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IN HIS SHOES: During a fire and rescue demonstration at the Woodlands subforum family day held at the Woodlands sports field onSaturday, firefighter Ricardo Carolissen let children feel what it is like to be a fireman as they took turns using the hose. Fire and rescueservices were but one of the emergency services participating in the event. Read more on page 10. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE
STRANDFONTEIN
‘Bushes hide more bodies’SAMANTHA LEE
@Samantha_Lee121
After the gruesome discovery of a bodyin dense bush in Strandfontein and asecond body was found dumped in
Woflgat Nature Reserve, community struc-tures have renewed their plea for the remov-al of bush in the area.A passerby found a body in dense bush
near Baden Powell Drive on Monday lastweek. Strandfontein police officers pre-served the crime scene around the body ofan unknownman in an advanced state of de-composition.On Saturday the second body was found
dumped at the Wolfgat Nature Reserve.Themanhadbeenabducted inLansdowne
and his car was later found in Ottery.A search for him continued until his body
was found dumped along Baden PowellDrive.The 27-year-oldmanwas found tied up and
had sustained several bullet wounds to hisbody.No arrests have been made yet.At the time of discovery the age of the de-
composed body found on Monday last weekwas estimated to be around 30 years and therace was undetermined.Officers soon after discovered that the
body could be linked to another case regis-tered at Philippi police station, according tocluster commander Major-General Abra-ham Goss.“The body was identified to be part of an
abduction case registered at Philippi policestation. The body was identified to be the 43-year-old man abducted from the Gordonssquatter camp almost a month ago,” Gosssays. The casewill be transferred back to thePhilippi police as part of their abduction,turned murder, investigation.The murder is believed to have been part
of a revenge attack, says Goss, duringwhichthe man was abducted from his home in ataxi.V Continued on page 2.
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FROM PAGE 1
The police say a man called the station tosay he wanted to clear his conscience. Hewas allegedly stabbed by the victim threeyears ago and told the police that a bodycould be found on Baden Powell Drive.The suspect is in the Eastern Cape. He
and two other suspects have not yet beenarrested, pending additional investigation.Goss says the suspect could not pinpoint
the exact location of the body.“Police from both Strandfontein and
Philippi were in the bush for three daysstraight looking for the man,” he says. Thevictim was finally found by a passerby.Goss says the bush poses a big problem.“A large area is covered by bush and this
is the third body found in the bush sinceSeptember. The area is isolated, quiet andvery dark,” he says.Bush can be found along Lukannon
Drive, Baden Powell Drive, Witsands Roadand Spine Road, among others.“This is getting out of hand; criminals are
using Strandfontein as a dumping groundfor bodies because of all the dense bush,”
says Strandfontein Community Police Fo-rum chairperson Sandy Schuter.“We have requested that the City of Cape
Town get rid of the bush for a long time be-cause of this very reason.“We have also fought for sufficient light-
ing on Baden Powell and Lukannon drivesand other dark areas where our residentslive as it becomes an element for criminalactivity.”The City was not immediately available
for comment but says they are “looking in-to this matter”.Schuter says that the forum condemns
any form of criminal activity.“Being at the scene made me realise the
mindsets people have – to think nothing ofa person’s life.“Communities need to start looking after
each other, be more vigilant, come out oftheir comfort zones and become actively in-volved in the community. Being active isn’tbeing active on social media – there areenough thumbwarriors, we needmore footsoldiers on our streets.”V Share your thoughts. Starting with the word“Mpost” SMS your thoughts to 32516. SMSes cost R1.
Dense, dark and isolated bush border many streets of Strandfontein, creating the perfectdumping ground for bodies, officials say. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE
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Rowdy marchshouts for peaceSAMANTHA LEE
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Blaring sirens in thebackanda loudhailerin the front . . . And so the residents
marched forward to bring peace and unityto the streets of Woodlands.Following an increase in gang tensions
and violence in the area, the Community Po-lice Forum subforum for Lentegeur sector 4arranged amarch to stand up against the re-cent spike in gang-related murders.On Saturday a group of residents picked
up banners, posters and flags to marchthrough the streets.Sector 4 chairpersonKaamilah Ismail said
she was disappointed that fewer people par-ticipated than she anticipated.“The march has been in planning for the
past two months and we were expecting agood turn out despite the badweather. Itwaswell organised and we are disappointed butwe are positive,” she said.The march was supported by fire and res-
cue services, metro ambulance services, lo-cal police and the CPF. Project coordinatorAnthea van derVent said on Saturday it wasimportant to get all roleplayers’ participa-tion in the march.“The role of the ambulance and fire and
rescue services here today is to educate resi-dents. Many times the residents call on thewrong people when they are in need. For ex-ample, when a woman is giving birth theycall thepolice insteadof theambulance,” shesaid.Ricardo Carrolissen, a firefighter linked
to the Ottery fire and life safety educationsection, agreed.“We have come here to show our support
but also educate residents on our role as the
fire department. Following the scourge offires in the community we need to educatepeople about fire safety. We are involvedwith more than just fires. We respond to ac-cidents and crime scenes and we are a sup-port service to the police. We work hand inhand with other emergency services,” hesaid.Various schools also participated in the
march.The march was led by the drill team of the
Mitchell’s Plain Skills School. It started inIris Street and followed streets throught theflats in Woodlands.The organisers wanted to make as much
impact as possible during the 30-minutemarch. Residents came out of their housesclad in gowns and slippers, wanting to knowwhat was going on as the sirens rang in theempty streets.One residentwhowishes to be knownonly
as Michael says he was still in bed when hecame out to see what was happening.“I thought maybe it was another shooting
and came to seewhat was going on. The nextthing I saw was all the blue and red lights,”he said.He added that the sign of force was just
what the community needed and he wel-comed the idea.The march ended at the Woodlands sports
field where a family day was held to furtherpromote peace and unity among the Wood-lands residents. The event was organised bythe subforum to follow the march, which al-so acted as an announcement to those whocould not be informed before the fun day.See more on page 11.
V Share your thoughts on the march. Starting withthe word “Mpost” SMS your views to 32516. SMSescost R1.
About fifty residents braved the cold on Saturday to voice their disapproval of gang tensions inWoodlands. Blaring sirens helped get the word out. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE
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Burglars hit womenSAMANTHA LEE
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An elderly Eastridge woman is fed up withthree people who steal from the homes
of single women.The woman has asked to keep her identity
a secret as she fears for her safety after nu-merous break-ins at her home.
“I have lived in Eastridge for 32 years andI have always lived alone,” she says.
Since the beginning of the year her homehas been burgled four times and she sus-pects this spate of burglaries can be linkedto the same people.
She says that the modes operandi con-firms her theory that the two men and awoman – all her neighbours – are behind it.
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In a recent incident, the businesswomanlost thousands of rands after her home wasburgled.
“They took tables, wiring, fluorescentglobes, windows, a tablet and various otherthings from the house on Wednesday 20May,” she says. The police confirm it is be-ing investigated and that no arrests havebeen made so far.
The woman says she wants to encourageneighbours to look out for one another.“When I am not at home, my neighboursdon’t watch my house. But I watch theirswhen they are away,” she says.
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12 arrested afterbusiness robbedTwelve suspects have been arrested after abusiness robbery in Tafelsig for possessionof stolen property.The police arrested five men – aged be-
tween 18 and 30 years – on the scene of abusiness robbery in Rockies Street whichoccurred in the early hours of Wednesdaylast week.Seven more suspects – aged between 25
and 52 years – were arrested for possessionof stolen property recovered in a house inAlps Street.“It is alleged that at 03:00 suspects broke
down a security gate at the complainant’sinformal shop and he was woken up by thenoise. The complainant confronted the sus-pects and they pulled out a firearm.The sus-pects fled the scene with cash, cellphones,
groceries, padlocksandcigarettes,” sayspo-lice spokesperson Sergeant Jerome Voegt.The police received an anonymous tip-off
about the whereabouts of the suspects,which led them to a house in Alps Street.There the police confiscated cigarettes, gro-ceries and padlocks.All the suspects have appeared on related
charges.. In an unrelated incident the police arrest-ed an 18-year-old man for allegedly commit-ting ahouse robbery inKuneneStreet, Port-lands.It is alleged that the suspect entered the
complainant’s home and threatened herwith a knife. The suspect took a cellphoneworthR1900 before fleeing the scene on foot.He has appeared on related charges.
Stolen goods were recovered by police after a business robbery.
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Woman andaccomplicesrob theirneighbourAwoman and threemen have been ac-cused of robbing a resident at a Tafel-sig home on Monday.At 23:15 policewere notified of a rob-
bery at a Perdeberg Street home.According to the complainant a 28-
year-old Congolese man was at homewhen he heard a knock on the door.“A femaleneighbourknockedon the
man’s door to informhim that shewasthere to give back a cellphone that shestole. When the man opened the doorthe woman was accompanied by threeother armed men,” says Warrant Offi-cer Wynita Kleinsmith, police spokes-person.The three men threatened the vic-
tim and in the process stabbed him inthe hand with a knife. The robberstook a cellphone, laptop and cash andfled the scene on foot.One of the man’s neighbours saw
what was happening and went to thehome of the woman. Here he managedto retrieve the phone and laptop, butthe men got away with the cash.The 19-year-oldwomanwas arrested
and detained at the Mitchell’s Plainpolice station ona charge of house rob-bery.The police are still looking for the
three, known men.
Rescuer Robin rewardedThe National Sea Rescue Institute
(NSRI) honoured crew member RobinFortuin this month as he was formallyawardedwith theGallantryAward, silverclass in a ceremony at the NSRI Strand-fontein rescue base.Fortuin was also awarded the depart-
ment of transport’s South African searchand rescue Meritorious Award for “dem-onstrating extremebravery, courage, self-lessness and exceptional skills during asearch and rescue mission”.The awards are in recognition of his
tireless efforts to save the lives of sixswimmers who were swept out to sea bya riptide atMonwabisi Beach on 1 Decem-ber 2013.His family, friends and the crewofNSRI
Strandfontein celebrated this acknowl-edgement with him.An experienced rescue swimmer from
Muizenberg, Fortuin trained with theNSRI Strandfontein crew for seven yearsand currently works as a lifesaver in AbuDhabi.The 23-year-old Fortuin returned home
to receive his award and also to film a re-enactment of the dramatic rescue.Sadly, a seventh bather lost his life that
day, as he went under before Fortuincould reach him. “I will never forget thatday. I managed to save six people, but Iwill always remember the soul that waslost. I don’t believe one can ever get usedto it when a life is lost, but it is a realityof the job.” says Fortuin.“I am grateful for the love and support
[I get] from my family. Volunteering oftenmeans that I get to spend less time withthem. I also have to give credit to the amaz-ing crew at NSRI Strandfontein, because I
would not have been able to do what I didwithout the support and guidance from mycrew. Everyonewho had a hand inmy train-ing prepared me to deal with the pressures
of the day. These awards are for them aswell.”Volunteers atNSRIStrandfontein are re-
sponsible for their own physical fitness tomeet the demands of the job. They oftenhave to deal with physically high-risk situ-ations, such as the rescue which Fortuin– only 21 years old at the time – was in-volved in.The crew are also faced with strain on
their mental and emotional well-beingwhile performing their duties.NSRI Strandfontein’s station command-
er, Mario Fredericks, says he is proud ofhis crew and hails them as valuable assetsto the community. He says that this levelof commitment is exactly what they lookfor and need from their volunteers.“Volunteering for Sea Rescue requires
the commitment to consistently report forduty each Sunday and the onus is on eachcrew member to focus on developing theskills needed to effectively deal with anemergency.Fortuin, fully committed tohistraining, and the senior crew who trainedhim, can be proud of his achievements,”says Fredericks.“I am very proud to be part of NSRI
Strandfontein. The crew is committed andit is with their help that heroes like Robinare born. Even though Robin did this res-cue alone, in the bigger picture, this wasa team effort.”NSRI Strandfontein works every day
with 17 volunteer crew and 15 trainees, allof whom come from surrounding commu-nities. Trainees have to study for an aver-
age of one year to qualify as crew. They com-mit to training duty every Sunday and areon call at all hours to respond to emergen-cies.
Rescue swimmer Robin Fortuin with his motherColleen Fortuin from Southfield at an awardceremony where his bravery was acknowledged.
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Four ‘hijackers’arrestedFour men have been arrested for posses-sion of stolen goods and hijacking.The Mitchell’s Plain police arrested the
men, aged between 32 and 58 years, for pre-sumed stolen property and hijacking at ahome in St Helena Street, Portlands onThursday last week at 11:30.“Early that morning the officers re-
ceived information about four suspicious-looking men in a green Golf that was in-volved in a hijacking in the area,” says po-lice spokesperson Sergeant Jerome Voegt.“The police, together with community
structures, managed to arrest the fourmen. The driver of the vehiclewas arrestedon an outstanding warrant of arrest in aWellington domestic violence case. It isfurther believed that another suspect waslinked to a previous theft case registeredat the Mitchell's Plain police station.”
During the search of the car the officersfound a tablet that is presumed to be stolenproperty.The four men were arrested on charges
of carjacking, stolen property, domestic vi-olence and theft.The suspects were due to appear in the
Mitchell’s PlainMagistrates’ Court yester-day.The Mitchell’s Plain cluster police man-
agement says they are grateful to the com-munity structures who joined the police incombating crime.“Further, we urge the community to re-
main vigilant and to contact their respec-tive sector commanders with information.For those who have not yet joined ourstructures, we urge them to join us by be-coming part of their respective street com-mittees,” says Voegt.
Two taken for drugs in houseTwo men were arrested for illegal posses-sion of drugs inMitchell’s Plain on Mondaylast week.At 16:40 the police were on patrol when
they received information that drugs werebeing sold at a house in Hartebees Street,Eastridge.Themembers followedup on the informa-
tion and searched the house where theyconfiscated 40 packets of tik, 16 mandraxtablets and 17 parcels of dagga.“A 42-year-old man was arrested for pos-
sessionof illegal substances and the suspect
has already appeared in court on the saidcharges,” says police spokesperson Consta-ble Zandile Marashula.On the same day, at 21:15, the officers fol-
lowed up on information received thatdrugs were being sold at a house in BiljaartStreet, Tafelsig.Here 20mandrax tablets, 10 heroine units
and two plastic bags of dagga were confis-cated.A 33-year-old man was arrested for pos-
sessionof illegal substances.Hehasalreadyappeared in court.
Walking easy: An elderly woman’smobility problems are now a biteasier after she received crutchesfrom the City of Cape Town. PhumlaMatiwane (right) brought the womanto the subcouncil 23 offices lastmonth, requesting assistance forNomzi Nowi (middle), who isexperiencing mobility problems. Arequest was sent to the mayor’soffice and a donation of a pair ofcrutches was approved through themayor’s mobility aid programme.Nowi, a resident of Samora Machel,was presented with the crutches at ahandover ceremony held at thesubcouncil 23 offices on 7 May wheresubcouncil chairperson Natalie Bentofficiated.
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Each year, seven days are dedicated to raising awarenessabout the rights and needs of children.
This week marks National Child Protection Week,which focuses on some of our most vulnerable citizens.
It’s a time for us to take a long hard look at the abuse,neglect and exploitation of our children.We are remindedof the need to protect them.
Violence against women and children often goes unno-ticed as it is hidden and rarely reported. Girls and boyscan be victims of violence in the home, at school, in thestreets, in the community or even in the custody of thosewho are meant to protect them.
Despite our sophisticated legal framework, South Afri-ca is still marked by high levels of violence against, andexploitation of, children, according to Save the ChildrenSouth Africa, a non-profit organisation promoting chil-dren’s rights.
The organisation estimates that between 2011 and 2012,during which research was carried out, over 50 000 chil-dren were victims of violent crime, over 12 500 of assaultand almost 26 000 of sexual offences.
In 2011, a study by the South African Human RightsCommission and Unicef found violence against childrenoccurs on a large scale and in any of the settings wherechildren spend their childhood – in homes and with fami-lies, in schools, care and justice systems, workplaces andcommunities. The report found that 1 in 3 parents use se-vere corporal punishment in the form of beatings. Almost30% of all sexual offences against children involve chil-dren under 10 years of age.
But with these shocking numbers, how can we settlewith only seven days of awareness?
It falls to each and every one of us to take responsibilityfor our children and to keep them safe.
Every day needs to be dedicated to protecting our chil-dren, not just one week.
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Children mustbe protected
Resorts show off Cape coastThe onset of the cooler weather usuallysends most people indoors, waiting forwarmer weather to return before venturingout for a well-deserved break.
But the municipal coastal resorts offer acosy getaway at affordable prices, whichmake them ideal for a mid-year winterbreak.
TheCity of CapeTownmanages 12 resortsin prime locations along Cape Town’s coast-line with a range of accommodation typesin chalets and caravan and camping sitesavailable.
Some resorts also boast conference facili-ties, swimming pools and tidal pools. Theyare a perfect base for exploring the wondersof Cape Town’s coastal environment.
All resorts are conveniently located inclose proximity to shops, shopping centresandother tourist attractions andmanyoffermagnificent views over the coastline andthe surrounding mountains.
For nature lovers, the Kogel Bay, Bluewa-ters, Zandvlei, Soetwater and Silwerstroomresorts are located in or next to nature con-servation areas. Silwerstroom Resort looksonto an unbroken stretch of sand for somethree kilometers.
All resorts cater for families. Both theBluewaters and Monwabisi Resorts havenewly refurbished chalets and a multitudeof picnic and braai facilities available. Afamily of four can spend twonights at eitherof these resorts for under R350.
The Soetwater Resort was mentioned as
one of the top 25 caravan and camping sitesin South Africa by the Travelstart blog. Lo-cated between Kommetjie and Scarbo-rough, this stunning resort is popular for aweekend retreat. It is within walking dis-tance to the Slangkop lighthouse and inclose proximity to Kalk Bay, Simon’s Townand Cape Point.
Millers Point Resort makes for a perfectday’s outing on a clear winter day. A spec-tacular setting is created by the dramaticland-sea contrast, with a coastal terracebacked by the steep escarpment slopes andridges of the Swartklip mountains.
For those looking for an active holiday,the Zandvlei Resort offers visitors a rangeof water sports such as kayaking, sailing,windsurfing and canoeing.
Belinda Walker, mayoral committeemember community services and specialprojects, says Cape Town’s coastal recrea-tional spots serve as primary access pointsto the coastline for tourists and residents.
“The City’s resorts are a key elementwithin the coastal recreational nodeswhichenhance visitors’ experience of the coast-line and the surrounding natural areas.
“Set in different locations with differentcharacteristics, these resorts cater for arange of visitor experiences – frompersonalretreats and nature, to adventure-filled, ac-tive holidays,” she says.V For the full list of resorts and facilities available visitwww.capetown.gov.za/en/SportRecreation/Pages/Resorts.aspx.
The City of Cape Town manages 12 resorts in prime locations along Cape Town’s coastline,such as Silwerstroom Resort.
Local artists will be showing their sof-ter side when they take to the stage atthe Bellville Civic Theatre in aid ofcharity on Sunday 26 July.
They’ll be performing at People’sPost’s sister publication, TygerBur-ger’s annual Want ons Kan/’Cause weCan! charity concert, which aims tooffer financial support to different lo-cal organisations.
Now in its thirteenth year, the con-cert, for which TygerBurger is the me-dia sponsor, has already generatedR1.8m in donations.
This time round, Project Dignity,Fisantekraal Centre for Developmentand Choc will be the beneficiaries ofthe one-night-only event.
The artists on stage provide theirtime and services free of charge andaudience members can buy their tic-kets directly from their charity of choi-ce, ensuring that every cent raisedgoes where it’s needed most.
Ticket holders will be treated to per-formances by Zanne Stapelberg, NicoNel, Jak de Priester and Altus Muller,Anna Davel, Mathys Roets and Jaco-nell Mouton (klavier), Marc Lottering,Wicus van der Merwe, Peter Mitchell,Schalk Joubert (bass), Luna Paige (vo-cals and piano), Vernon Swart(drums), Corlea, Andre and The Swin-gers, David Kramer, Dewald Wasser-fall, Dowwe Dolla, Pedro Kruger,Hiram Koopman, Albert Frost andArno Carstens while Tracey Langeand Hannes van Wyk will tie every-thing together as the MCs.Want ons Kan/’Cause we Can! 2015
will be on stage at the Bellville CivicTheatre from 18:00 for 18:30. Ticketscost R250 and are available directlyfrom the beneficiaries:V Call Liza Adlem on 082 772 9057 to buy yourtickets from Project Dignity.V To support Choc, readers can buy their ticketsfrom Alicia van Onselen on 083 414 6741 or Va-nessa Vermaak on 082 784 5179.V Call Linda Oosthuizen on 072 740 4854 tobook tickets with the Fisantekraal Centre forDevelopment.
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APPLICATIONS FOR INFORMAL BEACHTRADING PERMITSThe City of Cape Town invites you to apply for informal beach trading permits for the period2 November 2015 to 31 October 2018.
Approval of product and permits will be at the discretion of the Director: Sport, Recreationand Amenities. This will be a one-off application process and all unsuccessful applicants willbe placed on a waiting list.
Only application forms for 2015 to 2018 will be accepted and only sites listed on theapproved trading schedule will be available for application.
Application forms and information on the relevant trading sites are available from thefollowing Beach Management Offices:
Area Physical locationContactperson
Telephone Fax
Table View Leibrandt van Niekerk Hall,South Road, Table View Anne Sauls 021 444 0275 086 576 2098
Atlanticseaboard
Civic Centre, second floor,Booking Office, 12 HertzogBoulevard, Cape Town
Nihaad Ajam 021 400 3823 086 588 5022
StrandfonteinStrandfontein Pavilion, cornerof Strandfontein Road andLukanon Drive
RabiaPetersen
084 591 3502
Bluewaters Bluewaters Resort, Links Drive Selena Shaw 021 444 8796Fish Hoek Caravan Park, Fish Hoek Harold Ross 021 782 5503
Muizenberg Muizenberg Beach office,1 Atlantic Road, Muizenberg
GregorMthethwa
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Strand Corner of Main Road andFagan Street, Strand
AneliaHaman
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Completed application forms can be posted (for the attention of the Director: Sport,Recreation and Amenities) to PO Box 298, Cape Town 8000, or hand-delivered (for theattention of Nadia Oppelt) to one of the abovementioned offices.
The closing date for applications is Friday 3 July 2015.
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Kids see fun in ‘emergency’Children were at the forefront of a free com-munity event organised to bring families to-gether.With a sandwich and a party packet in
handchildrenwere intriguedbymany inter-active displays at the event, which was alsoattended by People’s Post.Metro ambulance services, the fire and
rescue service, Old Mutual and the policeparticipated in the attractions.Some of the highlights were blood pres-
sure and health checks, a fire-safety demon-stration and various demonstrations of life-saving techniques by the ambulance servi-ces.The event also enabled the emergency ser-
vices representatives to educate residentson the correct person to contact in emergen-cy situations.The event was also supported by the Com-
munity Police Forum and the local neigh-bourhood watch..
Firefighter Ricardo Carrolissen gave a water canon demonstration. The demonstration wasexciting for the children who treated it as a sprinkler and a chance for some fun water play.
PHOTOS: SAMANTHA LEE
Metro ambulance paramedics set up for a life-saving demonstration at the fun day.
The committee responsible for the event was made up of neighbourhood watch members,subforum 4 members, the police and the community police forum.
The firetruck was opened for children to explore at the fun day.
“A day in the life of a fireman” was a popular presentation for the children who were given theopportunity to see and touch real firefighting gear.
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Less time for crime in sportsSeven police stations and 28 sports teamscame together in a sports tournament aimedat combating crime.NGO Sport Against Crime and the Mitch-
ell’s Plain police cluster held a seven-a-sidenetball and soccer tournament on Saturdayinwhichabout 300 childrenparticipatedandwhich People’s Post also attended.The event, held at Rocklands High School,
brought children from all over the area to-gether to interact and play sport.The initiative is aimed at channelling
youngsters’ energy into healthy activities tokeep them away from gang influences, offi-cials say.
The Steenberg, Grassy Park, Mitchell’sPlain, Lentegeur, Lansdowne, Athlone andPhilippi police stations were each responsi-ble for two u.14 soccer teams and two u.14netball teams that competed inmatches last-ing 10 minutes each.Vincent Daniels, president of Sport
Against Crime, says he hopes to take theproject to many more areas affected bycrime and will continue to work with theteams made up of primary school childrenfrom the respective policing areas.Saturday’s tournament was considered a
success as parents and siblings also cameout to support the children in theirmatches.
Riyaaz Thoman and Cody Maart from Lentegeur High School rush to defend their net as AshleyCupido (right) from Perivale Primary School in Grassy Park goes for a goal. PHOTOS: SAMANTHA LEE
Mitchell’s Plain police station commander Brigadier Cass Goolam, Sport Against Crime presidentVincent Daniels and police spokesperson Lieutenant Ian Williams.
Not even the heavy downpour and overcast conditions could stop the children from enjoyingthemselves at the tournament organised by the police.
Miska Jumal, Mamtolo Tuose, Demica Mannuel, Tamica Appels and Petronella Myburg fromOttery travelled to play netball in the sports tournament on Saturday.
Aloe Junior High (in white) represented Lentegeur police station and Harvester Primary School(in orange) represented Mitchell’s Plain police station on Saturday.
The Grassy Park reserve bench waiting for their chance to get in some game time. U.14 soccerand netball games were played.
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TAFELSIG – R330 000
BRENT – 074 814 2204
Fully enclosed & renovatedhome consisting of 3 beds,lounge, dining area, Garage 2cars, undercover braai area
NEW WOODLANDS – 395 000
FAROUK – 082 873 4815
3 beds + bic, ffk, lounge, diningarea, carport 3 cars, braai area
ROCKLANDS – R320 000
CHARMAINE – 079 582 5085
2 beds, lounge, fitted kitchen,fam bathroom. Garage. Big yard
TAFELSIG – SPRING ROAD –
R200 000
FAROUK – 082 873 4815
3 beds, standard kitchen,lounge, off street parking
BAYVIEW – R530 000
2 beds, lounge, ffk, familybathroom, garage
CHARMAINE – 079 582 5085
WESTGATE – R580 000
IGSHAAN – 079 735 2149
On big plot, renovated 3 beds,mes, ffk, lounge, garage
TAFELSIG – R235 000
DEVON – 078 356 1332
Secure and enclosed 3bedrooms, tiled lounge, familybathroom with shower,Secure parking 3 cars
BEACON VALLEY – R260 000
IGSHAAN – 079 735 2149
Neat 2 bed, family bathroom,lounge, dining area, fully fittedkitchen, secure parking
WESTRIDGE – R450 000
3 bedrooms, lounge and diningarea, fitted kitchen, sepbathroom & toilet, enclosedcarport 3 carsDEVON – 078 356 1332
STRANDFONTEIN – R560 000
WAYNE – 083 483 1784
3 beds - bic, modern fambathroom, tiled lounge, fully fittedkitchen, tandem garage. Braaiarea
THE WESTRIDGE – R490 000
Very neat 3 beds, bic, ffk,lounge, lots of space
DEVON – 078 356 1332
STRANDFONTEIN – R580 000
WAYNE – 083 483 1784
On big cnr plot. 3 beds, tiledlounge, ffk, garage
LENTEGEUR – R305 000
1 bed, lounge, dining room,standard kitchen, secureparking 2 cars++++, 2 xtrarooms in back of propertyDEVON – 078 356 1332
MANDALAY – R850 000
5 beds + bic, en-suite, fambathroom, lounge, dining area, tvroom, fully fiited Kitchen, braaiarea, garage *2, carport, poolWAYNE – 083 483 1784
STRANDFONTEIN – R950 000
FAROUK – 082 873 4815
Maasbanker – 5 beds, 2 bath-rooms,ffk, lounge, dining area,study, storeroom, Garage 3cars, off street parking
TAFELSIG – R290 000
WAYNE – 083 483 1784
Near spine road, secure 3 beds,standard kitchen, lounge,garage, enclosed yard
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Local singers preparefor starlight finaleAfter weeks of battling itout on stage, five finalistswill “sing it” one last timefor the finals of this year’sStarstruck Voice Search.
The competition, whichtests contestants’ musicbusiness sense as well astheir voice, has been run-ning since February andgives aspiring singers thechance to learn moreabout the behind-the-sce-nes side of the music in-dustry, while offeringthem mentorship andtraining to be able to pur-sue a career in entertain-ment, even if they don’twin.
Curtis Banks and DaleMiles from Mitchell’sPlain, the group No Swettfrom Paarl and Welling-ton, Rafieka van de Rossfrom Delft and ShafiekaPatel from Athlone have made it through tothe final round and will be performing at the
Las Vegas Lounge in Mit-chell’s Plain on Thursdaywhere they’ll be compe-ting for the main prize ofa R300 000 record and en-dorsement deal.Idols star Crushanda
Forbes will accompanythe finalists on stage.
Each round of the finalwill be judged by differentjudges. The panel of jud-ges includes AubreyAries, SK, Ashley Pienaarand Christian Bennett.
“The top five have le-arnt much more than ex-pected,” says competitionorganiser Brilynn vanRooyen from CrazyworldProductions.V The evening starts at 20:00.Email [email protected] or call 074 6964325 for bookings and more in-formation. Visit www.face-
book.com/starstruckvoicesearch for more about theStarstruck Voice Search.
Dale Miles from Mitchell’s Plain isone of the finalists of this year’sStarstruck Voice Search.
Book your spot in gospel choirThe Cape Town Gospel Choir will be hos-ting open auditions on Monday 8 and 15June.
The choir, which is made up of about40 singers from all races and socio-econo-
mic backgrounds, sing many differentstyles in various languages. They practi-se on Monday nights in Pinelands.V Email [email protected] or send an SMS to079 383 8893 to book an audition.
See local music in all itscolourful glory at ArtscapeCapetonians can look forward to enjoyingand celebrating Cape Town’s rich musicalheritage with the second instalment ofKaap-se Musiek in Colour.
Directed by Alistair Izobell, Kaapse Mu-siek inColour 2will be on stage at the Artsca-pe Opera House from Monday 8 to Saturday13 June.
In keeping with the spirit of ubuntu andmusical diversity and in celebration ofYouth Month, the theme of this year’s pro-duction celebrates emerging talented youngSouth African artists who will become part
of the local music heritage, creating a plat-form for future generations.
Alistair’s line-up includes Nur Abrahams,Edith Plaatjies, Salome Damon, Austin Ro-se, Robin Pieters and Andrea Anthony. Theywill be supported by a live band with musi-cal director Trevino Isaacs on piano, MelvinWilliams on bass, Jason de Laney on guitar,Keagan Links on drums, Jason Ward on per-cussion and other musicians on brass in-struments.V Tickets for Kaapse Musiek in Colour 2 cost R100 andare available at Computicket.
The cast of Kaapse Musiek in Colour 2 are, top row from left, Trevino Isaacs, Nur Abrahamsand Robin Pieters. In the middle are Salome Damon and Andrea Anthony with Austin Rose andAlistair Izobell in the bottom row.
PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 2 June 2015 CLASSIFIEDS 13
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PERSONALSEVICES
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CATERING &VENUES
1401.
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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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.
021-371 1588 / 082 503 9026
.MOUNTVIEW HIRING for allfunctions. Ph 021-692 2497 or072 854 3966
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CHILDREN’SENTERTAINMENT
1405.AHMED'S jumping castlesfor hire. Ph 079 491 4440
.JUMP 4 JOY hiring castle, amuse-ment etc. % Ricky 073 268 7546
.JUMPING CASTLE for hire.021-393 8528, 083 890 4793
.JUMPING CASTLES & WaterslidesPh 021-704 0859, 083 281 7930
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Jumping Castles for hireR250 / R300 / R350contact: 074 729 7398
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FINANCIAL
1420.
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RequirementsSA IDSA DRIVERS LICENCE3 MONTHS PAYSLIPSPROOF OF ADDRESSMIN. SALARY R10 000GOOD RATES, TERMSAND NO DEPOSITCALL / SMS YOURNAME AND NUMBERAND I WILL CALL YOU
074 783 4123.
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1435.MAMA ZAINA
*Financial boost/problem*Relationship problems*Bad Luck *Evil Spirits
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Mitchells Plain/MandalayPh 073 0999 267
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NEWHEALERfrom themountain
SHAFIQTroubled relationshipsFinancial problemsMagic wallet / stick
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1440
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Affordable divorcesby experienced lawyer.Ph Andre 076 595 2742
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1445
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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)- R7 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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BLOCKS, SAND,STONE
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RCS – Credit & Debitcards accepted
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ELECTRICALAPPLIANCES
1620.All Fridge Regassing and geyserrepairs. 021-371-5362
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1675.AA's BUYS good quality furnitureand appliances. We collect. Ph021-374 6060 or 083 948 2804
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GENERAL &HOME SERVICES
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CARPETS/CURTAINS/UPHOLSTERY
1803.
A&G CARPET ANDUPHOLSTERY CLEANING
PH: GAIL 021-391 3483OR 072 906 1796
.Exclusive BlindsBlinds less 25%Ph 084 607 5369
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PASTEL ACCOUNTING COMBO R9 500 R6 000
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION PLUS 2015 R7 000 R4 000
PC TECHNICIAN R2 500 R1 500
NETWORK TECHNICIAN R2 500 R1 500
IT TECHNICIAN R4 000 R2 900
TYPING CERTIFICATE R1 200 R 799
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PERSONAL SERVICES1400
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DRIVING SCHOOLS1417
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CHAMPS DRIVING ACADEMYSPECIAL PACKAGES AVAILABLE
H R140 per hour H 5 lessons R650H 10 lessons R1300 H 5 lesson + car hire R1100
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MAMASHAKIRA. Fortune teller . Relationship problems. Bring back lost lover . Palm Reading. Remote Control .Magic Stick
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PH/WHATSAPP071 305 4658
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GENERAL & HOME SERVICES1800
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS INTERIOR1835
.Blinds, curtains, rods, Upholstery cleaning andcarpet cleaning. Special Blinds order aboveR2500 rod up to 3 m free Phone Moosa
021-371 8917 / 083 493 1495
PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 2 June 201514 NEWS
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BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION
1801.
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.
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ALUMINIUMWINDOWS&DOORSSupplied& fitted
Call Chris:082 570 5686021 - 638 5292
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IVOR'S HOMEIMPROVEMENTS
Alterations & Renovations*Carports *Painting &
*vibracrete extTel: 021-762 7077Cell: 076 111 7300
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CARPENTRY
1874.
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 -30 yrs EXP Mr M Harris021-392 2894, 073 293 3952
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CLEANINGSEVICES
1805.
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DSTV/TV/DVDSERVICES
1807.
BUSY CORNERTV REPAIRS - Efficientrepairs to microwaves,
ghd's, hair straighteners,for R200. We collect &deliver for R40 extra.Ph 021 705 4222or 083 861 0418
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ELECTRICAL
1810.
24/7 FRIDGE REGASSINGPh 073 4808 444
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FRIDGE RE-GASSING(Labour + gas incl. R180)
Call: 073 500 1806*All jobs done at home!!!
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All Installations & Maintenanceby Ronald George Electrical
Tel: 021-705 5922Cell: 083 311 7195
.ALL HOME appliances repaired.Fridge/freezer regassing. For a Freequote. % Angelo 073 664 3532
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TV/Microwave Repairs18 Lanaria Crescent,
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GARDEN &IRRIGATION
1825
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FREE WATERSpecial Winter Price- Wellpoints /mini boreholes.No water, no charge.Improve your existing wellpoint.Ph 021 - 637 5677 or
021 - 701 4522 / 072 825 9586
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HOME IMPROVEMENTSINTERIOR
1835
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RC BLINDSWe supply vertical,venetian, woodenvenetian blinds
074 259 1802 - Renaldo082 598 2606 - [email protected]
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HOME IMPROVEMENTSEXTERIOR
1836
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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.
Ph Albert 073 545 6994
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THEO'S GATES & B/BARSVibracrete walls & extensions,
carports, barbed wire & spikes andautomation on all types of gates.
20 years experience.Ph 078 624 4761
.VIBRACRETEWalls, Paving,Plastering, Carports, Painting.(021) 392 1433 or 083 539 5478
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SWIMMING POOLS
1867
.CLEAN & MAINTAIN POOLS.Ph 083 494 3939 or 021-836 8208
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TRANSPORT &STORAGE
1870
.FURNITURE REMOVALSPh 0786113627.
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BUSINESS
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
2415
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NEED EXTRA MONEY??Avroy Shlain Cosmetics is lookingfor consultants to sell products
Nikki 082 489 2592
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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 4309
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TOURS &ACTIVITIES
2601.
MAURITIUS GROUP Tour leavingOctober 2016 For info, call Velme021-392 0148 or 073 202 5776
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VEHICLES
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VEHICLEREPAIRS
3080.
ENGINE OVERALL,R2 800. Clutch overalls,fr R1400. Gearbox repairsfr R1400. Parts & labourincl. Call 021-376 6014/
078 875 4394.
PROPERTIES
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ROOMS TO LET
3315.
PORTLANDS M/P room R1500pmfor working singles avail immed.Ph 079 221 7504
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EMPLOYMENT
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GENERAL
3680
.Wynberg factory
MACHINIST requiredMinimum 15 years
experience /VersatileWeekly wages R1090.00
Contact 021 824 0006/7/8
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KCServices is lookingfor a Semi- SkilledShoe Repairer
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CALL/CONTACTCENTRES
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EMPLOYMENT3600
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ESTATE AGENTS3665
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AYOBAREAL ESTATE!WEAREAREGISTEREDCOMPANYLOOKING FORESTATEAGENTS IN
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GENERAL3680
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WINTER JOBSAVAILABLEFIRST COME FIRST SERVE
10 Data capturers, 15 Waitrons, 10 Bartenders,20 Call centres, 5 Bank tellers, 15 Cruise ship
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20 Housekeeper / Cleaners, 15 Cashiers, 15 Porters,15 Kitchen Staff, 14 Drivers (code 8, 10, 14 with PDP)
40 Grade 10, 11 & 12. Training is provided.17 Heerengracht Str, Pier House, 6th Floor,
Next to Park InnHotel Cape Town021 418 4287 / 021 421 9170 / 021 828 2416
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Career Orientated Centre offers a Basic SprayPainting and Minor Dent & Scratch Removal
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Gun tracking is ‘impractical’NICOLE MCCAIN
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A section of the Firearms Control ActAmendment Bill is in the firing line.
The amendment proposes a new trackingsystem for guns by rolling out the use of mi-crodots and ballistic sampling.Within a year of the date of the bill, police
will have to have all firearms logged. Theballistic loggingwill then be rolled out to thesecurity industry and lastly to private gunowners during their relicensing.
StriationsBut firearm owner and dealer Alan Mar-theze says ballistic sampling is a measurethat only works faultlessly on TV shows, asstriations on a cartridge do not remain thesame indefinitely.Ben Coetzee, arms management project
manager of the Institute for Security Stud-ies, says the striations on a cartridge willchange with use over time.
“They can also be altered because of rustfrom a lack of maintenance and care or evenby cleaning the weapon with brushes andscrapers that are harder than the surfacesthey are used on,” he explains.Traceability Solutions’ Kyle Parker, who
specialises in the marking, managementand reporting of weapons, says it is not diffi-cult to purposely alter these striations.Using microdots to trace firearms is just
as impractical, Martheze believes, as stan-dard gun cleaning will easily removemicro-dots over time.
ImplementationThe implementation of the amendment billposes challenges too, Coetzee believes.Testing firearms will require them to be
brought to a specific testing location.“The most serious concern is the number
of firearms that will be congregated at a spe-cific point for the test to be performed. Secu-rity during these tests will be a nightmare,and every person that is on his way to the
test site will be at risk,” he says.The manpower to carry out tests is also
lacking. With an estimated 2.5m privatelyowned firearms, it would take years to carryout the process, Coetzee estimates.This year, a similar law in the United
States was repealed after attempts to imple-ment an imaging database for 15 years. Thelaw was described as “simply not working”.
AlternativesParker believes there are other solutionsthat will be easier to implement if manage-ment issues are ironed out.“All the weapons (over 99%) in the police
are marked with our technology. Use whatis marked now and get a tighter grip on thepolice as well as private security and civil-ian weapons,” he suggests.The proposed sampling will have signifi-
cant impact on legal firearm owners, saysJohn Welch of the South African Gun Own-ers’ Association. “The firearm owner is sup-posed to supply at least five rounds of ammu-
nition for ballistic sampling. Some ammuni-tion is priced up to R2000 per cartridge.Collectors’ pieces are to be kept in pristinecondition and are not to be fired,” he says.
Ballistics still neededAlthough the process will have significantcosts “with little return on investment”,there is still a place for ballistic sampling.“There are many different uses for fire-
arms and taking ballistic samples may helpto recover these firearms or at least contri-bute to the process of linking the firearm toa crime,” Coetzee says.The process may also be a deterrent to
criminals but there is not likely to be a sig-nificant decrease in firearm-related crime,he says.“I cannot reconcile the idea of a legal fire-
arm owner shooting people and then goinghome to lock their registered firearm safelyin the SABS-approved safe in his home. I al-so do not think the criminal will care if hisfirearm was ballistically sampled.”
PEOPLE'S POST | MITCHELL'S PLAINTuesday, 2 June 2015 SPORT 15
One of the world’s top basket-ball teams, theHarlemGlobe-trotters, will unleash their
special blend of athleticism andtheatre, during their first tour ofSouth Africa in almost two dec-ades.Set to put on their most outra-geous exhibition yet at Grand-West’s Grand Arena on 1 and 2 Ju-ly, the Harlem Globetrotters willenthral Cape Town audiences witha showcase of the basketball skillsthat haveplaced them in the recordbooks since their inception in 1926.Their family-styled performan-ces will be packed with upside-down shots, trick shots and passes,as well as slam dunks and threepointers hurled from the oppositeside of the court, also known asdowntown.“We are excited to be part ofbringing the Harlem Globetrottersto Cape Town this winter, and togive local audiences a chance to ex-perience their awe-inspiring skillsand showmanship first hand,”says Elouise Matthys of Grand-West.The HarlemGlobetrotters isan American
basketball exhibition team. Found-ed in 1926 the Globetrotters haverisen in fame and legacywith theirskills and exuberance. The squadis made up of talented male and fe-male athletes who put on enter-taining shows that the entire fami-ly can enjoy. Their passion for thesport is matched only by theirheart as they continue to be good-will ambassadors worldwide.Tickets to events at GrandWestare available at Computicket.
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HUG IT OUT: Rashaad Williams of Collegians Rugby Club in Mitchell's Plain loses theball in the tackle as Zaheer Davids and Junaid Gierdien of Violets Rugby Club crash intohim. The Super League B game was played at Chukker Road in Lansdowne. Home teamViolets secured the win of 26-25 with a last-minute penalty. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS
AS HIGH AS YOU CAN: Safwaan Morgan of Wanderers FC and Abdul Qiyaam Petersen ofEvertonians challenge for the ball in an u.8 league match played on the Astro turf at theRooikrans sport complex in Grassy Park on Saturday. Wanderers from Retreat won 2-0.
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Saturday’s unique Carnival Race Day of-fers more quality and variety than hasever been seen at Killarney, so there
has been a build-up of expectation amongpetrol heads.The on-track action includes the Cape
round of the All-Africa 3-hour endurancerace series, that is due to finish in the dark,a leg of the South African Superkart Cham-pionship and round four of the Power Seriesfor cars andmotorcycles sponsoredbyWing-field Motors.A parade of VW Beetles in honour of its
80th anniversary (the prototype was un-veiled in Germany in 1935) will take placeduring the lunch break, with the lucky win-ners of the high speed laps of the track ina racing sports Porsche competition, due toreceive their award shortly afterwards.There will also be a display of motorcyclestunt riding.The day will also feature an exotic and
sports car show that includes several histor-ic motorcycles under cover in the spaciousnewpit block. The popular EngenF1 simula-tors will be available to budding Lewis Ha-milton imitators in the same building. Out-side, a multifaceted funfair and amusement
park is going to offer rides and entertain-ment of a different nature, on the adjacentparking area.While entries for the 3-hour race include
six Porsches (all of them with two or eventhree drivers) the battle upfront ismore like-ly to be fought between a trio of Junos, aDodge Viper and possibly a Panoz Esperan-te.The formidable Juno attack is being led by
Western Cape champion Francis Carru-thers, with co-drivers Nick Adcock andDean McCarroll in an SS3 V6.They will have to face up to Craig Jarvis
and Marcel Angel in Jarvis’ recently ac-quired V10, 8.4 litre Dodge Viper and anAmerican V8 Panoz Esperante being sharedby Dave Alhadeff, Jonathan Bernstein andChris Carolin.Any gap upfront will allow the remaining
Juno SS3s (of Steve Humble/Johan Engel-brecht andColin Plit/Dawie Joubert) or per-haps even aNissan 370Z (in the hands of Jus-tin Mathie and Gary Sherrat) to take up thechase. Interesting entries have been re-ceived from Mark Lauth/Mike Verrier in aShelby CanAm, while Greg Mills is teamedwith top lady driver Andrea Bate in a Pill-
beam MP 98 that was originally conceivedfor the world’s most famous 24-hour race. Ofcourse the time spent refueling and chang-ing drivers during pit stops, as well as thefinal hour of racing in the dark could alsoinfluence the outcome of this Le Mans styleevent.Then there’s the potentially awesome
spectacle promised by the Superkart races.The driver’s backside is nomore than a cou-ple of centimetres off the ground in these ti-ny projectiles that have no suspension andwheels the size of doughnuts.However, they are powered by 250cc mo-
tors with six-speed sequential gearboxes.This allows them to attain speeds of morethan 200 km/h on the back straight and lapquicker than even themightyWesbank V8’sof a couple of years ago.The always hard-fought Bold Marine GTi
Challenge race is expected to be one of thehighlights of the Power Series section of theprogramme.YoungMarco Busi and Christopher Swart
swapped places at the head of the field lastmonth and they should be the ones to watchon Saturday. While the 15-year-old JoshuaDolinschekwill be looking for a repeat of his
recent single-seater Formula Libre victory,the battle in the Mutlu Batteries ClassicCars and theCarsUnlimitedFineCar events– that includesDaveRowley’s rare,modifiedVW Beetle – is expected to be much closer.With the first race scheduled to start at 10:00,the African 3-hour is the final event on theprogramme and is due to get under way at16:15. Admission is R60 for adults and R20for children under 16. There is no charge forchildren under 12. Tickets are also availablefrom Computicket.
Porsches, Junos in endurance
Petrol heads can look forward to great racing at Killarney on Saturday.
