city vision lagunya 6 nov 2014
DESCRIPTION
City vision lagunya 6 nov 2014TRANSCRIPT
LAGUNYA | PHILIPPIThursday, 6 November 2014 | Tel: 021 910 6500 | Fax: 021 910 6501 | Email: [email protected]
021 910 6500
Mabuza Mketshu (left) wasone of the many victims of aravenous fire in MarcusGarvey on Saturday evening.
PHOTO: MANDLA MAHASHE
MARCUS GARVEY: 56 PEOPLE DISPLACED AFTER FIRE
Church lies in ruinsMANDLA MAHASHE
“If I was young and fit, I would have donesomething to save my church.”These were the words of a heartbroken 80-
year-old Mabuza Mketshu, whose shackchurch, along with 29 homes, burnt to theground inMarcus Garvey on Saturday 1 No-vember.Mketshu casts a lonely figure on the busy
street, as he stares at the charred remainsof his beloved Melitha Zionist Church.It’s Sunday morning around 11:00 and,
Mketshu tells City Vision, by now his fellowcongregants would be proceeding with thechurch service. “But all we have now is achurch in ruins; it’s heartbreaking. Whathurts most is that when the fire started, Icould do nothing but watch from the win-dow. I just did not have the strength,” hesaid, staring at the charcoal streaked ironplates.When asked what he thought would hap-
pen to his church, he replied they have noother option but to rebuild again.“I’mnot surewhatwill be done, but I know
that the church does not have a big bank bal-ance to buy new material. We will have touse the same material,” he explained.A total of 56 people havebeen left homeless
by the fire, which also caused the death ofThandile Rhuxwana (35).Neighbour Thembeni Hendi said the fire
started at Rhuxwana’s shack at about 21:00.“I was sleepingwhen I heard a commotion
and went to investigate. I saw that his houseand the homes of others were on fire. Therewas chaos as everyone was struggling tosave their lives and belongings,”Hendi said.
Hendi added most of the fire victims lostall their belongingsbecause itwas “extreme-ly difficult” to vacate the area, as the houseswere built too close to each other.The City of Cape Town’s Disaster Risk
Management team distributed building ma-terial to the victims on Sunday morning.City Fire Services spokesperson Theo
Layne confirmed that the fire was caused bya short circuit in the electrical wiring of astructure. He advised residents to exercisecaution when using candles and electricalappliances.
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 20142 NEWS
If you have been seriously injured in amotor vehicle accident, train accident,police shooting or due to medicalnegligence, you may have a claim
against a government department forcompensation.
If you have put in a claim directly withthe Road Accident Fund without usingan attorney and feel that you have beenunderpaid or are dissatisfied with theirservice, we may be able to assist you.
We are personal injury attorneys, whospecialise in serious injuries. We areprepared to work on a no win – no fee
basis.
HAVE YOU BEEN INJURED?
For further queries, contact:
LESTER & ASSOCIATESATTORNEYS
on 021 423 4601 or Email: [email protected]
THOBILE’S TAKEgladwell ndzube
Criminal activitiescripples our country
At times I wish I could touch on everyissue I know of, just to inform you.I know there are limitations to what
one person can chew or do.I say “chew” because sometimes people
want to know and comment on everyissue without having all the facts, thusdistorting the truth.As you know, I try to bring you issues
of which I have in-depth knowledge – notjust umgosi.I feel I could spend my life bringing you
everything which will bring change orhighlight a certain disorder in ourcommunities.At times I would say it like it is or be
diplomatic about it, forcing you to readbetween the lines.The diplomacy, at times, initiates some
questions which I have to deal withone-on-one, because these days peopletend to personalise issues.I hope nothing personal is taken from
my writings and if it is, then I apologise.Coming back to my topic for the day:
crime.It was with dismay that I read the
reaction and focus put on some cases inour country.I do not want to sound like I am
repeating myself, but I want to point outissues of concern.We live in a province where – in
Afrikaans slang – stiek uit is the highestcriminal hub.I need not go into detail about the
number of cases the police deal with –right now it seems as if it is the norm forit to be ignored.It has now become the way of life that
these criminal transgressions or acts arenormal.It seems like a free for all or it depends
on who you are for your case to progress.Our family is a victim of this syndrome
as well and I am sure there are manyother such families like mine who neveror will never find finality to their cases.The worst part of this is that it is not
like anyone needed to do this extensivedetective work to find the culprits.Some of the cases never make it to
court. This leads to culprits continuing ontheir paths with ease.I believe that until all criminal activi-
ties such as murders, robbery and rapeare given the same priority and notcategorised by who you are, then we cancut down the numbers.Take, for instance, the amount of money
being offered for finding Senzo’s killers; ifeven a thousandth of that money could beoffered for the many criminal offencescommitted throughout the country, I amsure our country would be clean.People, I apologise for being so blunt,
but I am just using that mathematicalanalogy to highlight the dire need to sortout crime.We have witnessed people walking free
and coming back to commit more acts ofcrime, because lip service is given insome cases.Is there something I am missing,
somewhere?Could there be collusion between
certain elements in our society?Is the justice or police system ever
going to work for the downtroddenmasses? I wonder...If I am missing the point with my
questions or statements, please school me.Crime levels have reached high levels –
to the extent that our children strive tobe counted as criminals as well.Konakele.
Brothers for All’s Sibusise Gabuza shows Lord Rowan Williams a thing or two during the officialopening of the centre in Langa. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO
Tech whizzes get a homeMANDLA MAHASHE
Langa’s troubled youths have been throwna lifeline with the opening of the BrothersforAll premises at IkhayaLeLanga last Fri-day.
Officially opened by Lord Rowan Wil-liams from Cambridge University, the cen-tre offers coding and programming lessonsto troubled and vulnerable youths at nocharge. It also sells arts and craft material.
Sihle Tshabalala, the organisation’s na-tional coordinator, said the aim of the cen-tre is to disrupt the cycle of poverty by offer-ing a way out.
“Computer programming is a much sortafter skill, with big companies prepared tohire people even without matric,” he said.
“We offer this training for free to givethem an opportunity to create a career forthemselves.”
If there was one man that understandswhat it means to be a troubled youth itwould be Tshabalala.
He is currently out on patrol after serving
11 years in prison for armed robbery afterhe was arrested at the age of 19. While inprison, Tshabalala joined the Group ofHope initiative where hewas rehabilitated.Then his new perspective on life was real-ised. Tshabalala taught himself how tocode, programme and built websites.
“I decided to teach myself after a fellowprisoner had posed the question: ‘what canI learn now that can still be relevant whenI get out of prison in 10 years time?’ Forme,programming was the only answer,” Tsha-balala said.
Training started eight weeks ago and al-ready boasts a star student, Sibusiso Gabu-za who is able to build a website.
“I was invited to the programme by Tsha-balala after dropping out of college and itwas the best thing to happen to me,” the 20year old said.
“Before I was given this opportunity, Iwas job hunting and I’m happy I grabbedit with both, because now I have a skill toadd to my CV. I plan to pass the skill on toothers.”
Kind doctor leaves teary eyes as he diesGEOFF MAMPUTA
Dr Sam Gqada who has served the blackcommunities of Cape town as the only op-tometrist for a long time, has died.
He died on November 1 at the age of 64years .
Those who later came into the proffesionwere motivated by him and pioneers likeMjokes Tyaliti whose practices Sam tookover after Tyaliti’s relocation.
He liveda life thatwas full,he enjoyed eve-ry moment to the fullest,he was helful toeveryone in the community even the old la-dy who could not afford a pair of spectacles.
At one stage I saw an old lady leaving thepractice with a full smile whilst Sam wasgoing on “Bribri mntanam uyagula,uthi
wakundijonga ngezondondo ndiske ndiny-ibilike”.
He then stopped abruptly and said “AhAh,hayi khona, ingaba ndibeka ubomi ba-kho esichengeni if ndigakuyeka uhambeneezipeks ezinje,ezintwana zocingaokokuba una sixteen”.
The satisfied lady then smiled, I wouldsay, blushed in normal conversation,butsince black people don’t blush I will justsay wamuntsa.
On asking why he had sold such an obvi-ously pair of Ray Ban spectacles to somewho looked like she could not afford such.He responded in that deep bass laughterthat seems to come right up from thedepths of his belly and said: “Broer thatlady is going to a funeral of her only broth-er and what she could afford on a pension-ers income I did not have, how then do Imake her day than to provide her with thebest that I have at no charge,then she canuse her money for the funeral,abe ngumn-tu naye”.
That is Sam,that gesture he did withouta second thought and all you get when youtalk about business would be “Umntunawuphina ubalulekile” and then a burstof that resounding laughter.
He was a pioneer in more ways than one.When career guidance classes were of-
fered at Uluntu , Samwould be the first vol-unteer and would even take the leaners ona tour of his practice.
If space permitted one would write abouthis life journey from the rural EasternCape, night school,lack of funds for furthereducation,doing some of the lowest and de-manding jobs. He never lost sight of whathe wanted to achieve in life,which as kuku-ba ngugqirha wamehlo.
Rest in peace brigade ,you have showedus and future generations the way.It is upto us to continuewith thework that you did.
Dr Sam Gqada will be buried in KwaGwabenivillage in Peddie on Saturday.
Cele receives support for his ‘We can’t live in fear’ rantCommunities and the country at large can-not live in feardue to acts of criminality andcriminals, Agriculture, Forestry and Fish-eries Deputy Minister Bheki Cele said onTuesday.
“We can’t live this life of fear,” the formernational police commissioner told resi-dents of Vosloorus, on the East Rand, at ameeting to discuss crime.
“Someone, somewhere must rise and say
enough is enough. That’s why it is relevantthat young people of Gauteng are standingup and saying enough is enough. “
Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates cap-tain Senzo Meyiwa was killed in the arealast Sunday, while visiting his singer andactress girlfriend Kelly Khumalo. Two peo-ple allegedly entered the house, demandedcellphones, and shotMeyiwa before fleeing.Meyiwa was buried in Durban.
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 2014 NEWS 3
DOUBLESLEIGHBED
DOUBLESLEIGHBED
• White & Ivory• Colours extra
ZAP COMBOZAP COMBO
R1699*RRP R3399
TWINKLE BABYCOMPACTUM
TWINKLE BABYCOMPACTUM
PEDASTALS
OPTIONAL
EXTRA R2699*RRP R5399
MATTRESSOPTIONALEXTRA
UTILITY 2’5dr CHEST OF DRAWERSUTILITY 2’5dr CHEST OF DRAWERS
UTILITYROBE
UTILITYROBE
R769*RRP R1539
• WHITE• Hanging &top-packingshelf
• WHITE• Hanging &top-packingshelf
WHITEWHITE
UTILITY MINI MULTIROBEUTILITY MINI MULTIROBE
R1999*RRP R3999
Business hours: Mo.-Fr.: 9 am -5:30 pm Sat.: 9 am - 4 pm
N1 and Ottery only Sun 9am -1pm
SLIDE UNDER COMBOSLIDE UNDER COMBOWhite/Ivory
wings
optional extra
mattress
optional extra
colours extra
RRP R3999
R1999*
THE MEGASTOREOTTERY: TEL: 021 703 8622KUILS RIVER (Access park) TEL: 021 903 5254N1 VALUE CENTRE TEL: 021 595 2909MITCHELLS PLAIN INDUSTRIA TEL: 021 376 5699
THE MEGASTORE
SLEIGH COTSLEIGH COT
R2199*RRP R4399
• White & Ivory• Colours extra• mattress incl.
Mattressnot included
PINE DOUBLE BUNKPINE DOUBLE BUNK
RRP 2399
R1199*92 cm wide
MATTRESSESOPTIONALEXTRA
TWINKLE COTTWINKLE COT
R1399*RRP R2799
• WHITE/IVORY,
• Colours extra• Net notincluded
FREE PARKING AVAILABLE AT ALL STORESFREE PARKING AVAILABLE AT ALL STORES
R2999*RRP R5999
we accept all major credit cardsvisa, master card & rcs
WHITEWHITE
AT EXTRA COSTAT EXTRA COST
ALSO AVAILABLEIN OAK/IVORY
ALSO AVAILABLEIN OAK/IVORY
R449*RRP 899
BALMORAL BEDBALMORAL BED6PCE
CRAFTMASTERMULTIROBE
6PCECRAFTMASTER
MULTIROBE
WHITE/IVORYCEILINGHEIGHT
WHITE/IVORYCEILINGHEIGHT
INSTALL AS BUILT INCUPBOARDS ORFREE STANDING
INSTALL AS BUILT INCUPBOARDS ORFREE STANDING
2350
2350
R1899*RRP R3799• White / Ivory
• Pedestals,Colours
and Mattressoptional extra
• White / Ivory• Pedestals,
Coloursand Mattressoptional extra
RRP R13649
R68 5*2
We Make it Ourselves BUY DIRECT AND SAVE!!!
SALE! SALE! SALE!SALE! SALE! SALE! BELLVILLE STATIONBELLVILLE STATION
3 HOURS3 HOURS 3 HOURS3 HOURSONLY!!ONLY!! ONLY!!ONLY!!
WALALA WASALAWALALA WASALA WALALA WASALAWALALA WASALA
EVUKA KUQALA IYABAMBISAEVUKA KUQALA IYABAMBISA
WALALA
WASALA
WALALA
WASALA
WALALA
WASALA
WALALA
WASALA
9 am - 12 noon 9 am - 12 noon
SUNDAY ONLYSUNDAY ONLY
SUNDAY ONLYSUNDAY ONLY
SUNDAY ONLYSUNDAY ONLY
SUNDAY ONLYSUNDAY ONLY
WAS
199.99
WAS
199.99
WAS
299.99
WAS
299.99
WAS
299.99
WAS
299.99
CARLO
SUCCI
2 FOR2 FOR
WAS
299.99
WAS
299.99
Gugulethu: Patrollers’ shelter in ashes
There’s no stopping this watchMBONGISENI MASEKO
A neighbourhood watch is determined tocontinue their mission of keeping Gugu-lethu’s streets safe.This despite the setback of losing their
shelter in a recent fire. They claim the shel-ter was set alight by thugs.Asijiki Neighbourhood Watch chairper-
son Xolela Mkhithi said they will live up tothemeaning of name of the organisation andnot have second thoughts about fightingcrime.Their shelter, which was situated on the
corner of NY 69 and NY 3A, burnt to theground in the early hours of last Thursdaymorning.Mkhithi saidwatchmemberswere alerted
to the fire by a taxi driverwhohadbeendriv-ing passed the shelter. He alleges the mantold the members men set it alight beforevanishing into the dark.The flames also destroyed abakkie canopy
which was inside nearby yard.“We are not going to stop doing the job
whichwe have been doing.Wewill continuekeeping our streets safe. ‘Asijiki’, as thename of our organisation says. We believethe shelter was destroyed by people who areagainst what we are doing,” Mkhithi said.Mkhithi said they hope to get a container
to use in future, as it provide shelter fromthe rain and cold.The incident marked the second time the
structurewas destroyed since its erection inMay.Watch member Skholiwe Nxuseka claims
members of a gang confessed to destroyingthe shelter a week after it was erected.“We warned them to stop destroying the
shelter. Now the shelter is destroyed again
and we do not know who destroyed it,” Nx-useka said.The watch members did not open a case
with the police.The 13 watch members patrol the streets
from NY1 and NY78.Patroller Grant Tambo said they have
managed toprevent anumberof criminal ac-tivities, including the recovery of stolen dis-posable nappies after a truck-jacking nearGugulethu Square in June, as well as a de-crease in of house burglaries and robberies.Nobantu Pita, owner of the house where
the car canopywas destroyed, said the cano-py was a dog shelter and puppets. The dogs
were not injured during the incident.“The watch is a great help in the area. We
feel safer since they started patrolling. Thethugs do not want them to patrol; they wantto rule our area,” she said.Despite the watch’s sterling work, Nxuse-
ka claims they do not have a relationshipwith Gugulethu police.He said patrollers were arrested after as-
saulting a suspected thug and claims the po-lice do not react to their calls.In a statement, Gugulethu police con-
firmed they are investigating case of mali-cious damage to property. No arrests havebeen made.
“We commend good work done by neigh-bourhood watches and believe this incidentaims to discourage them. Neighbourhoodwatches work directly with sector manag-ers. If such incidents occur, it must be re-ported for investigation. If watches experi-ence any problems, they can phone ColonelMdonga on 082 469 2918 or Lieutenant Colo-nel Brink in 082 334 7517,” the statementread.“If there is still unhappiness, they can con-
tact the station commander, Brigadier Mvo-to, or report such incidents to the local com-munity police forum chairperson, Mr.Matsolo.”
The Asijiki Neighbourhood Watch’s was allegedly set alight by thugs in Gugulethu last Thursday. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 20144 NEWS
MONDAY - FRIDAY 07h30 - 17h30 • SATURDAY - 08h00 - 13h00
Tel: 021 948 1852Robert Sobukwe Road, Bellville
PLUMBING AND SANITARYWARE | DECORATIVE AND AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS | TILES | BOARDS | GENERAL HARDWARE
PICTURES AN INDICATION ONLY • E & O.E. • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIESPRICES VALID WHILE STOCKS LAST
*Terms & conditions apply
HEAT TECHHEAT TECH150 LITRE
00*R1999 00*R1999each
SEVEN FUNCTIONWATER SAVINGSHOWER ROSE
SEVEN FUNCTIONWATER SAVINGSHOWER ROSE
00R65 00R65
KWIKOTDOUBLE BOWL
SINK
KWIKOTDOUBLE BOWL
SINK
00R59500R595
20L Wall
Seal White
20L Crown
Arctic White
00R725
00R335
R3995R3995
6-JETSPA BATH
6-JETSPA BATH
VANITYCUPBOARD
600mm x 400mm
VANITYCUPBOARD
600mm x 400mm
900mm WHITESINK / CABINETCOMBO & TOP
900mm WHITESINK / CABINETCOMBO & TOP
00R99500R995
00R69500R695
4 PIECECLOSE-COUPLE
4 PIECECLOSE-COUPLE
00R61500R615
ALL TILES
95R49 /m²
00R115000R1150
QUADRANTSHOWER
DOORCHROME
FINISH
QUADRANTSHOWER
DOORCHROME
FINISH
TOP FLUSHSUITE
TOP FLUSHSUITE
ACRYLIC VANITY BASINS
1200mm R300
1500mm R400
Including:Drain Cock & Safety Valve
600 KPADUALGEYSERGEYSER
1.7m WHITEBATHwithhandles
1.7m WHITEBATHwithhandles
R785R785
ACYLIC PAINTTO CLEAR
R75FROM
PER 5 Lt
RELOCATIONRELOCATION
SALE!!SALE!!·Plumbing Specials·Curtain Rails·Garden Tools·Timbers·Rhino Boards·Foam Cornish·General Hardware·Many more instore
II
SS
OO
99
00
00
11 S A B SS A B S
APPROVEDAPPROVED
5 yearguarantee
ISebe loPhuhliso loQoqosho leSixeko saseKapa limema onke amashishini asakhasayo,abarhwebi abangamiselekanga nemibutho yasekuhlaleni anamashishini asekelwe e-Athlone,eGatesville, eGugulethu, eNyanga, eWynberg, eRetreat nakwiingingqi ezingqongileyo ukubabazimase indibano yocweyo yenkxaso nophuhliso.
Umhla: NgoLwesine, owe-20 Novemba 2014Ixesha: 09:00 de kube yintsimbi ye-14:00Indawo: Rylands Civic Centre, Balu Parker Boulevard, eRylands
Le ndibano yocweyo iza kujonga ezi nkalo zilandelayo:
• Ukunceda amashishini asakhasayo ekuchongeni iimfuno zawo eziphambili ukuze abenenzuzo kwaye azinze
• Ukunxulumanisa amashishini asakhasayo nemibutho yenkxaso yamashishini• Ukuqonda indlela esebenza ngayo inkqubo yokuthengwa nokuthengiswa kwempahla
zeSixeko nendlela yokuqhuba ishishini neSixeko• Ukufikelela kuphuhliso lwezakhono zokulawula amashishini• Ukubonelela ngamathuba okubonisana neSixeko kwimicimbi ebalulekileyo• Ukufumana amathuba okusebenzisana nokuqonda ngcono• imeko-bume yamashishini asekuhlaleni
Nceda uqaphele ukuba indawo yokuhlala ilinganiselwe. Ukuqinisekisa ukuba uzakuzimasa, qhagamshelana no-Yazied Davids kwa-0606 289 648 okanye nge-imeyile:[email protected] phambi kwentsimbi ye-18:00 ngoLwesihlanu,umhla we-14 Novemba 2014.
Qhagamshelana no-Chiara Baumann kwa-021 417 0648 okanye [email protected] ngolwazi oluthe vetshe.
ACHMAT EBRAHIMUMPHATHI WESIXEKO244/2014
ISIMEMO SOKUZIMASA INDIBANOYOCWEYO YENKXASO NOPHUHLISOELUNGISELELWE AMASHISHINIASAKHASAYO
Flames of fire claimed the life of Kibotele Manda, 32, and left damage to three houses, onMonday morning in Langa. PHOTO: MBONGISENI MASEKO
Man dies in shack fireMBONGISENI MASEKO
A man burnt to death after a mysterious firewhich is said to have started in toilet brokeout on Monday morning in Langa.
Kibotele Manda, 32, who resides in Wood-stock, was killed by the flames hours afterhe visited his friends at Ndabeni Street.
Manda was sleeping alone in a shack atthe back of the house when the fire brokeout in a toilet which is also at back of thehouse.
Mark Ngonyani, 35, a friend said they lastspoke to Manda when he asked for a match-es to light a cigarette at about 3am.
“We then heard screams from neighboursthat there was fire coming from the toilet.The shack where he was sleeping wasquickly caught up in the flames as it wasclose to the toilet. I was confused and I didnot think he was still inside the shack. I on-ly managed to take my baby out. I lost every-thing I had in the fire,” Ngonyani said.
Manda, who originates from Tanzania,came to visit his fellow countrymen on Sun-day.
“It is very painful to lose him like that.The fire spread very quickly. We are leftwith no shelter now,” he added.
Andiswa Joni, who also stays in the yard,said she was woken up by a “funny smell”and saw the flames destroying the houses,
at about 4am.“We tried to call him but he could not
hear us because he has hearing problems.This is so bad,” Joni said.
Ngonyani said Manda was expected to beburied by Tuesday as he was a Muslim.
The fire also spread to two houses,number 19 and 21, and left a massive dam-age.
Vuyani Faku, 56, of house number 19, wasso devastated after the incident.
“I am only left with the clothes that I amwearing right now. I also lost my salary ofabout R1600 which was in my shack (at theback of the house). I feel very bad, becauseI do not even have food and clothes. I do notknow where I am going to sleep tonight,”Faku said.
Faku’s house was left with no electricityand water after the incident.
Alderman Brian Watkyns, the councillorat ward 53, also came to check the damagein the houses, on Monday.
“It is terrible that a visitor lost his life inthe fire. This is tragedy,” Watkyns said.
Watkyns said he would see if he could or-ganise some food and blankets for the fami-lies affected.
Inspector Odwa Makupula, Langa policespokesperson, said the police were investi-gating an inquest docket and that the causefor the fire was still unknown.
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 2014 NEWS 5
OALGOALGOALGSUPERMARKET
YOU ALWAYS SCORE AT
PROMOTION
06 - 12
NOVEMBER 2014
BIRTHDAY SALE!! BIRTHDAY SALE!!HAMPERHAMPER SASKO COMBO
+ DEALFREESASKO COMBO
+ DEALFREE
EXCELLA SOYAOIL 2lt
EXCELLA SOYAOIL 2lt
CROWN COOKINGOIL 2lt
CROWN COOKINGOIL 2lt
ALLSOME RICE10kg
ALLSOME RICE10kg
BEST BAKECAKE FLOUR
10kg
BEST BAKECAKE FLOUR
10kg
SNOWFLAKECAKE
FLOUR10kg
SNOWFLAKECAKE
FLOUR10kg
IWISA SUPERMAIZE10kg
IWISA SUPERMAIZE10kg
SUPA BOWLSAMP10kg
SUPA BOWLSAMP10kg
9921 8926 9976
99599964
9946 9938
CO
ND
IMEN
TS
CO
ND
IMEN
TS
BEVER
AG
ES
BEVER
AG
ES
BEVER
AG
ES
BEVER
AG
ES
TIN
STIN
SC
ER
EA
LS
CER
EA
LS
BA
BY
CA
RE
BA
BY
CA
RE
TO
ILETR
IES
TO
ILE
TR
IES
HO
US
EH
OLD
HO
US
EH
OLD
OTH
ER
OTH
ER
CO
OLD
RIN
KS
&B
ISC
UIT
SC
OO
LD
RIN
KS
&B
ISC
UIT
S
DES
SE
RTS
&S
WE
ETS
DES
SE
RTS
&S
WE
ETS
SP
REA
DS
SP
REA
DS
99
338ITEMS FOR
ITEMS FORALLALL
99
219
10 Kg SASKO CAKE FLOUR10 Kg SPEKKO RICE
10 Kg WHITE STAR MAIZE MEAL10 Kg HULLETS SUGAR
2 LT EXCELLA SOYA OIL or5Kg CHAMPION SAMP
10 Kg SASKO CAKE FLOUR10 Kg SPEKKO RICE
10 Kg WHITE STAR MAIZE MEAL10 Kg HULLETS SUGAR
2 LT EXCELLA SOYA OIL or5Kg CHAMPION SAMP
10 Kg SASKO CAKE FLOUR10 Kg SPEKKO RICE
10 Kg WHITE STAR MAIZE MEAL
+ SASKO EVERYDAYWHITE BREAD
FREE
10 Kg SASKO CAKE FLOUR10 Kg SPEKKO RICE
10 Kg WHITE STAR MAIZE MEAL
+ SASKO EVERYDAYWHITE BREAD
FREE
Club member: ask for a free quote for your requirements and free delivery contact Anwar on 082 498 8441. ATM’S available in-store.
PHILIPPI •C/O STOCK & PROTEA ROAD• TEL: 021 371 1452
1717171717171717thththththththth
MANY MORE
INSTORE
SPECIALS
VREDENBERGEGGS-MIX
30’s
VREDENBERGEGGS-MIX
30’s
9928
INVICTASAMP
5kg
INVICTASAMP
5kg
9922
IMBOSUGARBEANS
500g
IMBOSUGARBEANS
500g
999
SASKO BREAD-EVERYDAY WHITE& YUMMY WHITE
700g
SASKO BREAD-EVERYDAY WHITE& YUMMY WHITE
700g
608
SASKO BREAD-EVERYDAY BROWN& YUMMY BROWN
700g
SASKO BREAD-EVERYDAY BROWN& YUMMY BROWN
700g
607
D’LITE MEDIUMFAT SPREAD
TUB1kg
D’LITE MEDIUMFAT SPREAD
TUB1kg
9917
SUPA FATSPREAD
500g
SUPA FATSPREAD
500g
994
DARLINGAMASI
2lt
DARLINGAMASI
2lt
9918
DARLINGYOGHURT
6’s
DARLINGYOGHURT
6’s
997
OAKLANDFRESH CREAM
MILK 1lt
OAKLANDFRESH CREAM
MILK 1lt
995ALL GOLDTOMATOSAUCE700ml
ALL GOLDTOMATOSAUCE700ml
CROSS &BLACKWELLMAYONNAISE
1.5kg
CROSS &BLACKWELLMAYONNAISE
1.5kg
MRS BALLSCHUTNEY
(ASSORTED)470g
MRS BALLSCHUTNEY
(ASSORTED)470g
KOO BEETROOTGRATED
780g
KOO BEETROOTGRATED
780g
TOP CLASSSOYA MINCE(ASSORTED)
500g
TOP CLASSSOYA MINCE(ASSORTED)
500g
AROMAT CANNISTER(BEEF & CHILLI
BEEF) 75g
AROMAT CANNISTER(BEEF & CHILLI
BEEF) 75g
MARCO PASTAMACARONI
500g
MARCO PASTAMACARONI
500g
AUSTINSPAGHETTI
500g
AUSTINSPAGHETTI
500g
IMANA STOCKCUBES
(ASSORTED)24’s
IMANA STOCKCUBES
(ASSORTED)24’s
9914 9928 9916 9914 9911 997 995 995 9910SUPER SHEBA(ASSORTED)
75g
SUPER SHEBA(ASSORTED)
75g
IMANA PACKETSOUP
(ASSORTED)each
IMANA PACKETSOUP
(ASSORTED)each
RAJAH CURRY(ASSORTED)
100g
RAJAH CURRY(ASSORTED)
100g
CROWN FINESALT500g
CROWN FINESALT500g
992 791 998 491
CREMORACOFFEE
CREAMER1kg
CREMORACOFFEE
CREAMER1kg
9931
TEECOTEABAGS
100’s
TEECOTEABAGS
100’s
9910
FRISCOINSTANTCOFFEE
500g
FRISCOINSTANTCOFFEE
500g
9932
RICOFFYTIN
250g
RICOFFYTIN
250g
9923
SOUTHALLSROOIBOS
TEA20’s
SOUTHALLSROOIBOS
TEA20’s
993KOO BEANS IN
TOMATO SAUCE410g
KOO BEANS INTOMATO SAUCE
410g
996
MILANO BAKEDBEANS
400g
MILANO BAKEDBEANS
400g
994
LUCKY STARPILCHARDS
400g
LUCKY STARPILCHARDS
400g
9912
KOO FRESHGARDEN PEAS
410g
KOO FRESHGARDEN PEAS
410g
998
MILANO PROCESSEDPEAS400g
MILANO PROCESSEDPEAS400g
994
BULLBRANDCORNED MEAT
CORNED300g
BULLBRANDCORNED MEAT
CORNED300g
9913
KOO MIX VEG& CURRY VEG
410g
KOO MIX VEG& CURRY VEG
410g
998
MILANO MIXEDVEGETABLES
400g
MILANO MIXEDVEGETABLES
400g
994WEET-BIXCEREAL
900g
WEET-BIXCEREAL
900g
9928
JUNGLE OATSCEREAL
1kg
JUNGLE OATSCEREAL
1kg
9918
CRYSTAL CORNFLAKES
1kg
CRYSTAL CORNFLAKES
1kg
9929
KELLOGS SPECIALK OATS &
HONEY375g
KELLOGS SPECIALK OATS &
HONEY375g
9912
PRIZE INSTANTMAIZE PORRIDGE
(ASSORTED)
PRIZE INSTANTMAIZE PORRIDGE
(ASSORTED)
697
ALL GOLDAPRICOT JAM
450g
ALL GOLDAPRICOT JAM
450g
998
MORE PEANUTBUTTER TUB
850g
MORE PEANUTBUTTER TUB
850g
9925
HUGO MIXFRUIT450g
HUGO MIXFRUIT450g
997
MORE JAMMIXED FRUIT
900g
MORE JAMMIXED FRUIT
900g
9911JIVE
COOLDRINKS(ASSORTED)
2lt
JIVECOOLDRINKS(ASSORTED)
2lt
DELICIOUSSMOOTHIE
(ASSORTED)5lt
DELICIOUSSMOOTHIE
(ASSORTED)5lt
KINGSLEYCOOLDRINKS(ASSORTED)
2lt
KINGSLEYCOOLDRINKS(ASSORTED)
2lt
REFRESHHHENERGYDRINK440ml
REFRESHHHENERGYDRINK440ml
DOLE FRUIT &BITES
DRINKS250ml
DOLE FRUIT &BITES
DRINKS250ml
PRIZE BISCUITS(ASSORTED)
200’s
PRIZE BISCUITS(ASSORTED)
200’s
NATIONS CHOICECREAMS (LEMON,
STRAWBERRY,CHOCOLATE)
150g
NATIONS CHOICECREAMS (LEMON,
STRAWBERRY,CHOCOLATE)
150g
PARMALATCUSTARD
1lt
PARMALATCUSTARD
1lt
MOIRS CUSTARDPOWDERVANILLA
125g
MOIRS CUSTARDPOWDERVANILLA
125g
898 9926 996 994 992 9914 392 9916 994PURITY 2nd FOODS
BABY FOOD(ASSORTED)
125ml
PURITY 2nd FOODSBABY FOOD(ASSORTED)
125ml
CERELAC BABYFOODS
(ASSORTED)250g
CERELAC BABYFOODS
(ASSORTED)250g
PAMPERS ACTIVE BABYJUMBO PACKS
(ALL SIZES)58’s, 62’s, 68’s, 82’s
PAMPERS ACTIVE BABYJUMBO PACKS
(ALL SIZES)58’s, 62’s, 68’s, 82’s
DRYFIRST NAPPIESMEGA PACK(ALL SIZES)
60’s, 66’s, 72’s, 84’s
DRYFIRST NAPPIESMEGA PACK(ALL SIZES)
60’s, 66’s, 72’s, 84’s
NAPPYNESS DIAPERSPREMIUM
(ALL SIZES)20’s
NAPPYNESS DIAPERSPREMIUM
(ALL SIZES)20’s
PAMPERS BABY WIPESFRESH CLEAN
64’s
PAMPERS BABY WIPESFRESH CLEAN
64’s
SOFT & PUREBABY OIL
100ml
SOFT & PUREBABY OIL
100ml
LIBERTYPEACHHALVES
825g
LIBERTYPEACHHALVES
825g
KOOPEACHSLICES
825g
KOOPEACHSLICES
825g
995 9922 99169 99119 9926 9912 992 999 9911KOO
FRUITCOCKTAIL
825g
KOOFRUIT
COCKTAIL825g
SUPER FRUITPEAR
HALVES825g
SUPER FRUITPEAR
HALVES825g
AQUAFRESHTOOTHPASTE(ASSORTED)
100ml
AQUAFRESHTOOTHPASTE(ASSORTED)
100ml
995
SHIELD ROLL ONFOR LADIES
& MEN50ml
SHIELD ROLL ONFOR LADIES
& MEN50ml
999
PROTEX BATHSOAP
(ASSORTED)175g
PROTEX BATHSOAP
(ASSORTED)175g
996
LUX FACESOAP
(ASSORTED)100g
LUX FACESOAP
(ASSORTED)100g
893
ALWAYS PADSMAXI SUPER
9’s, 10’s
ALWAYS PADSMAXI SUPER
9’s, 10’s
8911
TWINSAVERSTOILETROLLS
10’s
TWINSAVERSTOILETROLLS
10’s
9928 9913 998SUNLIGHT WASHING
POWDER(ASSORTED)
2kg
SUNLIGHT WASHINGPOWDER
(ASSORTED)2kg
OMO WASHINGPOWDER
2kg
OMO WASHINGPOWDER
2kg
MAQ WASHINGPOWDER
2kg
MAQ WASHINGPOWDER
2kg
ARIEL WASHINGPOWDER
2kg
ARIEL WASHINGPOWDER
2kg
STA SOFT FABRICSOFTNER
(ASSORTED)2lt
STA SOFT FABRICSOFTNER
(ASSORTED)2lt
MAQ FABRICSOFTNER
(ASSORTED)2lt
MAQ FABRICSOFTNER
(ASSORTED)2lt
HANDY ANDY(ASSORTED)
750ml
HANDY ANDY(ASSORTED)
750ml
SNOWFLAKEMUFFIN MIX(ASSORTED)
1kg
SNOWFLAKEMUFFIN MIX(ASSORTED)
1kg
KRUNCH CHIPS(ASSORTED)
125g
KRUNCH CHIPS(ASSORTED)
125g
9932 9936 9934 9934 9919 9918 9913 9912 996SUPA PAINT PVA(ALL COLOURS)
5lt
SUPA PAINT PVA(ALL COLOURS)
5lt
DOMESTOS(ASSORTED)
750ml
DOMESTOS(ASSORTED)
750ml
9917
ALBEX BLEACH(ASSORTED)
750ml +250ml FREE
ALBEX BLEACH(ASSORTED)
750ml +250ml FREE
996
PREEM PUREGREENSOAP1kg
PREEM PUREGREENSOAP1kg
9910
ASTRA BLUESOAP1kg
ASTRA BLUESOAP1kg
999
SUNLIGHTLAUNDRY
SOAP500g
SUNLIGHTLAUNDRY
SOAP500g
998
SUNLIGHTDISHWASHING
LIQUID750ml
SUNLIGHTDISHWASHING
LIQUID750ml
9917
MAQDISHWASHING
LIQUID750ml
MAQDISHWASHING
LIQUID750ml
9913
BRITEMORDISHWASHING
LIQUID750ml
BRITEMORDISHWASHING
LIQUID750ml
995 9938
SNOWFLAKECAKE FLOUR
2.5kg
SNOWFLAKECAKE FLOUR
2.5kg
6916IWISA SUPER
MAIZE5kg
IWISA SUPERMAIZE
5kg
9923
HAMPERBLEACH
750ml
HAMPERBLEACH
750ml
992
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 20146 NEWS
NANO
FINISH
POLISHED PORCELAIN
SUPER GLOSSY
Entertainment: Top class acts
Get ready for annual Gugs festDJ Sbu and Busisiwe will be among topperformers to grace the annual GugulethuBeer & Whiskey Festival at Mzoli’s Placeon Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 November.Festival organiser Meli Mangele said
the event was launched to market the areaas a tourism destination, by bringing to-gether people from diverse cultures.“People from different walks of life come
together to taste and enjoy the experienceof beer, whiskey and brandy at this festi-val,” he said.The country’s top distillers will show off
their top brands while teaching the festi-val-goers about nitty-gritty of producingsmall batches of individualwhiskies, bran-dies and beers.“We will have interactive brand spaces
and boutique stands for the public to min-glewhile learning about the skills, passionand creativity of some leading distillers,”Mangele said.At the festival, therewill be different rep-
resentation of brands, showcasing the lat-est products on themarket. Theywill inter-act with old and current consumers, withthe purpose of educating the consumerand, at the same time, allowing them to en-joy the experience.Live performances from well-known lo-
cal artists and local braai masters will addto a buzzing atmosphere.Tickets are on sale at Computicket at R70
for general entry and R270 for VIP entry.
WIN! City Vision readers stand thechance to win twoVIP tickets and five dou-ble general tickets. Enter by sendingSMSing “GBWF” to 34586 before Saturday15 November. SMSes cost R1,50. Scores of beer and whisky appreciators are expected to attend the festival.
DJ Sbu (below) and Busisiwe will perform.
Tickets for race and festival on saleTheGugulethuRace andMusic Festival waslaunched at an event at Cash’s Place on Sun-day 2 November.This year’ s Reconciliation Day 10km race
on Tuesday 16 December incorporates a mu-sic festival which will feature, among oth-ers, DJ Sox and Khuli Chana.
Music festival organiser Mzura Khusesaid the tickets are already on sale at Com-puticket and other outlets.“We are bringing a great race and great
entertainers to keep the December vibewarm,” said Khuse.RCS Gugulethu Athletics Club chairper-
son Thobile Ndzube said they are lookingforward to the day.“We have been staging this race for years
and nowwe are spicing it up by bringing theentertainment aspect to it,” he said.
Khuli Chana will be in Gugs in December.
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 2014 NEWS 7
TO AT THESTUDY
Kopanong Africa Project committee members, from left, Sindile Mtshakaza, Mati Fante andXolani Nana. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Community organisationlaunched at fun runMANDLA MAHASHE
Kopanong Africa Project has set its sightson improving the lives of residents in Aca-cia Park and surrounding areas. But first,they held a fun run.The NPO was launched amid a fun and
sweat at the 5km Community Fun Run atVuyiseka High School on Saturday 25 Octo-ber.The organisation’s deputy chairperson
SindileMtshakaza toldCity Vision they areaiming at improving the lives of those inneed. “We seek to engage with the troubledyouths and linking them to facilities thatwill see them gain essential skills. Theyneed to have the skills that can make thememployable and entrepreneurs,” Mtshaka-zi said.Kopanong Africa will also focus on the
elderly who have an abundance of skillswhich can be used to their benefit, as wellas to the benefit of the rest of the communi-ty. “Elderly people, for instance, are skilled
cooks in traditional African food and thisexpertise can be used to boost the tourismindustry, as well as help them make a liv-ing. Our organisation aims to bridge thesegaps so that we can alleviate poverty, fightcrime and improve or communities,” he ex-plained.Over 300 people participated on the day
and Mtshakaze said he was happy that theevent was well received.“We couldhave gone for a soccer or rugby
tournament, but we decided to go aheadwith a fun run as it is not as popular in ourcommunities. It has a lot of benefits for peo-ple, especially healthwise.Manypeople areeatingunhealthy andnot exercising, so thiswill help in that regard,” he said.Going forward Kopanong Africa hopes to
strengthen its relationshipswith communi-ty organisations such as neighbourhoodwatches and local businesses, such asPhilippi Cash and Carry, which sponsoredrefreshments for the event alongside Pre-mier Foods.
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 20148 NEWS
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 2014 NEWS 9
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 201410 NEWS
The White House structure was initially envisaged as an office for the local Ward Councillorand a community meeting room. The structure was vandalised and there were seriouscommunity difficulties at the time of the implementation of the project which causedsignificant delays and damages. The City of Cape Town has therefore organized a publicmeeting to resolve the matter in order for the White House Project to be finalized.
These possible solutions will be presented at an open-day session where affected membersof the public are invited to attend and obtain additional information and submit comments.
Date: Wednesday 12 November 2014Time: 18:30Venue: Homestead, Dyani Crescent, Khayelitsha (Next to White House)
Direct enquiries to Thotyelwa Nzanze at 021 360 3217 or [email protected].
ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER213/2014
HAVE YOUR SAY!White House Project
ISixeko saseKapa sihlaba ikhwelo kuluntu lasekuhlaleni ukuba luvakalise uluvo kuphengululolonyaka (uphengululo lowama-2015/16) nakwiziphakamiso zezilungiso kwiSicwangcisosoPhuhliso ngokuHlangeneyo (se-IDP) sango-2012 ukuya ngo-2017.
Ngokwecandelo-17 loMthetho wobuRhulumente boMmandla ongeeNkqubo zikaMasipalaongunomb.32 wango-2000, uluntu namaqela anomdla okanye imibutho bayakuthi banikweithuba lokuba bavakalise izimvo, izindululo okanye izimvo ezijoliswe kumasipala ukususelangowe-4 Novemba 2014 ukuya ngowe-3 Disemba 2014.
Izimvo zingangeniswa:
• Ngefeksi: 086 514 9938• Nge-imeyile: [email protected]• Ezilungiselelwe ukuposwa: 15th Floor, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town 8001
(zijoliswe kuMlawuli we-Ofisi ye-IDP)• SMS: ‘idp’ kulandele izimvo zakho ku-31766• Iwebhusayithi: www.capetown.gov.za/en/IDP• Facebook: www.facebook.com/CityofCT
IYunithi yeSixeko engeNtatho-nxaxheba yoLuntu iyakuthi incedise abo bantu bangenakhoukufunda okanye ukubhala, abo bakhubazekileyo nabo bahlelelekileyo abangenakhoukungenisa izimvo ngokubhaliweyo ukuba ifumane izimvo zabo, ukuze zibhalwe phantsi kwayezingeniswe kwiSixeko. Qhagamshelana naba bantu balandelayo:
Ngentatho-nxaxheba ngokuphangaleleyo:Ruché Daniels, umnxeba: 021 400 1766 okanye nge-imeyile: [email protected]
Ngokumalunga nabo bahlelelekileyo:Anele Viti, umnxeba: 021 400 1652 okanye nge-imeyile: [email protected]
Iziphakamiso zezilungiso kwi-IDP ziyakuthi zifumaneke ukuba ziphononongwe kwawww.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay, kwii-ofisi zamabhungana nakwimizi yamathalaeencwadi kamasipala.
Jolisa imibuzo ku-Jeàn Yslie, umnxeba: 021 400 9806 okanye u-imeyilele:[email protected].
ACHMAT EBRAHIMUMPHATHI WESIXEKO241/2014
VAKALISA ULUVO LWAKHO!UPHENGULULO LONYAKA(UPHENGULULO LOWAMA-2015/16) NEZIPHAKAMISO
ZEZILUNGISO KWISICWANGCISOSOPHUHLISO NGOKUHLANGENEYO (SE-
IDP) SANGO-2012 UKUYA NGO-2017
Conned: Crying foul over ‘promise’ of employment
Youths upset over ‘job scam’MONIQUE DUVAL
Angry and confused, a group of young, un-employed people are demanding answers.
More than 30 people gathered at a Laven-der Hill home last week to voice their opin-ions on an alleged job scam run by theSes’Khona People’s Rights Movement.
The group, who asked to remain anony-mous, claim they were informed about atraining programme where people are em-ployed by Metrorail.
They said they were called to meetingsat Retreat library and told to complete reg-istration forms. In addition they were toldto pay R25 and provide a certified copy oftheir IdentityDocuments andaphotographfor their Ses’Khona membership cards.
One 29-year-old women said with thiscard they could board trains for free, getfree food from fast food outlets and freeclothes from various retailers.
Despite promises for training and jobs,the group says this never materialised andscheduled meetings were continually can-celled.
Instead, they were informed to boardtrains and make their way to Cape TownCBD and Bellville and attend the court ap-pearances of Ses’Khona chairpersonAndile Lili. Lili is the man behind the “pooprotests” across Cape Town and reportedlyappeared in court last week on charges re-lating to the dumping of human waste atthe Cape Town International Airport lastyear.
Angry residents explained they boardedtrains for free and attended court appear-ances.
Here they say they met other Ses’Khonamembers from Muizenberg, Mitchell’sPlain and Khayelitsha who also thoughtthey would be working on trains.
The group say they are “fed up with thelies” and want their money back.
“We are desperate for work and gave theR25 because we believed them. How couldthey do this to us? We are already suffer-ing,” one woman said.
The group produced a registration formwhich has the name “Sesikhona” on it anda cellphone number.
The number belongs to Lili’s co-accusedLoyiso Nkohla.City Vision showed the group the profile
picture of the Ses’Khona Facebook pageand they immediately identified Lili as theman “who promised them jobs”.
“That’s him, the pig,” one woman shout-ed.
Lili claims Ses’Khona has an agreementwith Metrorail but says a public announce-ment on the issue has been stalled due tointerferencebyprovincial transportminis-ter Donald Grant.
He says the agreement included provid-ing jobs for 25 000 people and says Ses’Kho-
na was told to commence recruitment.“The people are ready but Metrorail is
stalling because of interference. These jobsare for the poorest of the poor so they canhave something on the table at Christmas,”he says.
However, according to Grant’s spokes-person Siphesihle Dube this is not the case.
He explains after initial reports of allega-tions that Metrorail may have been com-plicit in a “jobs for pay” scam involvingSes’Khona, Grant wrote to Metrorail re-gional manager, Richard Walker, seekingclarity.
Dube says Walker then responded refut-ing such claims and explained a proposalwas submitted by a women’s empower-ment group with affiliates for job opportu-nities in the cleaning of railway reserves,and that no decision had been made.
“Grant considered these allegations asvery serious, which prompted his requestfor clarity,” Dube adds.
Lili says Ses'Khona members were not al-lowed to take free items from stores andclaims: “That is propaganda”.
He says Ses’Khona members attendedcourt appearance voluntarily and were notrequired to do so.
The Lavender Hill group disputes thissaying they were “clearly told” that mem-bers who attended court appearanceswould be given jobs first.
Lili says if Metrorail does not go publicwith their plans, Ses’Khona will march totheir offices today (Thursday 6 November).
According to Metrorail spokespersonRiana Scott, Metrorail and the PassengerRail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) do nothave a partnership with Ses’Khona.
She says they were approached by theProgressive Women’s Movement (PWM)with a job creation proposal involvingyouth and women in a project to clean railreserves.
“A draft proposal was presented to thePrasa group chief executive, who recognis-ing the need for job creation, proposed ajoint working group to assess the feasibili-ty of the PWM initiative,” Scott explains.
She says this is still in proposal stage andno formalised arrangement exists.
“No one under the name of Prasa orMetrorail is being recruited nor will be ap-pointed until the project is formally ap-proved,” she adds.
In addition Scott explains under the Le-gal Succession Act, all passengers are re-quired to travel with a valid ticket.
Should there be an accident, commuterswithout valid tickets will not receive com-pensation.
“Dozens of organisations approachMetrorail annually to transport people tovarious events. We have not yet receivedan application from Ses’Khona for contracttrains,” she explains.
Angry Lavender Hill residents identify Andile Lili, chairperson of the Ses’Khonya People’s RightsMovement, as the man who promised them jobs on Metrorail trains. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 2014 NEWS 11
Call the Transport Information Centre- (toll-free 24/7) 0800 65 64 63www.myciti.org.za mycitibus.mobi dial *120*1040#
@MyCiTiBusMyCiTi - IntegratedRapid Transit System
2014
MyCiTi's off peak fares help you save.
The PEAK fare period is only payable if your journey starts on a weekday between06:30 - 08:30 and 16:00 - 18:00. Our off peak SAVER period gives you an average17% saving for journeys starting at all other times, including all day on weekendsand public holidays.
THEEARLYBIRDCATCHESTHEBUS
The City of Cape Town’s Economic Development Department invites all micro-enterprises,informal traders and community-based organisations with business enterprises based inKhayelitsha and surrounding areas to a support and development workshop.
Date: Wednesday 27 November 2014Time: 09:00 until 14:00Venue: Look Out Hill, corner of MewWay and Spine Road, Ilitha Park, Khayelitsha
The workshop will cover the following:
• Assisting micro-enterprises in identifying their key needs to become profitable andsustainable
• Linking micro-enterprises to business support organisations• Understanding how the City’s procurement system works and how to do business with
the City• Accessing business skills development• Providing an opportunity to engage with the City on key issues• Networking opportunity to better understand your local business environment
Please note that space is limited. To confirm your attendance contact Yazied Davids on0606 289 648 or e-mail [email protected] before 18:00 on Friday 14 November 2014.
Contact Timothy Page on 021 417 0661 or e-mail [email protected] formore information.
ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER243/2014
INVITATION TO ATTEND A SUPPORTAND DEVELOPMENTWORKSHOP FORMICRO-ENTERPRISES
OPINIONmthakazi makalima
Where has ourubuntu spirit gone?
Death has become common to our ears.It’s something that we hear about
every day.No one wants to sway to it’s melody
with the sad rhythm.It has become an everyday occurrence
– something as normal as the air that webreath in.
But it’s not.Overnight, South Africa has changed
from a beautiful country into a horrormovie.
These days walking through the streetsof your hometown or kasi is not as easyas it used to be. You may bump intothugs who might kill you for a lousycellphone – as if taking somebody’s life isan easy feat.
Life is not fair and this world is forhard-working people who know whatthey want and where they want to be.
You cannot blame poverty for youmaking the wrong choice to be a thugand take other people’s lives to feedyourself.
People see this country as a place tocommit murder and get away with it –British businessman Shrien Dewani iscurrently on trial for allegedly planningthe murder of his wife.
This shows a lack of respect for ourpicturesque country. What do we sayabout it?
People from other countries don’t takeus seriously and we have no one to
blame but ourselves. We have portrayedour country as a crime haven.
This country still mourns the senselessslaying of Bafana Bafana and OrlandoPirates captain Senzo Meyiwa. He waskilled in cold blood for, it is believed,something as small as a cellphone.
He cannot be brought back. Hischildren have to grow up without theirfather and his family and teammateshave to try to fill the void left by hissudden passing all for a cellphone whichwas probably sold a pittance to buynyaope.
Funerals are common – we attend afuneral of a family member or someonewe know nearly every weekend.
Our churches are now places whichprepare us for death rather than life.
We need to take a stand and bring anend to the scourge of crime crippling ourcountry.
Living in fear in your own home is notnormal. Watching your back whereveryou go is not normal. Friends kill eachother during silly arguments. Why, then,do we do this in South Africa?
Every day souls fall victim to murderand we keep quiet as if everything isfine; as if we don’t know the murderers.For as long as we keep quiet, innocentpeople will be killed.
The rate of murder cases increasesdaily, especially in townships.
It’s time to stop this monotonousmelody and rhythm, which no one candances to; it’s time to stop the sound ofmurder. We cannot carry on living likethis. We are South Africans. We areknown for the spirit of ubuntu, althoughthis is not the spirit which we preach.
CPF meeting tonightLanga Community Police Forum is invitingall local community organisations to attendits annual general meeeting at Johnson Ng-wevela Hall at 6pm tonight.
Each organisation is urged to send onlytwo representatives and are urged to come
prepared to dicsuss various issues affectingthe community of Langa at large.
For more information you can contact Ay-anda Mooi on 0834031492 or 0713075241 orWarrant Officer Odwa Makupula on 0216958000.
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 201412 LETTERS
11815M/X
Kukhutshwa isaziso ngokomthetho iWestern Cape Land Administration Act, No. 6 ka-1998 (“uMthetho”) neMigaqo yawo, sokuba uRhulumente weNtshona Koloni uneenjongozokuqeshisa ngale ndawo ilandelayo:
Indlu enguNomb. 1 kwiSibhedlele iStikland, kwindlela iOld Paarl, eBellville, emiselwe ukuba ibeyindawo yokuhlala kwiziko i-Iris House Children Hospice NPC, isithuba seminyaka emihlanu(5) kwaye uMqeshi angenza isicelo sokuba sandiswe ngeminye iminyaka emihlanu (5)iSivumelwano seNgqesho.
Abo banomdla bayamenywa ukuba bavakalise izimvo zabo ngokubhaliweyo, ngokweCandelo3(2) loMthetho, kuMlawuli oyiNtloko woLawulo lwee-Asethi ezingenakuFuduswa, kwaPrivateBag X9160, Cape Town, 8000, kwisithuba seentsuku ezingama-21 (ezingamashumi amabiniananye) emva kokukhutshwa kwesi saziso.
Iinkcukacha zale ndawo nezengqeshiselwano ecetywayo ziyafumaneka ukuba zihlolwengamaxesha omsebenzi (08:00 ukuya 16:00, ngoMvulo ukuya ngoLwesihlanu), kwi-ofisikaNks. C Lese, kwiCandelo loLawulo oluyiNtloko Kwimpahle Yexabiso engesh, kuMgangathowe-4, 9 Dorp Street, eKapa, umnxeba (021) 483-4811
.
ISAZISO SOKUQESHISANGE-ASETHIYEPHONDOENGENAKUFUDUSWA
OKUCETYWAYO
isazisoesibalulekileyo
Final examinationis not the finish lineIt is that time of the year when the sunseems to rise too early; the days are longand warm; and the sun sets at 20:00.The promise of summer is upon us.It is a time of relief for those of us less
fortunate, with limited shelter to call ahome.Those of us who appreciated the respite
from the cutting winter chill and rain ofthe Cape... at least for the next threemonths or so.However, it is also a time of anxiety,
fear and insecurity coupled by a sense ofbeing overwhelmed for others.To some, the year seemed to fly by so
fast that they do not feel adequatelyprepared for one of the most life chang-ing experiences of their lives – matricand umeluko.It is a time when those writing matric
examinations look back at the journeythey have travelled; the valleys and thehills they have climbed; the momentswhen they nearly gave up; the strugglesto pay the school fees when their parentslost their jobs; enduring a lesson in classon a cold winters day on an emptystomach; and waking up with the birds totravel to faraway schools because theirparents want the best for them.It is worth looking back, as some gave
up on this journey as a results of thesefactors.Think back on all those people who
were in your class in creche and Grade 1.Where are they?You have persevered and endured. You
had determination and were focused.The gang wars, taxi wars, service
delivery protests, shack fires, demolitionhomes, muggings and the boys forcingthemselves on you has not broken yourspirit.You have taken it in your stride. In
fact, you have soared above it all becauseyou know where you want to be in life.The matric exams won’t stop you. You
have overcome bigger challenges in life.This is even more true for those who,
immediately after the exams, will enter anew phase in life.Umeluko is a right of passage – a
transition from childhood to adulthoodand a phase which indicates that anindividual is ready to serve his communi-ty and nation, ready to contribute to thenurturing and guidance, and providedirection to the generation after him.This is umeluko.It is not about age.It is not about
ukubuyisa yonke lemigido ubuyikhupha. Itis not about showing the world howextravagant your ceremony can be.It is about appreciating how far your
offspring has come, celebrating your roleas parent in the nurturing, guidance andraising a young man who is ready tocontribute to the community, society andthe world.It is a moment to be proud of – as a
young person for you have come far. Alsotake a moment to reflect on you life’swork as a parent.As a community, we are fully behind
you as future leaders.It would be a gesture of affirmation of
our pride in you if all the churches andplaces of worship would sent aside aSunday of the month to bless all thosewho will be or are writing exams, as wellas those who are preparing to move on tothe next phase in their lives.We are proud of them as they are the
next Sobukwe, Mandela, Biko or Mamph-ele.Good luck! We are so proud of you.
GEOFF MAMPUTAEmail
Best of luck to all matriculantsI want to wish all grade 12pupils the best in their finalexams.Matrics, put all your hopes
in God’s hands and have faithin Him. He will always bethere for you.Stay away from social
networks and put your focuson that which matters mostin your lives – your studies.Your teachers have played
their roles; now it’s time toproduce the best results.
VUYO QWABEEmail
[email protected]| Fax: 021 946 1971 | PO Box 747, Bellville 7535 | Preference will be given to lettersnot exceding 250 words. The deadline is Friday at 12:00. Supply your name, addressand telephone number (for our records and not for publication).
Write to us
Pearl Kungawo and Kangawo Gebengana tied the knot in the Mother City on Saturday 1November. PHOTO: CM
Marital bliss
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 2014 CLASSIFIEDS 13
Classifieds: 0860 11 69 19 - [email protected]
exclusively online at OLX
Where buyer and sellersmeet each other
www.olx.co.za
.
PERSONAL
SEVICES
.
HEALTH &
BEAUTY
1430
.
CIRCUMCISIONSFor circumcisions
performed with sterilisedinstruments from the
hospital.Contact Dr. Sebesteny
0213926141at Mitchells PlainPrivate Hospital.
.
HERBALISTS
1435
.
ADAM & MAMAAISHA
He's in RSA now to solveyour problems includingfinancial & peace of life.Troubled marriges & lost
lovers.Anyone with bad luck
Men & women problemsPass exams / divorceAmagundwane / lotto
magic walletCall 083 926 7908
.
AWINJI HERBALISTI amhere to help peoplewho are heart brokenBring back lost lover
Muti to get women/menRemove unwanted person
Financial problemsJob problems
For more informationCall Awinji 076 581 2878or visit in East London
or PE
.
GOGO UPILLEGogo Upille wants to
advise you that never betoo late, dont give up.
Now is the time to cometo gogo with all your
problems.Gogo will change your lifeGogo will finish unfinis-
hed jobs.Gogo will send Ikanyambato collect big money andbring it to you and get
rich same day.The time is now Gogo
Upille is waiting for yourcall 084 2766 455
.
GREATHEALERMUSA
*Financial problems*Magicwallet*Womenproblems*Win lotto / Casino*Loan problems*Lost lover*Amagundwane*Relationship problem%078601 5016
.
HASSANLuckywallet R450Financial problems
Pay after076 407 2826
.
KAPHUKA HERBALISTAll problems R300* Financial Problems* Love Problems
* Financial Growth andNatural HealingCall: 0787896040
.
MAAMA SHINAPOWERFUL HEALERCome and see my strongand powerful powers
* Bring lost lovers back* Financial problems
* Money wallet* Amagundwana
* Marriage consultantAll problems in your lifeno matter how big it isCall: 078 852 4494Pay after job is done
.
MUNILA TRADITIONALHEALER
078 573 9777REG NR: 406204
Impuku ezizisa imali R580amagundwana.
ufumana miracle stickR450.
Ukupasa ithesiti, ufumanaumsebenzi R230uyanyuselwa.
Intambo yomntu omdalaR170 .
Ukukhulelwa R380.Owomshado R180 gquma 4
days ugayidili intoenamafutha. IsichithoR200 phatha ikhandlela
elibomvu, R180 wozawoza.Umlomomnandi R180Amayeza okufumanaumntwana. R380
www.dradamnkosi.co.zaBellville, Cape Town
.
PHILHERBALISTIngxaki zothandoIngxaki zemali
Ingxaki zomtshatoUkuyeka ukutshaya
neziyobisiUkuphucula ishishiniIngxaki zeshishini
Phuhlisa ishishini lakho.Call: 073 841 3149
.
SUSANCRAIG* Money luck
* Solve all womenproblems & relationships
* Man power cream* Unfinished jobs protect063 1998306
.TATA MAOMBE : 073 871 1863Those who urgently need help solve.I can quickly finish your unfinishedjob. Put money in account. Short
boys to clean unfinished job. Magicstick to make you rich. Sendawana toput money in briefcase and in house
sameday all problem.Get your house and car back now.
Tata with power from God..
LOANS
1445
.
Are you waiting for aPension / Provident
payout?Sms/Pcm 084 754 3063
.
.
.
IS ITC A PROBLEM ???
LET US HELP YOURescission of Judgment/s
Rescission of Admin Order/sGarnisheeDefault/s
CALL US NOW @0833370140
.LOANS
If you want a little or bigloans call experts. If youhave problems with credit
records do call usRendy082692 3111
.
TRAINING &
EDUCATION
1480
.
5 ,& 4 , HOTELS,BIG SUPERMARKETS
&BIG COMPANIESURGENTLY NEEDS:
.20 Receptionists/Office Admin Staff
.30 Cashiers
.20 Barmen
.30 Waitrons
.20 Porters
.10 Data Capturers
. 5 Cruize ship staff
. 5 Flight attendents/Cabin crew
.50 Cleaners/House-keepersVisit us at
118 St. George's Mall,2nd Floor, Cape Town,or call 021 424 5949021 426 7615021 820 3682078 736 5165
.Forklift NEW
License +RenewalsContact : 0769638508 /
0720203872
.
M & J TRAININGCENTRE IN BELLVILLE• Forklift - 5 days• Excavator - 10 days• Welding - 1 month• TLB - 10 days
Job assistance aftertraining
Call: 078 054 2048 /021 839 5671
.
SIZISA UKHANYOTRAINING ACADEMY
CASHIER COURSE,PETROL ATTANDENT AND
LEARNERS LICENCEPhillilpi Shopping CentreOpposite Magistrate Court
Phillipi0731621552/0783721103
.
FOR SALE
.
BUILDING
MATERIAL
1610.
A BARGAIN BLOCK: 190, 140 & 90.Ph 0213742053 / 021 6921209
all hours..
BUILDERS VALUESUPPLIERS
Sand, Stones, Blocks,Cement. Free delivery
( 7days a week)Behind BPGarageCnr. Stock Road&LansdowneRoad
CrossroadsCall: 083 355 1580
.
CLOTHING
1615
.CLOTHING at R100 per bag
Contact 072 340 0536
.
GENERAL &
HOME SERVICES
.
BUILDING &
CONSTRUCTION
1801
.
ALUMINIUMWINDOWS&DOORSSupplied& fitted.
Call: Chris082 570 5686021 638 5292
.BUILDINGMATERIALSSAME DAY DELIVERYBlocks, Sand, Stone,
Cement.AFFORDABLE PRICESCall: 021 8290058 /
078950 1116.
HOME INSPECTIONSERVICES
Don't buy until we inspectelectricity, plumbing etc.
Quick service andaffordable rates.
Call 071 926 2798.
Paving SlabsVibracrete On SpecialCall: 021 705 4652 /
073 113 4221.
PAVING
1873
.HISSTYLEBRICKPAVINGSenza lonke uhlobo
lwepaving.Bayakucebisa into efaneleindlu yakho okanye iofisiyakho.Batsalele khangele
ukuba abanakushiyauncumile na. Susa isantiemzini wakho kusale
istena.Natsi inombolo yabo082 3405722 or074 631 4200
ufune Simon Twelve.
BUSINESS
.
OPPORTUNITIES
2415
.
Make Extra MoneySell NEWS PAPERS INFORMALLY ,
DOOR TO DOORSms details to :
CRAIG AT 074 759 7917
accepted the advertisementin good faith. Any complaintsagainst advertisements can
be lodged at thenewspaper's advertising
manager, Marijke van Boschat 021 406 4352
or email:[email protected] orcomplaints can be sent tothe Advertising Standards
Authority of South Africa atwww.saasa.co.za.
City VisionCity Vision
.
EMPLOYMENT3600
.
DRIVERS3650
.
PROFESSIONALDRIVERS REQUIRED
ESTABLISH TRANSPORT COMPANIES NEEDS BUSOPERATORS FOR PRETORIA AND CAPE TOWN
MINIMUMREQUIREMENTS:•Code EC or EC1•PDP (valid for 3 months at least)•5 Years Long Distance Experience•South African Citizenship
Interest candidateswhomeetsminimumqualifications send CV’s to
[email protected] [email protected] orFax to 086 725 9089
.
GENERAL
3680
.
WORKERSURGENTLYNEEDED10 data capturers, 15 waitrons, 10 bartenders20 Call centres, 5 Bank tellers, 15 Cruise ship
attendants, 15 flight attendants, 10 Receptionists,50 General workers, 50 Pickers / Packers.
20 Housekeeper / Cleaners, 15 Cashiers, 15 Porters,15 Kitchen Staff, 14 Drivers (code 8, 10, 14 with PDP)
40 Grade 10, 11 & 12. No experience needed.17 Heerengracht Street, Pier House, 6th Floor,
Next to Park InnHotel Cape TownCall: 021 828 2416 / 081 8277 046 /079 485 5896
.
TRAINING COURSES
3765
.
Kingsway CollegeFor Computing& Business Study
www. [email protected]
#Project Management # Electrical Engineering# Civil Engineering # Mechanical Engineering
# Tourism # Public Management# Marketing Management # Human Resource# Business Management # Public Relations
#English & Xhosa # Police & Traffic #Wholesale Trade# Information Tech (IT) # Bookkeeping
# Economics & Accounting # Office Administration# Aviation courses # Vocational Courses #Retail Trade
#Pastel Accounting # Flight attendant #Nursing# Database # System Support
# Cert. Port E. Learning# MATRIC - RE-WRITESHORT & LONG COURSES
17 Heerengracht Str. Pier House, 6th floor,Next to Park Inn Hotel Cape Town.Tel: 021 421 9170 / 021 481 4287 /021 828 2416 Fax: 021 418 7909
.
EMPLOYMENT
.
DRIVERS
3650.
Urgently looking forcode EC drivers.
Must have experience offuller box and split gears.Must have a valid PDP.Must be South African
CitizenContact: Tony021 972 1990
.
SALES &
MARKETING
3760.
SALES & MARKETINGNo experience neededFull training providedVACANCIES FORSALES PERSONNELAT OUR CAPE TOWN
OFFICESWe provideBasic SalaryCommission
Travelling allowanceTerms & condition applyFor appointment callJohnny 021 911 0286
.
JUSTINE COSMETICSEarn extra, sell Justine.sms name and area082 412 5505.
.
GENERAL
3680
.EMPIRE SKILLSDEVELOPMENTCENTRE (PTY) LTD
Reg No 2012/223199/07www.empire-skills.webs.com
"Hospitality staff urgentlyneeded"
All matrics, school leaversand unemployment andForeigners welcome!!
1. Waiters2. Bartenders
3. Housekeepers4. Chefs (Enquire)For interviews call
Cell: 071 836 5790 Elvis(Whatsapp)
074 414 2795 Jamie(Whatsapp)
073 082 3096 Quincy(Whatsapp)
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 201414 CLASSIFIEDS
.
GUGULETULIVESTOCK
We sell Sheep & Goats.We are trading as aWholesale Supplier to
small Vendors &Households
e.g Guguletu, Nyanga,Langa, Mfuleni, Phillipi& Khayelitsha , etc.
Customers Benefits: -
For professional,Quality & Friendly
service please contactPeter
• Buy @ Discountedprices
• We deliver ofcharge
• Big quantity buyerswill have an option tobargain for betterprices.
FREE
021 6370365084 282 7819
NY 1 No 80, GUGULETU
.
.UTHANDONOLONWABOPROPERTIES
EMAKHAZAR150,000.00CASH2 beds, lounge, kitchen, a very big yard
PHILLIPI R250,000.003 beds, lounge, kitch, next to the station.
EMAKHAYAR350,000.00Very attractive – 2 beds, dining room,
lounge, kitchen, garage.EMAKHAZAR500,000.00
Neat and beautiful – 3 beds, lounge,kitchen, double garage.
RENTALMFULENI R2500 p.m. full house Dep
R1000.00 - 2 beds, lounge, dining room,kitchen garage.
ISAZISOSifuna ukuthenga indlu cash naphinakwaLanga eSettlers, Backstage, Zonesanywhere. Okanye eLitha Park nase
Gugulethu sakuyithenga ngokungxama.
Contact:MongeziMemani 072 216 1023Manelisi Gura 072 774 6663Phumla Khumalo 063015 5100CarolMnqandi 084673 7767
.ILITHAPARK R380000
3 beds, lnge, kitch, family bath, big yardILITHAPARKR400000
Beautiful house with 3 beds, lnge, dnrm.ILITHAPARKR470000
3 beds, lnge, dnrm, big plot , fully enclosedMONTCLAIRE R700000neg
3 bedsmain en-suite, ff/kitch, carport,lnge & dnrm, tanderm garage, big plot.
MONTCLAIRE R585000neg3 beds, ff/kitch with hob, lnge, dnrm, single
garage,HARARER650000
3 beds en-suite, lnge & dnrm, storeroomwhich is used as a Tavern with 2 toilets.KHAYELITSHAE-SECTIONR400000Very neat 3 beds, en-suite, f/kitch, garage for 4
cars, carpotKUYASAR230000
3 beds, garage, shower & bath, big yard.
Khaya072 596 5655Khaya073 150 7065
Sahluko 072018 1884 /079623 1133SIYAPHUMELELAPROPERTY
INVESTMENT
.KUYASAR115 000
2 beds, lnge, kitch, big yard
HARARER300000neg3 beds, big yard, garage for 3 cars, kitch, lnge.
HARARE R2990003 beds, lnge, kitch, enclosed,HARARER250000negVery big 2 beds, lnge, kitch.
SITE B T-SECTIONR110 000neg2 beds, lnge, kitch.
MFULENI EXT6R1400002 beds, lnge, kitch, enclosedMFULENI R1200002 beds, lnge, big yard
FORESTHEIGHT - PLOT 580SQMR270000
Khaya072 596 5655KhayaMfuleni 073 150 7065
Sahluko 072018 1884 /079623 1133SIYAPHUMELELAPROPERTY
INVESTMENT
.GUGULETUPLOT 388SQMR220000
MANDELAPARKR220000
LANGA - SETTLERSR800000Lovely 3 bedroom, lnge, dnrm,
toilet, fully fitted kitch, en-suite, fullyenclosed, beautiful surroundings, big plot
with granny flats with extra R4500.
NEWCROSSROADSR250000Terminus Road - 2 beds, lnge, dnrm yard
enclosed, otside toilet.DELFTR170000
Corner house, with 2 beds, toilet, enclosed
PLOTSAVAILABLE INKHAYELITSHARANGING FROM R100 000 - R120 000
according to size.
NYANGAR500000neg.Business plot with premises.
Charles 063 1404999 /021 387 4566
.UTHANDONOLONWABOPROPERTIES
MANDELAPARKR300,000.00Very beautiful house next to transport
2 beds, lnge, dnrm, tv room, kitch with built – ins.GRACELANDR500,000.00
Double storey something different, next to publictransport, beautiful, unique – 4 beds, lounge,dnrm, kitchen sold with stove and hob, garage.
EMAKHAZAR500,00.00Very good and suitable for business:
double garage open space could be used for shopor tavern – 3 beds, lounge, and
kitchen with tiles, outside parking space.LUZUKOR550,000.00
A big house, 3 beds, lounge, kitchen,2 flats at the back.
ISAZISOUkuba unendlu ofuna ukuyithengisa
eKhayelitsha,Makhaza,Mandalay, Ilitha Parksifonele. Sakuyithengisa lo ndlu ngephanyazo.Kanti ukuba ufuna ukuqeshisa ngendlu yonkeokanye ngegumbi elinga phandle sixelele
sikufunele umntu. Xa ufuna siyakuqokelelelairente ngokwethu siyifake kwi – Bank account
yakho.Contact:MongeziMemani 072 216 1023
Phumla Khumalo 063015 5100CarolMnqandi 084673 7767Manelisi Gura 072 774 6663
.
LINOMTHAPROPERTIESGUGULETU (MALUNGAPARK) R5500002 BEDS, LOUNGE, FF KITCHEN, BATHROOM&TOILET, GRANNY FLATWITH BATH& TOLET,BRAAI AREA, REMOTE CONTROLLED GARAGE
GUGULETUR570000(CORNER HOUSE NEXT TO POLICE STATION)2 BEDS, LOUNGE, DINING, KITCHEN, BATH&
TOILET X 2 , GARAGE X 2 CARS FULLY ENCLOSEDMONTEVIDEOR750000
4 BEDSWITHMAIN ENSUITE, LOUNGE, DINNING,FF KITCHEN X 2, GARAGE X 3 CARS = R750 000
CHARLESVILLE R6800003 BEDSWITH BIC, LOUNGE, FF KITCHEN,
CARPORT, LARGE PLOTSYMPHONY–DELFTR440000
3 beds, Lounge, fitted Kitchen, bath & toiletLANGA JOESLOVOR375000
2 beds, Lounge, Kitchen = R375 000
CALLORSMSPHUMZILEMAKHOSANAON:021 361 8895/083 444 8019 / 071 603 8785
.SHAPEHOMEPROPERTIES
TEL: 021 387 7453ILITHAPARKR330000R450000
2 & 3 beds, bathroom, kitch, lnge, garage.FOUNTAINVILLAGE - BLUEDOWNS
R420000neg3 beds, f/kitch, garage, very neat house
LUZUKOR390000A very big house, 3 big bedrooms, big kitchen,
very huge lounge, fully enclosed.SAMORAFLATR95000 (Cash)neg
Can accept R70 000 and wait for RDP subsidyBig bedroom upstairs and lounge downstairs
toilets. Bangalow at the backMANDALAYR560000neg
2 beds, ff/kitch, aluminiumwindows &door, big gates, fully encircled & very neatHAZELDEANR580000 - Beautiful mustto see-3 beds, en-suite, big lnge & dnrm,f/kitch with stove, garage for 4 cars,
beautiful garden, well secured, big gates.MANDELAPARK R250000
3 beds, lnge, kitch.PHILLIPI R170000URGENTSALE
2 beds, kitch, inside toilet, f/fenced gatesNozipho072042 3114 / 021 705 8201Vuyelwa 082 266 5709 /021 9094223Thobeka 072 123 8821 / 021 387 7453
.SITE BR230000
3 beds, family bath, lnge, kitch.
E SECTIONR2800002 beds, lnge, bath, big yard, enclosed.
GRACELANDR3600003 beds, lnge, dnrm, kitch, family bath
MAKHAZAR190000neg2 beds, tiled, toilet, kitch, lnge
L SECTION KHAYELITSHA R120000neg2 beds, lnge, bath.
MANDELAPARKR170000neg2 beds, lnge, kitch, bathroom, big plot
Khaya072 596 5655KhayaMfuleni 073 150 7065
Sahluko 072018 1884 /079623 1133SIYAPHUMELELAPROPERTY
INVESTMENT
and present
CITY VISIONThursday, 6 November 2014 SPORT 15Khayelitsha: Local schools wins kit sponsor
Teams are dressed to impressMBONGISENI MASEKO
Teams at Impendulo Primary School re-ceived a much needed boost when Omo do-nated sporting gear to the school on Tues-day.The school was announced as the overall
winner of a competition run by the washingpowder brand. The prize saw seven of theschool’s sport codes receiving playing kit.The school’s sport coordinator Mhloni
Ngcume said they were ecstatic to receivethe gear.“We came top in the list of winners in the
province, which shows that our [pupils] arecommitted,” Ngcume said.The competition required schools to col-
lect emptywashing powder containers to en-ter. “I am very happy, because all our sport-ing codesbenefited.Wehavebeen strugglingwith sport kit for all the teams,” Ngcume
said.The school’s soccer, rugby, netball, crick-
et, softball, table tennis andhockey teams re-ceived brand new playing strips.This has been a good year for the school
on the playing fields, as they won the DSKChess Academy and Social Outreach Pro-gram tournament, which saw 16 schoolsfrom the district do battle.The under-9 and under-11 soccer teams al-
so won trophies at a local primary schoolsoccer tournament.Likhona Ngxesha of Khayelitsha Super-
spar, the store which ran and organised thecompetition in partnership with Omo, saidthe store “supports many local schools andactivities”.“Our partnership with Omo benefits the
schools, pupils and community who supportour business. This is the way of ploughingback to the community,” Ngxesha said.
Impendulo PrimarySchool won sportskit in a competition.PHOTO:MBONGISENI MASEKO
Support the Proteas, wear their jerseyAdidas unveiled the new One DayInternational (ODI) kit for the SouthAfrican national cricket team re-cently.This season’s kit will remain the
traditional green and include strik-ing gold sleeves, collar and the re-nowned three stripes of Adidas.The design of the jersey is all
about the clean and elegant inter-pretation of the iconic Protea, sym-bolising rebirth and rising from theashes to keep in line with the Pro-teas’ ongoing campaign, #Pro-teaFire.
The jersey also features Adidas’new and innovative Climachill tech-nology.This apparel technology has been
introduced in other categories with-in Adidas and uses titanium coolingdots which are strategically placedat key areas on the body to cool thecore body temperature.This will ensure that the Proteas
remain cool on the pitch.“Adidas have incorporated the
tradition, values and spirit of theProteas in the new jersey design, de-veloped for all upcoming ODI
games” said Adidas SA spokesper-son, Gugu Ntuli.“We feel that Adidas, in partner-
shipwithCricket SouthAfrica, havecombined the essence of our nation-al team to create something we andProtea fans will all be proud of.”The Proteas 2014/15 ODI kit is
available at Adidas Concept storesfor R699.WIN! City Vision readers stand a
chance to win one of two Protea jer-seys. To enter, SMS the word “Adi-das” to 34586 before Friday 14 No-vember.
Proteas, fromleft, JP Duminy, AB deVilliers (ODIcaptain) andAaron Phangiso dons thenewlylaunchedProtea ODIjersey. City Vision readersstand thechance towin one oftwo jerseys.PHOTO: SUP-PLIED
Harmony FC was crowned under 15 champs after a tough season. Harmony FC under13 team also basked in their own glory.
Langa football clubs end season on a highIt was a busy weekend for Langa Local Foot-ball Association – a weekend which saw athedecider andaweekendwhichwas soughta champion.In the juniors section , Harmony Football
Club was crowned champions of under-13and under-15 leagues, despite this being the
club’s first year of existence. They showeda great hunger than the other teams.The senior sectionwaswon by Citizen FC,
who played to a goalless draw in their lastgame.Citizens were the defending champions
and will now participate in the SAFA Cape
Town regional play-offs. They stand achance to play in the third division, the SABLeague if they win all their games.Langa LFA chairperson Eric Gum
summed up his feelings about the season.“It was a great feeling to see the teams
fighting for the league on the last day,” Gum
said.“it shows that there’s healthy competition
among our teams.”He also wished Citizen FC all the best for
their upcoming play-offs.The play offs will start on the first week
of next month at The Greens in Manenberg.
Rowan in demandSupersport United goalkeeper Ronwen Wil-liams is emerging as a high-profile target forbothKaizerChiefs andOrlandoPirates,whocould find themselves in a pricey tug of warfor the player.Officials and agents say Williams is the
top target forOrlandoPirates to replace Sen-zoMeyiwa, tragicallykilled inabotched rob-bery last week in a dastardly deed thatshocked the country. Pirates would only beable to move for the 22-year-old Williams inthe January transfer window, while Chiefswill know then about the future of their first-choice keeper Itumeleng Khune.
Khune has been linked with a possiblemove toMamelodi Sundowns as his contractwith Chiefs heads to a close in July nextyear. Khune (27) has been in talks withChiefs, who are keen to tie him down to alengthy contract that will keep him at theclub, but if no deal is done by the end of theyear then he is allowed, in terms of PremierSoccer League regulations, to sign a pre-con-tact for next season with another club.
Sundowns’ ability to payastronomical sal-aries, way above the means of the rest of thePSL teams, means Khune could be temptedinto a move across the Jukskei River just asprevious Chiefs No 1 Brian Baloyi was 10years ago in what was then a shock switchof allegiance.IfKhunegoes toSundowns, as is beingpre-
dicted, then Williams is likely to also beChiefs’ top choice as a replacement. It will
then allow SuperSport the benefit of a possi-ble tug of war for the services of their goal-keeper which could net the club a handsometransfer fee.Pirates have a close relationship with Su-
perSport and have bought from them play-ers likeDaineKlate,ThandaniNtshumaleyoand Kermit Erasmus in recent years.Williams,whohaswon twoBafanaBafana
caps this year, has made a strong impactsince his professional debut as a teenager inthe 2010-11 season. Earlier this year hetrained at Bundesliga club Hannover ‘96 inGermany.
SportPage 16 | Thursday, 6 November 2014
R299R299
MEGA DOORS & WINDOWS
Mega Doors is a level 2 B-BBEE ContributorR30 for delivery to: Gugulethu, Langa, Cross Roads, Nyanga, Phillipi
VALID FROM 6 November – 13 November 2014
Open your Doors to Quality and Service
LANSDOWNE, 345 LANSDOWNE ROADTEL: 021 696 1886/7 • FAX: 021 697 4995
MEGA DOORS LANDSDOWNEMon - Thurs 08H00 - 17H00
Fri 08H00 - 17H00 • Sat - Closed
MEGA DOORS NORTHGATEMon - Thurs 08H00 - 17H00
Fri 08H00 - 16H00 • Sat 09H00 - 11H45NORTHGATE BUSINESS PARK. UNIT 1TEL: 021 510 8095 • FAX: 021 510 2380
Classique
Deep Moulded
Internal Door 813 only
Classique
Deep Moulded
Internal Door 813 only
Mega
Doors
20x4
211113
X5C
KV
XF.c
dr
Canterbury
4 Panel Deep Moulded
Internal Door 813 only
Canterbury
4 Panel Deep Moulded
Internal Door 813 only
Elegance
Deep Moulded door
813 × 2032
Elegance
Deep Moulded door
813 × 2032
R299R299 R299R299 R799R799
Patio Sliding Door1800 x 2100 (Natural & Bronze)
Patio Sliding Door1800 x 2100 (Natural & Bronze)
each
windows600x900(Natural
&Bronze)
Aluminium
R659
600
900
R1 299
windows1200x1200(Natural
&Bronze)
Aluminium1200
1200
windows900x900(Natural
&Bronze)
Aluminium
R839
900
900
windows1500x1500(Natural &Bronze)
Aluminium
R1 699
windows1200x900
(Natural & Bronze)
Aluminium
R979
1200
900
1500
1500
AVAILABLE IN SILVER,BRONZE & WHITEOmega AluminiumDoor (white, natural
& bronze)On order only
Omega AluminiumDoor (white, natural
& bronze)On order only
Excludes glassR3999R3999
R1 799
8 Panel Door8 Panel Door
Namsos
(Excludes lock)R99
TO ADVERTISETO ADVERTISEIN THIS SPACE
CALL:
021 910 6500 www.cityvision.co.zawww.cityvision.co.za
CHECKOUT
CITY VISION’S
NEW WEBSITEGO TO:GO TO:
Gugulethu: Pupils do battle
Sport buildsmore bridgesMBONGISENI MASEKO
Pupils from eight Gugulethu primaryschools showcased their sporting talentsduring a sports day at Luzuko PrimarySchool last Friday.The event was organised by Vuselela
Sport and Life Skills Development.Teams from the schools played soccer
and netball against each other.Sokhanyo and Luzuko primary
schools contested the final of the soccertournament. The nail-biting clash fin-ished in a 1-1 stalemate, leading to a pen-alty shoot-out.The spot kick play eventually ended
with Sokhanyo winning 5-4.These two schools also locked horns in
the netball final. But it was Luzuko Pri-mary School which eventually nettedtheir way to a 6-4 victory.Vuselela Sport andLife SkillsDevelop-
ment coach Anele Magqwaka said thetournament aimed to keep the pupils offthe streets.“Some [pupils] have not been attend-
ing school but since the sporting chal-lenge was set, they have changed theirminds and are in school everyday. Thisis as a result of the power of sport. Theyare always excited about playing andpractising,” Magqwaka said.The organisation is currently in the
planning face of starting aweekly league
for local schools, Magqwaka explained.They hope this will materialise nextyear.The competition was the second of its
kind, organised by Vuselela, in the lasttwo months.Four schools participated in the first
tournament in September.Adding to the success of the action on
the playing fields, was the sponsorshipof food from Spur and trophies by San-lam.Vuyani Primary School teacher
Andile Mpontsana praised the event.“We were so excited, because it was thefirst time a tournament of this magni-tude was staged in the area. It was wellorganised,” he said.“Although I am disappointed that my
school did not win, I will ensure that ourpupils work hard and win the tourna-ment next year.”Pupils, teachers and coaches also hon-
oured slain Bafana Bafana and OrlandoPirates captain, Senzo Meyiwa.The goalkeeperwas gunned down dur-
ing a suspected robbery at his girl-friend’s house in Gauteng on Sunday 26October. He was laid to rest in Durbanlast Saturday.Tournament participant Akhona
Mbonde (13) said: “ We will always re-member Meyiwa and that he playedgood football.”
Xolani Primary School were 20 victors over Lwazi Primary School during a sportstournament in Gugulethu on Friday. PHOTOS: MBONGISENI MASEKO
Luzuko Primary School beat Sokhanyo Primary School 64 in the netball final.
Two meetings for current and former rugby playersThe Lagunya Rugby Veterans Associationinvites allmembers ameeting atNY 49 Stadi-um on Sunday 9 November at noon. Themeeting will discuss a get-together at thesamevenue onSaturday 15November 15. Fordetails call Reggie Bonxi on 083 594 4932.
. BlueBirdsRugbyClub invites all formerand current players to a get-together at DZ61 Lindela Street in Mau-Mau, Nyanga Easton Sunday 9 November at 14:00. For more de-tails call Pasiya on 076 755 3731 or Nkuli on078 178 0793.
Nyanga at the topSIYABONGA KALIPA
Khayelitsha Cricket Club hosted NyangaCricket Club in an under-15 match at theweekend.The game was reduced from 20 to 15 overs,
because Nyanga arrived late.Nyanga won the toss and elected to bat
first. They lost their first wicket in the firstover, but went on to put 73 runs on the board.Khayelitsha’s chase fell just short as they
lost by a mere three runs.Sipho Falakhe, a 13-year-old Nyanga bowl-
er said: “Our batting was not strong and thebatsmen were afraid to face their bowlers.We just need to go back to the basics and sortout our batting order.”Nyanga’s best batsman on the day,
Thabang Lewu (14) said: “Khayelitshabowledverywell today.Theyhave improved.They made me bring out my A-game. I justneed to work on my back foot, because I gotout as a result of it today.”
Nyanga teammanager StanleyMaqhubelasaid: “The game was even. The players inboth teams were the more or less the sameage, but they all still need to learn. I’m happywith the way they played.”TheKhayelitsha teamwas disappointed af-
ter losing on their home ground.Thembelihle Matondile (14), who made his
debut on the day, was one of Khayelitsha’stop run scorers.He said: “I played verywell today, but Iwas
nervous as it wasmy first game. Since I start-ed playing cricket this year, I still have averylong way to go and I’m confident I will im-prove.”Vuyo Bomvana was Khayelitsha’s best
bowler with two wickets for 10 runs in threeovers. He said: “My bowling was pretty goodtoday. I just need to stop pitching the ballshort and I must learn to swing the ball. Asgood as their batsmen were, they were run-ning away frommyballs, because Iwas bowl-ing at such a fast pace.”