.
RETREAT Allenby - R 880 000 Allenby Drive 3 beds, BIC, lounge, fitted kitch, enclosed, spacious & secured.
LOTUS RIVER - R 780 000 5 Beds, spacious lounge, fitted kitch 2 bathrm fully tiled, garage, POOL+ +
PELICAN PRK - Frm R460 000 2 bedrooms, lounge, FF kitchen, fully secured, driveway with Wendy house.
VACANT PLOT WITH PLANS
ZEEKOEVLEI - R 350 000 VACANT PLOT WITH PLANS TO BUILD DOUBLE STOREY
LAVENDERHILL - R 280 000 Neat 4 beds, BIC, lounge, fitted kitch garage for 4, enclosed, Sep Entrance
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Maisonette; main bedroom downstairs with bic, fully fitted kitchen, guest toilet lounge, automated garage for 2 cars and yard area Upstairs 2 bedrooms with bic, full family bathroom
(c) 082 579 6281 RYLANDS Immaculate ground floor flat. 2 Beds (bics) fitd kitch, garden, garage. R650 000. LANSDOWNE Lounge, dining, tv room, 3 beds, fitted kitchen, 2 baths, garage, storeroom. R895 000 LANSDOWNE Spacious home, 3 large beds (bics), ensuite, lounge (fireplace) diningroom, tv room, large fully fitted kitchen, laundry, remote gar, carport & granny flat. R1 195M WYNBERG Spacious 76m² 2 bedr flat (bics), o/p fitd kitch, lnge/dining, secure parking, gar, next to Broad Rd Medical Centre, close to all trans port. R629 000. Also 1 bedr, o/p fit kit, gar. Tenanted till Feb 2012. R535 000
Rondebosch East Just off Kromboom Avenue
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STEENBERG - Lovely R350 000 2 bedrooms, lounge, fitted kitchen, bath, potential grounds, off Botma Str.
FERNES ESTATE- R 995 000 Neg STEENBERG/RETREAT SELLERS 3 Bedrooms with BIC ,lounge, I HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS ff kitch, and bathrm fully tiled, JUST FOR YOU!! fully secured.
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GRASSY PARK - R 320 000 Lake Side Mews, Simplex 2 Bedrms lounge, bath, yard, enclosed complex.
BIC, lounge, bath, fully secured complex.
TAKE THAT: DHL Stormers flanker, Francois Louw, tries to hand off a Western Force tackle in the Super Rugby clash between the teams at DHL Newlands on Saturday afternoon. Photo: Peter Heeger/Gallo Images
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Main bedroom with ensuite, walk in closet, 2 bedrooms with bic, full family bathroom, fitted kitchen, lounge area, automated garage, family sports room, maids quarters, swimming pool, automated security gates R 1 500 000
I have cash buyers for Supermarket/Cafe Contact: Farouk on 082 262 7003 Cea,miea,nqf4 Email: kerbys@xsinet.co.za
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FOR SALE - PINELANDS R 1899000 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Lounge / Dining Family Room / Office Garage / Carport
R2600000 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms Lounge / Dining, Office Double Garage, Pool Good Location
For Sale STRANDFONTEIN VILLAGE R475 000
For Sale OTTERY R475 000
Very neat 2/3 bedroom house. Lounge/dining, neat bathroom, enclosed stoep. Laundry area.
2 bedroom flat. Lounge, kitchen, bathroom and parking bay. Secure complex - Rental: R3 600 pm
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Grassy Park R 250,000 - Radiant Mansions
Two bed first floor flat close to amenities and transport
Grassy Park - Montagues Gift R 685,000 Neat three bedroom home on large plot. Fully-fitted kitchen, full bathroom, double carport and wendy house
St Montagues Village Steenberg R 320,000 Low cost two bedroom home with Granny flat and single garage. Fully enclosed.
Level Plot for sale Retreat R 299,000 Coniston Park R475,000 - Fully enclosed two bed starter home in good condition.
Contact Noel Furlong
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083 479 1487
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Tuesday 29 March 2011
WRONGFOOTED: Clinton Emmanuel (centre) of Milano United FC eludes Munier Mohamed (left) and Rafiq Isaacs of Steenberg United FC during Milano’s 43 win in a Vodacom Second Division soccer match at Grassy Park on Saturday. Photo: Rashied Isaacs
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HANDS ON: An airborne Sheriman Ling of Steenberg United FC challenges Ruzaigh Gamieldien of Milano United FC during a Vodacom Second Division match at Grassy Park on Saturday. Milano won 43. Photo: Rashied Isaacs
SPLASHING: Shelley Faulman, of Heathfield, gets in shape to rep resent New Balance Fish Hoek Surf Lifesaving Club at the Hang Ten National Surf Lifesaving Championships for seniors and juniors at Camps Bay beach from tomorrow until Saturday. Photo: Meds Martin
CUP CHAMPS: Ottery Softball Club won the Western Province first division knockout title when they edged out Belhar Dolphins 53 on Sunday 13 March. Ottery also placed second in the league competition to ensure promotion to the Major League next season. The successful squad sporting the KO trophy is, from left: Front Row: Layla Patterson, Ashley Meyer and Naeema Cassiem. Centre: Nicole Meyer, Rufqa Allie and Chantal Jacobs. Back Row: Shamiel Dulvie (assistant coach), Muneera Khan, Fatima Patterson, Heather Roode, Tara Davids and Zugdi van der Schyff (head coach). Photo: Rashied Isaacs FULL CON TROL: DHL Stormers fullback Gio Aplon keeps the hosts on the offen sive, during a 5116 win over the Western Force in a Super Rug by match at Newlands Rugby Sta dium on Saturday. The unbeat en Storm ers – fol lowing their fifth con secutive win – will tackle the Sharks in Durban on Saturday. Photo: Peter Heeger/Gallo Im ages
BRAVE BAT: Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras opening bats man Mohamed Vallie hits out while topscor ing with 163 against the Nashua Titans in a SuperSport Series cricket match at New lands on Sunday that the Cobras won by five wickets. The other batting hero was Joslin Ontong, who scored 147 to steer the Co bras to 480 in response to the Titans’ first in nings knock of 369 all out. Photo: Peter Heeger/ Gallo Images
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Santos star yearns to shine up north Top goal scorer considers move to Gauteng BRIAN GAFFNEY
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RWIN ISAACS’ days at Engen Santos FC may be numbered.
Isaacs, who has been Santos’ top goalscorer for several seasons in the Premier Soccer League (PSL), told People’s Post yesterday (Monday) that he is keen to continue his professional soccer career with a Gauteng-based club next season. But the 25-year-old marksman’s ambitions to leave the club at the end of the 2010-11 season have been shot down by an angry Goolam Allie, the chief executive officer of Santos FC. “Isaacs is contracted to play for Santos until 2014 and he is accountable to us and nobody else,” said Allie. When asked why Isaacs had missed several league matches, including the away games against Moroka Swallows FC and AmaZulu FC in recent weeks, Allie explained that Isaacs – like several other
key players in the squad – was sidelined by injuries. Allie declined to comment further, besides saying that he will willingly show Isaacs’ contract (that expires in 2014) to anyone that needs clarity on the matter, at the club’s office in Lansdowne. But Isaacs – who has a history of going AWOL when things do not go his way at Santos FC – has stuck to his guns. “I am only prepared to play in Santos’ outstanding five matches in the league competition. I have told Allie that I want to leave the club,” said Isaacs. According to Isaacs, his contract with Santos FC finishes at the end of June – and it then becomes negotiable. Isaacs says he is keen to play for either of the glamour clubs – Kaizer Chiefs FC or Mamelodi Sundowns FC – in the PSL when he leaves Santos – which has dropped from third to eighth position on the PSL log since January. Isaacs says he feels he needs a new chal-
lenge in life and that “too much is expected from him at Santos”, where he is required to fill the role of a fetch-and-carry midfielder besides working his way into goalscoring scoring positions. Isaacs says the other reason he wants to move on is that Santos has been reluctant to increase his wages. A few years ago, Isaacs was also linked to a move to Chiefs – but Santos FC stepped in to increase his financial incentives in a successful effort to keep him at the club. Isaacs is once again the leading goalscorer, with six goals to his credit for Santos – who have hit the target 28 times in 25 league matches – despite him being out of action with a serious knee injury that needed surgery in mid-season.
STAR GAZING: Erwin Isaacs, determined to quit Santos FC. Photo: Die Burger
KO Cup challenge
LOOKING SWELL: Collegians RFC scored handsomely when its sponsor Al tius recently announced a kit sponsor ship for its senior and junior teams at a function held at Cape Town Market, Ep ping. The Lentegeurbased club – now known as Altius Collegians – have also forged links with Randwick District RFC in Australia. Last week, Randwick coach Craig Morrison assisted with skills development programmes for coaches and players at the club. Seen sporting the new kit are from left: Front Row: Abduragiem Ismail and Adiel Ju mat. Centre Row: Dr Anwar Nagia (Al tius), Craig Morrison (Randwick District RFC, Australia) and Cassiem Smith (president, Altius Collegians). Back Row: Riefaat Jappie, Toriq Samsodien, Ashraf Petersen and Rafiq Manchest. Collegians also launched its website: www.collegiansrugby.com at the func tion. Photo: Rashied Isaacs
THE Safa Cape Town has again successfully negotiated sponsorship for the Coke Cup knockout championship this coming season. The entry deadline for the senior men and women clubs, as well as under-17s will be on Thursday 28 April. Clubs must liaise with their respective Local Football Associations (LFAs) regarding their entries in the competitions.
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