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Proposal for first SRASAMANTHA LEE

@Samantha_Lee121

Soon Rocklands, Westridge and Port-lands residents could be pioneering anew system to combat crime.

Following a call from the community tosee an end to the escalating gang and drugscourge, residents filled the Rocklands Mi-nor Hall for a public safety meeting.At the meeting, the 100 residents raised

key issues with ward councillors and otherofficials.“We as the community have nomore faith

in the police and it is time we take actionand do something about the problem,” saysRocklands Neighbourhood Watch memberIsmail James.Pensioner Clarence Trouncell adds that

most residents are afraid.“We have waited for hours on end for [the

police] to respond to our complaints. Somedays we have suspects [under citizens’s ar-rest] and we have no powers to arrest them.We need a system thatwill help us guard ourresidents and businesses,” he says.Ward councillor Daniel Christians says

residents in the area have valid concerns.“The majority of the residents are pen-

sioners and it is the second generation thatis committing these crimes. We are lookingfor suggestions outside of the police [juris-diction] because the residents want to takeback the streets,” he says.But Christians believes he has the answer

to their concerns and hopes to make Ward81 the first Special Rating Area (SRA) inMitchell’s Plain.The programme has already been imple-

mented in Tygervalley.According to the City of Cape Town, an

SRA adds a monthly percentage to the ratesand taxes that will then be deducted and putinto a joint fund to pay for security costs.This will include establishing committees

and a close link with the City’s Safety andSecurity directorate.The proposed sum is R2 monthly and

Rocklands residents at the meeting were allin favour.

Elizabeth Gabriels says the suggestedamount is within reason.“Somepeople don’t pay rates and soweun-

derstand that theywon’t have the additionalfee, but at every meeting we can bring a R2and put it into a collection,” she says.The SRA project will include safety train-

ing for members of a community-driven se-curity agency and so ensure sustainable jobcreation.“This project will be for the benefit of all

our residents on different levels. With highburglar bars and fences their homes becomeprisons. With this system in place the older

generationswill feel safer,” addsChristians.He says a little over 31 000 residents need

to agree to the proposal. “If we get the sup-portweneed the rest of the residentswill nothave a choice,” he says.After City approval, Christians sees the

process taking about six months to com-plete.“Oncewe get the ball rolling residentswill

see a difference in the crime and that is im-portant.”Themeeting,which took place onWednes-

day 15October, wasmeant to be for the threeareas which make up Ward 81 (Rocklands,

Westridge andPortlands) but due to circum-stances primarily included Rocklands resi-dents.Christians plans to hold two more meet-

ings in Westridge and Portlands to ensureall residents have an opportunity for theirsuggestions to be heard. “If this works inWard 81 we hope that it will be a model forthe other ninewards in the area. This worksin other areas and this could very well bethe answer to our problems,” he says.V How do you feel about implementing the SRA?Starting with the word “Post”, SMS your views to32516. SMSes cost R1.

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A battle to stay aliveNICOLE MCCAIN

@nickymccain

A 24-year battle for a healthy life maycome to an end if a kidney transplantrecipient is not put back on the donor

waiting list.This is the belief of Irma Titus (28), who

was being treated for kidney failure atGroote Schuur Hospital.

But after four transplants, she has beeninformed that she is no longer a viable can-didate to receive a new organ due to tissuedamage. “The worst case scenario is that Imight die next week,” she says.

The Hanover Park resident has been bat-tling kidney failure since the age of four.

In desperate need of treatment, the bestcase scenario is that Titus would be receiv-ing dialysis treatment next week.

However, this seems less likely as she isalso no longer a candidate.

This treatment is only offered to thoseconsidered as viable transplant patients.

Provincial health department spokesper-son Sithembiso Magubane says the publicsector is taking a strain with the increaseof patients requiring dialysis and trans-plants.

“We are facing an exponential increase inpatients due to the rising tide of diabetes,hypertension and HIV. We are very limitedin terms of dialysis facilities and, unfortu-nately, transplant rates have fallen consid-erably due to the shortage of organs.

“Our unit alone has over 100 people wait-ing for a transplant and over 30 people onthe waiting list for life-saving dialysis. Mostpatients wait over two to three years to re-ceive a transplant,” he says.

As a result of this major problem, the de-partment has developed criteria for accept-

ance to the Renal Re-placement Programme,Magubane explains.

“The overriding crite-rium for acceptance issuitability for transplan-tation. Unfortunatelymany patients are notsuitable for a transplantfor a variety of reasonsand we are unable to ac-commodate them.”.

Titus has been leftshell-shocked by thenews.“When you’vecome to see the nursesand doctors as your fam-ily, being told they areno longer able to helpyou is devastating.”

Only able to affordpublic healthcare, Titusnow needs help to foot aR50 000 bill to receive di-alysis through privatemedical care. Receivingthis treatment will not only prolong her life,but also make it possible for her to receiveanother transplant, Titus believes.

On obtaining a second opinion, Titus wastold despite the tissue damage there is a50/50 chance that another transplant wouldbe successful, making her a high risk candi-date.

Added to this, she says, if she was able toreceive dialysis her condition may stabi-lise, thereby reducing her risk as a trans-plant candidate. “I’ve been fortunate that Idon’t suffer from many symptoms like wa-ter retention, but I do have anaemia whichmeans I often have shortness of breath dueto low oxygen in my blood,” she says.

Her condition means she had to drop outof her studies and can only manage part-time work to pay the bills.

She has since managed to join a medicalaid, but funds will only be available in 2015.

“But I’ll be dead by next year,” she says.Her friends and loved ones are not giving

up yet. They have established Kidney for aKadre, a fundraising campaign which aimsto raise funds to cover the cost of dialysis.

Through donations and events, fundshave been trickling in. However, the in-come is a far cry of the thousands neededto keep Titus alive.V To donate, like Kidney for a Kadre on Facebook andinbox the page administrator.

Aid for studentsDisadvantaged potential students have twoweeks to apply for financial support of-fered by UCT.

UCT spokesperson Riana Geldenhuyssays financial support worth over R440mwas distributed this year.

UCT assists financially disadvantagedstudents by providing access to financialsupport and GAP funding.

Geldenhuys says families with a grossannual income of less than R550 000 will beeligible to receive financial assistance.

Applications for financial support haveto be submitted by Friday 31 October. Ap-plicants must be citizens or permanent res-idents of SA; must hold no other tertiaryqualification except when they are apply-ing for financial support to study a post-graduate certificate in education or a post-graduate diploma in music; and must alsohave applied for an approved full-time un-dergraduate degree at UCT.

Download the application form at http://www.uct.ac.za/apply/funding/undergrad-uate/financial/ or phone (021) 650 5094.

CALL FOR DONATIONS: Irma Titus is in need of a kidney trans-plant and dialysis to save her life. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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SAMANTHA LEE@Samantha_Lee121

A liquor outlet may have to pay a heftyfine or close its doors if an applicationfor rezoning is denied.

Ann’s Liquors in Rocklands first openedits doors four years agowhen the owner Lo-rianne Maarman’s liquor licence was ap-proved.Trading from her home in Marauder

Street, Maarman says she always wants todo the right thing.“When I applied for my liquor licence in

2011 all of my neighbours were asked andno one objected. I was also allowed to tradefrom my home because of my licence, butnow that the new bylaw has come into playI wanted to do things the right way,” Maar-man says.City officials said that as long as it re-

mains an outlet there should be no reasonwhy the application couldn’t go forward.And the owner agrees.“We do not allow any of our customers to

drink here at the shop. You can buy it andthen leave to drink elsewhere,” she says.But residents in the next street sayMaar-

man’s customers are a concern to them.“We live in the close andmany of the cus-

tomers are residents in the area so theywillbuy it there after work and sit in the grasspatch to drink their beers. This isn’t alwaysthe best thing in a residential area and I amnot sure we should have it, but we were notasked for our opinions,” he says.The application was first filed on 24 Feb-

ruary but had to be sent to the subcouncilfor approval due to an objection from oneof Maarman’s neighbours.In her letter, the resident says she is un-

happy about the noise, foul language andnumber of cars parking along the road.ButMaarman says she ismistaken. “I on-

ly allow four customers at once and all thecars are parking in front of my house.”In a letter of response to her neighbour,

Maarman wrote that mentioning the foullanguage was unfair as it was not directlylinked to the outlet. “Foul language can be

found anywhere in any street in CapeTown,” wrote Maarman.But others say there are some truths in

the objection. “Some days the number ofcars parked in the road are ridiculous andthe roads are already so narrow,” says an-other neighbour.But the resident says she still would not

object to the application.And many others agree.MelvinArendse says it is convenienthav-

ing a legal outlet nearby.“I always send formybeers fromher shop

because I know it is within walking dis-tance and safe. The only suggestion is stay-ing open a bit later,” Arendse says.Ann’s Liquors trades from Monday to

Saturday 09:00 to 18:00.Since the replies have been submitted the

application will appear on Subcouncil 12’sagenda for the next meeting.At the time of going to print, Subcouncil

12 chairperson Eddie Andrews could not bereached for comment.But councillors responsible for Rock-

lands say it is too soon to pre-empt whatthe outcome will be.Maarman was given the opportunity to

respond to all objections and is currentlyawaiting a response from officials.Maarman says the reason for the applica-

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UNCERTAINTY: The future of a licensed liquor outlet is unclear as a rezoning application is beingconsidered. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE


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Puzzling deathSAMANTHA LEE

@Samantha_Lee121

After months at sea, 25-year-old TashreeqWilliams never made

it home alive.And now the family of

the slain fisherman is offer-ing a reward in exchangefor information that willlead to the arrest of thoseresponsible for his suddendeath.Tashreeq Williams was

on his way home from theharbour when he wasstabbed and suffocated todeath.His uncle Allison Oliver,

speaking on behalf of thefamily, saysall theywant isthe truth.“At themoment the last person to see him

alive has been telling three or four differentstories about what had happened the nightTashreeq was killed,” he says.Williams and a friend took a train home

from the city on Friday 3 October.According to one account from the wit-

ness, Williams stayed at the station whilehe (the witness) left in a taxi.“Just after 19:30 [Tashreeq’s] wife phoned

him to ask where he was and he told herthat he was at the station on his way home.That was the last time anyone had contactwith him,” he says.Williams was found two hours later on a

field behind Home Affairs with a stabwound to the heart. He was robbed of hiscellphone, laptop, hoodie and cap.Williams was returning home after the

fishing trawler he worked for could not re-turn to sea as scheduled.“We want the anonymous source to come

forward and help us if theyhave any other informa-tion on the incident. Whenfamily visited the site, thelack of blood leads us to be-lieve he was not stabbedthere. We could also seecrawl marks and whatlooked to be tears. Thedeath certificate also indi-cates the cause of deathwas suffocation and notthe stab wound,” he says.Mitchell’s Plain Police

Station is investigating theincident but did not com-ment at the time of going toprint.“We need answers and

we are not getting thatfrom the police at thisstage,” says Oliver.The family has also con-

sidered taking the case to other detectivesto ensure they get the answers they need.“This was a shock to everyone as he was

a family man. He was the youngest grand-child and the first in the family to die so sud-denly,” says Oliver.“At this time I amrepresenting the family

as his wife and two-month-old baby are cur-rently in their 40 days of mourning. We areall so shocked and we will not get closureuntil the person responsible is found,” hesays.The family hopes to see a break in the in-

vestigation soon as another detective islooking into the case.“There is a CCTV camera near the scene

and we hope the new detective will be ableto obtain the footage and analyse it soon.”Anyone with information on the incident

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MURDERED: Tashreeq Williamswas stabbed and suffocated todeath on his way home fromsea. PHOTO: SUPPLIED


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Doctors had given up hope that ShaneWilliams would survive the night, letalone walk again.

At the age of two, Shane was diagnosedwith a rare diseasewhich caused him to loseboth his legs. But he has risen above his cir-cumstances and nowhaswalked for the firsttime in 20 years.Now, thanks to prosthetic legs donated by

Sasol, the Tafelsig youngster can look hisparents in the eye again as he stands confi-

dently in his new “legs”.His father, Peter, explains their traumatic

journey. “He was diagnosed with a C6 defi-ciency when he was one year and 11 monthsold. The doctors told us that the blood flowbelow his knees were affected and causedblood poisoning. We were then informedthat both legs needed to be amputated if wewanted to save his life. Even then doctorsgave us little hope,” Peter says.But Shane, a national wheelchair basket-

ball player, has overcome these odds.He has been playing competitively since

the age of 15.His proud mother, Janice, displays his

many medals in their home.“We thoughtwewould lose him.Never did

I imagine hewould be able towalk again andnow he stands side-by-side with me. Seeinghim walk through the airport terminal forthe first time brought tears to my eyes,” shesays.Shane has been in Johannesburg for phys-

iotherapy to ensure his muscles are strongenough to hold his body weight when he re-ceives his prosthesis.“The hardest part of learning to walk is

doing the exercises to strengthenmy thighs.Because I never used them they have nostrength and to be able to keep up my bodyweight I need to constantly work on them,”says Shane.It has been an uphill battle for the family

and Shane often doubted himself.“Never did I think I would be part of the

team because I didn’t think I was goodenough to play for a national side. Now thatI see I am good enough, it has changed mylife for the better. I can walk now and it hasshown me nothing is impossible,” he says.His dream was made a reality when his

team sponsors, Sasol, saw it fit to donate theblades as a training aid to help him get

strong enough towear prosthesis.“The springs in

the blades helpwith the balanceand strengthwhile trying towalk. But I amprogressing well.The therapiststold me it wouldtake a fewmonths before Iwould be ready,but doctors areamazed as I did in10 days what oth-ers achieved inthree weeks,” hesays proudly.Because hewas

feeling homesick,doctors allowedhim to go homefor a two-weekvisit.Janice says: “I need to give my utmost

gratitude to Sasol because I would not haveseen him stand orwalk. They gave himwhatI never could because there was no way wewould ever be able to afford to give him hiswish.”Shane and his family now jokingly speak

of going shopping for shoes.“They gave him his first pair of takkies

and he thinks they are too big. But becausehe hasn’t ever worn shoes he doesn’t knowwhere to look and a size seven is a commonsize for a man,” Janice says.The family looks forward to the day when

he can wear shoes for the first time, butShane says hewon’t give up on his first love:basketball.

“Even though I will be able to walk whenI get my prosthesis, I will still play for theteam because I love basketball and it is be-cause of the game that I have been given thisopportunity. I am thankful for all God hasgranted us. They said I wouldn’t make itthrough the night and look where I am to-day,” Shane says.He has travelled to Turkey, Angola and

Morocco while playing on the junior andsenior national teams. “If I can make some-thing of myself above my circumstancesthen anyone can achieve their dreams. Itdoesn’t matter where you come from, nevergive up on yourself because miracles canhappen.You just need to persevere andworktowards what you want to achieve in life.”

STANDING TALL: Shane Williams walked for the first time after gettingblades from Sasol. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE


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The trauma of constant gunfire has Len-tegeur residents on edge.And for the past two years the per-

sistent gang violence has homeowners ter-rified as they fear a flare-up will follow.A resident, who asked not to be named,

says she lives in fear for her children’s safe-ty.“It has been quiet for a while but lately

we are hearing more and more shots beingfired. Innocent children are being killed forjust walking down the street and I fear mychildren could be next,” she says.At the time of going to print, police could

not confirm that a flare-up was occurring.But residents say it can only be the gang-

sters.Another resident, who also wishes to re-

main anonymous, says he has too manyquestions.“This gang fightingmust stop. They shoot

day in and day out – for what?What do theyachieve by killing innocents?And why do they fight? Too many inno-

cent people are getting killed at the handsof cold, ruthless gangsters. When will wefeel safe again?” he asks.Being held captive in his own home, the

man says, Lentegeur is not the place it oncewas.“I grewup here and have lived in the area

for 43 years. Before children could play inthe streets with no fear.“Now the drugs have taken over our chil-

dren’s lives and all they feel they are goodat is robbing, stealing and killing people,”

he points out.In acknowledgement of the drug scourge,

the police in the cluster have embarked onan area clampdown, says Mitchell’s Plainpolice spokesperson Constable ZandileMarashule.The clampdown has already seen close to

400 arrests.In the two most recent incidents, the spo-

radic shootings have resulted in one personbeing killed and another injured.On Friday 10 October about 14:00, two

men were reportedly seen arguing in SalieStreet in Lentegeur, confirmed Captain No-mathembaMgwebile. The incident resultedin a shooting.The Lentegeur man sustained two bullet

wounds to his right foot and was taken tothe clinic for treatment.A 15-year-old boy was arrested for the

shooting.Ina separate incident onWednesday, a 31-

year-old Lentegeurmanwas shot and killedin Morgenster Road and AZ Berman Drive.Officers found the man lying on the

ground with a bullet wound to the head.They also found seven cartridges next to

his body.Community Policing Forum chairperson

Abie Isaacs urges the community to speakout.“We condemn these random shootings

and we need the community to come for-ward with information that leads to an ar-rest. The community are the best inform-ants and growing relationships are impor-tant in the fight against crime,” Isaacs says.V Share your thoughts. Starting with the word “Post”,SMS your views to 32516. SMSes cost R1.


SAFETY

Fired up over safetyLight up responsibly.This is the appeal issued by the City of

Cape Town, which warns that safety is keyin preventing tragedies in the build-up tofireworks season.With Diwali and Guy Fawkes around the

corner, council’s enforcement agencies areonce more preparing for a flood of com-plaints about the illegal discharge of fire-works and related incidents.Last November, Law Enforcement confis-

cated 12 865 fireworks from illegal traders.In addition, Law Enforcement and Metro

Police officers responded to a total of 385complaints on Guy Fawkes and issued doz-ens of fines totalling more than R10 000 forthe illegal discharge of fireworks.Mayoral Committee member for Safety

andSecurity JPSmith says purchasing fromvendors who do not have the required per-mits for the sale of fireworks is against the

law.“It is illegal to discharge fireworks outside

specific designated areas. It is also illegal tobuy fireworks fromtraderswithout validpo-lice-issued permits,” he says.“Sadly,manyCapetonians continue to dis-

regard the law and end up terrorising theirneighbours who have to put up with noise.The law alsomatters very little to someuntilthere is an incident where someone getshurt, or worse. But this too doesn’t seem tobe much of a deterrent.”On Guy Fawkes last year, the City re-

sponded tonearly 400 fireworks-related com-plaints and confiscated nearly 13 000 fire-

works.“Do the right thing and either take your

neighbours to task if they’re breaking thelaw or report the matter to the City or po-lice,” he urges.“To make matters worse, we also have to

police the growing mob culture associatedwith Guy Fawkes. Gangs of children runaround with paint and other paraphernalia,terrorising their communities and usingthis ‘celebration’ to rob and hurt innocentpeople. This really is utter nonsense andneeds to stop.”Eight designated areas have been as-

signed for the discharging of fireworks.

Visit the Swartklip Sports Complex inMitchell’s Plain, the Maidens Cove parkingarea in Camps Bay, Strandfontein Pavilion,the eastern side of the Athlone Stadiumparking area, the Bishop Lavis sports field,Wesfleur sports field in Atlantis, the Macas-sar Beach parking area or the beachfront op-posite the Tourism Centre in Table View.Fireworks are only permitted to be sold in

sealed packages, as received from the suppli-ers.Children under the age of 16 are not al-

lowed by law to purchase or discharge fire-works without adult supervision.Fire safety inspectors and Law Enforce-

ment officers, together with the police’s Ex-plosives Unit, will conduct inspections atfireworks display sites to ensure that allsafety requirements are met.Phone the Metro Police call centre on

0860 POLICE (765 423).

Friday 31 October

V Strandfontein: St Phillip’s Catholic Churchwill host their annual show stopper bazaar onthe church premises in Welgelegen Avenue. Theevent will start at 18:00 and continue onSaturday 1 November at 08:30. Entertainmentwill include beauty pageants, baby competi-tions and a variety of general stalls. All arewelcome to attend. For more informationphone Helen Boss on (021) 393 1653.

V Tafelsig: The Tafelsig Health committee willhold a community meeting at the TafelsigClinic. The meeting will start at 14:00. Formore information phone Beatrice Leng on083 766 8044 or the clinic on (021) 397 8906.

V Turfall Sports Complex: Set your sails forTurfhall Sports Complex to support theNational Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) Strand-fontein’s first annual snack dance. Loads ofexhibitions and prizes to be won. The dancestarts at 20:00 and you are requested to takeyour own XYZ and snack platter. Snacks anddrinks will also be on sale. Tickets cost R50.For more information phone Theresa on072 244 7193 or email [email protected].

V Beacon Valley: Reabled will host a DynamicDenim Foam Party at the Beaconvale Commu-nity Frailcare Centre. Doors open at 20:00 andthe dress code is denim. Tickets are sold atthe door at R45 each. Take your own XYZ andno under 18’ will be allowed entry. Transportwill be available after the party at a cost ofR20. For more information phone Keenan on060 313 3828 or Lauren on 074 307 9861.

Saturday 1 November

V Rocklands: Dust off your wigs and bellbottoms for the Thunderball Pool Club ’60s to’90s Old School Dance. The dance will be held

at Cedar High School from 19:00 till late. Formore information phone Olivia Jacobs on078 261 3106 or Jessica Hughes on078 946 6416.

V Strandfontein: Proudly Strandfontein willhost their annual Meet Your Neighbour. Theevent will take place at the Strandfonteinsports complex in Spine Road and starts at09:00. More than 40 community organisationsand residents will own stalls and entertain thecrowds. Entertainers, speciality acts, DJs,bands, poets, singers and dancers are invitedto showcase their talents. Interested partiescan email a brief introduction of the act [email protected].

Saturday 7 November

V Portlands: The New Beginnings Fitness Clubwill host a karaoke fundraiser at the PortlandsIndoor Sport and Recreation Centre. The eventwill start at 20:00 and R30 gets you throughthe door. Take your own XYZ and platters. Formore information phone Maureen Sables on083 740 5566 or e-mail her at [email protected]

PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 21 October 2014 NEWS 9WESTRIDGE

Drug bustafter tip-offA drug haul with a street

value of close to R15 000was one of the successful

operations conducted byMitch-ell’s Plain police over the pastweek.Mitchell’s Plain police

spokesperson ConstableZandile Marashule says theconfiscation was as a result ofa tip-off.“OnWednesday 15 October at

11:50 police received informa-tion of a possible drug house inHaasendal Close,Westridge. Onarrival officers were grantedpermission to search thepremises. Inside the garage theofficers confiscated drugs hid-den in a hole in the ground un-derneath a broken pool table,” she says.Community Policing Forum (CPF) chair-

person Abie Isaacs says the communityneeds to build a stronger relationship withthe police.“We are happy to see the proactive stance

the police have taken in combating crimein the area. We, as the CPF, implore resi-dents to built their relationshipwith the po-lice. We also want to thank the communityfor the tip-offs and urge them to continuereporting these drug houses so that morecan be done to increase crime prevention,”Isaacs says.The drugs – including tik – have an esti-

mated value of R14 566.A 33-year-old man was arrested for pos-

session of drugs and has appeared in theMitchell’s Plain Magistrate’s Court.

“The positive relationship between theMitchell’s Plain Cluster and communitystructures such as the street committeesand neighbourhood watches continues toyield successes as the police intensifiestheir focus on gangsterism and drugs,”Marashule says.In other efforts a further 218 suspects

werearrested for charges including thepos-session of illegal firearms and drugs.A total of five firearms were confiscated

in Eastridge, Lentegeur, Rocklands andBeacon Valley.The suspects, aged between 15 and 57,

have all subsequently appeared in court oncharges of possession.V Anyone with information on criminal activities areurged to phone CrimeStop on 08600 10111 or theirrespective police stations.

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testing for markers in 10 subjects, shesays.“To ensure that the mark calculations

of ourmarkers are correct, theWCEDhasappointed 520 mark checkers.”The much anticipated results are ex-

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Small pool, big plansThe next Chad le Clos

could come from Mitch-ell’s Plain if a small busi-

ness owner has her way.Founder of the Little Mer-

maid Swim School, RushanaCharles, says she hopes to runthe biggest aquatic centre inthe area by 2020.“When I started in 2011 we

had only 35 students. Todaywehave 443 swimmers, two in-structors and an assistant onour books,” she says.Charles is one of 19 candi-

dates from Mitchell’s PlainandKhayelitsha taking part inthe development programmeof the Small Business Acade-my (SBA), which is an initia-tive of the University of Stel-lenbosch Business School.And the further growth of her business

looks to be in reach as she intends to put hernewfound skills to good use.The nine-month programme was estab-

lished to promote the sustainability of effec-tive small businesses operating in town-ships.Charles says she has learnt good practices

that have helped her manage her businessbetter.“Currently, when the kids attain a certain

level, we have to pass them on to other in-structors for coaching in competitive swim-ming. As we expand, that will change andwe will be able to accommodate aqua aero-bics as well,” she says.

The idea for the school came to Charleswhile teaching children in the southern sub-urbs.“I realised Mitchell’s Plain had a need for

a swimming pool,” she says, adding she per-suaded her mother to build a pool on herproperty.She came up with a small sum of money

after winning a swimming competition in2011.The Little Mermaid Swim School is still

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LEAPS AND BOUNDS: Rushana Charles enjoys seeing young chil-dren improve and has high hopes for her students.PHOTO: SUPPLIED


Ameeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held onWednesday 29October 2014at 10:00 in the Podium Block, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town.

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CPF electionspostponedSAMANTHA LEE

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Mitchell’s Plain Community PolicingForum (CPF) elections resulted inupset residents calling for the vote to

continue without the relevant officials.On Wednesday 15 October, 100 residents

and community organisation representa-tives filled the Mitchell’s Plain Police Sta-tion boardroom for the annual electivemeeting.

After a validation and cross-referenceprocess by the current CPF, the Independ-ent Electoral Commission and the provin-cial Department of Safety and Security, thedecision was taken that the election couldnot proceed.

Mitchell’s Plain Safety and Security de-partmentheadEtienneSwain says proceed-ing with the elections would have been un-fair.

Swain says only four applications werereceived of which only one was valid.

“For a big area with nine other sub areasto consider, four applications were notenough. Also only one could be accepted,”he says.

“It is also common knowledge that all themember organisations need to re-registerevery year. And so we are giving these or-ganisations the opportunity to register.”

The decisionwas then taken to extend thevoting period for 14 days which was thenreplaced with a 21-day period effective im-mediately.

This information was much to the angerof those present.

“This is nonsense. All the protocol wasfollowed and we came here to vote. Weshould not have allowed these officials theopportunity to get involved with the vot-ing,” one resident told People’s Post.

Current CPF chairperson Abie Isaacssays the meeting was well advertised.

“We will remain the executive until thenext election takes place and have madesure that all the relative informationgot outto the public ahead of the meeting. We willabide by the ruling handed downby the offi-cials and reconvene in 21 days’ time,”Isaacs says.

All organisations and institutions in thearea of a police station can apply to becomemembers of that police station’s forum.

This includes youth groups, socialgroups, welfare organisations, schools,churches and businesses.

However to qualify to vote, membersmust have been active as per the forum’sconstitution.

The elections have been postponed toWednesday 12 November at 19:00 at theMitchell’s Plain Police Station boardroom.All registrations must be completed andfiled by Sunday 9 November to ensure veri-fication takes place ahead of the meeting.

For more information phone Abie Isaacson 082 314 6772.V What are your thoughts on this election? Startingwith the word “Post” SMS your views to 32516. SMSescost R1.

SIMMERING EMOTIONS: Current Community Policing Forum chairperson Abie Isaacs converseswith unhappy residents after the elections were cancelled. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE


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Local kite-makers are getting crea-tive for the fifth annual People’s Post

Heritage Kite Competition.Part of the Cape Town International Kite

Festival, the competition sees kite-makersfrom across the peninsula compete for theHeritage Kite Award.Hosted by Cape Mental Health, the festi-

val will be held in Muizenberg on Saturday1 and Sunday 2 November.People’s Post is the print media sponsor.The Heritage Kite Award will go to the

best Swaeltjie kites.These are traditional swallow- or bat-

shaped kites, hand-crafted and locallymadeusing bamboo, paper or material.The design originated in South-East Asia

and came to Africa hundreds of years ago.The age-old techniques of making and fly-ing the kites are being shared with a wideraudience thanks to a collaboration betweenCape Mental Health and master kite-makerEbrahim Sambo from Athlone.Sambo has been making Swaeltjie kites

since childhood.“My great-grandfather was a slave from

Indonesia. He taught my grandfather, whotaught my father, who taught me,” he says.Sambo is passionate about keeping this

historic kiting tradition alive.For the past two years he has voluntarily

run daily Swaeltjie kite-making workshopsat the festival.He’s also made sure the skills are passed

on in his own family – two years ago his sonRifead won the Heritage Kite Award.“The Swaeltjie could be the oldest kite in

Africa,” says kiter Greg Mountjoy.“It was thought that Africa is the only

continent without a history of kiting, butthese swallow kites have been made andflown here for centuries.”There are great prizes up for grabs in the

competition, as well as the opportunity forlocal kiters to rub shoulders with the bestkiters from across the globe.Prizes include the People’s Post Heritage

Kite Award floating trophy and cash prizesranging from R200 to R1000.All entrants will receive a certificate.Entry to the festival, which is held at

Zandvlei Nature Reserve, is R30 for adultsand R10 for children aged two to 12. Thereis no cost to participate in the competitionor workshops.The festival runs from 10:00 to 18:00 both

days, with the Heritage Kite Competitiontaking place at 13:30 on the Sunday.For more details on the workshops and

the competition visit www.capemental-health.co.za.Contact Derick Houston on (021) 447 9040

or [email protected] Follow @CTKiteFest on Twitter or like the CT KiteFest page on Facebook.

ARRAY OF COLOUR: The winners of last year’s People’s Post Heritage Kite Competition, from left,are Steenberg resident Bobby Gathoo (second), Tarren-Lee Habelgaarn (judge), Grassy Park residentGerald Gelderbloom (first), judge Keith Mould, Gardens resident Eric Chapman (third) and Sara Long-bottom (judge). PHOTO: ELSA HOFFMAN


NEW HEAD OF HEALTH

‘Enormoustask’ awaitsThe first woman to

head up the provin-cial health depart-

ment has been appointed.Provincial health min-

ister Theuns Botha lastweek introduced the newHead of Health for theWestern Cape, Dr BethEngelbrecht.Engelbrecht’s appoint-

ment comes in the wakeof a rigorous process tofind the right calibre can-didate to head the biggestdepartment in provincialgovernment, Botha says.Currently, the depart-

ment is under the leader-ship of Professor CraigHouseham.During the remaining

months of his tenure,Househam will workalongside Engelbrecht inhanding over the hugetask of managing the de-partment.This handover period is aimedat ensuring

maximum stability, continuity and a seam-less change in leadership, Botha explains.“Dr Engelbrecht knows the systems and

understands the challenges that lie ahead. Ilook forward to leading our departmentwithher,” he says.

Engelbrecht is a quali-fied medical doctor.She started her public

health career in 1981 as amedical officer for theGreater Bloemfontein ar-ea in theFree StateHealthDepartment and pro-gressed through thehealth system to becomethe director of DistrictHealth Services for theFree State provincial gov-ernment.She joined the Western

Cape team in 2001 and hasbeen with the departmentfor the last 13 years in thepost of deputy directorgeneral, effectively re-sponsible as chief of oper-ations.Her responsibilities in-

cluded specialist, emer-gency, district and prima-ry health services.Engelbrecht says: “I am

very fortunate to have an excellent seniormanagement team at the helm of things,many of whom have been my colleagues fora number of years. I am humbled by theenormity of the task, but confident that theteam and I will be able to carry forward theexcellent legacy left by Professor House-ham.”

AT THE HELM: Dr Beth Engelbrecht re-cently took over the biggest depart-ment in provincial government. PHOTO:FOTO24/ EDREA DU TOIT

Cop conduct under scrutinyMitchell’s Plain and Cape Town Central po-lice stations have received the most com-plaints regarding service delivery.This as more than 70% of cases referred

by the public to the provincial Departmentof Community Safety’s complaints centrethis year have been resolved.Provincial minister of Community Safety

Dan Plato says the department’s Report-a-Cop, Reward-a-Cop campaign, policing com-plaints centre and hotline logged 516 com-plaints between January and September.“Of these, 33 were resolved immediately,

while 68%of the remaining complaints havebeen closed or finalised within a period ofone to two weeks.This represents a 70.7% success rate in re-

solving policing service delivery com-plaints,” he says.The centre deals with service delivery

complaints lodged by the public against po-lice agencies. The complaints vary in severi-ty, Plato says.

More thanhalf of the cases related to unac-ceptable behaviour, 17% to poor responsesand 15% to communication.“It is fantastic to see people are using the

opportunity to improve policing service de-livery in their areas. More than 55% of com-plaints are received directly from the publicby means of email or telephone,” he ex-plains.Plato says he intends to raise the quality

of services received at theworst affected sta-tionswith theprovincial police commission-er.“Keep holding the police at your local sta-

tion accountable through the complaintsline, but also compliment themongood serv-ice delivery when appropriate. We have tocontinuously work better together to im-prove safety in the province and cannot onlyblame the police when we are unhappyabout their services,” he says.V Email [email protected] orcall (021) 483 4332.

Council reins in pests running wildIt’s pest season in the Mother City.The City of Cape Town reports it has re-

fined its rodent management strategy to ac-commodate the increase in rodents betweenSeptember and October and then again inMarch and April.Mayoral Committee member for Health

Benedicta van Minnen says council is pre-pared for baiting to begin.“Cape Town is no different from otherma-

jor cities around the world which all haveto deal with pests, especially in the contextof waste generated by an overgrowing popu-lation. Rats and other pests thrive in areaswhere theyhave a steady food supply, storm-water drainage systems and no predators,”she says.Environmental Health staff, assisted by

workers employed by the Expanded PublicWorks Programme, do rodent baiting acrossthe city and in the last year set up 83 247 suchrodent baiting stations.“Our staff spend time going door-to-door

to educate residents about effective wastemanagement and how to rodent-proof theirhomes,” Van Minnen says.Where applicable, council institutes legal

action against people responsible for creat-ing conditions that encourage rodent breed-ing.Other measures include the appointment

ofwaste contractors andprovisionof rodent-proof waste containers. For any rodent-re-lated matters visit your nearest Environ-mental Health office or lodge complaints viathe City’s call centre on 0860 103 089.

PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 21 October 201414 LEADER

WRITE TO US |email | fax | post

Being a police officer is a thankless job.In South Africa our men in blue are hardly the much-

touted comparative to those cops in other parts of theworld, like “New York’s finest”, the NYPD.And much of this assumed glamour is gleaned from

what people see on TV anyway.The realities are far harsher than most ordinary citi-

zens believe. Cops draw the short end of the safety stick:they get shot at, are lied to, are hoodwinked, outmanoeu-vred and bear the brunt of finger pointing – even whenthey’re doing their job, universally understood as to pro-tect and serve.Theirs is a never-ending job.Yes, there are bad apples as everywhere else.But would you like to volunteer your child for this job?

People who sign up to be cops have likely tried a myriadother avenues for employment and sheer desperationsteers them in the direction of the police service.The only other service industry that is quite as danger-

ous is that of private security.They drive through residential areas on the alert for

prowlers; dressed in multiple layers of uniforms, theystand on guard at business and private premises havingto brave the elements to also protect and serve.Depending on their grading, the pay is perhaps that sin-

gle motivator to keep the wolf from the door.And the unsafest of all these jobs are the souls who

transport cash.The callousmanner inwhich officers of peace are treat-

ed with such utter disdain makes one wonder at the hu-manity of perpetrators.In recent memory, some cash van security staff were

burnt to death in a heist.Is it any way to treat another human being?No crime is committed in isolation. Somewhere out

there someone always knows or suspects someone elseof having done something. The indifference will change,depending on which side of the law you’re on.

Your SMSes. I work in Town Centre. Since the mobileunit has been stationed here, we feel saferbecause we know the police are nearby. Tothe police: thank you so much; we really ap-preciate your presence.

. Iwant themobile unit to stay.Concernedtaxi driver

. Please let the caravan stay; this is verygood service delivery. The shoppers and thecommunity feel very safe thanks to the po-lice presence.

. We are grateful for the mobile policeunit. Since the inception, crime has droppedand the community feels much safer.

. The presence of the police mobile unithas brought much peace and stability atTown Centre.

. My grandson was robbed at knifepointby four teenagers at Town Centre on Mon-day afternoon. They asked him for money,but he said he didn’t have any; they friskedhim and took his cellphone and his taxi fare.When he asked why the bystanders didn’thelp, they said they were afraid of beinghurt. There was no sign of any police. Theincident happened near the taxi rank.

. Another mobile police unit should bestationed at the back of Pick ‘n Pay. Drugtrade there is a problemaswell. I see it daily.

. It is so sad to think that Mitchell’s Plainis being ruined by government officials – thevery people who swore to protect the com-munity. Our kids have no jobs and govern-ment said we need to create jobs within ourcommunity. Why is it that so many blackpeople areworking inMitchell’s Plain?Whydoes the media not focus on what govern-ment promised the people?

. How absolutely awful of Hellenic Foot-ball Club. Shihaam Ahmed, please exposethem in other newspapers as well. Kevin

. Cecilia Solomon, accept the fact thatyour husband’s time was up. No one in thisworld could stop death. Accept it and pre-

pare for your time.. I ama patient of EastridgeDayHospital.

If they don’t build another hospital, morepeoplewill die. The hospital is overcrowded,everyone uses the same toilet and nothingis being done.

. The service rendered atMitchell’s PlainDayHospital is indisputably theworst in theprovince. The doctors are rude andmajorityof the staff are unhelpful. The people at thepharmacy are very helpful and polite.

. The service at the new hospital is pa-thetic and sub-standard. There is an awfulstench at the trauma unit and the staff is notvery polite. A Albertyn, Mitchell’s Plain

. I lost mymother at Mitchell’s Plain DayHospital 18 years ago. She had an appoint-ment. After being teased by the nursingstaff, she suffered a severe heart attack andwe lost her.

. We had a similar experience last yearwhen my 75-year-old mother was rushed tohospital with a very high fever. She was ad-mitted at 20:45, but the doctor just walkedpass her. The ambulance only fetched her at03:30 – by then she has had a fit. She passedaway a week after they fought for her life inGroote Schuur Hospital.

. Why does Groote Schuur Hospital pa-tients have to wait hours to receive theirmedication from the day hospital? Does themedication not come pre-packed? Why hasit been opened sometimes; does it not belongto the patient? Please sort out your pharma-cist, who is sometimes rather rude. He isworking with people, not animals. Our taxis paying his salary.

. It’s the third month running that air-time and electricity sales are being placedon my Sassa card. I have reported it, but itstill happens. Please help.

. In April, I did not receive my monthlypension. In May, I received only R30. I haveexhausted all channels. I was told my pen-sion was drawn.V Share your thoughts. Starting with the word “Post”SMS your comments to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

Thank you for spoiling seniorsThe residents and senior citizen clubs ofMitchell’s Plain wish to express their mostheartwarming thanks to Spine Road Highprincipal Riyaadh Najaar, his staff and pu-pils for their outstanding lunch on HeritageDay. This day will always be remembered,

because you fed somany people, entertainedthem and dished out prizes.But the most important effort was getting

so many seniors together at one place at thesame time, to reminisce and socialise.ARTHUR PILLAY

Help the youthwith jobsToall employers andbosses of all companiesnationwide: How does one gain experienceif you don’t even give us the chance to gainthat experience in your work place?Many young adults are fighting the pain,

because employers in Cape Town aren’tmaking it easier on them.They finish school, [some] drop out, go

study further – perhaps doing an equivalentto matric just so that they could earn a de-cent salary while others go to university –and so the story goes.All employers know these kids haven’t

had a job yet, so they are seeking employ-ment just so that they can live andmake lifeeasier for their parents where expenses areconcerned.But do employers even see that from their

point of view? No!They struggle each and every day just to

make ends meet.They send out CVs, hoping that some em-

ployer out there gets it and offers us the nec-essary training and skills.Each and every single time they get

turned down. Why? Because they have nomatric or the necessary experience for thatjob.How can the youth benefit if they can’t

even get a decent job without being turneddowndue to lack of experience ornot havingthat one piece of paper, a matric certificate?Should they lie all the way to just get a

simple job?Claiming theyhaveall that expe-rience you’re looking for? Getting a fakematric certificate just so that they can geta good job?There are thousands of hardworking kids

out there dying to land a well paying job.Theymightnothave thenecessary experi-

ence you’re looking for, so teach them!Don’tmake them lie to get a job they really

and desperately need.By teaching someone how to do some-

thing, you would make life so much easier,not only for me, but for thousands of otheryoung adults out there.You have made a success today by having

the company you do.Don’t be selfish and take away the dreams

of others, but help them achieve it.YOUNG ADULT,Email

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Women and children remain victimsof abuse. This, a study has found, isirrespective of their HIV or Aids sta-

tus.The study was conducted by Aids Legal

Network in Mitchell’s Plain and Khayelit-sha in 2012, when the results were first an-nounced.Meanwhile, the NGO, which offers free le-

gal advice to people affected by Aids, hasbeen working among women in these twotownships.But women and children from Hyde Park

and Tafelsig have raised their voices sayingsaying “enough is enough”. They took to thestreets and marched to the Mitchell’s Plain

Magistrate’s Court in solidarity againstabuse.Aids Legal Network director Johanna

Kehler says the march was a necessity.“We are in our 20th year of democracy and

despite the many laws protecting women’srights, women continue to be violated,abused and raped daily. Our constitutionand laws demand equal treatment for all, yetwomen remain the ones who are least re-spected and treated with dignity by theirpartners, families, communities and serviceproviders alike. Thewomen from these com-munities decided to get together to marchandweweremore thanwilling to play a sup-porting role,” she says.Kehler adds that women’s rights are vio-

lated in all aspects of their lives, even moreso for women living with HIV.

“Nowmore thanever, preventingviolenceand HIV is everyone’s responsibility. Nowis the time for all of us to stand together fornon-violence and to protect women’srights,” Kehler says.Hyde Park resident Juanita Scott says all

residents need to stand together to make adifference.“Thismarch is forwomenwho go through

strife and hardships. We want residents toalso take responsibility so we are tellingthem, ‘if you are against abuse, stand withus andmake a difference’ –men, women andeven children. We want everyone to say‘enough is enough’,” she says.Rowan Douglas, a Grade 10 pupil at Bea-

con Hill High School, says raising a respon-sible generation will see less crime on thestreets.

“We are joining the cause to show our sup-port against women abuse but we also wantall crimes to end – nomoremurders and rob-beries. We want peaceful streets to be ableto move freely while feeling safe,” he says.Themarchwas joined by pupils fromOval

North and Tafelsig high schools.Starting in Hyde Park many residents

came out of their homes and joined in alongthe way.Nomdumiso Mzukwua says the show of

force will send a message. “We are glad tosee the support for the women of Tafelsig.We are here to make a difference and thiswill,” she says.The 200-strong group armed with banners

head bands and placards chanted “no morerape, no more violence and no more abuse”as they marched to the court.

TAKING A STAND: Women from Hyde Park and Tafelsig, together with 13 community organisations,marched down the streets, singing and demanding an end to women abuse. PHOTOS: SAMANTHA LEE

GETTING INVOLVED: The high school pupils led the march with messages promoting the HIV andAids awareness.

STANDING TOGETHER: Men, women and children took time out of their busy morning to join inthe cause.

WAITING TO JOIN: Tafelsig residents waited their turn to join the first group of women tocome from Hyde Park.


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Parkwood- R2.7 mil: Commercial, Large church, 9 Green Hill Village – R589 000: Neat, 3 bedroom with builtapartments & 4 offices, current rental income R35 000 in cupboards, 2 living areas & 3 bathrooms.Westridge – R579 000: Extended 3 bedroom, 2 Westridge – R499 000: 3 beds, f/kitch, lounge,bathrooms, o/p dining & lounge, garage + extra’s. entertainment area, f/enclosed.

Strandfontein – R650 000.NEG: 3 beds double storey withbics, f/f kitch, lounge, parking 4 cars.

Eastridge- R295 000: Freestanding 3 bedroom homefully enclosed.Eastridge –R280 000: 2beds, lounge, f/bath, d/room, Wesbank – R230 00: Neat 2 bed, walk - in closet, f/f kitch,f/kitch , park 2cars. parking 3 cars + many extra’s.

Beacon Valley- R295 000: 3beds, kitch, lounge, f/bath, park3cars, f/enclosed.

Tafelsig – R330 000: 2beds, f/kitch, lounge, dining Beacon Valley- R480 000: 3beds, lounge, 2 family baths,room, dble garage + incomplete 2 bed granny flat. laundry room, parking 6 cars, f/enclosed.Eastridge – R229 000: Maisonette with 3beds, lounge,kitch, f/bath.Westgate- R730 000: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, Beacon Valley R320 000: Freestanding Corner propertylaundry room, 2 x living areas, pool, entertainment area, with garage, 3 beds, 2 baths lounge and kitchengarage. Zeekoevlei Lakeside Mews R250 000: Modern 1 bed flat in

secure complex + parking bay.

Bayview – R610 000: 3 bed en-suite with bics, f/kitch,lounge, dining room, parking 2 cars.

STRANDFONTEIN – R530 000 WESTRIDGE – R429 000

GRASSY PARK – R310 000 NEW WOODLANDS – R400 000

R815 000 BELGRAVIA

ESTATE/ATHLONE,

3beds home with lounge,

fam bath, f.kithchen & sep

entrance with 1 bed fam

bath Investment opportunity.

Lucinda 082 936 2849

R679 000 LONDON VILLAGE

Freestanding 4 Beds with a Lounge,

Kitchen, Fam Bath. Also Close to all

Amenities.

Gadija 082 823 1801

R230 000 TAFELSIG

Semi Detached 3 Beds House with

a Lounge, Kitchen, Fam Bath and

Parking for 1 Car.

Shariff 082 781 2903

R380 000 WOODRIDGE

Fully Enclosed 3 Beds Home with a

Lounge, F.Kitchen, Fam Bath &

Parking x4 Cars.

Yusriy 078 606 5362

BEACON VALLEY

Enclosed 3 bedroom house,

fitted kitchen, shower, fully

tiled through out. 1 minute

walk to promenade

Fareed 082 959 2301

R350 000

LOTUS RIVER R570 000

Fully enclosed double

storey,4beds with 1 on suite,

lounge,dining room,kitchen

fam bath,balcony,large back

yard,single garage and

carport for 2 cars

Shariff 082 781 2903

R150 000 THE HAGUE DELFT

Fully Enclosed 1 beds House with a

Lounge, Kitchen, Fam Bath also have

Big Grounds. CASH ONLY!

Gadija 082 823 1801

R380 000 HILLVIEW

Lovely 2bedroom corner

house,ff kitchen,lounge,

have rocklike features,

fam bath fully tiled,

parking for 3cars,property

in very neat condition

Zaida 074 626 5491

R220 000 LAVENDER HILL

Freestanding 2 bedroom house,

bathroom, open plan lounge and kitchen,

large grounds, close to public transport.

Gadija 082 823 1801

R250 000 MONTAQUEVILLAGE / HILLVIEW

Fully Enclosed 2 Beds with aF.Kitchen.

Zaida 074 626 5491

ATTENTION ALL SELLERS

We have qualified buyers inStrandfontein, Westridge,Portlands and Rocklands.

Fareed 082 959 2301

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Zaida074 626 5491

Lucinda082 936 2849

R695 000

STRANDFONTEIN

Modern F.F.Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms

with BIC, Spacious Lounge &

Dining Room, Sep Bathroom &

Toilet, Tiled Entertainment Area &

Garage Parking x4Cars. Close to

High and Primary Schools.

Gadija 082 823 1801

R650 000 PORTLANDS

Dble Storey 4 bedrooms

1 with en-Suite, 3 beds with

BIC. lounge, dining room,

fitted kitchen, fam bath,

tandum garage.

On a quiet corner plot.

Shariff 082 781 2903

R290 000

HANOVER PARK

Semi Detached 2 Beds

Home with a Lounge, Std

Kitchen, Fam. Bath, Tiled

Floors with vibracrete.

Shariff 082 781 2903

SEARIDGE PARK R270 000

Freestanding 4 bedroom house,

kitchen, lounge and bathroom

Fareed 0829592301

EASTRIDGE R310 000,3 Bedrooms, fam bath, tiled

flooring, fully enclosed with raisedvibracrete and carport.Shariff 0827812903

BEACON VALLEY R330 000

Freestanding fully enclosed.

3 Bedrooms, lounge, family

bathroom plus shower.

Fareed 082 959 2301

ROCKLANDS R330 000

4 Bedrooms. Extended. Needs tlc,

offers welcome, can be divided into

2 for extra income.

Fareed 082 959 2301

Zulpha071 762 5611

Mutaaz074 856 7774

SOLDSOLD

OTTERY R780 000F/S 3 bed, bics, fam bath + shower,fully tiled, f/f kitch, entertainment area,garage, park 2 cars with elec gates,fully b/b, alarm system +fitted camera

David 083 241 0668

WOODLANDS R360 000

Freestanding,corner plot,2 beds,

lounge,kitchen,shower,fully tiled,fully

burglar alarmed with parking for four cars,

Fareed 082 959 2301SOLDSOLD

AGENTSWANTED

TRAININGPROVIDED

ROCKLANDS: R320.000

F/s, 3Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, FK, 209mSUBI 082 336 7639

COLORADO: R420 000

F/s, 2Beds, FFK, Garage, CarportSAEEDA 083 519 4159

ROCKLANDS: R345.000excl

Semi, 3Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, FFKSAEEDA 083 519 4159

CRAVENBY: R410.000excl

Semi, 2Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, KitchenS.DAVIES 073 773 5723

WOODRIDGE: R475.000

F/s, 3Beds, Neat, FFK, CarportS.DAVIES 073 773 5723

WESTRIDGE: R400.000

Ext. Semi, 4Beds, Lnge, FFK, MesSAEEDA 083 519 4159

STRANDFONTEIN: R475.000

F/s, 2Beds, Lnge, Bath, S/toilet, FKSUBI 082 336 7639

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Let the PROFESSIONALS take care of all your housing needs

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SELLERS we have a Database of potentialbuyers for all AREAS.

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WE NEED YOUR HOMENegotiable Commission

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083 519 [email protected]

Our Services Includes :1.We do Bonds and are contracted to all the major

banks.2.We stop Auctions as well as buy Distress Properties.3.Free Beetle, Electrical & Plumbing Inspections.4.We offer Bridging Finance to our Sellers.5.Free Will's drawn up. Ordinary as well as Shariah

Compliant.6.Winding up of Estates.7.Assisting in appointing an executor

if a beloved partner or familymember is deceased.

8.Free Property-related Advice

LENTEGEUR: R360.000

Semi, 2Beds, OPFK, CarportLEE 071 159 0991

NEW EASTRIDGE: R380.000

Mais, 2Beds, Lnge, Kitchen, CarportLEE 071 159 0991

TAFELSIG: R250.000

Semi, 3Beds, Lnge, F/Bath,K(Bics)LEE 071 159 0991

NEW TAFELSIG: R280.000

F/s, 3Beds, Lnge, F/Bath, FK, EnclSAEEDA 083 519 4159

WOODRIDGE: R550.000

F/s, 3Beds, Garage, CarportSAEEDA 083 519 4159

WESTRIDGE: R450.000

Mais, 2Beds, Kitchen, Garage, NeatFATGIEYA 071 159 0991

WOODLANDS: R550.000

F/s, 3Beds, 2xF/Bath, FFK, GarageSORAYA 083 742 6941

ROCKLANDS: R450.000excl

Ext. Semi, 3Beds, OPFFK, S/EntSAEEDA 083 519 4159

SOLD

SOLD

PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 21 October 2014 CLASSIFIEDS 17

ZIDAAN'sACADEMY of DRIVING

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PERSONAL SERVICES1400

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DRIVING SCHOOLS1417

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TORQUEDRIVINGACADEMYFREE car hire with every 10hrs package ! (t&c apply)Manual / Auto All areas with free pick up & drop off.

TRUCKERS! Now offering Code 10 too!Rose 073 451 4853 / 021 827 1300

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HERBALIST1435

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B.E.S.T. CENTRESCHOOLINDEPENDENTSCHOOL

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GENERAL & HOME SERVICES1800

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BUILDING PLANS1802

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All building plans drawn to approvalCall 078 085 2067/ 021-374 8595

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HOME IMPROVEMENTS INTERIOR1835

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BUSINESS2400

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OPPORTUNITIES2415

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Avon Reps Needed.Call/WhatsApp 083 373 7523

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PERSONALSEVICES

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CATERING &VENUES

1401

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AKHNI & CURRIESFor all occasions. Ph 021-391 2763

or 083 582 6618 Jasmine

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COLORADO HIRING

Crockery, cutlery, glasswarelinen, backdrops, tables, trestles

also Jumping castles& kiddies chairs

Ph Shaheed 021 374 7104 /082 227 8968

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DALVIE'SCATERING AND HIRING

Menus from R69 p/p. Hiring oflinens, crockery/cutlery from 10c

Ph Rashieda or Shafiek021-372 5921 / 084 566 0087 /

082 660 0876

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DECKSTER'S CATERINGHIRING / DECOR ONLYMenu’s from R130.00

Includes: White tablecloths/white chair covers/crockery/

cutlery/glasses/backdrop/arch/red carpet/waiters

Ph 021-371 4507/082 324 9486

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DECORBackdrop poles & curtains.021 396 2526/082 212 8949

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HOUSE OF HIRINGCall us for your hiring needsplus kids party items.

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.ICE CUBES & BLOCKS for sale.100 Ruth Rd, Rylands. 021-638 7394

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L & F HIRING Crockery,cutlery, glassware & linen@ 10c p/item. Ph 021-371 7229/072 443 6695

.MOUNTVIEW HIRING for allfunctions. Ph 021-692 2497 or072 854 3966

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CHILDREN’SENTERTAINMENT

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.AHMED'S jumping castlesfor hire. Ph 079 491 4440

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.JUMPING CASTLES & WaterslidesPh 021-704 0859, 083 281 7930

.JUMPING CASTLES &AMUSEMENT HIRE. CALLSHAN 074 137 3388

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JUMPING CASTLES,kiddies tables & chairsand generators for hire.Ph 071 812 1151

.JUMPING CASTLES for hire.We deliver. Ph 083 377 5564.

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FINANCIAL

1420

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DO YOU NEED HELP?Is your house going to be

repossessed?I will buy your home.

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FUNCTIONS &CONFERENCES

1425

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BUSSES&LATESTBMW'S FORHIRE

For all your specialbus trips & weddings,matric balls & junior

proms.

% Evan084 5856080

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HEALTH &BEAUTY

1430

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DRINK TEA AND SHRINKLose 4-8kg per month and stillenjoy your favourite foods.Abeda 072 806 5399

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DRINK TEA AND SHRINKStill enjoy your favourite foods.Abeda 072 806 5399

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HERBALISTS

1435

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DR.A ZINGA&MAAMAZAM

Traditional Healer* Pay after work done** Financialproblems* Bring back lost lover* Chasing evil spirits

Call: Maama 073 387 0553Zinga 063 115 424

Beillville & Gatesville.

HEALERMALIKI can help with:

Love problems, FinancialProblems, Bad Luck,

Evil Sprits, Health Issues.

073 434 4306.

DR HARUNA*Special lucky oil forlucky numbers - R300

*Bad debts*Financial problems*Bring back lost lover

*Fortune telling*Magic stick for riches*Men: muscle expander061 112 6649

Dr. in CTN & Goodwood.

HERBALIST ISMAPay after job is done* Relationship problems* Bring back lost lover

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071 520 1537.

MAMA FINASPECIALIST

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* Clear all bad debts* Marriage problems* Lucky StickCall 073 018 8350

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WOMANHEALERMagic wallet R350Lucky stick R400

Solve women problemsR400

Lucky numbersCall: 071 995 7722

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LEGAL

1440.

Affordable divorcesby experienced lawyer.Ph Andre 076 595 2742

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LOANS

1445.

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AFFORDABLE LOANS -R250 000. For MonthlyEarners only. Ph Tanya

079 55 55 208 /SMS name,Id no, Nett salary, Company.

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Are u waiting on aPension/ Provident/Package / LumpsumPayout? Cash sameday. Sms/Call: Chantal

076 886 7655.

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SOCIAL &RECREATION

1475

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911 MOBILE DISCO FOR ALLOCCASIONS PH: 082 337 0911

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DJ FOR HIRE R750KARAOKE R850

DJ DONNY 073 359 9009

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TRAINING &EDUCATION

1480

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MATHSIndividual tutoringContact 071 1737 138

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WEDDINGS

1490

.DVD / Photos / SlideshowCall 021-422 0472 / 083 513 6906

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FOR SALE

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WENDY HOUSES

1677

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WENDY'S(6x3)- R6 500 CASH!!!Call 082-621-4441021-393-5475

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BUILDINGMATERIAL

1610

.5M, SAND, STONE, RUBBLEPH: 021-397 1501 or 082 709 6443

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ABARGAINBLOCK:190, 140&90

021-374 2053021-692 1209083 384 7144

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ABABETTERBLOCK190/140/90

BLOCKS, SAND,STONE

CEMENT - R75DELBESTPRICES021-703 3121021-704 3636021-391 6330

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ABBA BLOCKS190's, 140's & 90's and cement.Ph 021-705 5886 or 021-706 4116

Free Delivery!

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AKBLOCKS(Abacus)

190s, 140s, 90ssand, stone, cementbrickforce R25/roll021 - 376 6364021 - 715 2739079 - 464 4302

.BAKKIE, SAND, STONE, RUBBLEPH: 021-397 1501 or 079 776 8185

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ELECTRICALAPPLIANCES

1620

.All Fridge Regassing and geyserrepairs. 021-371-5362

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GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

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CARPETS/CURTAINS/UPHOLSTERY

1803

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A&G CARPET ANDUPHOLSTERY CLEANING

PH: GAIL 021-391 3483OR 072 906 1796

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MARK'S CARPETAND UPHOLSTERY

CLEANINGLounge suites, carpets etcPh Nikki 082 489 2592

Mark 076 052 4806 or 021-371 5277

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BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION

1801

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450x450 Paving Slabs - R17400x400 Paving Slabs - R15

Ph 073 182 1491 or 021-372 2961

.A BAKKIE rubble, sand and stone.Ph 078 611 3627.

.

ALUMINIUMWINDOWS&DOORSSupplied& fitted

Call Chris:082 570 5686021 - 638 5292

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VIBRACRETE SLABS,PAVINGSLABS & EXTENSIONS

Ph 021-7054652/073 1134221

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BUILDINGPLANS

1802

.ALL BUILDING plans drawnup and submitted to council.% 021-701 6276 or 082 863 9133

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CARPENTRY

1874

.BUILT IN CUPBOARDS repairs andalterations. Ph 072-695-9738

.SPECIALISING HANGINGDOORS -30 yrs EXP Mr M Harris021-392 2894, 073 293 3952

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CLEANINGSEVICES

1805

.A SPECIAL CARPET CLEANINGSPECIAL3 Bdrms for R340, 6 Seater Couchesfor R340, Beds, Curtains & Cars.Contact Rob 078 556 6708.Web: specialcarpetcleaning.co.zaE-mail: [email protected]

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DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

1807.

ACCREDITED MultichoiceInstall, repairs, upgradeswww.facebook.com/

wstechzone.southafricaPh 073 272 6117

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ELECTRICAL

1810.24/7 FRIDGE REGASSINGPh 073 4808 444

.ALL HOME appliances repairedFridge/freezer regassing. For a freequote. % Angelo 073 664 3532

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FRIDGE RE-GASSING(Labour + gas incl. R180)

Call: 073 500 1806*All jobs done at home!!!

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REFRIGERATION SPECIALIST.Regas Fridges, car and houseAircons, shop fridges and ColdRooms. Ph : 072 497 3788

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All Installations & Maintenanceby Ronald George Electrical

Tel: 021-705 5922Cell: 083 311 7195

.

We buy in Fridgesdead or alive. We alsodo fridge regassing.073 880 6726

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FOR HIRE

1820.BAKKIE HIRE pickups, movingdeliveries. Shan 074 137 3388

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GARDEN &IRRIGATION

1825.

FREE WATERWellpoints / mini boreholes.No water, no charge. Improv

your existing wellpoint.Ph 021-637 5677 or 021-702 3888 /

072 825 9586

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSINTERIOR

1835.

RC BLINDSWe supply vertical,venetian, woodenvenetian blinds

074 259 1802 - Renaldo082 598 2606 - [email protected]

.TILING + Laminated floorsR50/sqm. Ph 084 978 9175

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR

1836.

ARTHUR'S SLIDING GATES,b/bars, vibracrete & steel fencing& automation. Ph 021-691-1936

or 084-921-5364

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BELIEVE IN CHRIST SERVICESVibracrete, carports, paving.Ph Albert 073 545 6994

.VIBRACRETEWalls, Paving,Plastering, Carports, Painting.(021) 392 1433 or 083 539 5478

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PLUMBERS

1855.

For all your plumbing needsas well as

Certificates of Compliance,Call Frank - 082 354 4076Qualified & Registered

All workmanship guaranteed!!

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SWIMMING POOLS

1867.CLEAN & MAINTAIN POOLS.Ph 083 494 3939 or 021-836 8208

.POOL SERVICE and maintenance.Ph Michael 073 104 3575 or021-705 8851

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TRANSPORT &STORAGE

1870.FURNITURE REMOVALSPh 0786113627.

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BUSINESS

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OPPORTUNITIES

2415.

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.ADMIN.DATA CAPTURERSNeeded. For info, e-mail [email protected]

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HOLIDAY &TRAVEL

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ACCOMMODATION

2635.

GORDONS Bay S/catering holidayaccomodation, 6 & 8 sleeper fromR1 000 p/night % 079 522 4309www.weekendescape.co.za

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TOURS &ACTIVITIES

2601.

MAURITIUS 2015 February &middle October. Bangkok & Phuketmiddle September 2015 For info, callVelme 021-3920148 or 0732025776

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VEHICLES

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VEHICLEREPAIRS

3080.

ENGINE OVERALL,R2 600. Clutch overalls,fr R1400. Gearbox repairsfrom R950. Parts & labourincl. Call 021-376 6014/

078 875 4394.

GEARBOX AND DIFFREPAIRS

Contact: 072 862 9882or 074 434 9929

.

PROPERTIES

.

SEPARATEENTERANCES

3316.

EASTRIDGE - 1 large bed,open/plan kitchen/lounge,

toilet & shower.Call: 073 062 5947/

082 706 4105 / 072 170 6313

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EMPLOYMENT

.

GENERAL

3680

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SALES CAREER

Our expanding InternationalCompany is now appointing.We provide serious growthopportunities for people that

love the sales industry.

WE OFFER:

• R4000 – R10 000 basic salary• Full training

(No experience needed)• Company transport

• Medical aid• Pension

Call Virginia on 021 592 0225for a possible interview.(Application closes on the27th October 2014)

.

Construction, Mining &Lifting

MACHINEOPERATORSJobOpportunitiesFork lift, Excavator, TLB,Mobile Crane, tower

crane, dump truck, drillRig, grader e.t.c2 WKS Training +Job Placement-CAPE TOWNVisit Us @

KAT Holdings85 St. Georges Mall St.5th Floor Suite 506

Cape TownCALL: 021 828 2836

021 828 2835

.FREE INTERNATIONAL COMPUTERCOURSE Data Capture Typing WordExcel IT Int. Email CV. Pay 4/wbk.021-683 8875 & Call Centre, Teleskill, Office Accounting AtKenilworth Centre Mall

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JobOpportunitiesNo experience neededBank tellersFlight AttendantsHome base carersOffice administrators2-3weeks Training +Certificate +Job Placement

Visit Us @Ah Personnel Skills

85 St. Georges Mall St.5th Floor Suite 506

Cape TownCall: 021 828 2837081 7069244

Registration fee is R500

.

ProsperCleaning Services

Urgently need staff.Valid ID necessary.

Contact Zelda078 272 6630

.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR THEFOLLOWING MACHINISTS -OVERLOCKERS, PLAIN

MACHINIST & COVERSEAMERSCONTACT

STELLA /RACHELINE021-7123894

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EMPLOYMENT3600

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PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS REQUIREDESTABLISH TRANSPORT COMPANIES NEEDS BUSOPERATORS FOR PRETORIA AND CAPE TOWN

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:•Code EC or EC1•PDP (valid for 3 months at least)•5 Years Long Distance Experience•South African CitizenshipInterest candidates who meets minimum qualifications

send CV’s to [email protected] [email protected] or Fax to 086 725 9089

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GENERAL3680

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KARATE CLEARANCE: Faiz Adams of Greenwood Athletics clears the ball during his team’s2-0 victory over RC Athletico in the Cape District LFA Super League KO final in Wynbergon Saturday. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

DETERMINED RUN: Western Province captain Juan de Jongh attempts to break through the tacklesof two Blue Bulls players during the Currie Cup semi-final clash at Newlands on Saturday. Provincemarched on to their second consecutive final after a 31-23 victory. They will host the Golden Lionsin the final on Saturday 25 October. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

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For the recordIn the photo “Off the pads” (People’s Post,14 October), we said the cricketer is Liam

Philander. The batsman is Justin Gilli-land.People’s Post apologises for the error.

Football fansspoilt for choiceTASMIN CUPIDO

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Ajax Cape Town will look to return totheir winning ways when they hostPlatinum Stars in a PSL clash at Cape

Town Stadium tomorrow (Wednesday 22October).The Cape side suffered their second de-

feat in the top tier of South African footballwhen they were beaten 0-1 by visitors Kaiz-er Chiefs on Sunday. Tefu Mashamaite’s50thminute goal hampered the hopes of theUrban Warriors to remain in second placeon the log.Roger da Sá’s troops, who announced

Huawei as its official shirt sponsor for theseason on Friday 17 October, have droppedthree places to fifth on the table and are oneof four teams on 14 points.However, they can gain points on Ama-

khosi (first on 24 points), Orlando Pirates(second; 14), Wits (third; 14) and Sundowns(fourth; 14) should they defeat Stars tomor-row.But the Capetonians’ track record

against the men from Mafikeng over thelast two seasons puts the visitors ahead.The last time Ajax were victors over Starswas in August 2012, when they won 4-1 atAthlone Stadium.Their last three matches against Allan

Freese’s charges saw them suffer a 3-0 de-feat in May; 0-2 loss in December last year;and a 3-0 loss in February last year.But Stars have been strugglingwith their

form this season, having gleaned only eightpoints from their eight matches.They currently occupy 13th place on the

log.The Cape side will want to return to win-

ning ways ahead of their Telkom KnockoutCup (TKO) clash against Orlando Pirates atOrlandoStadium inSoweto at theweekend.The PSL clash against Stars kicks off at

19:30 at Cape Town Stadium tomorrow,while the TKO quarter-final against theBuccaneers starts at 20:15 on Saturday.Meanwhile, Cape Town football fans will

be in for a treat as the city hosts twoNation-al First Division derbies this weekend.Ninth-placed Santos FC will host strag-

glers Cape Town All Stars at Athlone Stadi-

um on Friday evening, while Vasco daGama FC will face FC Cape Town at ParowPark on Saturday.Santos, who suffered a 2-0 defeat at the

hands of Jomo Cosmos at the weekend, willlook to better their current league position– 10 points from seven outings – to remainin contention for the play-offs.All Starshavehada roughstart to the sea-

son – they are currently in 15th place on thelog and have gained only five points fromtheir seven matches.They were thumped 0-3 by Thanda Royal

Zulu FC at Athlone Stadium at the week-end.Vasco, who will be playing their second

consecutive derby, will look to continuetheir winning ways after they defeated Mi-lano United 1-2 at Philippi Stadium last Fri-day.But the fourth-placed sidewill face an up-

hill battle when they take on second-placedFC Cape Town at Parow Park.Both sides are currently on 14 points, but

Vasco have a game in hand having playedonly seven matches.Milano United have dropped from first to

third place after their loss to Vasco; theyhave accumulated 14 points from their sev-en matches.ButTheKinneswill have the opportunity

to regain their place when they travel toPhuthaditjhaba in the Free State to take onMaluti FET College on Saturday.Friday’s NFD match at Athlone Stadium

kicks off at 19:30, while all the Saturday en-counters start at 15:30.

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