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The Mitchell’s Plain Day Hospital hasagain come under fire, this time for ashortage of medication and extensive

waiting periods.The matter has been reported to the pro-

vincial health department when JasmineHarris, a cardiovascular patient at the hos-pital, last Tuesday waited for over fourhours for her medication, which she neverreceived.

But health department officials say theyare doing everything they can to streamlineservices at the facility.

Harris, a chronic patient, requires medi-

cation to regulate her blood pressure. Shewas forced to use her tablets sparingly bylowering her prescribed dosage or goingwithout after the hospital’s stock was deplet-ed.

“It is unacceptable,” the Eastridge resi-dent insists. “The facility also did not haveasthma pumps in stock and this is medica-tion I cannot go without.”

This is not the first time Harris has leftthe health facility empty-handed. “I have satfor hours only to get to the counter and betold to come back when the hospital receivesmore stock of the medication I require. Thisis not uncommon,” she says.

“We need to stop accepting substandardservice and demand government step uptheir efforts in providing us with qualityhealthcare.”

Patients are now demanding provincialhealth minister Theuns Botha does randomsite visits. “They must come unannouncedand assess the patients’ experience. I make

an effort of lodging a formal complaint, butsee no improvements,” Harris adds.

Another patient, who does not want to benamed for fear of victimisation, says herfour-hour wait at the hospital was in vain.

“I arrived at the facility, collected my fold-er and went to collect my medication. WhenI arrived at the pharmacy counter I was toldthe hospital was out of stock of the medica-tion I need,” the elderly woman says.

Meanwhile patients fear contracting in-fections owing to unhygienic conditions atthe health facility.

“The toilets are dirty. The lavatories areblocked and cannot flush. The floors are wet.I refused to use these toilets and left the hos-pital in search of a more sanitary toilet,”Harris says.

These are unacceptable conditions for ahealth facility, she insists. “We are taxpay-ers, not animals. The government owes it tous to improve services at this facility,” Har-ris adds.

Health department officials deny therewas a shortage of medication at the day hos-pital that day.

Spokesperson Sithembiso Magubane saysit was decided in a meeting that the medica-tion Harris uses would no longer routinelybe supplied to clients.

“The plan is that the tablets be issued atfacility level after it was established fromclients whether they need it. Facilities hadto increase their ordering levels to accom-modate this change in policy.

“(An asthma pump) is not supplied everymonth to patients as the dosage per pump issupposed to last for three months if used asprescribed,” he says.

Magubane says a system has been put inplace to streamline services to reduce wait-ing times..

On that day, the full pharmacy staff com-plement was not on duty.

Seven official complaints were lodgedagainst the pharmacy since 1 January.

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I t is a vicious cycle of fear and apa-thy. Small businesses in Strand-fontein, most of them owned by

foreigners, are being targeted bymarauding criminals.But they are not reporting the

robberies. Many shopowners saythey keep silent because they fearthe criminals will exact vengeanceand that at times police don’t botherto arrive at the crime scene.As a result of not reporting the in-

cidents to police, no investigationsare running.But now the Western Cape Social

and Economic Development Forumhasmetwith community safety role playersto forge a plan of action.The meeting took place last week Thurs-

day at Strandfontein Library. Present were

members of the forum, the community po-licing forum, Strandfontein police, an offic-er from the Mitchell’s Plain Police Cluster,shop owners, as well as community work-ers.One of the more solid results from the

meeting was the resolve to establish abranch of theWestern Cape Social and Eco-nomic Development Forum to assist terror-ised shopkeepers.Fair Price Supermarket has been ripe

pickings for armed robbers. It has been hittwice in one week.The shop, on the corner of Dennegeur Av-

enue and Sloop Street, was robbed on Satur-day 1 February and Thursday 6 February.Michael Jacobs, chairperson of the

Mitchell’s Plain Cluster Community Polic-ing Forum, says in order for police to havea targeted approach, they need to knowwhen and where the armed robberies arehappening. “To report the incidents on theProudlyStrandfonteinFacebookpage is notenough. You need to open a case so the po-lice can investigate.”Warrant Officer Franklin de Villiers,

Strandfontein police’s head of visible polic-

ing, says to establish if there is asyndicate operating in the area,victims of armed robberies need toreport incidents. “This provides uswith the details required to do aninvestigation and to establishwhether it is the same group of peo-ple targeting businesses in the ar-ea. Without this information, wecannot do our job,” he says.Colonel Cass Goolam, of the

Mitchell’s Plain Police Cluster,says Strandfontein can be one ofthe safest places if locals stand to-gether. “There is nothing strongerthan a united community. InMitchell’s Plain, foreigners arepart of the community structures.This needs to happen in Strandfon-

tein as well,” he insists. “People must comeforward with information. I will do an as-sessment and look at a period of six monthsto establish what the criminals’ modus op-erandi is.”But the owner ofAhmed’sChicken claims

calls to the police go unanswered.“So many times I call the police and get

no response. There are people loitering out-side our shops, selling drugs and being anuisance. We fear we will get arrested if wefight back,” he says. But DeVilliers encour-ages business owners to contact him shouldthey encounter such problems.Strandfontein resident Mandy van Will-

inghyearns for a proper solution. “Our chil-dren go to these shops. What happens if oneday robbers strike while they are in thestore?”Ridwaan Jeffries, owner of a Strandfon-

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could also be because so many of the shopsin our area are owned by foreigners.”

TALKING SHOP: Safety roleplayers met last week to find a possiblesolution to a spike in robberies. PHOTO: DOUGLAS WAGENSTROOM

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Squatters living near Mitchell’s Plainhave vowed to continue protesting un-til their demands are met.

Just days after hundreds marchedthrough the CBD for improved services, anangry mob of shackdwellers burned tyresand blocked Vanguard Drive with rubble onSunday. The protest continued until Mon-day afternoon.

Siqalo residents are demanding improvedaccess to basic services, saying that main op-position parties have done nothing to im-prove the living conditions of squatters.

The protesters blocked Vanguard Drivebetween Westgate Mall and the R300 causinga major gridlock during peak-hour trafficearlier this week.

Bonfires and debris lined the arterialroute leading to Mitchell’s Plain and the sur-rounds. Three people have since been arrest-ed, police officials confirm.

Provincial police spokesperson Frederickvan Wyk says the suspects will appear incourt once they are charged.

Despite the arrests, residents are not back-ing down in their efforts to get the City ofCape Town to improve their access to basicservices.

Siqalo resident Sipho Mdudo says he andhis neighbours are tired of empty promises.

“There has been a significant increase inthe number of people living here, but councilhas failed to provide enough basic services,”he says.

It is understood residents had attackedand petrol-bombed a voting registration sta-tion at Siqalo on Sunday.

“We do not want to vote when the political

parties have not proven they will work forus,” Mdudo says.

Victoria, who prefers to only be known byher first name, moved from the Eastern Capeto the informal settlement just two weeksago. She lives with her family and says gov-ernment does not understand their frustra-tions. “Those who live at the back of the in-formal settlement have to walk long distanc-es to get to the only water source. A handfulof taps are situated along Vanguard Drivefor our use. We also do not have enough toi-lets are we have no access to electricity.”

A heavy police presence is being main-tained on Vanguard Drive to prevent furtherillegal protests. Several police vehicles, in-cluding four caspers, were earlier this weekstationed along the busy arterial route.

The City of Cape Town is in the processof calculating the cost of the damage done.

Richard Bosman, council’s director forSafety and Security, says the estimated val-ue of damage done is R3500 at this stage. “Atraffic signal stubby along Highlands andVanguard drives was burnt,” he says.

“The City is reconvening its Service De-livery Protest Group to ensure that the Cityresponds in a coordinated fashion to theseprotests.”

Meanwhile, the booming informal settle-ment on Vanguard Drive has Rondevlei andColorado Park residents fuming as land in-vaders continue to occupy the private prop-erty. The land, owned by Lyton PropsTwelve, is meant to be used for sand mining,but has been vacant for years.

Ratepayers are fuming at the inconven-ience the protests have caused.

Fatima Karodia says the protests aresenseless. “Squatters are living rent-free onprivate property. Now they are destroyingthe roads we have to travel on so we canwork for what we have. It’s all so senseless,”

she seethes.Due to Vanguard Drive being closed to

traffic, motorists were forced to use alter-nate routes.

High volumes of traffic were experiencedon Old Strandfontein Road and throughSamora Machel.

Protesters drive point acrossSIQALO: SQUATTERS VOW TO CONTINUE MASS ACTION UNTIL DEMANDS ARE MET

CLOSED: Motorists were forced to use alternative routes earlier this week after protesters took tothe streets. Squatters living near Highlands Drive in Mitchell’s Plain are demanding improved accessto basic service. PHOTO: SHAFIEK JOSEPH

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Crushed in a carriage with many otherfrustrated commuters, panicking be-cause the clock is ticking and your shift

should start soon, is certain to add miseryto anyone’s day.This is what many Metrorail commuters

encounter week after week owing to delayedtrains across the province.And while the rail service operator points

a finger at cable theft retarding their opera-tions, disgruntled passengers have hadenough of using the “unreliable” transportmode.

Pen to paperKylie Wilford has been a regular commut-

er for nine years and has been disappointedby Metrorail’s service “since day one”.But now she has had enough.She has drawn up a petition encouraging

commuters to stand together and demandbetter service since complaints to the serv-ice provider “fall on deaf ears”. “Metroraildoesn’t care about its commuters. As long asthey receive the money for the bad service,they are the only ones smiling,” she says.One of her colleagues is under threat of

losing her job owing to continuously arriv-ing late for work. “She has no alternativetransport. She has received countless warn-ings for arriving late, even though it’s dueto delayed trains.What isMetrorail going todo about that?” she asks.More people are making use of public

transport owing to the never-ending petrolprice increases, Wilford continues, leadingto Metrorail’s profits increasing. However,she says, it seems the money is not being

used to improve its infrastructure and oper-ations. “They proved they could deliver abetter service with the 2010 World Cup, sowhy can’t it be done now? Was all that just

a façade for the world to see?” she fumes.

‘Third class’Poor public transport has a direct andneg-

ative immediate effect on business, saysCapeChamber ofCommerceTransportPort-folio Committee chairperson Peter Hugo.“Businesses lose money and that, of

course, has an effect on the economy, espe-cially when a large part of the province’swork force use rail services as their primarymeans of transportation,” Hugo explains.Metrorail is “robbing” commuters, in-

censed passenger Christo Lakay insists.He travels to work by train and believes

he is paying for a service he is not receiving.Late trains have left a dent in his pocket ashis income is affected owing to hours lost forarriving late. “Customers are being treatedas third-class citizens,” Lakay says.Hehas lodgednumerous complaints in the

past. No feedback was received, he claims.Commuters are often left waiting at sta-

tions, or even between stops, for hours at atime, others grumble.

Lines of communicationThe loss of confidence in rail transport can

be directly attributed to cable theft, insistsMetrorail spokesperson Riana Scott.“The continuous theft and vandalism of

assets has led to a situation where serviceshave generally been unreliable and there-fore not meeting customer expectations,”she says.In cases where anticipated delays will ex-

ceed 30 minutes, alternative bus transportshould be arranged.“Buses on stand-by at strategic points are

sent to the affected area but the efficiencyof alternative bus transport is determinedby traffic congestion during peaks and thecapacity of the bus operator. About 15 to 20buses are required to service a single train,where trains have a capacity limit of 1 200,to transport affected commuters,” she says.

Upgrades on the cardsTo improve services, the Passenger Rail

Agency of South Africa is currently imple-menting a rail renewal investment pro-gramme to the tune of R32b over the nextthree years. They will be focusing on issuessuch as signalling and telecommunications,station modernisation, rail network exten-sions and the general overhaul of Metrorailcoaches.Scott says: “The benefits of the current in-

vestment programme will only be realisedin themedium to long-term. Themost imme-diate goal is to bring about visible and short-term improvements that changes custom-ers’ travel experience.”But Wilford dismisses the plans as “rub-

bish”. “Metrorail is just trying to shut up thecommuters. They don’t need to spend awhole lot of money. All they need to do is fixtheir service,” she insists. “The three yearplan is just a delay. In the process, peopleare losing their lives and jobs.”Commuters are encouraged to collect a

copy ofMyline at their station to ensure theyhave the most recent travel information.Planned maintenance is communicated intheMyline a week in advance. Social mediaalso provide real-time updates.Sign the petition at http://www.thepeti-

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project had been put on hold (“Stumblingblocks for Tafelsig centre”, 16 January).

The issues have since been resolved andlabourers brought back on site to completethe job. A group of locals employed throughthe Expanded Public Works Programmewere brought on board to work on thisproject. While labourers say the construc-tion site was closed for several weeks, offi-cials say the project was temporarily sus-pended for only a week.

Albi Modise, chief director of communi-cations for the Department of Environmen-talAffairs, says: “Theactivitieswere tempo-rarily suspended with effect from Monday20 January pending the resolution of a dis-pute between the implementing agent andthe subcontractor regarding constructionwork to be carried out on site. The disputewas resolved on Monday 27 January.”

Despite the delay, the anticipated date forcompletion of construction work remainsSaturday 31 May, he says. “The implement-ing agent and subcontractor are currentlylooking at the possible ways of recoveringthe lost time. Workers’ contracts weremeant to end on 31 March but considerationhas to be made to extend their contracts to31 July for execution of other project relatedactivities,” he says.

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PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINThursday, 13 February 2014 NEWS 7BEACON VALLEY: LOCALS URGED TO HELP NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH

Residents called to actionLAILA MAJIET

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Crime and grime is thriving in BeaconValley – and residents are only addingto the problem.

So say volunteer crime fighters who areworking tirelessly in the area.Colin de Hart, chairperson of the Beacon

Valley Neighbourhood Watch, says resi-dents are protecting criminals by not report-ing crime.While volunteers sacrifice their time to

patrol the streets, residents are harbouringcriminals, he insists.A public meeting was hosted by the neigh-

bourhood watch last week.A big turnout was anticipated as themeet-

ing was widely publicised, but only a hand-ful of residents attended.“A lack of community participation is a

part of the problem. We cannot wait on thepolice. We need to find solutions togetherwith the community. The people who areshooting and putting our families’ lives indanger live in our streets. We must not pro-tect them,” De Hart says.Residents are urged to rally together and

report any suspicious activity to the police.“We patrol in streets where we do not live,

but why should we when residents are notprepared to assist by at least offering infor-mation to the police in a bid to apprehendand arrest criminals?” he asks.“People are so quick to complain, but very

few offer solutions. A change in attitude isneeded if we are to ever reduce crime in thisneighbourhood.”Speaking at the meeting, a Beacon Valley

resident says there is no need for a neigh-bourhoodwatchwhenpolice get paid tokeep

the community safe.“More pressure needs to be applied on

the police. Police officers are allowingcrime to thrive in our areas bynegotiatingwith criminals,” he insists.Speaking to People’s Post on condition

of anonymity, another resident says cor-ruption in the police force is rampant.“We see the police vans parked in front

of the drug merchant’s house, but theynever find any drugs. This tells us thatthere is likely someone on the inside whois tipping off the drug dealers,” the resi-dent says.However, the authorities encourage an-

yone with such information to report it tomanagement.Mitchell’s Plain police spokesperson

Constable Jerome Voegt says to lodge acomplaint against a uniformed officer,residents can call the relief commander onduty. “We are requesting the communitytomakeuse of the correct numbers, as thishelps us enhance service delivery,” hesays.Police are again encouraging residents

to report crime.Mitchell’s Plain station commander

Brigadier Johan Brand reiterates this ap-peal.“People see what is happening on their

streets.We cannot be everywhere and relyheavily on the public to come forwardwith information to secure arrests,”Brand says.V To lodge a complaint against a police officer call082 411 2379. To report crime call the Mitchell’sPlain Operational Room on (021) 370 1706 or theCommunity Service Centre on (021) 370 1652.V A follow-up meeting hosted by the Beacon ValleyNeighbourhood Watch will be held at the communi-

ty centre on the corners of Alpine and Trampoline streetson Tuesday 18 February. The meeting starts at 19:30.

Call Colin de Hart on 084 317 1358 or sector command-er Sergeant Johnson on 079 894 1682.

CRIME-RIDDEN: Beacon Valley residents are urged to join the fight against crime and notprotect criminals. PHOTO: LAILA MAJIET

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While the population in the province hasclimbed with more than a million people inthe last seven years, the number of law en-forcers has dropped by 88%.Despite the shortage of police officers and

paid reservists in the Western Cape beingwell documented, the situation is likely onlygoing to improve in two years.“We need action now,” says Dan Plato,

provincial minister for Community Safety.Last week he urged the minister of police,

Nathi Mthethwa, to take immediate actionto address shortages in thepolice force in theprovince. He has urged Mthethwa to call upexisting police reservists, of which there are20 000, in order to capacitate the provincialpolice under the command of General ArnoLamoer. “Our provincial police cannot dotheir core duties without sufficient resourc-es,” Plato insists. He also suggests that the920 surplus policemembers in the Free Statebe redeployed to the Western Cape.The police to population ratio, nationally,

is one police officer for every 336 people.There are 128 out of 150 stations in the

province that are understaffed. “If one looksat the recent crime statistics then it is clearthat under-resourcing is negatively affect-ing crime in this province,” he says.The correlation between thenumber of po-

lice recruits and attempted murder is star-tling. In 2008, just over 1 500 members wererecruited and that year there were 1 776 cas-es of attempted murder. By 2010, about 800members were recruited and 2 100 cases andin 2012 about 250 members were recruitedand 3 280 cases investigated.

ROAD SAFETY: AUTHORITIES NOT IMMUNE TO CONTRAVENTIONS

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They are meant to upholdthe law. But dozens of Cityof Cape Town traffic offic-

ers who racked up scores ofspeeding violations in Novem-ber and December merely got aslap on the wrist.The speeding reports generat-

ed by the traffic vehicle fleet’stracking systemwere generatedsome weeks ago.These reports reflect some 40

traffic officers from across thepeninsula, including the south-ern suburbs, excessively break-ing the speed limits on localroads.Hundreds of violations were

recorded where some officersdrove at speeds double the speedlimit.Speeds in excess of 170km

were recorded in 60km/h speedzones, that of 170km in 80km speed zonesand that of more than 190km in 120kmspeed zones, many of which occurred inand around the southern suburbs and onthe national roads.A People’s Post source said informal

hearings were held, to investigate the vio-lations, earlier this year.“Although some of these officers could

prove that the speeding was executed inacting in the course of their duties, thema-jority could not account for the speedsthey were travelling,” the source said.The source added the times on the re-

ports reflected that many of these officerswere on their way to or from work when

the violations were recorded.Guilty officers were issued with warn-

ings.Apart from admission of guilt speeding

resulting in traffic fines of up to R3000, amotorist caught driving 196km is arrestedon the spot and has to defend himself incourt.The City of Cape Town’s director for

Safety and Security Richard Bosman saidthe traffic officers must obey all rules ofthe road, unless they are acting in thecourse of their duties.“Failing to do so is unacceptable and

such behaviourwill not be tolerated,” Bos-man said.

“Not driving in accordancewith the rules portrays a nega-tive image. However, whilethere are a handful of traffic of-ficers who have been foundguilty of flouting the rules ofthe road, the majority of ourteam are law-abiding and con-tinue to set a sterling examplefor motorists.”Bosman also said the directo-

rate will be reporting the mat-ter to council’s Civilian Over-sight Committee at their firstmeeting this month.The on-board computer re-

ports are regularly issued bythe corporate fleet for all Cityemployees, not only traffic of-ficers, Bosman said.Arrive Alive and the Road

Traffic Management Corpora-tion (RTMC) labelled these inci-dents as “unscrupulous” andstrongly condemned it.

“It is in such that we experience ever-in-creasing road carnages in our country;that is regrettable,” said spokespersonThato Mosena.ArriveAlive and the RTMCdistinguish-

es speed as one of the leading causes of se-rious injuries and deaths on our roads. “Itincreases the risk of collisions and itcomes with a high price. Excessive speed-ing remains a problem as some peoplehave chosen to ignore road safety messag-es or think they won’t get caught,” shesaid. “On average 20 people a day are ar-rested for excessive speeding, especiallyin urban metropolitan areas, which is aconcern to us.”

ROLE REVERSAL: Traffic officers are not immune when it comes tothe issuing of traffic offences. About 40 traffic cops were issued warn-ings for traffic violations in November and December last year.

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V Colorado Park: Sector commander WarrantOfficer Anthony Appels will host a publicmeeting at the park in Lewise Crescent. Allresidents are encouraged to attend. Themeeting starts at 19:00. Street committeesand neighbourhood watches will be dis-cussed. Call Appels on 082 411 2408.

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NEW WOODLANDS: AWARD-WINNING CHOIR’S COMMUNITY SPIRIT

Uniting locals in songLAILA MAJIET

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A local choir is hitting all the rightnotes.

Singing in harmony, the NewWoodlands Singkoor bagged five awards ata recent competition and are now planningon hosting a recruitment drive.

Youth are being encouraged to join thewinning team.

Choir co-ordinator Mogamat Menierssays it is the perfect opportunity for youthat risk to escape from the pressures ofcrime.

“We want to encourage youth participa-tion and are recruiting youngsters as theyare the future of the choir. We want themto ensure the singkoor lives on,” he says.

Donning grey suits, pale blue shirts, astriped white-and-blue tie and a red fez, thechoir came out tops in the best dressed cat-egory at the Keep the Dream competition.

They were placed second in the SeniorSolo category and the Combined Choir cat-egory. The choir came third in the ComicSong and Nederlands Lied categories.

Harmonies and melodies will ring out atthe Good Hope Centre in March when thechoirs take to the stage in the finals andbattle for top honours.

The group is ready for the challenge,Meniers says. “We have worked hard andwill continue to do so to improve ourchances of winning. We are doing what welove and call on the community to rally be-

hind us.”Basil Coetzee, chairperson of the Len-

tegeur Community Policing Forum, en-courages other choirs to register with the

forum. “Part of the forum’s objectives is toengage community initiatives like these. Itis about encouraging development andguiding the community away from crime.”

Charles Carstens is also part of the choir.His two sons and son-in-law are also in-volved with the group. “This is family af-fair. We are a tight-knit group and are jubi-lant to have won this round of the competi-tion,” he says.V Call Mogamat Meniers on 074 281 8596 to join thechoir.

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Nearly a month into the new school year,almost 900 children are still stuck at home.Some parents and grandparents living in

andaroundMitchell’s Plainhave gone frompillar to post to try and find placement ata nearby school, but have had no luck.Colleen Horswell, chairperson of the

Mitchell’s Plain Education Forum, says acrisis committee has been established tohelp parents whose children have been re-fused placement at schools in the area.“A total of 900 children in theMetroSouth

Education District have not been placed inschools over threeweeks into the school cal-endar year.More disturbing is that 300 chil-dren for Grade 1 and 200 children for Grade8 are included in these totals for the Mitch-ell’s Plain area,” Horswell says.It is a violation of children’s basic human

rights, she insists.“We need government to build extra

classrooms so that our children’s right toeducation is met. The people of Mitchell’sPlain arenot numbers or statistics; they arehuman beingswho deserve the same oppor-tunities as those in your leafy suburbs.”But principals at schools in the area say

late enrolments are partly to blame.Strandfontein Primary principal Vernon

Erfort says registration for pupils opens inMarch and parents are notified of theirchild’s acceptance by November for the lat-est, People’s Post previously reported(“Plain schools of hard knocks”, 30 Janu-ary).Children are accepted based on the

school’s admission policy.“Parents need to submit all the relevant

documents to ensure their application isconsidered,” he said.Grade 1 classes at this school are already

full. “We are already accommodating an ad-ditional five children in our Grade 1 classesdue to the influx of pupils,” he confirmed.Dennegeur Avenue Primary principal

ShaheedGaidien said a fourthGrade 1 classhas been established to accommodate addi-tional pupils.“We are full to capacity. Overcrowded

classesmake teaching difficult and the situ-ation becomes unmanageable. We do notwant that as we need to ensure children areafforded a good standard of teaching,” hesaid.Horswell says while she understands

schools in the area are full, children mustbe accommodated at the nearest primary

school, preferably within a 5km radiusfrom their home.“Children cannot be punished for the fail-

ure of officials. Foresight is required to en-sure schools are able to accommodate an in-flux of pupils, especially in growing com-munities like Mitchell’s Plain andStrandfontein.”Provincial education department spokes-

person Bronagh Casey says the number ofpupils awaiting placement is decreasing.“The two pressure points in the Mitch-

ell’s Plain area areBeaconValley andTafel-sig. The reason for the pressure is late regis-tration, inward migration from outside theprovince as well as migration from withinthe Metro South District.”The demand is predominantly as a result

of parents moving their children to schoolsof choice in this specific area.“Some of the parents also work in the ar-

ea and therefore would prefer placementclose to theirwork rather than their homes.In many cases we have offered placementelsewherebut theparentswant to staywith-in that particular area,” Casey says.Officials areworking overtime to remedy

the situation.“We have assigned officials to focus sole-

ly on assisting parents with finding schoolsfor pupils and they are doing their utmostto manage the placement of the children,”she says.There has been a considerable increase

in the demand for placement at schools inMitchell’s Plain, Casey confirms.“Mitchell’s Plain is an area which, only

three years ago, had numerous accommo-dation options available. The provincial ed-ucation department is aware of the recentdemand in schools in the area and haveplanned for the building of two newschools.”In 2014, the level of migration within the

district was unexpected, as well as thenumber of late enrolments, Casey says.“This cannot be predicted. Parents have

the right to choose the area in which theyenrol their children.However, theymust al-so realise that they are not guaranteedplacement in schools of choice, particularlyif they apply late and if the school is full.”Provisions for additional classrooms

have been made to meet the demand.“In Beacon Valley, the department

opened an additional Grade 1 classroom.The district is also looking at additionalclassrooms at existing schools in Tafelsig,”Casey adds.V If you are struggling to find placement for your child,call Colleen Horswell on 071 139 0999 or email mitch-ellsplaineducationforum@gmail.com.V If you believe your child has without justificationnot been accepted at a school, email edumin.edu-min@westerncape.gov.za or call 0861 92 33 22.

ACTION: The Mitchell’s Plain Education Forum has started a crisis committee to assist parents whosechildren have been refused placement at schools in the education district.PHOTO: DOUGLAS WAGENSTROOM

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060 467 4491Mitchell's Plain,Promenade

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LEGAL

1440

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1445

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PERSONAL

1460

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.DVDS & PHOTOSCall 073 454 9280

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1475.

DJ With Sound083 747 3304

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1480.

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Call: 072 294 1395

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MATHSIndividual tutoring.

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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.

ABARGAINBLOCK:190, 140&90

021-374 2053021-692 1209083 384 7144

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ABACUS BLOCKS190, 140 ,90Sand & Stone021-376 63640794644302

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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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ELECTRICALAPPLIANCES

1620

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

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WANTED TO BUY

1675

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I BUY, SELL AND REPAIRALL FRIDGES, FREEZERS

AND APPLIANCESDEAD OR ALIVE.

PH: 084 985 7425 / 021-836 6678

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GENERAL &HOME SERVICES

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BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION

1801

.1 m SAND, STONE AND RUBBLEPh 079 776 8185 / 021-397 1501

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1A BARGAIN PAVING SLABS400 x 400 = R13,95450 x 450 = R15,95500 x 500 = R17,49

VIBRACRETE = R29,95Ph 076 340 9840061 241 3524

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

.A 6 cubic metre sand, stone andrubble removal. Phone John072 407 4289

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

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ALUMINIUMWINDOWS & DOORSSupplied & fitted.Chris 082 570 5686021 - 638 5292

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IVOR'S HOMEIMPROVEMENTS

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Paving, Plumbing, Pain-ting, Vibracrete Walls and

extensions.Tel: 021-762 7077Cell: 076 111 7300

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PAVING SLABSVibracrete Slabs andextensions: 021-705 4652073 113 4221/083 273 6083

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BUILDINGPLANS

1802

.ALL BUILDING plans drawnup and submitted to council. % 021-7016276 or 082 863 9133

.ALL BUILDING PLANS drawn andsubmitted. Call Dominick on021-396 2115 or 078 085 2067

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CARPENTRY

1874

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ALL CARPENTRYHanging all doors, partitioningand ceilings, repair cupboards.and tiling. Ph Nico 021-392 6818/

073 847 7831

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

.SPECIALISING HANGINGDOORS Phone Mr M Harris021-392 2894, 073 293 3952

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CLEANINGSEVICES

1805

.A SPECIAL CARPET CLEANINGSPECIAL3 Bdrms for R350, 6 Seater Couchesfor R350, Beds, Curtains & CarsContact Rob 079 248 4296Web: specialcarpetcleaning.co.zaE-mail: robertfenyes2013@gmail.com

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DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES

1807.

ACCREDITED DSTVDish realignments, installation +

repairs. We also installNEW OVHD FREE TO AIR

No Monthly Feewstechzone sa 073 272 6117

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DSTV AND AERIALREPAIRS ANDINSTALLATIONSDSTV packages fullyinstalled for R599. HDPVR installations from

R2299. Service call repaircharge of R150.083 288 2757

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ELECTRICAL

1810.

24/7 FRIDGE REGASSINGPH 073 4808 444

.AA APPLIANCE repairs to allmakes of washing machines, tumbledryers, etc. 40 years exp. Ph AlwynWest 021-671 5786 or 082 705 8103

.APPLIANCE repairs & Electrician.Call Angelo 073 664 3532

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FRIDGE AND FREEZERREGASSING & REPAIRS

Reasonable prices!% 076 164 0700

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Ronald George ElectricalInstallations and Maintenance

Tel: 021-705 5922Cell: 083 311 7195

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TV/HI-FI REPAIRSMICROWAVES

COLLECT/DELIVER

18 Linaria CrescentSilvertown

BUDGETELECTRONICS

021 633 1802083 486 5394

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WE DO REPAIRSOn all appliancesRegassing done on

all types of fridges @ R180Tel: 078 212 8078

10 Months Guarantee!

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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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GLASS/WINDOWS

1827.

Glass suppliers,Aluminium Doors &

WindowsSupply & Fit - We beatany written quote.

Contact - 021-397 2630/ 072 669 3599

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSINTERIOR

1835.

GARAGEDOORS& automation. 0765230306

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RC BLINDSWe supply vertical,venetian, woodenvenetian blinds

074 259 1802 - Renaldo082 598 2606 - Wesleyrcblinds@polka.co.za

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

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HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR

1836.

AA vibracrete walls raise it spike-it Ph 072 425 5111

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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, gates.

Ph Albert 073 545 6994

.VIBRACRETE AND EXTENSIONSPh: 074 321 9215 / 021-820 4384

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

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PAINTING

1872.PAINTING & WATERPROOFINGGood ref. Ph 076 124 4713

.ALTERATIONS Excel refs.Ph 393 2090 or 076 124 4713

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PAVING

1873.ALL PAVING. Excel ref.Ph 393 2090 or 076 124 4713

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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!!

.PLUMBING repairs & installations.Call Angelo 073 664 3532

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PLUMBING,Tiling & ElectricalTel: 079 018 2091

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SWIMMING POOLS

1867.POOL SERVICE and maintenance.Ph Michael 073 104 3575 or021-705 8851

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TRANSPORT &STORAGE

1870.4 TON TRUCK avail for gardenrefuse and furniture removal. Ph076 124 4713

.FURNITURE REMOVALSPh 0786113627.

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Rob's Transport and removals.Best, reliable rates in any town.Cell - 076 521 5153/084 272 6616

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BUSINESS

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OPPORTUNITIES

2415.ADM.COPY/PASTE data workersneeded. For info SMS full name/address to 084 904 6873 or E-mail:hubdata5557@gmail.com

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Seeking people who wants tocommit to a healthy lifestyle and

earn extra income.Call for info 021-371 1924

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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.

A MID WEEK TRIP TOCARMEL

(Near Mossel Bay)20 - 24 October. Transport,

accomodation, and meals included.Ph Betty 073 188 6942/021-633 7207

.Week-end away trip to GoudiniSpa 6-8 June 2014 accommodationand transport included 4 sleeper flatsFor more info please contact Mish082 387 6831

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VEHICLES

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VEHICLEREPAIRS

3080.

ENGINE OVERALL,R2 000. Clutch overalls,R950. Gearbox repairs

from R950. Parts & labourincl. Call 021-376 6014/

078 875 4394.

PROPERTIES

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PROPERTIESWANTED TO BUY

3301.

SAVE OR MAKE MONEYNEED PROPERTIES TOSELL - ALL AREASUse TAPPENDEMCONSULTANTS

Our fees are only 3%. On an averagehome you make an extra R70 000 andthe benefit for the buyer is that wegive 30% discount on lawyers fees toour clients - that's an average of

R11 000. On registration, the sellerwill receive R2 000 cash from us tosay Thank You for letting us sell yourhome. We keep all parties involved

satisfied on a good deal.Call Rob on 079 248 4296

Registered property consultants andconveyancers

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EMPLOYMENT

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GENERAL

3680

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021-592 0225

SALES REPS

DOES THE FOLLOWINGAPPEAL TO YOU?* R8 000 Fixed Income

* Profit Share* Pension Fund* Medical Aid

* Housing Subsidy

National Consumer Company needs3 target driven people for above-mentioned career opportunity.

REQUIREMENTS:* Loud, Outspoken Communicator

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If you meet the above criteria,contact De-Ona for an interviewwith the Managing Director

(No Chancers)

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AVON AGENTSNEEDED

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SALES &MARKETING

3760.

Sales Reps neededLooking for people withno experience to joinour exciting team.25 Permanent posts

available. 18-25yrs old.No training fee.

Contact 021 823 8942or email CV to:

salescareers2013@gmail.com

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EMPLOYMENT3600

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GENERAL3680

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JOBS AVAILABLE18 Housekeepers /cleaners, 15 Cashiers, 14 porters

14 data capturers, 20 waitrons, 10 bartenders15 Call centres, 10 Bank tellers, 15 Cruise ship

attendants, 10 flight attendants, 12 Receptionists17 Heerengracht Street, Pier House, 7th Floor,office 701, Next to Park Inn Hotel Cape TownCall: 021 828 2416 / 081 8277 046 /079 485 5896

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SALES & MARKETING3760

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NEED TO EARN EXTRA MONEYIN MEDIA SALES?

SMS Fatima/Craig and the area you are in to0739903739 or 0738413614.

You will be contacted within 24 hours

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TRAINING COURSES3765

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Kingsway CollegeFor Computing& Business Study

www. kingswaycollege.co.zainfo@kingswaycollege.co.za

#Project Management # Electrical Engineering# Civil Engineering # Mechanical Engineering

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17 Heerengracht Str. Pier House, 7th floor,Office 701, next to Park Inn Hotel Cape Town.

Tel: 021 421 9170 / 021 481 4287 /021 828 2416 Fax: 021 418 7909

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A BETTER BLOCK

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PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINThursday, 13 February 201414 CLASSIFIEDS

• NOLINE 079 957 4790 • SELMA 073 096 8934 • DALE 076 128 8808 • LUKE 071 005 3361 GARY 078 348 2506 • RUZEIK 082 318 2239 • ABDU 078 848 1334• •

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

WEWILL STOP YOUR AUCTION.

WESTRIDGE OFFICE

TEL: 021 391 2174, FAX: 021 3911 847

ROCKLANDS OFFICESpine Road,

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EMAIL: ayobarealestate@gmail.com OFFICE A/O 081 078 9229 or find us on WhatsApp: BB PIN: 20E52551

VERY NEAT A MUST TO VIEW

3 BEDROOMS, OPEN PLAN KITCHEN,

LOUNGE, FAMILY BATHROOM,

GARAGE PARKING FOR 3 CARS,

FULLY ENCLOSED, BIG FRONT YARD

WITH VERY PRETTY GARDEN.

A MUST TO VIEW

TAFELSIG – R300 000

FREESTANDING 3

BEDROOMS, BATH/TOILET,

OPEN PLAN KITCHEN,

DINING ROOM, FULLY

ENCLOSED PARKING FOR 3

TO 4 CARS

2 BEDROOMS, OPEN

PLAN FITTED

KITCHEN, LOUNGE,

FAMILY BATHROOM,

VERY BIG GROUNDS.

EASTRIDGE – R250 000

STRANDFONTEIN – R450 000

3 BEDROOMS,

KITCHEN, LOUNGE,

BATHROOM, FULLY

ENCLOSED

PORTLANDS - R450 000

VERY NEAT FREESTANDING

2 BEDROOM TILED, FITTED

KITCHEN, BATH/TOILET,

LOUNGE TILED, FULLY

ENCLOSED PARKING FOR 3

CARS

A MUST TO VIEW – 3 VERY BIG ROOMS

WITH LAM FLOORS, MAIN BED WITH

ENSUITE, VERY BIG LOUNGE, TILED,

FAM BATHROOM + SEPARATE TOILET,

BIG FF KITCHEN, FULLY ENCLOSED,

BIG YARD, GARAGE PARKS 1 + 3

MORE CARS BEHIND GATES.

GARY 078 348 2506

TAFELSIG – R220 000

STRANDFONTEIN - R695 000

FREESTANDING 3 BEDS, LAMINATED FLOORS,

FULLY FITTED KITCHEN, LOUNGE/D/ROOM

TILED, KNOTTY PINE CEILINGS, DOWNLIGHTS,

ALUMINIUM WONDOWED INFRONT, BURGLAR

BARS/BURGLAR GATES, FIREPLACE, CNR

BATH + OVERHEAD SHOWER, TOILET

PARKING X 2 CARS YARD, FACE SPINE ROAD,

SEP. ENTRANCE – BATCHELOR STYLE –

NOLINE 079 957 4790

STRANDFONTEIN – R650 000

3 BEDROOM, OPEN PLAN

KITCHEN WITH BICS,

BATHROOM/TOILET, TILED,

FULLY ENCLOSED CARPORT

CAN PARK 4 CARS

GARY 078 348 2506

3 BEDS CARPETS2 WITH BICS, DINING ROOMWITH PATIO DOOR, SUNKENLOUNGE WITH FIREPLACE,FF KITCHEN,ENTERTAINMENT WITHPATIO DOOR, GARAGE

TV ROOM /

RUZEIK 082 318 2239

WESTRIDGE - R 380 000

STRANDFONTEIN – R695 000

NEWNEW NEWNEW

NEWNEW

FLAT ROOF

3 BEDS, KITCHEN,

LOUNGE,

FULLY

ENCLOSED

BEACON VALLEY – R260 000

3 BED, CONVERTED INTO2 BEDS WITH LAM FLOORS,ALARM, BIG LOUNGE, O/PKITCHEN, YARD A& FRONY

OF HOUSE FULLY ENCLOSED.PARK 2 CARS.

SELMA - 073 096 8934

VERY NEAT 3 BEDROOM,

LOUNGE,

SEPERATE KITCHEN,

BATH/TOILET -

LUKE

071 005 3361

LENTEGEUR - R360 000

WESTRIDGE - R380 000

NEWNEW

NEWNEW

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Fazloodien Abrahams

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WANT TO SELL YOURHOUSE AT THEHIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE?

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Fazlyn073 184 2535

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Candice071 156 5672

Neesa082 786 4629

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AGENTShariff082 781 2903

Gadija082 823 1801

Venetia084 227 1412

Muneer072 365 6462

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R330000 LentegeurEnclosed 3 Beds with a Lounge, Kitchen,FamBath andParking x2Cars.Candice 071 156 5672

R329 000 Rocklands Fully Enclosed2 Bed House with a Lounge, DiningRoom, Kitchen and Garage parking for 1Car.Candice 071 156 5672

R250000The Leagues3 Bedroom House Consisting of aLounge, Kitchen, Family Bathroom,Carport.Shariff 082 781 2903

R210000TafelsigSemi Detached 3 Beds House with aLounge, Kitchen, Fam Bath and Parkingfor 1Car.Shariff 082 781 2903

R620 000 Weltevreden Valley /Colorado Park 3 Beds, Fam Baths +Shower, Kitchen,dble Garage,sep Laundry+Toilet. Shariff 082 781 2903

R365000SeawindsEnclosed Semi Detached 3 Beds Housewith a Lounge, Kitchen, Fam BathroomandParking x4.Gadija 082 823 1801

R339000 Flat Retreat(The Pines) 2 Bed Flat with BIC,F.Kitchen, Lounge, Fam Bath. Close to AllAmenities. Gadija 082 823 1801

R155000Delft2 Beds House With a Lounge, Kitchen,Fam Bath, Parking x1 Car. Close to AllAmenities.Gadija 082 823 1801

R50000EastridgeCashOnly1 44M2Plot for sale in Eastridge.

Fazlyn 073 184 2535.

R250 000 Beacon Valley2 Bedroom House consisting of Lounge,Kitchen, Fam Bathroom and parking for 2Cars. Candice 071 156 5672

R199000Tafelsig2 Beds House with a Lounge, Kitchen, FamBathroom & Parking x4 Cars.Fazlyn 073 184 2535

R220 000 Tafelsig (Quiet Part ofTafelsig) 3 Beds House with a Lounge,Kitchen,FamBathandParking for2Cars.Fareed0829592301

R295 000VoorbrugDelftFreestanding 3 Bedwith Lounge, Kitchen,Fam Bath and Parking for x6 Cars.Gadija 082 823 1801

R309000 LentegeurFullyEnclosed2BedHomewithLounge,Kitchen, Family Bath & Carport parkingfor2Cars.Candice 071 156 5672

R199 000 Tafelsig Freestanding 2Beds House + Lounge, Kitchen, FamBath, Big Grounds and Sea Views.Fareed082 959 2301

R990 000 LotusRiverEnclosed 3 Beds House with a Lounge,Dining Room, Open Plan F.F.Kitchen,Store Room, Swimming Pool, FullyPaved. Laminated Flooring and GarageParking for 4Cars.Gadija 082 823 1801

R999 000Somerset VillageRetreatFreestanding Fully Enclosed 3 BedroomHouse with a Lounge, Dining Room,F.Kitchen, Fam Bathroom + Sep Toilet,Garage Parking x5 Cars. Close to AllAmenities.Gadija 082 823 1801

R149000TafelsigFreestanding 2 Beds with Lounge,Kitchen,FamBathandParking for x2Cars.Fareed082 959 2301

R310 000 EastridgeSecured 3 Bedroom Home with aLounge, Kitchen, Fam Bathroom andParking. Shariff 082 781 2903

R799 000 ColoradoFreestanding5 Bedroom House +En-Suite in Main Bed, F.F.Kitchen,Lounge, Fam Bathroom, GarageParking x5 Cars. Fixtures andFurniture INCLUDED.Fazlyn 073 184 2535

R485 000 Portlands - A MUSTSEE! 3 Beds House with a Lounge,F.Kitchen, Fam Bath. Situated Near allAmenities. Shariff 082 781 2903

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Let the PROFESSIONALS take care of all your housing needs

ROCKLANDS: R420.000exclMais, 3Beds, Lnge, Drm, FFK, Storerm,

Garage, Encl, Plot 180m, Balcony.SAEEDA 083 519 4159

BEACON VALLEY: R245.000exclF/s, 3Bedrooms, Lounge, FamilyBathroom, Kitchen. Enclosed

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

TAFELSIG: R229.999exclF/s, 3Bedrooms, Lounge, Family

Bathroom, FFK, Enclosed, Plot 200m.CLEO 079 333 3510

BEACON VALLEY: R350.000exclD/storey, 5Beds, Lounge, D/room,FFK, 2x F/Bath, F/Garage, Encl.

SAEEDA 083 519 4159

BEACON VALLEY: R399.000exclD/storey, 5Beds, 2x Lounge, 2x Kitchen,

2x F/Bath, D/room, F/Garage, Encl.SAEEDA 083 519 4159

BEACON VALLEY: R300.000exclMais, 3Bedrooms, Lounge, F/Bath,Fully Fitted Kitchen (Defy), Encl.

AMIEN 071 159 0991

ROCKLANDS: R339.000exclSemi, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, FK, Back

Yard paved, Neat property, Encl.FATGIEYAH 073 632 3889

STRANDFONTEIN: R490.000exclF/s, 3Beds, Lounge, D/room, F/Bath,

Mes, FFK, Carport, Tiled roof.FAIEZA 082 295 6410

ROCKLANDS: R320.000exclMais, 2Beds, Lounge, Family Bathroom,

Fitted Kitchen, Carport, Enclosed.NAJWA 082 377 7027

WESTRIDGE: R495.000exclMais, 2Beds(1xBics), Ent.Hall, Lnge,

Carport, FFK, Storerm, Encl, Plot 144m.SUBI 082 336 7639

PORTLANDS: R390.000exclF/s, Lounge, F/Bath, Mes, Kitchen,

Garage, Plot 220m, Hse 93m, Needs TLC.SDAVIES 073 773 5723

EASTRIDGE: R265.000negMais, 3Beds, Lounge, Dining room,Family Bath room, Fitted Kitchen.

NAJWA 082 377 7027

WESTRIDGE: R499.999exclF/s, 3Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, Mes, FK,

Fasade, Tiled roof, Plot 200m, Encl.FATGIEYAH 073 632 3889

WESTGATE: R449.999exclF/s, 2Beds, Lounge, F/Bath, Kitchen,

T/roof, Plot 390m + Unfinished building.AMIEN 071 159 0991

BONTEHEUWEL: R295.000exclMais, 2Beds, Lounge, Family Bathroom,Fully Fitted Kitchen, Carport, Enclosed.

NAJWA 082 377 7027

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SENT TUMBLING: Silvertree Baseball Club’s Damian Williams (left) bumps into WestridgeYankees catcher Kyle Seekoei as he completes a run in a Major League game in South-field on Saturday. The game was suspended due to bad light with the scores deadlockedat 12-12. :

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Club merger torejuvenate rugbyLIAM MOSES

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The leadership of a newly formedrugby club hopes to bring the glorydays back to Athlone’s City Park

Stadium.City Park was the hub of non-racial

rugby during apartheid, with teamstravelling from across Cape Town toparticipate in competition.But since unification interest in the

sport has dwindled, resulting in a dropin player and supporter numbers.Temperance RFC and Cities RFC, two

of the four clubs which still call the sta-dium home, have now agreed to mergein hopes of revitalising the sport in thecommunity.Interim club chairpersonHermanAb-

rahams says Progress RFC and Perse-verance RFC, the other two clubs basedat City Park, were initially part of themerger talks.“It’s a pity the other teams couldn’t

see their way clear because we need astrong team to draw the community toCity Park,” he says.“This is a ground that is owned by the

clubs; if nothing happens all the clubswill die, the ground will fall away andthe union will (most likely) take it. Thisis the only ground in non-racial sportwhich belonged to the people whoplayed here. So to keep the history of theground (alive), we need a strong club.”Abrahams adds interest in the newly

formed club has been impressive, withover 100 players attending practice ses-sions since pre-season training com-menced last month.About 60 players have attended each

training session. The strong numbersare in sharp contrast to last season,where the clubs struggled to honourtheir fixtures and playerswere forced toturn out for the third, second and firstteam on the same day.Western Province Rugby Union depu-

ty president Zelt Marais, in his personalcapacity, believes a strong clubwill helpdevelop the sport in the area.“We had four clubs in the community;

(that’s) too much because all four clubscan’t draw the same talent,” he says.“If you really want to take the game

seriously, give the players a chance tosucceed and grow rugby, you must tohave one team. There aren’t enough re-sources to support four clubs in the com-munity.“The four clubs in the area were not

strong because 25% of the best playersbelonged to each club. With unity therewill be strength and I see a bright future(for the new club).”He urges Progress and Perseverance

to reconsider the amalgamation for thegood of the game and to not think “aboutthemselves or power and positions”.Abrahams, former deputy CEO of WP

Rugby, says amalgamation discussionsfirst started more than 20 years ago,when Lansdowne RFC and UniversalsRFC merged to form Cities.He says club members will vote on a

name and finalise the club badge andcolours. The club will also hold its inau-gural general meeting in the dourweeks.They also plan to work on the rejuve-

nation of schools rugby and developplayers in the greater Athlone area, Ab-rahams says.

ON THE CHARGE: Hamilton Musselcrackers player Nick Pearson bursts over SK Walmers’ YasfierDavids in the Bowl semi-final of the Nokia Cape Town Tens Premier League in Green Point on Satur-day. Hammies won 19-15 and went on to beat the UCT Nighthawks 17-0 in the final.

PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

FINALLY UNITED: Players from Temperance RFC and Cities RFC celebrate the merger ofthe two clubs at a practice session. PHOTO: LIAM MOSES

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Grassy Park’s Crusaders FC have joinedthe professional ranks after takingover a Safa Second Division side and

sealing an agreement to buy the franchisenext season.Crusaders will play as Zeesha FC for the

rest of the 2013/2014 league, before the trans-fer takes place later this year.Club chairperson Zahier Witbooi says

Crusader’s decided to take over Zeesha to of-fer the area’s talented youth a chance to playat a higher level.“Everybody knows that young players

have ambition to play at a higher level,” hesays.“It’s an opportunity for them to play for

a club in the area. After (the age of) 18 mostof the players drop out because there is noopportunity for them in the area, so theyhave to go somewhere else. It’s not aboutmoney and trying to win the league.”Crusaders are most famous for being

former Bafana Bafana striker Benni McCa-rthy’s first club.The deal came about after Zeesha ap-

proached Crusaders. The agreement wasconcluded last week and the club played itsfirst game since the take-over on Tuesday.All of the players, coaching staff and exec-

utive members come from Crusaders.The club was set to step up to the SAB

League – one step below the SecondDivision

– next season, after winning the Cape Dis-trict Local Football Association (CDLFA)Super League.Witbooi says the club still play in the

league despite taking over Zeesha.He believes his players are good enough

to make it as professionals.“We expect them to stay in the league and

not get relegated; that is all we want,” hesaysCrusaders also claimed the CDLFA

Knockout title last year.The Grassy Park side are one of the oldest

clubs at the CDLFA and will celebrate its72th anniversary this year.Witbooi says the teamwill always bemade

of local players, no matter how far it climbsup the football ladder.“Which club doesn’t want to be play in the

National First Division (NFD) or Premier-ship. All players go onto the field to win,”he says.“We are a good team, we have good junior

structures and good administrators. But theclub will always be Crusaders and the play-ers will always come from the surroundingareas.”The deal means that Crusaders are now

one of six professional clubs affiliated to theCDLFA.The other professional clubs at William

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SCHOOL SPIRIT: Pupils from Mitchell’s Plain’s AZ Berman Primary School line-up at the startof the 5km run at the Top Form Athletic Club 10km Challenge in Athlone on Saturday.

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