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SUMMER JACOBS
THE sullied reputation of a vacant Craw-ford house is being rescued after it hasbeen sold.
The house, in Burnley Road, has beenstanding vacant for about eight years. Thehouse was auctioned.Representatives of Cape Master Auction-
eers confirm the sale, but remain tight-lippedabout the buyer and the cost.Nicknamed theWhite House, it has been at
the centre of fighting, drinking and murder.The double-storey, which can be seen from
Jan Smuts Drive, is being renovated.Nearby residents, who wish to remain
anonymous, tell People’s Post they are happythere are plans for property.
“The house attracted undesirable ele-ments,” one resident says.Another resident says the house was “en-
gulfed by vagrants” who slept in and aroundit.“That house has been a headache to us all
for so many years,” he says.“We could dealwith it being an eyesore, but
the real headache was dealing with the mis-creants who bombarded the place. Theywould make a noise all night long and it wasworse on weekends.”Describing the activities in the house as
“horrendous”, the resident recalls a murderat the house after it had been abandoned in2004.“The things that used to go on in that house
are horrendous. They used to take drugsthere. Although we don’t knowmuch details,
the murder is common knowledge.”Constable Nkululeko Mnyaka, spokesper-
son for Lansdowne police, confirms a womanwas murdered at the house.“In 2008, while vagrants were still inhabit-
ing the house, one of the vagrants murderedhis girlfriend,” Mnyaka confirms.He says the police were repeatedly called
out by residentswho complained of rowdybe-haviour at the house.A nearby resident, who also prefers to re-
main unnamed, says the new owner has se-cured the services of a security contractor tokeep vagrants away.The resident adds that he is happy the
house will be rid of the solemn atmosphere.“The place is finally going to look decent
after so many years,” he says.“With a fresh coat of paint and a bit of
cleaning it will once again add value to thearea.”Ward councillor Anthea Green says since
she became the council representative lastyear, she has not dealt with any complaintsregarding the house.She refrained from giving comment as she
is not too familiar with its history.However, she says she is happy that im-
provements are being made to the house.“Improvements are always more palatable
to the eye than amessed up and dowdy build-ing,” says Green.
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Tuesday 28 AugustAthlone: The Athlone Athletics BaseballClub will hold their 21st annual generalmeeting at 20:00 at the clubhouse. New andoldmembers are welcome. Call Ivan Gordon0 084 605 4500.
Thursday 30 AugustAthlone: Starfair Business Consulting willhold a free business information session at
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Saturday 1 SeptemberManenberg: The Holy Family CatholicChurch in Manenberg will host a marketday. Call Dominic Cloete on 0 073 798 8035or email [email protected].
Sunday 2 SeptemberManenberg: The Apostolic Faith MissionChurch will hold a spring concert at thechurch in Renoster Street at 18:00. Ticketscost R20. Call Shawn on 0 073 019 7550.
Saturday 8 SeptemberCrawford: The St John’s Seniors will holdaHawaiianDance at the church inBelgraviaRoad at 15:00. Tickets cost R35. Call the officeon 0 (021) 697 4959 for more information.Athlone: The Athlone Academy of Music
hosts their annual Jazz Concert at the Ath-loneCivicCentre from15:00. Bring your ownplatter and drinks. Tickets cost R70. Call0 (021) 637 3072 or 078 725 3197.
Saturday 15 SeptemberCrawford: The St John Evangelist Churchin Belgravia Road will hold a breakfast at09:00 at the church hall. Entry is R30. CallJune Barnes on 0 (021) 637 9615.
SINGING IN THE RAIN:The dreary weather lastweek did little to dampen the spirit of threeyearold AdurahmanfromKewtown, who ambled along with umbrella in hand.
Photo: Summer Jacobs
Dear reader,
Occasions such asChristmas andEid are re-nowned forupholding traditions and customs.
OnSunday, SouthAfricans joined 1.5 billionMuslims around the world in celebrating Eid-ul-Fitr, the festival of charity signalling theend of the holy month of Ramadan.
In addition to prayers, spending time withfamily and friends and enjoying tra-ditional Eid dishes such as leg oflamb, breyani and trifle, it was atime to celebrate, unite and givethanks for our many blessings.
Also, to forgive.Generosity prevails during this
time, with “Labarang boxes” –equivalent of a Christmas box – giv-en to parents and children in thefamily and community.
Whenmy five siblings and I werelaaities, wewould traipse District 6, Drydocksand Walmer Estate on Eid, returning home atthe end of the day with R2 – made up of half,one and two cents. We were chuffed with ourtakings – money had a lot more value then.
You could get three sweets for half cent atMrGoodman’s, our favourite sweet and comicbook shop in Hanover Street.
Today however, with inflation as it is andthe depreciation of our currency, it is commonfor the children in my family to amass hun-dreds of rands on Eid.
But not everything about tradition, as inter-preted by some families, leaves warm fuzzyfeelings. In the 70s and 80s, children wouldspend Eid playing games on granny’s stoep,or gather in a roomwhile the aunts andunclessit in the lounge around a decadent tea table.
My gran’s house in Ravenscraig Road,
Walmer Estate, would hum with happiness,laughter, chatter – and the invariable familyspat that signalled the end of another “tradi-tional” Abrahams Eid, and time for everyoneto say their perhaps not-so-fond goodbyes.
Despite best intent andvalue extracted fromevents at gran’s house, my siblings and I havealso had a few “too traditional” Eids that sawamong others, a delicate cushion being flung,
ire at a sibling notorious for visit-ing our parents’ house too late andinability to reach consensus as atwhose house to end the day.
Perhaps technology holds the an-swer to altering tradition as ourfamily observes it. On Eid, duringvisits, most youngsters and adultsspent sufficient quality time withtheir cellphones, sending greetingsto others and keeping contact. It’smore efficient and eco-friendly to
send electronic greeting cards – and potential-ly less volatile.
Another solution may be that we revert tomaking things; clothes for ourselves and ourchildren, bake from scratch our pastries andbiscuits as opposed to buying almost every-thing nowadays.Perhaps we aren’t tiredenough on Eid, because we’ve bought the le-kker tartlets and steak pies once traditionallylovingly made by our mothers and grand-mothers.
Nice thought in theory, but I prefer buyingmy favourite treats, in the same loving waymy mom and gran made them.’Til next time, go well!ConnectED is a weekly column by Peo-
ple’s Post editor Feroza Miller-Isaacs whocan be contacted on [email protected].
Keeping up withKeepingKeeping upup withwiththe Eid-dashiansthethe Eid-dashiansEid-dashians
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SUMMER JACOBS
CITY officials promise that a “plannedintervention” will soon see the problemof vagrants eliminated in Rylands.
Persistent complaints from infuriated res-idents have resulted in a visit from MayoralCommittee member for Safety and Security,JP Smith, and councillor Magadien Davidsto the College Road bridge – described as ahub of criminal activity.
At the on-site meeting, which took placeon Thursday, Smith and Davids were able tosee the activities for themselves.
Joined by Social Development and LawEnforcement, Smith and Davids have decid-ed to work as a team to uproot the vagrancyproblem.
Davids says that the situation, whichstarted as homeless people needing shelter,has snowballed into an area which has be-come a node point for criminal activity.
“Residents have gone from complainingabout noise levels and illegal fires to break-ins and drug dealing,” says Davids.
Also acknowledging that the vagrantspose a great health and safety hazard, Davidsstresses that this is not a conducive way ofliving.
“With the help of Social Development wewill be taking steps to remove the vagrantsand place them in a shelter. Those whorefuse to move and those who continue withcriminal behaviour will be dealt with by lawenforcement,” he says.
Wayne Aldridge, the principal inspectorfor Law Enforcement’s Displaced People’sUnit, says Law Enforcement will play itspart by dealing with criminal activity,dumping and fighting.
“A planned intervention will be takingplace very soon but unfortunately we cannotdivulge a date or time”, he says.
Aldridge continues that although “it’s not
with the unit on a survey to see how manypeople there are who need assistance interms of placement and those who want tobe reunited with family,” says Finch.
“Although we can’t force people to move,they have to be aware that if they violate anybylaws they will be dealt with by Law En-forcement. If they are taking part in criminalactivity they will be dealt with by the po-lice.”
Davids says he has faith that their efforts
will bear fruit. “We are approaching this is-sue with all the resources at hand and every-one is pulling their weight,” he says. “It isimportant to deal with these problems, butI also want these vagrants to be dealt within a dignified manner.”
No mercy for homeless
PLAN OF ACTION: JP Smith (centre) discusses the problem with an upset resident (right)while ward councillor Magadien Davids listens. Photo: Summer Jacobs
a crime to be home-less” they will be tar-geting those engagingin criminal activity.
“We don’t want tocriminalise the peo-ple, but we will bedealing with theircriminal actions,” hesays.
“These people are apotential danger formotorists becausethey get intoxicatedand walk across theroad without takingprecautions. We willalso be dealing withthose who blatantly ig-nore the City’s by-laws.”
Manager of SocialDevelopment, Cor-nelia Finch, says hermain aim is to find al-ternative accommoda-tion for the vagrants.
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Please note that limited seating is available in the public gallery of the Council Chamber, andtherefore seats will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Should you wish to attendthe meeting you are requested to contact Michelle Alberts, tel 021 400 3708 between09:00-16:00. All requests for attendance must be received byno later than a day before the meeting. You will be required toprovide your surname, initials and contact telephone number.Visitors are kindly requested to be seated by 09:30.
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SUMMER JACOBS
HUNDREDS of Muslimsbraved the stormyweather as free clotheswere dealt out ahead ofEid.
A buzz of excitementsurrounded the Gift of theGivers warehouse in Ry-lands as people queued fornew clothes, shoes, blan-kets, and food.Well organised with
plenty of assistance,grateful recipients weregiven a carrier bag on ar-rival to place their goodsin and were also assistedby a Gift of the Givers volunteer.This unique experience was the brainchild
of the Gift of the Givers project manager,
Gawa Sayed.“I have such a lot of shoes and
clothing which I know is need-ed in these severe weather con-ditions,” she says.And, as Eid was just around
the corner at the time, she con-sidered her timing as perfect.MariamLakay says the spirit
of charity was beautiful.“I came all the way from
Mitchell’s Plain when I heardwe could get clothes for free. Idon’t havemoney to buymyselfan outfit so I’m really gratefulfor this initiative,” she says.Stressing the importance of
upholding the dignity of thepoor, Sayed says all the clothesand shoes donated are quality
products.She also added that she wanted everyone to
leave with a good pair of shoes.
A time for givingAA timetime forfor givinggiving
IN STORE: Volunteer Zulfa Kapreyshows some of the items available.
TROTTING TODDLER: YakeenDaniels (2) has difficultychoosing a pair of shoes.
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FIT: Raeesa Abrahams and volunteer Adila Dawood.
SNACKTIME: AmaraCassiem (5) andMariamJuma (5) clutch their delicious treats.
FREE STYLE: Mariam Lakay browses for theperfect Eid outfit. Photos: Summer Jacobs
READY TO GO: Volunteer Faldielah Johaardien assistsIsmaaeel Fortune (middle), and Gaasam Jensen (left).
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PROUDLY Manenberg has shelved itsplans to take government to court.
This, on the heels of the Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Af-fairs’ (Cogta) decision to provisionally re-verse its withdrawal of a contract awardedto Proudly Manenberg for a communitywork programme (CWP). The organisationwas split after it lost the contract last month.The CWP is an employment safety net pro-
viding access to a minimum level of regularwork on an ongoing basis for those in need.Proudly Manenberg’s chairperson, Mario
Wanza, says: “Wehave suspendedour consti-tutional court case against government fol-lowing a meeting with Cogta minister, Rich-ard Baloyi, late last month.”“The information provided by Proudly
Manenberg on why and how our contractwas terminated, was news to the minister.”TheNPOwill againmeetwithBaloyi today
to discuss the way forward in terms of pro-viding them with a concrete decision.“For now our CWP contract continues.
This has major benefits for the people in-volvedwith the project.Government, howev-er, needs to give funding to all communitiesto uplift people and bring about a positivechange,” Wanza says.The Minister also advised in the meeting
that no one is fired and that Proudly Manen-berg continue with the programme untilsuch time as theMinister has appraised him-self. Baloyi had now provisionally re-instat-ed Proudly Manenberg as implementingagent.Wanza explainswhy their contract had ini-
tially been terminated. A letter tabled at ameeting with Proudly Manenberg on 17 Julystates: “The institution will not be able tomeet the service delivery levels and compli-ance as laid downby theDepartment ofCoop-
erative Governance and Traditional Affairs.Therefore, after consultation with all stake-holders, we have no alternative as to termi-nate the services of Proudly Manenberg.”Meanwhile, Consol has responded to ques-
tions surrounding their recent High Courtapplication to prohibit Proudly Manenbergfrom using the Waterfront.The glass giant sought to get a final order
against the NPO from occupying the land.But Wanza says everybody has always
been welcome to make use of theWaterfrontin Vygiekraal Road.ThamiMkhuzangwe, theHumanResourc-
es director at Consol Glass, says a HighCourt interim interdict was requested andobtained following the unlawful occupationof Consol premises by the NPO’s committeerepresentatives in November 2011.“The interim interdict that was obtained
in January was postponed for finalisation inFebruary 2012, and again postponed to 8 Au-gust for finalisation of the order.”He says: “The judge indicated on 8 August
that while he was satisfied with the meritsof the application, certain accusations beingmade by Wanza warranted investigation.These accusations pertained to the allegedbreach of the Mining and Petroleum Re-sourcesDevelopmentAct, as follows: the fail-ure to implement a safety plan, failure to pro-tect the environment and failure to lookmeaningfully at the social development ofthe community.”The Minister of Mineral Resources, Susan
Shabangu, has been called in by the judge tocomment on Consol’s compliance as her de-partment regularly conducts inspections atthe glass company’s premises.“Consol has never received any notifica-
tion or been subject to any investigations, interms of non-compliancewith regard to envi-ronmental, health and safety matters,” addsMkhuzangwe.
Proudly Manenbergcontract reinstated
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THE mothers of child abuse victims weretreated to a special lunch.
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for this year’s event – resonated throughoutthe songs and traditional and spiritual dancesperformed by women.Safeline director Rochelle Philander says it
was touching to see the women enjoying the
entertainment while eating a hearty threecourse meal.“All of these women have come through ex-
treme challenges, one of them is the hurt theirchildren experience,” she says.Marlene Simeon, one of the guest speakers,
says the event is awonderful way to showcaseSafeline’s work.“It is truly a beautiful thing to see abused
and disadvantaged women being impacted insuch a personal way,” she says.“For many women this was the first time
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AFTER numerous complaints about theunorganised running of the Dr Abdurah-man Day Hospital, measures have beenput in place to make patients’ visits morebearable.
The problem of early morning queues andlong waiting periods for medication at theday hospital is finally being addressed.A Wendy house structure is currently be-
ing erected at the front of the hospital.Patients will be allowed to gather there
early in the morning.This area will now serve as the entrance
and will be guarded by security.Beyond the security area, there will also
be a covered area where people can sit whilewaiting for the hospital to open.Two weeks ago, provincial minister of
health, Theuns Botha, and ward 49 council-lor Suzette Little had a walkabout at the hos-pital.Little says that after hearing about peo-
ple’s complaints shemade enquiries andwasinformed that the hospital was part of pro-vincial government’s mandate.“When I found out that the hospital be-
longed to the province I made an appoint-ment with Minister Botha for a walkabout,”says Little.At the inspection, Little says it was agreed
among staff, the minister and herself, thatthe building is in good condition.She says, however, that this does notmean
it’s not due for an upgrade.“Both short-term and long-term measures
have been discussed. Beside the structures
which are currently being erected, there arealso talks about expanding the pharmacy ar-ea, which is too small,” says Little.The long-termmeasures include a redevel-
opment programme which, Little says, stillhas to be confirmed.“My first option would be a total upgrade
of the centre,” she says.Little also urges patients to stick to ap-
pointment schedules to prevent problems.“It has been confirmed that there is an ap-
pointment arrangement at the hospital. Ifpeople stick to their appointment times thenone would not see the amount of peoplestanding on the streets,” she says.“People believe first come, first served but
it does not work that way. Even if they comethrough early in the morning, if their ap-pointment is at 10:00 they are only going tobe seen at 10:00.”Elizabeth Louw (87) from Bridgetown says
she welcomes any relief for senior citizens.“I think providing patients with seats and
shelter from the weather is a good idea. Ican’t walk any more so I always need to sitand a nice seat would be a blessing,” shesays.Another patient, Lona Baugaard, wel-
comes the idea of seats being available forthe elderly so early in the morning.However, she says that there are other rea-
sons for people queuing in the morning, be-sides wanting to be helped first.“Most of the seniors struggle to walk or
can’t walk at all,” she explains.“So when they have to be at the hospital
they usually get lifts from children or neigh-bours who drop them on their way to work.”Baugaard also points out that those who
stick to their appointment dates still spendquite a lengthy period at the hospital.“There is still a long wait for medication
and patient folders, so I think there is moreto the problem than just people who don’tstick to appointment dates,” she says.
Smoother runningat Dr Abdurahman
Page 8 People’s Post Athlone LEADER Tuesday 21 August 2012
The gift of lifeTHIS is National Organ Donor AwarenessMonth.In the face of a dire shortage of donors to
match a growing need, this country is puntedon the South African government website as“a world leader for transplants”.This accolade is not undeserved.On3December 1967,DrChristiaanBarnard
performed the world’s first heart transplantafter the family ofDeniseDarvall donated herheart to Louis Washkansky.Darvall suffered severe brain damage in a
car accident and Washkansky was sufferingof gross heart failure and in desperate needof a transplant. It took a dedicated team ninehours to perform the operation.Succumbing to pneumonia, Washkansky
only lived for 18 days after the operation.The theatre where this transplant was per-
formed has been turned into a museum inhonour of these pioneers of medicine, and toDarvall and Washkansky.In a first for the African continent, Durban
will next year host the World TransplantGames.Competitors from some 55 countries are ex-
pected to compete inwhat is the single biggestorgan donor awareness event on the planet.This, in itself, is a celebration of the human
spirit. Their tenacity and strength of charac-ter bear testimony to true grit.The Games should bring together up to
1 500 participants.Since its 1978 creation, the World Trans-
plant Games Federation has sought to createincreased awareness of the need to donate or-gans and to promote the success of organtransplant through sport across the world.Barnard’s skill is now history, but the
shortage of adequate donors is aworrying fac-tor. The first heart transplant was gift to theworld of medicine.The selflessness of organ donors is a gift to
any other human on the face of this earth.That is the first step to being commendable.
There is no higher accolade or honour.
. Our youth, our precious future, can makesuch a fantastic, innovative and creative con-tribution economically by using their poten-tial and ability tomake a better life for all. Butwhat do theydo?Theygive consent to thedeviland mess up their lives with iniquity.
. I think women should be encouraged tobreastfeed their babies and don’t see the prob-lem with doing it in public. Why do you haveto plan your feeding to please someone else?Breastfeeding is the best start to your child’sdevelopment. Pearl
. As a mother and a general practitioner, Isee nothing wrong with breastfeeding any-where, any time. There is nothing better thanbreastmilk for one’s baby. Those people whosuggest scheduled feeding need to take into ac-count that breastmilk is easily digested andtheywill need to feed every two to three hours.Breastfeeding is every mother and baby’sright – if they so choose – and they deserve tobe able to do so wherever and whenever theyhave to. Ruve Gallow
. There is nothing wrong with breastfeed-ing in public. I do, but I covermy breast beforetaking it out. As for having a routine: do youstick to your eating times, even in an emergen-cy?
. When babies need to feed, they need tofeed. They don’t ask when, where or how. Ifbreastfeeding is done in a decentmanner,whyshould people get offended? If mothers can’tbreastfeed their babies in public, then peopleshouldn’t be allowed to eat in public.
. There is nothing wrong with breastfeed-ing in public, as long as you cover up. I ex-pressed and bottle-fed my baby in public, butafter a week he refused to drink from the bot-tle. The nurse at the clinic said he was con-fusedwith the nipples. So I opted to breastfeedin public if needed. I will only put him backon a bottle once I go back to work. Fatima
. I hope anti-public breastfeeders don’t eatin public when hungry – to the point of faint-ing.Mothers sometimes get delayed before thenext feed. As long as they cover up!
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IAMdisappointed that a leading bankdoesnot provide IsiXhosa as a language optionat its ATMs in the Western Cape.My comment follows after months of
public debate around the Draft South Afri-can Language Users Bill. The Bill, whichwill be tabled before the National Assem-bly later this year, proposes that positivemeasures be implemented to promote pre-viously marginalised languages, such asIsiXhosa, as per Article 6(2) of the coun-try’s Constitution.And Article 5 of the Constitution of the
Western Cape determines English, Afri-kaans and IsiXhosa as the official languag-es of the Western Cape, while Article 6(3)of the country’s Constitution expresses theprinciple of regional languages.The private sector should be encouraged
to develop language policies which take in-
to account the language circumstances oflocal communities.It makes business sense to serve one’s
client in his or her mother tongue or lan-guage of choice which in theWestern Capewill predominantly be English, Afrikaansor isiXhosa.It does not make sense to provide Zulu
and Tswana as a choice and not IsiXhosawhich is currently the case in some in-stances.I intend writing to the regional manage-
ment of local banks to make them awareof the Western Cape Language Policy andto encourage them to develop language pol-icies which promote respect for the diver-sity of this province and its languages, andin particular isiXhosa.DR IVAN MEYERMinister of Cultural Affairs and Sport
Banks mustBanks must ‘s‘speak’ to allpeak’ to all
THE editor’s column in People’s Post is avery good read, with content that makessense and is written with unique informa-tion and wonderful insight.My opinion about the articles is that Fer-
oza Miller-Isaacs is using her experienceand freedom as a journalist to give us awonderful, clean paper.I read a letter not so long ago where a
reader commented on the column. I thinkshemust be living in an upmarket commu-nity with a similar job as the editor. Shewas just out of her depth to slander the edi-tor in a simple manner. Discrediting peo-
ple in this new South Africa should cometo an end. I feel the opinions of people liv-ing under this democracy should be re-spected and not be judged.To the editor of People’s Post: you and
your team are doing a wonderful job andyou inspire us as a community on the CapeFlats. Viva, Feroza, Viva!CLIVE JACOBSThank you, Mr Jacobs, for displayinginsight into what constitutes a column;honest, simple writing, infused with apersonal touch and penned with passion.- Editor
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WAVECREST STRANDFONTEIN VILLAGE
ADMIRAL HILL BAYVIEW ROCKLANDSBAYVIEW
STRANDFONTEIN MITCHELLS PLAIN PELICAN PARK PELICAN HEIGHTS
Offers from R590 000 invitedINTERNAL CRES. Renovated3 bedr home incl 2 extendedbedrms. Main ensuite to becompleted; Tan gar; Built-in
braai; big front yard.Asking price: R630 000.
To view ph Theo
Offers from R550 000 invitedMATAPAN RD. Extremely neat3 bedr home offering a tiled
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To view ph Theo
Offers from R630 000 invited
BORZOI CRES. Urgent sale.
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Asking price: R685 000.
To view ph Theo
BERLIN SQ. Entertainers
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To view ph Erica
Offers from R420 000 invited
BOSUNS RD. Urgent sale. 2 bed
Starter home. Spacious lounge,
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Needs TLC.
Asking price: R450 000
To view ph Erica
Offers from R575 000 invitedEAST RD. Mod 3 bedr home
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To view ph Bradley
R495 000
STARBOARD CRES. Starter
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To view ph Theo
Offers from R660 000COLUMBINE RD. Very mod &
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Asking price: R695 000.To view ph Erica
OFFERS FROM R410 000VISCOUNT RD. 3bedr homewith Fully Fitted Kitch; Tiled
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R445 000.To view ph Bradley
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To view ph Bradley
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BB CODE 29C33CE2 BB CODE 293AED91 BB CODE 27F99CC9
STRANDFONTEIN VILLAGE
SHAAMIEL
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R2 000 000 ZEEKOEVLEI
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R210 000 TAFELSIG
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Enclosed Corner Semi Attached3 Bedroom House with a Lounge,Kitchen and Family Bathroom.
R335 000 SEAWINDS
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R389 000 WESTRIDGE
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Very Neat Fully Enclosed Semi Detached 3 BedroomTown House with Laminated Flooring, Kitchen & Mod.Family Bathroom.This House is fully Alarmed & hasAluminium Windows + Enclosed Carport, In a Quiet
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R760 000 SCHAAPKRAAL
PETER 072 095 9876.
3 Bedroom House with Main Ensuite,Lounge, Dining Room, Kitchen, Family
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R120 000 BLUE DOWNS MALIBU VILLAGE
KASHIFAH 073 929 3221
358 Square Meter Vacant Plot in LondonWay and Close to All Amenities Perfect for
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R289 0000 EASTRIDGE
SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118
Very neat Fully Enclosed Semi Detached3 Bedroom home with BIC in Main Bedroom,Neatly Tiled Lounge, Fitted Kitchen, Family
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R260 00 EASTRIDGE
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R999 000 GRASSY PARK
PETER 072 095 9876.
5 Bedroom House consisting of 2Lounges, 3 Kitchens, 3 Bathrooms,Enclosed Carport for 3 Cars and aSep-Entrances consisting of 2x
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R199 000 SANDPIPER MANSIONS
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1st Floor 2 Bedroom Flat, Open Plan Kitchen,
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R750 000 LOTUS RIVER
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R369 000 VICTORIA MANSIONSGRASSY PARK
MARK 072 545 1143
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R699 000 GOOLHURST ESTATE GRASSY PARK
MARK 072 545 1143
Fully Enclosed Freestanding 3 Bedroom House withLounge, F.Kitchen, Family Bathroom, Laundry andStore Room. This home feartures Lam. Floors and
has Parking for 5 Cars.
R890 000 GRASSY PARK
MARK 072 545 1143
Freestanding 3 Bedroom Home with Main Ensuite,Lounge, D/Room, F.F.K, & Fam Bathroom with
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R350 000 PORTLANDS
SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118
Enclosed 3 Bedroom Semi Detached House
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WESTRIDGE R389 000
FAZLOODIEN 082 495 8989
Freestanding, 3 beds, lounge, kitchen,
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R649 000 STRANFONTEIN
MAXEEN 074 193 4161
Stunning 3 Bedroom Home with BIC in allRooms + Main En-Suite, Lounge, DiningRoom, F.F.Kitchen with Sculary, FamilyBathroom, Laundry, Entertainment Area,
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SOLDSOLD
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R850 000 SCHAAPKRAALKNOLE PARK
FAZLOODIEN 082 495 8989
1781 Square Meter of VacantResidential Land, Fully Service Plot
082 495 8989
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R329 NEG. SOUTHFORK STRAND
PETER 072 095 9876
A 654 Square Meter Service Plot with Plans for2 Houses, in a Quiet Neighbour Hood,
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R779 000 GRASSY PARK PLOT
PETER 072 095 9876
1000 Square Meter Corner Plot withFlat Rights.
R735 000 GRASSY PARK
PETER 072 095 9876
4 Bedrooms with BIC & Main Ensuit, Lounge & DinningRoom with Fire Place, TV Room, FF Kitchen & Fam
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Double Garage.
R1 150 000
SHAAMIEL 082 723 1118
PELICAN HEIGHTS
3 Beds with BIC, Entrance Hall, Reception
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Marble Floors & Granite Tops & Fam Bath. This
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R290 000 ROCKLANDS
FAZLOODIEN 082 495 8989
Semi Detached 3 Bedroom House,Lounge, Kitchen and Family Bathroom.
R1 119 000 NEG MUIZENBERG
PETER 072 095 9876
Freestanding 3 Large Bedrooms, Main En-Suite, Lounge,Fire Place, F.Kitchen, Family Bathroom & Shower + 1
Bed Granny Flat, Garage with Extra Parking, Fully Tiled &Burglar Bars all around, Front & Back Yard Space
also walking distance to Station
EBUYERS 210812 1BPJETK.ai
Newfields – Athwood crescent – R380 000 exclAn absolute give away !!!!! Freestanding 3 bedroom home,lounge, kitchen, Bath/toilet, garage, fully enclosed
Colorado – Casino str – R350 000 excl3 bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet, enclosed
Rocklands – boeing close – R299 000excl3 bedroom home, lounge, Kitchen, bath/toiletGarage, fully enclosed
Tafelsig – R199 000 exclFreestanding 2bedroom home, spacious lounge, Kitchen, bath/toilet, space for 3rd bedroom in home. On spacious 390sqmplot
Manenberg – Thames ave – 279 000exclNeat 3bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet. Enclosed parking
Sherwood park – 4th ave – R449 000 exclFreestanding home, devided in two, each unit contains1bedroom, lounge, kitchen and bathroom can beUsed as one home, on spacious 600sqm plot, enclosed
Lotus river- 1st Avenue – R699 000 negFreestanding 4bedroom home, lounge, fitted kitchen,2 x bathrooms, ++ 1bed separate entrance, lounge, kitchenBath ++ Garage for 4 cars fully enclosed
Elsies river – Salberau - Jupiter str – R269 000 excl3bed home, lounge, kitchen, bath/toilet, fully enclosed
Malmesbury – Chatsworth – Chamberlain strAbsolute Bargain!!!!!!!!! R 120 000 excl1000sqm Plot available – off the N7 close to Atlantis
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HEAD OVER HEELS: SouthamptonFC’s Faizel Adams completes a scissor kick toward the opposition goal asStephanians defender BrendonWatson looks on. The Super Leaguematchwas played inOttery and endedin a 22 draw. Photo: Rashied Isaacs
USE YOUR HEAD: Jamestown United player Jesse van der Bergh wins a header againstHappy Gcwa of Great Commission United during an under17 leaguematch at the TurfhallSports Complex in Athlone on Saturday. Jamestown, from Athlone, beat the Heideveldside 20.
Photo: Rashied Isaacs
Table tennis crisis talks failTTableable tennistennis crisiscrisis talkstalks failfailLIAM MOSES
THE future of a suspended national tabletennis coach has been left hanging in thebalance after mediated crisis talks withWestern Province Table Tennis failed tosolve a long running dispute.
Greg Naik, a former Western Province,Boland and national table tennis coach wassuspended in July for “bringing the game in-to disrepute” after the provincial body filedcharges against him.
Naik, who is also chairperson and founderof Boundary Table Tennis Club in Bonte-huewel, was subsequently banned from thegame for two years, but insists that the banis illegal and contravenes the WP Table Ten-nis constitution.
He responded by hiring lawyers and ap-
proaching the Western Province Sport Coun-cil (WPSC) and Western Province Depart-ment of Cultural Affairs and Sport (DCAS) forhelp (“Keeping mum on table tennis coach”,People’s Post, 14 August).
Last Tuesday, Naik met with Kelvin Smith,vice-chairperson and acting chairperson ofWP Table Tennis; Bennett Bailey, the deputydirector of client and scientific support atDCAS; Dave Roberts, chairperson of theWestern Province Council of Sport, and sev-eral other officials.
Bailey says no solution was found in themeeting because neither party was willing tobudge on their stance. “It’s like a negotiation,there is give and take. But if no-one wants togive and everyone wants to take then we arenot going to move,” says Bailey.
“The club didn’t move, because they wereof the opinion that Mr Naik did nothing
wrong and they need him at the club, becausethey rely heavily on him. The executive com-mittee (of WP Table Tennis) felt that theyneed to carry out the decision of the generalcouncil.”
Bailey says WPSC and DCAS have now dis-engaged themselves from the issue and willplay no further role for the immediate future.
Although no solution or decision wasreached in the meeting, Smith says he is hap-py with the result.
“They looked at our constitution and ourdisciplinary procedures. They looked verycritically at the steps that we followed andthey were happy that we followed all of theprocedures as per the constitution,” saysSmith.
“WP are happy with the meeting and we arevindicated by the comments of DCAS. We fol-lowed procedure to the letter. DCAS has prov-
en that we have followed everything correct-ly. So the ball is now in Mr Naik’s court.”
Naik, however, says the meeting is just thefirst part of an ongoing process.
“After the meeting, WP are spreading therumour that they are upholding the suspen-sion. What I understood was that the SportsCouncil wants call a meeting with me,” saysNaik.
“They said this is just the first part of theprocess. The next part will still happen. Theydidn’t uphold the suspension. They just saidthat we are closing the meeting until furthernotice.”
The former SA coach will now approach theWestern Cape Sport Arbitration Forum, as hewas advised to do at the meeting. UnlikeDCAS and WPSC, the Forum does have theauthority to either overturn or uphold Naik’sban.
PACEANDPOWER: Springbokwinger Bryan Habana tries to break through a tackle duringthe Boks 276 victory over Argentina in the opening Rugby Championship match at Newlands on Saturday. Habana scored a try to help the Boks to victory....................................................................................................................................... Photo: Peter Heeger/Gallo Images
TALK TO THE HAND: Luke van der Smit of SACS pushing off Jo Millerof Bishops during the under19A rugby match between the twoschools match in Rondebosch on Saturday. SACSwon the game 343.
Photo: Peter Heeger/Gallo Images
Tuesday 21 August 2012 SPORT People’s Post Athlone Page 15
FLOOR WORK: Silindokhulo Mlonyeni of Heideveld club Great Commission United, slides in on Jamestown United player Jesse van der Bergh during an under17 league match at the Turfhall Sports Complex in Athlone on Saturday. Jamestown, from Athlone, beat the Heideveld side 20. Photo: Rashied Isaacs
BARGING THROUGH: Springbok lock forward Eben Etzebeth crashes into two Argentine defenders duringthe Springboks’ 276 victory in the opening Rugby Championship match at Newlands on Saturday.
Photo: Peter Heeger/Gallo Images
LIAM MOSES
AS the opening rounds of the EngenKnockout Challenge kicks tomor-row, the tournament has alreadycaptured the attention of talentscouts around the country.
Since its inception in 2003 thepopulartournament has served as a platformfor hundreds of players under the ageof 17 to prove they have what it takesto progress to the professional ranks ofSouth African football.The current crop of talented Cape
Town youngsters will have their oppor-tunity to prove themselves when thetournament finals takeplace inSeptem-ber and, according to tournament direc-tor Gilbert Kruger, they will bewatched by several representativesfrom professional teams.“I don’t want to put pressure on play-
ers by giving their names, but if I lookat some of the players there seems to bea nice crop coming through who couldbe noticed by the professional clubs,”says Kruger.“I have already been inundated with
requests from scouts and professionalclubs who are asking for accreditationto come to the tournament, becausethey know this is the area where theycould possibly find players.”The Challenge has already assisted
some of Cape Town and South Africa’smost talented players on their way toupper echelons of football.Former Ajax Cape Town and current
Supersport United midfielder GeorgeMaluleka, AjaxAmsterdamandBafanaBafana attacker Thulani Serero andSantos players Tasleem Paulse and Zai-ron van Beulen all made a name for
themselves at the Challenge.Besides acting as proving ground for
local talent, it also assists in developingyoung Cape Town footballers in otherways.Each one of the 16 teams that will
compete in the finals in September willreceive training equipment or a cashprize, regardless of where they finish,and all the teams play the same amountof games.The format of the competition means
the teams play against the strongestcompetition available locally.“Once you play against the last six-
teen teams you are playing against thebest teams in Cape Town. You obvious-ly have to be a bit better, and a bit moreorganised,” says Kruger.“It gives players the opportunity to
play against teams such as Ajax andVasco, who they don’t usually get toplay.“Here you are going to play against
the best 16 teams in the region, so youare already playing at a higher levelcompared to playing your normal LFAgame.”This week 96 teams will start their
journey to the finals of the competition,when they face off in the openingrounds of the tournament.The first matches were set to take
place over weekends, but waterloggedpitches meant that the games could nottake place.Unlike similar youth tournaments all
teams must qualify for the finals of thecompetition and the participating sidesrange from small, newly establishedteams to junior teams from profession-al clubs and academies.
. People’s Post is the media sponsorof the Engen Knockout Challenge.
Scouts zoom in onScouts zoom in onEngen KnockoutEngen Knockout
LIAM MOSES
THE Mr Price High Schools Leaguereturned with a bang after a weath-er-enforced break, as several high-scoring games were battled out inRocklands.The top three sides on the log weresome of the biggest winners on Sat-urday, scoring multiple goals intheir respective victories.Mondale, who lead the table on 28points, won by the largest margin inthis round of games, beating Aloe7-1.Second-placed side Oval North (26)scalped Beacon Hill 4-0 and Cloetes-ville (25) thrashed Heideveld 5-0.The victories ensured that Mondale,Oval North and Cloetesville stayedat the top of the standings, and lefttheir opponents rooted to the bottomhalf.Aloe went into the weekends match-es in eighth place but have nowdropped down to tenth, while Bea-con Hill were lucky to hang on to13th position. Heideveld stayed inthe second-last place.Portlandswas thebiggest climber onthe league table, moving from sev-enth position to fourth, after a com-prehensive 4-1 victory over Belgra-via.Lentegeur, who held fourth place atthe start of the round, dropped downto fifth after their 3-1 loss to Rock-
lands.Belgravia and Rocklands were intenth and 11th place respectively atthe start of the weekend’s matches,but Belgravia have dropped downone place while Rocklands havesurged up to eighth.Westridge andTafelsig tradedplaceson the table after contrasting re-sults.Westridge hold sixth place aftertheir 3-2 victory over Princeton, andTafelsig are in seventh followingtheir 0-0 draw with Glendale.The point gained from their drawwas enough to stop Glendale fromslippingout of ninthplace andPrinc-eton also held onto 12th.Spine Road and Cedar remain gluedto the 14th and last (16th) places onthe table respectively, after theyplayed to goalless draw on Saturday.The result should be a disappoint-ment to Spine Road, after their nar-row defeat against title-chasers OvalNorth last weekend.The Mr Price High School Leaguewill return to the Rocklands SportsComplex next Saturday.The times of the matches are as fol-lows: 09:00 Spine Road vs Mondale(Field A); Cloetesville vs Glendale(B); Lentegeur vsWestridge (C); Bea-con Hill vs. Belgravia (D). 10:15Princeton vs Cedar (Field A); Tafel-sig vs Oval North (B); Aloe vs Rock-lands (C); Portland vs Heideveld (D).
A high scoringaffair in Rocklands
ATHLONEAthletics Baseball Clubwillhold its 21st general meeting on Tues-day 28August at 20:00. Themeetingwill
take place at the clubhouse and allmembers are invited. For more infor-mation call IvanGordon0 084 605 4500.
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NEWLY PROMOTED National First Divi-sion (NDF) side Milano United are sweat-ing the outcome of a meeting which willdetermine whether they can play theirhome games at Rooikrans Sports Com-plex.
The Grassy Park-based side have played atthe field since their formation in 1986, butmay now be forced to move away if otherclubs based at field object to it being used forprofessional football.
The club’s officials will meet with repre-sentatives from the other sporting codeswhich are played at the field, such as baseballand cricket, tomorrow to work out a solution.
Nasief Brenner, Milano’s owner, says mov-ing the club away would hurt the team andits passionate supporters.
“We are here for over 20 years; it’s ourhome. I don’t think it would be fair to the com-munity to move us. We are using local playersfrom Grassy Park and Lavender Hill,” saysBrenner.
“Also to take it away from the supporterswould be unfair. The supporters come froma disadvantaged background, so to ask themto travel to Philippi or Wynberg is a burdenon them.”
Milano were promoted after winning theWestern Cape Vodacom League and then fin-ishing second the national promotion play-offs in Polokwane in July.
Brenner adds that the team needs commu-nity support for it to continue its climb up theSouth African football ladder.
“We need to play here for our community.Like with Chippa United, they did great inPhilippi because they were communitybased.
“You are nothing without your commu-nity, just another individual. We are Mi-lano from Grassy Park. Not Milano fromWynberg or Philippi.”
Milano have already received the go-ahead from the league, but are still in con-sultation with the City of Cape Town to useRooikrans. The final decision will be madeif they receive the permission of the otherclubs at Rooikrans.
Should the team stay at in Grassy Park,they will need to upgrade the facility byadding showers and making other minorchanges before the NDF conducts a final in-spection of the field at the end of the month.
Tandeka Gqada, Mayoral Committeemember for Community Services, says theCity is concerned that Milano’s request forexclusive use of the A-field and the hall atRooikrans, every second week, would beunfair to other codes using the facility.
“This restricts the use of the hall by thebroader community for functions and otherrecreational activities. As this is a communityfacility we would be hard-pressed to defend oneclub using this hall and field on an exclusivebasis every second week,” says Gqada.
“Secondly they requested facilities which arecurrently being used as a first aid room anddrug testing cubicle by the baseball and dartscodes, to be converted into a referee’s room. Inaddition to all these requirements they also re-quire a tunnel, which the facility does nothave.”
Brenner says Milano will be forced to moveto the Wynberg Military base, a venue whereother Premier Soccer League and NDF sideshave played in the past, should the other sport-ing codes vote against their stay.
The City has suggested that Milano use eitherPhilippi, Vygiekraal or Athlone stadium fortheir games.
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THE Sunflower Fund’s 9kmfun run and walk will takeplace at 10:00 on Sunday 16 Sep-tember.
The race will start at theMouille Point Lighthouse, con-tinue along the Sea Point boul-
evard to Granger Bay and thenreturn to the lighthouse.
Anyone interested in takingpart in the race can register atPick n Pay in the V&A Water-front from 10:00 to 19:00 on Sat-urday 1 and Saturday 8 Septem-
ber, or at Zone Radio in theV&A Waterfront Red Shedfrom 10:00 to 15:00 on Saturday15 September.
The R50 entry fee includes abandana, which must be wornon race day and again on Na-
tional Bandana Day, Friday 12October. All proceeds will gotowards helping cancer relatedcharities. For more informa-tion on the Sunflower Fund vis-it www.sunflowerfund.org.zaor call 0 0800 121 082.
Fun walk to help fund cancer research