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A traffic calming request froma resident in Gougem Road,Southfield has been approved

at the Protea Subcoucil meetingheld on Wednesday 22 October.Speed bumps will now be placed

as a traffic calming measure to as-sist with reducing vehicle speed onthe road.Resident Susan Carstens con-

tacted local ward councillor JanBurger with regard to her plightfor the calming measures in herroad.The request was spurred on due

to high volumes of traffic using theroad as a detour.“The road is being used as a de-

tour during roadworks on DeWaalRoad through to Princess VleiRoad.Many large trucks and busescome speeding down our residen-tial roaddaily,”Carstens said in anemail to the councillor.She adds damagewas being done

to the road and motivated that itendangered the lives of residentsand using the road has “become anightmare”.“Not only is this happening dur-

ing roadworks, it is a daily occur-rence. The road is being used athigh speeds by motorists. I feel itis a serious threat to children, ani-mals and vehicles parked on theside of the road,” she adds.However, funding for these

speed bumps will only be providedfor in the next budgetary processwhich is during 2015/2016.Burger says traffic calming

measureshave beenaneed inward72 for a long time.“Subcouncil 20 is inundated by

traffic calming requests from resi-dents. However, due to several fac-tors it is not always possible to im-plement all of these requests. Theapproximate cost of a speed bumpis R25 000,” he explains.Burger says the traffic calming

measures are primarily funded by

ward allocation budgets which isonly R700 000 per ward a year.“The subcouncil gives prefer-

ence to areas where the safety ofthe general public is at risk suchas near play parks, crèches,schools and old-age homes.”Even so, “only a limited number

of speed bumps can be installedduring any financial year,” hesays.

He adds that not all residents arealways happy with the suggestionof traffic calming measures in thearea.“Installing suchmeasures is also

not always the solution to the prob-lemand is notwelcomedby all resi-dents due to the noise factor andperceived damage to vehicles.“The installation of speed bumps

often simply shifts the problem to

adjacent roads leaving residentswith the same problem as before.It is simply not feasible to rely up-on traffic calming measures aloneto solve the problem,” he says.Burger says the money being

used to place these traffic calmingmeasures could have beenused dif-ferently if motorists were more re-sponsible.“I would like to appeal to resi-

dents to change their driving be-haviour. The City of Cape Towncannot continue to spend millionsof rands to mitigate against irre-sponsible drivingwhile we have somany other service delivery needs.This is good money being spent onirresponsible driving,” he adds.V What are your thoughts? Starting withthe word “Post”, SMS your views to 32516.SMSes cost R1.

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Almost 400 pedestrians have diedacross Cape Town in just four yearswhile crossing the city’s busy free-

ways.These are some of the staggering statis-

tics released by the SA National RoadsAgency Limited (Sanral) in an attempt torenew awareness of this dangerous prac-tice and to prevent pedestrian deaths.“For the period May 2010 to September

2014, there have been 396 pedestrian colli-sions on freeways in Cape Town, of which153 were confirmed fatal on the scene,”said Randall Cable, engineering head ofSanral’s provincial road network opera-tions.“The pressing need (is to cover) the in-

creasing trend of pedestrians being runover on city freeways, many of which re-sult in fatalities. The numbers are star-tling, and reason for major concern to allstakeholders.”

Major concernThe statistics provided are the results of

a pedestrian activity study where Sanralcounted the number of pedestrians cross-ing freeways using CCTV cameras.“This revealed that in a period of one

week, there were more than 36 000 pedes-trian activities on Cape Town’s freeways,”Cable said.“This is mindblowing, considering that

it is illegal for pedestrians to be on free-ways – and for good reason.”Cable said they wanted to share their

knowledge with the public to heightenawareness of current initiatives in the en-gineering, law enforcement and educationfields, as research is underway.“We need to sensitise motorists to this

issue. We need to share our informationwith road users.”

Bird’s eye viewHe said in Cape Town they cover 155km

of the busiest freeways with the FreewayMonitoring System. “We have a bird’s eyeview of what is happening on our free-ways, and there is a call to action.“With the use of more than 230 CCTV

cameras that we operate, we have beencapturing all freeway-related incident da-ta, including incidents involving pedestri-ans.”André Nel, the City of Cape Town’s traf-

fic operations deputy chief, said the issuewith pedestrians on freeways was indeed“a huge challenge”.“Freeways are managed by the provin-

cial department, but from the City’s sideall we can do is enforce the rules. We finda lot of pedestrians and people stopping topick up or drop off pedestrians to and fromwork,” he said.Althoughpedestrian freewaycrossing is

illegal, Nel said they mainly fined motor-ists as theywouldhaveundergonedriver’slicence tests. This was not always the casewith pedestrians, he said. “We have finedpedestrians. But they offer excuses suchasthat it is too dangerous to cross at the pe-destrian bridges over the freeways as theysay theymight be attacked,” Nel said, add-ing if that were the case, there “shouldhave been a large number of cases”.The challenge lay in the ratio of pedestri-

ans to officers. “If you consider the 36 000illegal pedestrians crossing the freewaysand the 250 to 280 traffic officers availableit is a huge challenge,” Nel said.

SAFE ROUTE: While thesepedestrians are opting tocross a road using a walk-way, most still choose cross-ing busy freeways over usinglegal pedestrian footbridg-es, claiming to be attackedon the walkways.

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A Lavender Hill family is crying foul af-ter they allegedly received bad servicewhen they called the City of Cape

Town’s emergency number.Lucinda Evans’ ordeal started on Satur-

day 18 October when she placed a call to theemergency call centre number 107 at 09:45.

Evans’ mother had cardiac failure at theirHilary Drive home in Southern Hills.

“When I called the number I waited forfive minutes before an operator answeredmy call. I asked the operator why it took solong before the phones were answered,” shesays.

“We were in desperate need of an ambu-lance to collect mymother and did not knowwhat to do. The operator just toldme the callcentre was busy.”

Evanswas again put on holdwhenher callwas redirected to another operator in an at-tempt to despatch an ambulance to the resi-dence.

“Her cheeky reply was that they are verybusy, then to crown it all I was only connect-ed to the ambulance service at 09:55 afterwaiting almost another five minutes to beconnected to the ambulance service,” shefumes.

“We were panicking because I know if thebrain is without oxygen for longer than fourminutes, you can die. I was not prepared tolose my mother,” she recalls.

Evans confirms the ambulance arrived ather residence at just after 10:00 that day.

“When theambulancearrivedatmyplace,I was still on hold for an operator to confirman ambulance was dispatched. It was a real-ly nerve-wrecking experience,” she adds.

“My question is: how much more traumadoes people living in the community have toendure with this poor ‘emergency servicecentre’ when a public call for an emergencyservice takes up to 15 minutes to respond?Do we really need to wait to die eventuallybefore one can get proper service?” she asks.

Evans says this was not her first bad expe-rience with the call centre.

“During last year I called the emergencynumber to report a domestic case. It alsotook them 15minutes to respond but nobodycame out that day. I am especially worriedbecause people in the informal settlement al-ready receive poor service; they should not

have to struggle with emergency services,”she says.

Mayoral Committee member for Safetyand Security JP Smith says the call centrestrives to answer all calls made to the centrewithin 20 seconds.

“However, dependant on call volumes andstaffing levels, this is not always possible. Inthis particular incident, our system indi-cates that therewere actually two callsmadeby the caller. The first call made was auto-matically answered by our system, but un-fortunately after 112 seconds the caller ter-minated the call and redialled, thus joiningthe back of the ‘queue’ and resulting in a fur-ther delay,” Smith explains.

He adds the overall time elapsed from thefirst call until the ambulance arrived atEvans’ residence was “14 minutes”.

Evans said she asked to speak to a supervi-sor to raise her concerns.

“I was simply told ‘no, we are busy’,” shesays.

Smith says a supervisor is always at thecentre to attend to these type of issues.

“Notwithstanding the fact that the centrewas extremely busy, there is always a super-visor on duty to attend to such operationalissues.

“On receipt of the information from thecaller, she was requested to stay on the lineand then placed on hold while the detail wasrelayed to the provincial Emergency Medi-cal Service. During subsequent discussion,once the caller was returned to the line withthe call-taker, it was noted that an ambu-lance that had apparently been in the vicini-ty, had arrived at the address.

“From the moment that the caller was ini-tially connected to an agent until the ambu-lance arrived at her door, it took less than

10 minutes,” Smith adds.He says callers should always have all the

below required information at hand whencalling the centre.

. Nature of the emergency,

. Exact location of the incident, includinga cross street or landmark,

. And caller details – name and contactnumber.

. Dependant on the type of incident, fur-ther information will be sought from thecaller as applicable, such as the number of

injuries, patient’s name, age, gender andmedical history.

“While the 107 Public Emergency CallCentre does not dispatch or manage re-sponding resources,we endeavour to ensurean efficient response, depending on the situ-ation, from the most appropriate service orservices as may be applicable,” Smith says.V Have you experienced a similar case with the Cityof Cape Town’s emergency call centre? Starting withthe word “Post’, SMS your opinion to 32516. SMSescost R1.

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Saturday 1 November

V Steenberg: Uniting Reform Church willhold their annual church bazaar in BanjoStreet. The event will kick off with agames evening on Friday 31 October at18:00. Breakfast will be sold on Saturdaymorning. There will be lots of activities forthe family to enjoy. Refreshments will beon sale including home-made breads,potjiekos, pancakes and cakes. For moreinformation phone Reverend S Christians on(021) 701 3769.

V Zwaanswyk: Zwaanswyk Academy willhold an Old School Function. DJ Catt willbe entertaining the crowd. Entry costs R40.Take your own XYZ. For more informationphone Debbie on 076 051 8835.

Sunday 2 November

V Diep River: Elfindale Holistic Fair willhold their second event at the ElfindaleCommunity Hall in Appollo Road. Entranceis free and the day will include good food,therapies, organic produce, arts and crafts.The facility is wheelchair and dog friendly.Celtic style music and a poi demonstrationwill be presented by Flow DNA. Foradditional information phone Avril on073 693 2435.

Saturday 8 November

V Lotus River: St Augustine’s will hold afood festival at their premises. The eventstarts at 14:00. Buy your lunch or supperfor only R25 per person. Various food will

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V Retreat: Natinline will hold their annualline dance show/social at St Cyprian’sChurch hall on the corners of 5th Avenueand Consort Road. They will be showcasingsome line dancing with social line dancingafterwards. Showcasing will happenin-between items as well. The event startsat 15:00 until 19:00. Entry fee is R50. Teaand coffee will be served. Take along yourown snacks. No alcohol allowed. Forbookings or more information contactNatalie via SMS or a Whatsapp messageon 076 648 9585 or via email onnat@natinlinedancing.co.za.

Thursday 13 November

V Lavender Hill: Coniston Ratepayers’Association will hold their annual meetingat the Coniston Park Recreation Centre at19:00. For more information phone Mr JWilliams on 083 856 6312 or Mrs LCornelius on 083 668 8711.

Wednesday 19 November

V Steenberg: Steenberg CommunityPolicing Forum will hold their annualmeeting. Steenberg police has invited allinterested parties, who reside in theprecint, to apply for membership. Applica-tion forms can be obtained from the policestation in Cradock Road. For more informa-tion phone Warrant Officer John J Bartletton (021) 702 9007.

Saturday 29 November

V Heathfield: Heathfield High School hostsa music extravaganza, titled Swing time,featuring the school band, Major 5 Band,Marimba Band, vocalists and instrumental-ists. Enjoy the sounds of big band music,swing and blues at Wynberg Boys HighSchool. Tickets cost R50. Phone Kelvin on084 597 8104 or Granville on 072 249 4677.

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In an attempt to reduce the occurrence ofshack fires, a fire awareness daywas host-ed at Vrygrond Sports Grounds on Satur-

day.The event aimed to educate adults and

children on the dangers of fire.A crowd of more than 400 residents of the

informal settlements attended the event,ready to be educated about how to reactwhen a shack fire occurs.

The initiative was suggested by ErnestFaro and was submitted to the City of Cape

Town. It highlighted the dangers of fires andmotivated why the programme was neededin Vrygrond.

Residents of Seawinds, OvercomeHeights, Vrygrond and Hillview were thetarget groups, as these communities havemany backyard dwellings and wood andiron shacks where shack fires occur.

Pupils from Zerilda and Capricorn prima-ry schools will also benefit from the pro-gramme, as regular follow-ups will be doneat the schools.

Programme co-ordinator and City officialMark Arendse worked alongside Faro tomake the day a success.

Arendse was also instrumental in thetraining of Expanded Public Works Pro-gramme (EPWP) workers, whowere trainedaweek in advance in the leadup to the event.

“We hosted a week of training to EPWPworkers from the area, so that they could of-fer a support service after and on the day ofthe event. The training was successful andwe trust this it will prove fruitful in the fu-ture,” Arendse says.

Residents’ attendance on the day was ex-ceeded their expectations, he adds, whichcan “only be a good thing”.

“We did not advertise the daywith postersor anything to that effect. All we did was

drive around in the areas with amegaphone[encouraging] people to come to the field. Itwas really well attended,” Arendse says.

Thedaywas specificallyhostedduringOc-tober as statistics show shack fires are acommon sight during summer, he ex-plained. “Wewantpeople to bewell preparedduring this time. It benefits them to be in-formed around these issues,” Arendse adds.

The day saw many activities, includingentertainment for youths through sports ac-tivities and jumping castles.

Arendse says they plan to host a follow-upprogramme in December. “We hope morepeople will attend the next event.”

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Members of the public are requested to nominate individual, organisations or military unitsfor Civic Honours in accordance with the Council’s Policy for the Conferment of Civic Honours.

Civic Honours may be conferred on citizens of Cape Town in the following categories:

• Freedom of the City (persons of distinction or military units)• Signing of the Civic Honours Book• Freedom of Entry into the City (military units only)• The Mayor’s Medal for one of the following: Community Affairs, Social Affairs and Services,

Cultural Affairs, Youth Affairs, Recreation and Sport, Conservation, Economic Affairs andExtraordinary Bravery

A Civic Honour may be conferred upon a living person or in memory of a deceased person.

All nominations must be in writing, must indicate the honour in question and must includeadequate motivation.

Please submit your nomination on the prescribed nomination form before or on Friday12 December 2014 to the Office of the Executive Mayor, Private Bag X9181, Cape Town,8000 or send it by e-mail to hayley.marais@capetown.gov.za. A copy of the Policy isavailable on the City’s website at www.capetown.gov.za/policies or it can be obtained bytelephoning 021 400 1070.

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OVERCOME HEIGHTS

Elderly couplegets new homeAn elderly couple who used to live in

a dilapidated and unsafe structurein Overcome Heights have been

given a new lease on life.This after City of Cape Town officials

andMayoral Committeemember forHu-manSettlements SiyabulelaMamkeli in-tervened to ease the plight of 63-year-oldYusuf “Boeta-U” Ackers and his wifeSoraya.

Itwas ona site inspection toOvercomeHeights, in the Capricorn area, to see theprogress with the City’s road upgradeand flood intervention measures in thisinformal settlement, whenMamkeli andofficials met Ackers and his wife.

The destitute couple, who are bothsickly, lived in an unsafe makeshiftwooden structure which was so rotten itwas on the verge of collapsing.

The City’s Human Settlements Direc-torate immediately made plans to helpthe Ackers.

They were moved to a new, dry site in

nearby Village Heights and now have asturdy dwelling. The City provided anenhanced emergency kit for the con-struction of their new dwelling, whichwas constructed free of charge by theCity’s service provider MS Davids Con-struction and Demolition.

TheCity’s Electricity ServicesDepart-ment also assisted with the electricityconnection for their new dwelling.

“We have to do everything in our pow-er to provide interim relief to our resi-dents in informal settlements, especiallyto the aged.

“This couple needed our help desper-ately and I thank all of our dedicatedstaff for their assistance and for makingsure we never forget the ‘human’ in hu-man settlements.”

Mamkeli thanked all of the localNGOsand the Ward Councillor Shaun Augustfor their ongoing assistance. “We cannotease the plight of our most vulnerableresidents without support,” he says.

‘Hot shots’ are fired upFire and rescue services are gearing up forsummer, when temperatures and strongwinds promote the spread of blazes.Last summer, firefighters attended to over

5 000 structural and vegetation fires.TheCity of Cape Townhas 900 professional

firefighters who can be called upon formajorincidents.Of these, a minimum of 240 are on duty per

shift and available on a 24-hour basis at the30 fire stations across the city.Thesenumberswill be bolstered by 120 sea-

sonal firefighters who form part of the so-called “hot shot” crews, used primarily tofight vegetation fires.Over 400 hopefuls were put through their

paces in recent months.Applicants needed a Grade 10 certificate,

police clearance, and were required to com-plete numeracy and literacy tests as well asa physical trial which required them to run2.4km in 11 minutes, carry two 20kg drumsfor a distance of 100m and do 30 push-ups andsit-ups in less than a minute each.The first batch of seasonal firefighters will

be on duty from Saturday 1 November andthe second batch from Monday 1 December.Their contracts will run until the end of

April 2015.In addition, 19 reservist firefighters have

nearly completed their first course and willbe ready for deployment in December.Report any fires to 107 from a landline or

(021) 480 7700 from a cellphone.Damaged fire hydrants can be reported to

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High costof rental unitmaintenanceMONIQUE DUVAL

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Budget cuts, staff shortages, overcrowd-ing and vandalism have resulted in ahousing dilemma across Cape Town.

During a presentation on the mainte-nance of public housing last week, City ofCape Town officials painted a bleak pictureof issues affecting rental stock across themetropole.

Ronald du Plessis, an official from theCity’s Human Settlements Department,said council currently managed 44 100 rent-al units, 11 000 hostel beds and an estimated41 100 informal backyarders.

He explained the department consisted of204 maintenance staff.

This, Du Plessis said, meant for every 216rental units there was only one person em-ployed by the department.

According to the presentation, notenough funds are given for the mainte-nance and upgrading of rental stock.

Du Plessis says the problem is further ex-acerbated by high levels of vandalism.

Human settlements department officialAlida Kotzee said due to staff shortages theywere not able to monitor when repairs areneeded.

She explained for the 2012/2013 financialyear, the City was supposed to receiveR213m from rentals.

Of this amount, R66m was written off toassist those who receive indigent grants.

And of the remaining R147m, only R57mwas recovered.

In the presentation, Kotzee outlined theeffects of vandalism, gangsterism and ille-gal occupation of rental stock as areas ofconcern.

Commenting on upgrades, Kotzee saidmost structures were built between 1940and 1970 and in most cases cannot be up-graded to accommodate new environmen-tally friendly technology.

Councillors questioned what the depart-ment was doing about the illegal spazashops in rental units.

They explained shop owners did not havethe necessary land use permissions and al-leged many were being used as a front forillicit activities.

Kotzee said mayor Patricia de Lille viewsspaza shops as a source of income for fami-lies.

“The safety and security department wasbanned from taking action against shopowners occupying rental stock,” Kotzeesaid. “[De Lille] has put a ban on such ac-tion, except in cases where liquor and drugsare being sold or where firearms are beingkept.”V What are your views on the maintenance of rentalstock? Starting with the word “Post”, SMS yourthoughts to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATTuesday, 28 October 20148 LETTERS

The City of Cape Town invites comment from communities on the 2014 Draft AllocationPolicy: Housing Opportunities and the Draft Policy for the Establishment of CommunityResidential Unit (CRU) Committees.

In terms of section 17 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000,the public and interested parties or groups are given the opportunity to submit comments,recommendations or input to the municipality from 1 to 30 November 2014.

Comments, recommendations or input may be submitted by:

• Fax: 086 201 2937• E-mail: trevordennis.mitchell@capetown.gov.za• Written submission: 21st floor, Cape Town Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town

(for the attention of Trevor Mitchell)• SMS: “allocation policy” followed by comment to 31766• Internet: www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay

The City’s Public Participation Unit will assist people who cannot read or write, people livingwith disabilities and people from disadvantaged groups who are unable to submit writtencomments to have their comments, recommendations or input recorded and submitted tothe City. Contact the following persons:

For general public participation:Frederick Venter, tel. 021 400 1768 or e-mail: frederick.venter@capetown.gov.za

For disadvantaged groups:Anele Viti, tel. 021 400 1652 or e-mail: anele.viti@capetown.gov.za

The draft policies will be available for viewing at www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay, atsubcouncil offices and at municipal libraries.

Direct enquiries to the Human Settlements Policy and Research Unit, tel. 021 400 4409 ore-mail: trevordennis.mitchell@capetown.gov.za.

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Shebeeners providing for familyIn response to Susan van der Merwe’s letter“Unhappy at shebeen endorsement” (Peo-ple’s Post, 21 October).

As the Cape Flats Shebeeners’ Associa-tion, we respect your view on shebeens andthe social ills of liquor.

But we can’t carry the blame for individu-als who are not responsible drinkers.

I don’t understand why it is only she-beens’ liquor thathasan impact on families.

Why is it not the same for pubs and taverns?Pick n Pay, Shoprite, Spar and even

Wimpy are now applying for liquor licensesor extension of their current trading hours.

Why does this problem only involve she-beens?

Why do we always have to carry the theblame for social ills, while there are otherliquor stakeholders operating?

We believe each individual has the right

to take responsibility for their actions, re-gardless of the social ills.

Clive Jacobs is right when he gives creditto those who deserve it.

At the end of the day, we are ordinary peo-ple with needs like any other human being.

Even illegal shebeeners are providing fortheir families.SHEILA JACOBS,Cape Flats Shebeeners’ Association president

Jobs: sometimes Ifeel like giving upI would like to comment on Young Adult’s let-ter (“Desperate for jobs”, People’s Post, 21 Oc-tober).

It is so true what you say. I send my CVaway every week, but [get] no feedback justbecause I don’t have matric. It is so wrong be-cause how are we [going to] have experienceif no one wants to give us a chance?

You’ll never know how hardworking theperson with no experience is if you don’t givethem a chance.

Once they have a job they can do matric atnight school or study part time. Sometimes Ifeel like giving up.#FEDUPOFSEEKINGEmail

Your SMSes. I’ve been living in a bungalow in mymother’s backyard for many years. I livethere with my husband, my two childrenand our grandchild. We are on council’swaiting list for more than 23 years. We werealso denied a subsidised house in PelicanPark. What do we do now? My husband onlyhas four years to work before retirement.We deserve a house.

. Yes, crime is on the increase in Elfind-ale. Taps are being stolen. They nearly gotaway with stealing wheels off our car, butour dog woke us. We’re concerned.

. Resident of Elfindale, I’m from Laven-der Hill. Crime just becomes worse everyday. Police see vagrants with trolleys ontheir way to scrap yards, with goods theymostly steal from properties – especiallywhen nobody’s home. We should also takethe law into our own hands and deal with

criminals ourselves. Criminals get awaywith murder.

. Crime in Punt’s Estate is increasing atan alarming rate. And it’s no longer onlypetty crimes. With the most recent being abreak-in at my neighbour’s home days ago,the robber ran out of the front door armedwith a knife. We are no longer safe in ourown homes. Punt Road has become theprime target. More police patrols needed.

. We had our tap stolen. Crime is certain-ly increasing.

. Punt’s Estate has a definite increase ofvagrants and people living in shack dwell-ings inour surrounds. I canalready identifythe ones who are familiar in the area, butthose watching our homes to steal covertheir faces with hoodies. They knock on ourdoors to check if we are home and then plantheir crimes. This is only going to get worseif it is not nipped in the bud and taken seri-ously. This is more work for our already in-competent police service.

. The police need to patrol Retreat sta-tion and Retreat Road at 04:30. Criminalsroam there at that time.

. It is getting closer to the seasonof chari-ty. Donate to individuals or causes you feeltruly inspired by, one that elicits tears of in-spiration as guiding signs. Do not donate tofriends who are financially desperate. Youwill say goodbye to your money and yourfriend because of a foolish action. A fool andhis money are soon parted. Entropy takesover. The lesson is: Invest in higher orderand inspiration. Donate to causes that trulyinspire you. Keep your giving in balancewith your receiving. Donate anonymouslyand discreetly. Be grateful.

. Come, South Africa. Let’s prove to the“prophets of doom” that we will not followZimbabwe and the rest of the continent whoran their countries to ruin after being freedfrom colonialism. Free and fair.V Share your thoughts. Starting with the word “Post”SMS your comments to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

Maintenance: reverse the damageI would like to comment on Anastatia Mal-herbe’s article (“Maintenance: court ‘awaste of time’”, People’s Post, 21 October).

Several points in your article raise con-cern. You’ve been going to MaintenanceCourt for more than 10 years; you updateyour 11-year-old daughter each time you re-

turn from court; and your daughter has “de-cided for herself” that she has no interestin seeing her father.

You’ve no doubt been discussing yourcourt appearances with your daughtersince she was able to speak. Your role is toprotect your child, not to discuss adult mat-

ters with her. Why don’t you reverse thedamage and establish a relationship be-tween your daughter and her father. It mayjust be the incentive he needs to voluntarilystart paying maintenance.RALF KETZER,Oranjezicht

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Love at first sight (again)At first glance it doesn’t appear that much

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The new Honda Civic Tourer had me excit-ed about the cross over that we call stationwagons.Now my initial thought that always gets

associated with station wagons is that it’sfor the older generation, hearse, transport-er for creches or something along thoselines.That’s no longer the first thing that goes

through my mind.This is the future of the stationwagon/es-

tate genre.No longer boring and mundane.Honda bought the station wagon/estate

back to life with the Honda Civic Tourer.New life has been breathed into this beauty.This is a phenomenal piece of engineer-

ing, inside and out.Standing in front of the Civic Tourer can

be a little bit deceiving.It has the typical feisty Honda Civic look

from the front, and if you walk to the sideof the car that’s where everything gets in-teresting. There it is, ‘the wagon’.The difference with this wagon is that it

boasts the change we demand when itcomes to cars.We demand new. We demand slim line.

We demand awesome and that’s what Hon-da has delivered.Yes, somepeoplemight disagree, but then

again we can’t all love the same thing.As much as I absolutely love the fact that

Honda took it a step further and set thebenchmark for station wagons, it stillthrows a curve ball at you.You take a step back and look at the Civic

Tourer and think ‘where is the space?’After all, you do buy a station wagon/es-

tate for the space, don’t you?

At first glance it looks like space mightbe limited.It looks like a sedan that had its boot lid

stretched up to form the shape of a hatch-back. What do you do when you have ques-tions? You investigate.As soon as you pop open the trunk all

your questions will be answered. I don’tknow how they managed to do it, but thespace is there and there’s loads of it.After you have composed yourself with

the phenomenal boot space that the HondaCivic Tourer sports, take a step inside thisfuturistic machine.Allowyourself to be transformed to ahap-

py place. Seating a family of five with thegreatest of ease. The luxury trimmings andspecs that you would get in most top of therange cars, Honda hasmade stock standardin the Civic Tourer.The engine is not the biggest of engines,

and the torque and horsepower could beslightly adjusted to give a little bit more un-der the hood for the Civic Tourer. Howeverwith the comfort and practicality you arepresented with you can look past that.You’ll still be sitting on a 1.8F i-VTEC en-

gine rated at 104kW at 6500rpm and 174Nmat 4300rpm.Overall Honda has not only set the bench-

mark high for station wagons, they havegone and reinvented the wheel all together.Setting the bar high enough to make all

its competitorswork really hard to keep up.There are two models in the range. The

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Get your car holiday-readyThere are only a fewweeks left until the De-cember school holidays start.Now is the time to consider getting your

pre-holiday vehicle checks done before thelast-minute scramble begins, advises DeonGoch, provincial chairperson of the MotorIndustry Workshop Association (Miwa), ina press release.“Every year workshops get flooded in De-

cember with motorists wanting vehiclechecks and needing repairs just days beforethey plan to leave on holiday.“What motorists don’t realise is that

should maintenance be needed on their ve-hicle and spare parts are not in stock, theseneed to be ordered. This could take severaldays, if they are available at all,” saysGoch.He points out that it is risky leaving

things to the last minute and could put a re-al dampener on holiday plansTypically workshops start offering free

or discounted vehicle checks at this time ofyear.

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sent of the owner, he explains.“There’s nothingworse than having your

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A ’berry nice celebrationThe Stellenbosch Slow Market will soonbe painted red as all things strawberryare celebrated. Saturday 1 November willsee the Summer Strawberry Fair kick off.

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The Rooi Rok Padstal will be selling thefreshest seasonal strawberries. Wendy’sSmoothies, differentiated from othersthrough combining interesting flavourssuch as pomegranate, lemon, mint andnutty delights, will be serving refreshing-ly chilled strawberry smoothies, whilethe Smulpaap Café will be creating thebest strawberry inspired salads.

Ollie’s Sausages will be selling auniquely created strawberry sausage,and Cape Mountain Charcuterie will beoffering artisanal strawberry producedcreations made on the farm.

By Nature will be providing preserva-tive-free dried strawberries, while youcan expect the most delicious strawberrytoppings from Arnim von Werne on theirGerman cakes and waffles.

From the heart of Constantia, the Con-stantia Cheesery is a cheese lover’sdream, where one can get anything fromstrong mature cheddar to ripe gorgonzo-la, sheep and goat’s milk cheeses, and eve-rything in between – including a few spe-cial conserves and jellies.

There is no entry fee for the market andparking is freely available. Visitwww.slowmarket.co.za or call(021) 886 8514.V WIN! Five readers can win goodie bags containingfudge, nuts, a bottle of sparkling wine, fresh bread,butternut and a big bowl of strawberries to be col-lected at the venue. The winners will also receivevouchers for lunch, drinks and something sweet.To win, visit www.peoplespost.co.za on #Winning-Wednesdays.

Double Gold for Steenberg MerlotSteenberg has added another accolade to theConstantia Valley vineyard’s achievement,after the Merlot 2011 won a Double Gold atthe Veritas Awards.

The Steenberg Merlot 2011 is only one oftwo recognised at Veritas as Double GoldSouth African Merlots.

“This award is just awesome,” commentedwine maker JD Pretorius. “Steenberg has al-ways had a great reputation for producingexcellent Merlot so it is fantastic to get somemore recognition.”

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A country eventTake a break from everyday life to

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Pete Goffe-Wood from MasterchefSouth Africa will cook with the lesser-known meat cuts that Spencer Nicholswill debone beforehand. Nina Timm,RSG Cyber chef and food blogger, willshow you how to make your own ricot-ta cheese and turn it into scrumptiousfritters, while Chef Matt Vigario fromthe Private Hotel School will demon-strate a three-course meal that turns ordi-nary dairy products into delicious meals.

Karen Slater from Curds and Whey willteach you how to turn fresh Jersey milk intothick and creamy yoghurt and Ellen Straussfrom Worcester Museum will take you backto basics when she churns cream into butter.

Fun for children including a visit to themilking parlour to see first-hand how cowsare milked. Or they can try milking a mock-cow by themselves. The Ola ice cream eatingcompetition promises brain-freezing funand the dog jumping competition will keepyou rooted to the spot for the entire perform-ance. Take the time to engage with live ani-mals and see if you can tell the difference be-tween a Holstein, Jersey and Ayrshire. Getclose to purebred Angus cattle or visit the

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Double delightBaseball fans in the Cape are in for dou-ble the action this weekend, withWest-ern Province Baseball’s Major League

teams facing off in a double-header on Satur-day and Sunday.With the league in full swing, Cape Town’s

eight top club sides will be in action in eightmatches – each side will be take to the fieldtwice this weekend. The double-headerweekend will be the first of seven double-headers this season.The action kicks-off with Silvertree host-

ing log leaders Bothasig on Saturday 1 No-vember. The Athlone side, who have lost allthree their matches this season, will look toregain some form against the in-form and

unbeaten Bothasig.But the task will be a mammoth one for

the last-placed team.Bothasig, who beat defending champions

Bellville 3-2 last weekend, will travel to thenorth on Sunday to take on second-placedDurbanville.This will likely be the match of the week-

end, as only points-difference separate thetwo sides.

On Saturday, Durbanville will do battlewith third-placed VOB at Chukker Road.The Lansdowne side have won two and lostonematch this season, and have been ratherunpredictable thus far. In the second match(on Sunday), VOB take on fifth-placed Bel-lville at PP Smit in Bellville.Thenorthern suburbs teamhashadawob-

bly start to the season, having lost two oftheir three matches and winning only one.

On Saturday, they will play host to newcom-ers, Goodwood.Meanwhile, fourth-placed Athlone A’s

will host stragglers Westridge on Saturday.They will look to repeat their form in theiroverhaul of Silvertree and improve on theirone victory and two loss season record. Theyalso host Goodwood on Sunday.The Yankees will take on Silvertree in

Athlone on Saturday.V Saturday 25 October results: MLB – Silvertree 0, Ath-lone 16; Westridge 5, Durbanville 13; Bothasig 3, Bel-lville 2; and VOB 11, Goodwood 10. Promotion League– Battswood 3, Lansdowne 13; Thistle 3, Maitland Gi-ants 25; Helderberg 15, Van der Stel 5; and Devonshire0, Crusaders 23.

FLYING ATTEMPT: Nine-year-old Blaiden Lieder-man of Nantes Running Club sneaks a peak atthe javelin he launched during a Western ProvinceAthletics children’s programme at Vygiekraal Sta-dium in Athlone on Saturday.PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

AIRBORNE: Bridgetown resident Tamia Barnes(10) participates in frog jump exercises at a West-ern Province Athletics children’s programme atVygiekraal Stadium in Athlone. Tamia is a mem-ber of Nantes Running Club.PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

PRECIOUS CARGO: Western Province eighthman Nizaam Carr – and the precious Currie Cuptrophy – is surrounded by Province fans during the team’s on-field celebrations after the 19-16Currie Cup final victory over the Golden Lions at Newlands on Saturday. Carr was instrumentalin his side’s Currie Cup campaign and was recently awarded with the union’s Player of theYear and Players’ Player of the Year awards. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

SWINGING: Muneeb Abbas of United Cricket Clubattempts to hook a high deliver from a UCT Crick-et Club bowler when the sides met in WP Cricket1A League match at Groote Schuur on Saturday.

PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

ON THE BALL: United Cricket Club batsman Muni-er Alexander plays at a delivery during a WP Crick-et 1A League match against UCT Cricket Club atGroote Schuur on Saturday. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

DRIVINGWITHOUT ALICENCE:ClaremontCricket Club’sJosh Bentbanishes theball throughthe covers asAvendaleCricket Club’swicketkeep-er ShaneDicksonlooks on dur-ing a WPCricket 1Bleaguematch atField Cres-cent in Ath-lone on Sat-urday. PHOTO:RASHIED ISAACS

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Milano United regained pole position ofthe National First Division (NFD) atthe weekend.

TheGrassyPark side beatMaluti FETCol-lege 1-2 at the CharlesMopeli Stadium in theFree State on Sunday, thanks to goals fromDevon Saal and Diego Brown.The victory was The Kinnes’ third succes-

sive away win, and took them to 17 pointsafter eight matches. Tomorrow (Wednesday29 October), they will host Nelspruit’s RoyalEagles FC at Philippi Stadium.On Saturday, the Cape side will travel to

Richard’s Bay to take on Thanda Royal ZuluFC at the Umhlathuze Sports Complex.Meanwhile, ninth-placed Santos FC and

12th-placed Cape Town All Stars played to agoalless draw at Athlone Stadium last Fri-day.Both teams will again be in action tomor-

row – The People’s Teamwill travel to Preto-ria to faceGarankuwaUnitedandHighlandsPark will host All Stars in Johannesburg.Thisweekendwill see twomatches at Ath-

lone Stadium, with All Stars, coached byBoebie Solomons, hosting Black Leopardson Saturday and Farouk Abrahams’ Santoshosting Highlands Park on Sunday.The past weekend’s Cape derby featuring

Vasco da Gama FC and FC Cape Town atParow Park was a humdrum affair. Thematch ended in a goalless draw. Both sideshad the chance to mount the summit withthe win, but they failed to improve on theirlog positions. Vasco remained in fourthplace, while the African Beasts slipped fromsecond to third place.Tomorrow, Vasco travel to the Free State

to dobattlewithAfricanWarriors atCharles

Mopeli Stadium.Theywill againbe inactionwhen they host Golden Arrows FC at ParowPark on Sunday.FC Cape Town will be the only Cape side

not in action tomorrow. They will, howeverbe in action on Saturday, when they faceRoyal Eagles at King Zwelithini Stadium onUmlazi.Meanwhile, Ajax Cape Town will look to

return towinning formwhen they host 10th-placed SuperSport United in a Premier Soc-cer League (PSL) encounter at Cape TownStadium on Sunday.The Urban Warriors exited the Telkom

Knockout Cup after a 3-0 thumping at thehands of Orlando Pirates at Orlando Stadi-um in Soweto on Saturday.But Roger de Sa’s troops, who are current-

ly in second position on the PSL log, will befocused on picking up maximum pointsagainst the Matsatsantsa. And they mayhave the upperhand, if one considers the re-sults in the sides’ last twoPSLmeetings. TheUrban Warriors boasted victories in theirmatches against SuperSport United in April(2-0) and November last year (1-2).V For starting times of the NFD and PSL clashes, visitwww.psl.co.za.

PICTURE PERFECT: Thora Yon of St Augustine’s Cricket Club sends down a delivery againstOttomans Cricket Club during a women’s Promotional League 20/20 match in Surrey Estateon Sunday. The Elfindale team won by 52 runs. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS