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Bokmakierie takes a standREYANA STEYN

DRUGS, crime, gangsterism, an in-crease in teenage pregnancy andchildren refusing to go to school

are some of the problems which arehaunting the Bokmakierie community.

These issues were highlighted at a safetyand security meeting last Tuesday at theHazendal Crèche in Kuils Roa called to tryand find a way forward to minimise social illsin the area. According to police, the area isdivided and there are eight gangs.

A resident who wishes to remain anony-mous, says the meeting was called after thelatest spate of violence in the area.

On Friday 15 April an explosive device wasthrown at a house in Bokmakierie (“Explo-sion rattles family”, People’s Post, 19 April.)

According to residents, the explosive de-vice was thrown at the house because a youthwho lives there had decided to withdraw from

a gang and that’s why his grandparents’home was targeted.

“It is shocking that youth would targetsomeone’s family,” says another resident,who also wishes to remain anonymous.

“Anyone could have been injured in thathouse, and we need to do something to stopthis violence from escalating. Now that theyouth is trying to reform his life his familyis being targeted. There was another incidentwhere a group of youth beat up a man whois still in hospital with a broken arm and headinjuries.” He says that although there areeight gangs in Bokmakierie, the youth be-longing to the gangs can only do “what thecommunity allows them to do”.

Walter Daniels, a resident, says he has wit-nessed how destructive young people are.

“We don’t know what the future holds, butwe see how destructive our children have be-come. Being a soccer coach I see how childrenreact to different situations; they become ag-gressive and use vulgar language, showing

signs with their hands because that is whatthey see around them.

“Listening to the concerns of the parents atthe meeting was really sad. Youth are unem-ployed, which results in poverty, and thenthey are faced with gangsterism and drugs.”

He says the community must pray and be-lieve that the situation will get better.

“We put our faith in God and we need tomake children understand that there are oth-er activities that will better and fulfil theirlives, such as school, sport, going to churchand mosque.”

Warrant Officer Ian Bennett, Athlone po-lice spokesperson, says police will continueto clamp down on drug houses in the area.

“We are continuously raiding known drugdens in the area. We also need the residentsto report people who are busy with wrong ac-tivities.” He says one of the biggest challeng-es are parents who are not encouraging chil-dren to attend school.

“Parents need to tell their children that at-

tending school is important as education willmake them the best that they can be.”

Bennett says one of the solutions to theproblem is creating recreational activitiesfor children. “This would be a good projectfor parents who are unemployed to create af-ter-school programmes. This will bring downcrime, gang activity and teenage pregnan-cies, which are a huge problem. Churches,mosques and various organisation also needto become involved.”

He added that the police also have a supportgroup for drug addicts and their parentsweekly if anyone needs assistance.

Daniels added that all the issues must bebroken up and the relevant roleplayer calledin to assist.

A follow-up meeting will take place soon todiscuss proper solutions for the communityof Bokmakierie.

To report any crime, send an email to ath-lonecomm@saps.org.za or send an SMS to 082378 9018.

Almost 300youngstersstreamed intothe Kenwyn com­munity hall whenFam Feuds, an ur­ban dance com­petition, enter­tained the mass­es recently. Itwas the third inan on­going se­ries of dancecompetitionsand was ar­ranged by adance groupknown as theRoyal Fam Kings.See page 13.

Photo: Terence Isaacs

Busting a moveShoplifting ringbust by policeSIX alleged shoplifters, who are wanted on36 charges at 11 different police stationsaround Cape Town, were arrested last weekafter they attempted to steal goods at theConstantia Village shopping centre.

Officers from Diep River Police Stationarrested the six people at the centre at 15:00on Tuesday 19 April after receiving a callfrom security guards at the mall.

Warrant Officer Keith Chandler, spokes-person for the Diep River police, says thatonce the fingerprints of the suspects weretaken, it was discovered that three of thefemale suspects were wanted on 36 cases atvarious police stations. The stationsranged from Milnerton and Somerset Westto Muizenberg and Fish Hoek.

He also said that two of the suspects hadtried to bite away the skin on their fingersto prevent their fingerprints being taken.

According to Chandler, the accused usedtheir numbers to their advantage whenshoplifting.

“They’ll line up side by side and walk intoa store and grab what they can so that any-body who tries to stop them won’t be ableto stop all of them,” said Chandler.

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Your ward candidatesFOLLOWING on last week’s in-troduction of ward candidates inPeople’s Post, we this week pub-lish more profiles of political par-

ty members who are makingthemselves available as wardcouncillors.

Elections for local government

representatives will take placeon Wednesday 18 May – declareda public holiday – and residentswill have the opportunity to vote

into power a representative theybelieve will represent their com-munity’s interests within theCity of Cape Town.

Ward 41 Ward 48/49Ward 46

Ward 42The African Chris­tian DemocraticParty’s Patricia Fro­lik (Ward 42) is aborn­again Chris­tian who believes ingovernment thatdoes not undermineGod’s will. Sheworks for andserves all people.She believes thatpolitical leadersmust have strongvalues, principlesand integrity, andbe accountable andavailable to the en­tire community.

Theresa Stoutwill be repre­senting theInkatha Free­dom Party inWards 41 and42. She is re­nowned for herability to re­solve issuesfacing the com­munity. She al­so has a goodtrack record ofserving hercommunitywith dedica­tion.

Ismail Schroed­er is the repre­sentative forthe ANC inWard 46 andhas a history ofservice to theCape communi­ty. Since thelate 1960’s hehas been in theleadership ofcommunity or­ganisations ranging from religious groups and NGO’s tosporting clubs. He says if elected some of the issues hewill tackle is to improve and uplift the quality of life ofthe poor, under­privileged, marginalised and vulnerablesections of our community. He will also assist with ac­cessing national and provincial government funding forjob creation in order to provide employment and improvethe lives of the poor and under­privileged persons in ourward. Set up an advice office that directs members ofthe community towards services of government especial­ly pensions, disability and child grants.

Ricardo Se­dres is a repre­sentative forthe InkathaFreedom Partyin Wards 48and 49 and haslong trackrecord of self­less communi­ty service. Heis well knownin his homesuburb ofHanover Parkwhere he is instrumental in fight for the rights of backyarddwellers.

Ward 58MatthewKemp­thorne willrepresentthe Demo­cratic Alli­ance in theelection inWard 58.

The African ChristianDemocratic Party’sTheodora Marwede(Ward 41) believesthat it is high timepoverty should be up­rooted, which shesays is the maincause of crime. Shestands as a catalystto wipe out povertyand its origin whilstdeveloping socialprogrammes that up­lift and skill those inneed towards becom­ing economically ac­tive and independ­ent.

Inde­pen­dentcandi­dateMarioWanzawasbornandraisedinManen­berg.He is aformerorganiser of the South African Clothing and TextilesWorkers Union, regional co­ordinator of the National Un­ion of Mine Workers and a part­time commissioner at theCCMA. Wanza is also the founder and chairperson of com­munity organisation Proudly Manenberg. He looks for­ward to building a caring society where there is not greedand hunger.

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Cast your special voteVOTERS will be able to casta special vote in the munici-pal elections for the firsttime.

The application process forspecial votes opened on Fri-day 15 April, and will run un-til Wednesday 3 May at 17:00.

South African citizenswhose names appear on theVoters’ Roll but cannot voteon election day at the votingstation in the voting districtwhere they are registered,qualify for a special vote.

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mit the application on theirbehalf.

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Those who are physicallyinfirm or disabled will be vis-ited by IEC staff on 16 or 17May at their homes. Votersmay only vote in the votingdistrict where they are regis-tered.

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The organisation is calling on thecommunity and business sector to do-nate new or used children’s books forchildren aged four to 16 which theywould like to re-distribute to orphanedand vulnerable children.

They have set up a number of boxesthroughout the city where people candrop off their books. Some of the drop-off points are at the Islamic Relief of-fices in Athlone, the Golden FeatherSpur at Vangate Mall, the KromboomRoad SuperSpar in Crawford, theBoorhanol Islamic Centre in Bo-Kaapand the Radio 786 studio in Rylands.

IRSA is also inviting the communityto join them at a readathon on Thurs-day 28 April at Bridgetown Library at10:00.

They are seeking volunteers to sitand read to the children in their read-ing corner.

They will also be running a readingand spelling competition, with lots ofspot prizes up for grabs.

The book campaign will culminatewith a special distribution ceremonyfor children from IRSA’s Orphans Pro-gramme and various other orphanag-es in the Western Cape at Marsh Me-morial Home in Rondebosch on 25May.

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Lupus support groupTHE Lupus Samaritan group will be hostinga lupus support afternoon on Saturday 14May at St Cyprian’s Church on the cornerof Fifth Avenue and Consort Road in Retreatat 14:30. A guest speaker on lupus will beat the event to answer any questions. Car-

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Suport Bel Porto’s charity driveLANSDOWNE’S Bel Porto School, whichspecialises in education for physically andmentally challenged youth, will be hostinga golf day at the Kuils River Golf Club onThursday 19 May.

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Red tape threatens community gardenTAMMY PETERSEN

A COMMUNITY garden created by lo-cals tired of living in filth is under

threat from the City of Cape Town’s landinvasion unit.

The green patch, situated on SilverstreamRoad in Manenberg, was the brainchild ofOwen Paul and Christopher Damon from theenvironment sector of Proudly Manenberg.

They started the garden in March last yearbut recently received a warning letter fromthe unit after deciding to fence the garden toprotect the plants.

“We got tired of the dirt lying all over ourarea,” Damon says. “People were constantlycomplaining that there is dumping on everyopen space available. We decided that some-thing should be done and the open plot wasour first project.

“It was covered in everything from branch-es to building rubble and with the help ofneighbours and friends we cleared up thewhole mess.”

Paul says they then approached ward coun-cillor Faiza Adams to obtain permission toplant a garden on the cleared field.

“She told us she would speak to the councilofficials and get back to us. Ons wag nou nog,”he says.

After waiting a month for feedback, the duoplanted trees and smaller plants on the plot.

“Everyone living around there was veryhappy with what we were doing. The rats andsnakes that used to infest the people’s yardswere gone and the spot was looking betterthanever. The residentswere impressedwiththe progress and made an effort to keep thearea clean,” Damon continues.

After months of maintaining the area, theynoticed the plants were being damaged bypeople who were walking over them.

“We put tyres up to cordon off the area andthe plants started to thrive again. But in latermonths, we saw that people were starting to

throw their dirt there again, which would af-fect all the hard work we and the communityhad put into it.”

Damon and Paul then approached ProudlyManenberg for material to fence the sectionof the property where the garden was thriv-ing, and last week put up poles which wouldbe followed by a mesh wire fence.

“But last Friday, the anti-land invasionunit rocked up here and told us what we weredoing is illegal and that we had 48 hours toremove the fencing we were trying to erect,”Damon says. “We explained to them that wehad asked our councillor for permission andthat she was supposed to come back to uswith feedback which she had failed to do.They told us to go back to her for a way for-ward or they would demolish everything onthe site.”

The duo says they visited the councillor’soffice the next Monday but she was not avail-able. “We left a message for her to contact usbut she failed to do so. We then went to herhouse that evening and she told us to go tothe Fezeka subcouncil office for forms to ap-ply for permission to use the land.”

When People’s Post accompanied the twomen to the office on Wednesday, they weretold that their councillor should apply to theCity on their behalf, whereafter the matterwould be raised at subcouncil level for ap-proval. “This will most probably take monthsbecause of the hindrance the upcoming elec-tions is causing to the subcouncil agenda.Thenext meeting will be in August,” an officialexplained.

Paul says he is “very angry” because whatstarted out as a good deed is being seen as“something criminal”. “This City does noth-ing to keep Manenberg clean. We live in dirtand when we use our initiative to improveour living conditions, we are made to looklike bad guys. If this garden is not fenced, itwill be destroyed and all our hard work willgo down the drain. What can we do now?”

Adams confirms that the two contacted her

about clearing up the rubble.“I never told them they could put up any

fenceon theproperty. I did ask the subcouncilmanager if they were allowed to do so, but hesaid they must get official permission fromcouncil to do that.”

The duo has since visited their local ANCoffice, which applied for a grace period whilea formal application is processed.

Steve Hayward, the head of the City’s Anti-Land Invasion Unit, says the application hasbeen received and is being considered bycouncil’s housing directorate, which owns

the land. “Until then, no further developmentcan take place on this property. The directo-rate will reach a decision once an investiga-tion has taken place and people have hadtheir say surrounding the land. The unit willnot be removing anything until this decisionhas been communicated,” he says.

Hayward explains that activity can onlytake place on council property if permissionhas been received.

“The final decision lies with the housingauthority. If they give the go-ahead, the activ-ity can be continued.”

GREEN FINGERS: This community garden in SIlverstream Road was started on City land withoutcouncil’s permission. Photo: Tammy Petersen

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Blind man braces for winter stormsREYANA STEYN

KEVIN Worship is not the type of per-son to feel sorry for himself, but the

prospect of another bleak and wet win-ter all by himself is not particularly ap-pealing.

Worship (46) has been blind since the ageof 12, and lives in a cramped, derelict corru-gated iron shack in his mother’s home inTarentaal Road, Bridgetown.

His plight was brought to the attention ofPeople’s Post by a community worker Char-maine Less, and we interviewed him in histiny, stuffy shack, which reeked of mouldand dust.

During the interview, Worship wasforced to bend his tall frame in the lowshack, which appears as if it will cave in atany time (a pole props it up) as he walked

across the cold cement floor,which is full of holes, using hiscane to guide him.

Close to his bed, Worship hassix plastic buckets on standby incase it rains through his brokenroof.

“I’ve been living like this for 30years,” he says. “I went blindwhen I was 12 years old. The doc-tor said I had retina problems. Itwas difficult growing up, but I ac-cepted it. I don’t pity myself – I’ma very positive person.”

Worship walks wherever hewants to go to with the use of acane, and seldom uses publictransport.

“I may be blind, but I still ap-preciate the things in life that Iam capable of doing, like walk-ing. I walk to Athlone and Ronde-bosch, and if I want to visit mytwo children in Grassy Park, Iuse public transport.”

He says his girlfriend and twochildren cannot live with him due to the con-dition of his home, and he cannot live withthem because they are living in a room at herparents’ house and there is no space for him.

“I miss my family and I wish they could behere with me, but the conditions I live inmake it impossible. I speak to them on thephone as much as I can.”

He says he tries to “make do” with the disa-bility grant he receives, but he barely sur-vives and there is no money to fix his home.

Worship has tried to improve his situation.His mother, an emotional Marie

Magdalene Worship, says she feels horriblethat she can’t help her son.

“As a pensioner it’s difficult. I too am strug-gling and I help him where I can, but unfortu-

nately we were never able to assist withhis home. It’s sad for me to see the condi-tion of the place where he stays, but myhands are tied.”

Shireen Samuels, Worship’ssister, says he asked her for helptoo. “If I could, I would havehelped him, but I am not workingnow. Only my husband is work-ing and I have my two childrento see to. I am concerned abouthim and I wish I could help him.”

In desperation, Worship wentto the ANC office in the CBD forassistance.

“I don’t want to be a nuisanceto anyone, but I can’t go throughanother winter in this place.Buckets are placed around myhome to catch the rain when theroof leaks. I even have to sleepwith a bucket on the bed or thebed will be soaked.”

Less, who works at the ANC of-fice, was touched by Worship’splight.

“I lie awake in bed and think about himand his living conditions. It was raininglast week and I thought about him andhow he would be able to cope with therain.

“I always used to see him walking inAthlone, but I had no idea what hewas going through until he had thecourage to come to me and ask forassistance.”

She says the ANC will be speak-ing to the local social developmentoffice to see how they can assist

Worship.Elize Marais, the office, project and

events coordinator of the Cape Town Socie-ty for theBlind inSaltRiver, says thatwhile

“it’s a pity” that Worshiphas waited so long, there isstill assistance for him toempower himself.

“We offer computer andcane training. He wouldhave to make an appoint-ment to meet our place-ment officer and an inter-viewwouldbe conducted tosee what he is best at andwhat his interests are.”

She says they often findthat blind people are beg-ging at robots, or are beingexploited by people to col-lect money for them.

“It’s sad, but it is a realitythat they are being abusedin that way.

“We try and help them tothe best of our ability, but they must be will-ing to need assistance.”

Anyone who can help Worship with thestructure of his home and ensure that hedoesn’t face another winter in a water-logged shack can contact him on084 952 7791 or Less on (021) 697-4183.

HORRIFIC: Kevin Worship shows the bucket he keeps on his bed for when it rains.Photos: Reyana Steyn

From left: Cassiem Christians, Community Policing Forum chairper­son, Kevin Worship and Charmaine Less. Wooden walls rotten from the rain.

The uneven floor on which Kevin Worship has to walkevery day.

Buckets still filled with water from lastweek’s rain.

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She also worked with the BlackSash and other pro-democracygroups during the 1980s. –(www.wikipedia.org)

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AN ELDERLY man was robbed byarmed men after he went to the

aid of his daughter whose car had bro-ken down on the highway.

“The incident happened on Monday 18April at 06:00 on the N2, close to the Ath-lone turn-off,” says Warrant Officer IanBennett, Athlone police spokesperson.

Douglas Minnie (61) sayshe went to assist his daugh-ter, who had been taking herhusband to work when theyhad car trouble on the N2.

“Shephonedmeand Iwentto assist her. She took my carand took her husband towork while I waited at hercar.

“I was standing next to thecar waiting for assistancewhen I saw two young menwalking across the bridgefrom Athlone onto the N2.

“They walked towards me and askedme for a cigarette.I told them: ‘I don’thave one.’

“One of them asked me where I lived,while the other one walked to the otherside of the car and began scratching inthe car. I asked what he was doing andhe said he was taking the radio becausethey needed money.”

Minnie says he tried to grab the manto stop him from taking the radio whenthe other man pushed him. He pushedback and a scuffle broke out. “One ofthe men took out a screwdriver, whilethe other had his hands under hisjacket and kept saying he was goingto shoot me,” says Minnie.

“Then one picked up a brick from theground and hit me over the head with it,then threw it at me. I fell to the groundand when I looked up, I saw them run-ning away with the radio.”

Minnie says when his daughter re-turned she was shocked at what had hap-pened.

She returned with a tow-truck and thecar was towed away.

The injured man reported the matter atAthlone police station andreceived medical attention.

“People must be carefulwhen they get stuck on theroad, because it could havebeen worse. I didn’t thinkwhen the two guys ap-proached me that they weregoing to rob me.”

Bennett says people mustensure that their cars are ingood condition.

“Cars can break down atany time, but vehicles must

be in a roadworthy condition. Criminalswill target people who are in a vulnerableposition, like being stuck on the side ofthe road.

“Motorists must be vigilant especiallywhen travelling. They should also call forassistance before they step out of the ve-hicle.”

Anyone with information on the twomen who robbed Minnie is urged to con-tact the police station on (021) 697-9238 orCrime Stop on 08600 10111.

Wheels of justice turn for CalebREYANA STEYN

A MOTHER and her boyfriend accused of beat-ing the woman’s son to death in her Manen-berg flat last year remain behind bars untiltheir next court appearance on Friday 6 May.

A date for the trial will be set at their nextcourt appearance, which will be in the CapeHigh Court.

Chantal Booysen and Quinton Aysen, alsoknown as “Orre”, appeared in the AthloneMagistrate’s Court last Wednesday for themurder of Caleb Booysen (2).

Caleb’s lifeless body was found in his PamCourt home on Friday 21 May 2010.

It is alleged that Booysen and Aysen hadslammed the toddler’s head into a wall. A post-mortem report shortly after his death foundthe child did not die from natural causes and

that he had suffered abuse over time.He had multiple injuries, including brain

haemorrhage, liver problems, a broken armand wrist, and bruises all over his body(“Shock after baby bashed to death”, People’sPost, 1 June 2010). When Booysen appeared inthe Athlone Magistrate’s Court for her bail ap-plication on Monday 30 August, she shockedthe court when she said Caleb used to eat Man-drax tablets he found on the floor and that heconstantly cried for food.

She said she would became frustrated beathim. However, she denied giving Caleb drugs.The day Caleb died, Booysen said, she had leftthe house with the boy asleep in the care ofAysen.

When she returned she discovered Caleb’sbadly bruised body under a blanket on acouch.

GREEN LOOT: Fly­ing Squad mem­bers arrested twosuspects, in pos­session of 24 box­es of dagga, in theEpping industrialarea on Thursday21 April at 09:30.The arrest followsa tip off from amember of thecommunity. Short­ly afterwards po­lice spotted theyellow Isuzu truckin Gunner Circle,where it wassearched. Policefound the boxescrammed withdagga worth an es­timated R550 000. They arrested the driver and his passenger, aged 25 and 31 respectively,both from Nyanga, for possession of dagga. They will appear in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Courttoday. Police urge the community to report all illegal activities at their nearest police station,or on the toll­free number 08600 10111. Pictured with the contraband is Western Cape FlyingSquad member, Constable Arietta Williams. Photo: Captain Piet Smit

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Tribute to Asian iconsZINDAH PRODUCTIONS is hosting a tributeto the Asian culture icons of South Africa.

The musical production will be directed byGanie Parker to honour and remember thosepioneers of the communities and past localgreats of the Western Cape who kept the spirit

of arts and culture alive and well.A request is made to friends and family

for memorabilia and photos, old media clip-pings or any information useful for a bro-chure, and send it to classic.ct@gmail.com orPO Box 1112, Cape Town, 8000, by the endof April or call (021) 637-1684, (021) 696-6226 or071 384 1237.

Women doing it for themselvesTHE Business Women’s Showcase will be heldon Monday 21 May at SMG BMW CenturyCity. The event offers exhibitors of women’sservices and products a fashion show by Dan-ielle Margaux, hair and makeup stylists Retoof Style lounge, a top international speakerand author on the personal brand, TimothyMaurice Webster, Nomfusi and the LuckyCharms, and the Black Orchid Burlesque

dancers. Stacey Norman, of Kfm, will be themaster of ceremonies for the event, which isa fundraiser for the Excelleration BursaryFund, a Section 21 company offering bursariesto young women in job skills or career-relatedcourses. Tickets are available from Com-puticket at R130 each and there are no ticketsavailable at the door. Exhibitors are welcometo contact patti@finewomen.co.za or083 310 9765 before Saturday 30 April. You canalso visit www.finewoman.co.za.

Experience biodiversityTHE Biodiversity Expokicks off at the Old MutualConference Centre atKirstenbosch on Thurs-day 5 May and runs untilSunday 8 May. This freeevent is in its fourth yearand attracts participantsand exhibitors who wantto engage with visitors onconservation issues.

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Visit their blogspot forregular updates onwww.biodiversityex-po.blogspot.com. For in-quiries go to biodiversit-yexpo@sanbi.org.za orwww.sanbi.org.za.

Stars reach out to the communityREYANA STEYN

SOME of Cape Town’s best perform-ers will set the Luxurama Theatre

in Wynberg on fire when they take tothe stage for charity.

A variety of legendary, new and localperformers from all walks of life willcome together and bring the audience ashow entitled “Alles wat mal is op dieCape Flats”, presented by RAD Promo-tions on Saturday 30 April.

People can look forward to the likes ofZain Adams, who is famous for songssuch as “Won’t you give a little love” and“You’re my everything”.

Also in the line-up is Luqmaan Adams,an actor, singer and choreographer bestknown for his collaborations with DavidKramer and the late Taliep Petersen, aswell as his roles in “District 6: The Musi-cal” and “Kat and the Kings”.

Stand-up comedian Wayne McKay will

have the audience rolling in the aisles,with more entertainment by The Boyzfrom Athlone, Bakgat Boys from Kraai-fontein and Mitchell’s Plain, 10-year-oldNiyaaz, who was a finalist on “SA’s GotTalent” and Diva Connie Chung – aSouth African celeb impersonator. Ma-king her singing debut will be se-ven-year-old Mumtaz Haroun from Bel-har.

“People are in for a hilarious treat,”says Dola Hendricks, the production di-rector of RAD Promotions. “People willbe entertained right through for fourhours and part of the proceeds will go toHands for the Needy, a community-basedproject in Belhar which feeds up to 500underprivileged adults and children.”

The project was started eight years agobyBelhar resident,AbdullahHarron.To-day 10 women are involved, and theirmain aim is to provide meals for hungrychildren in Delft, Belhar and Kalksteen-fontein. The organisation “desperately”

needs donations to continue their work.Guinno Abrahams, of Bakgat Boyz,

says he is thrilled to perform for charity.“My partner, ‘Spuiker’ and I have been

together for six months, performingaround Cape Town, and it is always goodto do shows for charity. People can lookforward to an exciting and funny show.”

Fagrie Isaacs of the Boyz – who oftenperforms for charity – says: “We believethe source of our success is giving backto the community, especially the poorand the needy and that’s why we are ex-cited about this show.”

Sabre Gaidien, a member of Image, isalso looking forward to performing forcharity.

The show starts at 19:30. Tickets varyin price from R85 to R100 and are availa-ble at the House of Rad in KlipfonteinRoad, Athlone. For discounts on blockbookings, contact Mohammed on073 417 8450, Dee on 082 580 1257 or call(021) 697-4813.

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Tuesday 26 April 2011 GENERAL People’s Post Athlone Page 7

FTH:K theatrecompany turns sixOBSERVATORY-based visual theatre com-pany From The Hip: Khulumakahle(FTH:K) celebrated its sixth birthday at theKwalapa Organics Wholefoods Centre inthe Montebello Design Centre in NewlandsAvenue, Newlands.

The event was held on Tuesday 19 April and

guests enjoyed snacks, drinks and a specially-made FTH:K birthday cake, as well as perform-ances by FTH:K’s trainees. FTH:K combinedthe birthday celebrations with its annual gen-eral meeting and company’s committee gavefeedback about some of the highlights of theprevious year, including winning the Fleur duCap and Standard Bank Ovation awards.

JOLLY GOOD FELLOWS: Members of the FTH:K theatre company with the cake thatwas made to celebrate the occasion. Photo: Lize­Marie Moller

CELEBRATION: Thobekile Mbanda, Mzingisi Diwu, Nodumo Same and Cara Loening atthe FTH:K birthday party at the Kwalapa Organics Wholefoods Centre.

Photo: Christine Skinner.

ALL SMILES:Michelle Busch,Tanya Surtees andCharles Kieck atthe FTH:K birthdayevent which washosted on Tuesday19 April.Photo: Christine Skinner.

PARTY: FTH:K thea­tre company train­ee members MarlonSnyders, Sinethem­ba Mgebisa, Chris­topher Beukes andTomri Steyn enjoythe company’ssixth birthday par­ty. Photo: Christine Skin­ner.

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BEING trapped in an aban-doned mental hospital fortwo days and subjected tostrenuous mental andphysical tests may seemlike a nightmare to mostpeople, but 12 Cape Townresidents volunteered forit.

A reality show called“Whodunnit?” saw contest-ants overcoming mental andphysical challenges to winR1 000, bragging rights andpossibly fame, should theshow be taken up by a televi-sion station.

“Whodunnit?” is a crossbetween the reality televi-sion series “Survivor” and a murder mys-tery role play in which one competitor isthe “killer” while the other 11 try to stayalive and follow clues to solve the case.

Director Jacques Brown says the con-testants were removed from their com-fort zones and tested in every way duringfilming. “I think it was very challengingfor the contestants,” says Brown.

“It was emotionally, physically andphysiologically challenging because theydidn’t have comfortable beds to sleep in,there weren’t any doors or windows inthe asylum and they had difficult tests tocomplete.” The show was filmed in theabandoned mental asylum in Tokai For-est, and contestants faced challengessuch as paintball wars, an archery com-petition and freeing themselves after be-ing tied up. The challenge winners re-ceived either a clue to help them find thekiller or “safe house” status, which grant-ed them immunity from the killer and theright to choose the next victim.

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Brown says the show was made evenmore riveting by the fact that viewerscould try and work out who the killer waswhile watching the contestants compete.

“I think people should watch it becausethey can try to figure it out themselvesand they can watch the contestants asthey try to do the same thing.”

The entire programme was filmed on abudget of R5 000.

Brown and his co-producer, ChrisSpinas, have not yet approached anybroadcasters to air the showbut are confi-dent about finding a channel once theyhave edited all 11 episodes.

This is the second version of “Whodun-nit?” to be filmed.

The original was filmed and aired inthe US in 2010 by Cody McCollum, afriend of Spinas. McCollum then allowedSpinas and Brown to film the series aslong as they called the show by the samename and used the same theme song.

Visit www.whodunitsa.yolasite.comfor more information on the show or thecontestants.

THE LINE­UP: The contestants on “Whodunit”, (backrow): Kyle Bedingfield, Billings Siwila, Charlie Manner,an actor known only as Bingo, Bertrand Logan, RichardSlater and Inger Jansen. Front row: Bianca Kaltwasser,Astralita Dreyer, Sebastian Owen Murray, Tarryn Ses­sions and Matthew Bernstein. Photo: Roche Pienaar

Learning is key at LofobMELISSA LE ROUX

THE League of the Friends of the Blind (Lofob)inGrassyParkheld a special event onTuesday19 April to thank to Pep Stores for a generousR40 000 donation.

Established in the 1930s, Lofobhasdedicateddecades of service to blind and partially-sight-ed people of all ages.

At the event, held at Lofob, guests were giv-ena sneakpreviewof the latest equipment thathad been bought using the Pep donation. Theequipment will be used as part of the EarlyChildhood Development (ECD) programme tofurther enrich the lives of blind and partially-sighted children.

The ECD programme follows the same for-mat as that taught to children at a regular pre-school; however, the pupils’ lessons will betaught in braille.

“Education is key – it is still a part of ourmission and part of all the work that we dohere,” says Lofob executive director, PhilipBam. ECD teacher, Benita Petersen, adds:“One of the most important objectives in theprogramme is developing a child, to get himor her ready for school.

“We need to instil the importance of brailleinto children at an early age. They have con-versations, they spell words – it’s all part oflearning.”

Some of the people who were at the Lofob eventincluded Sadley Martin (left) and his wife Valde­la, from Grassy Park.

From left, Franklin Farmer, from Plumstead,Cara Cato, from Kenilworth, and GildoMichelitsch, from Camps Bay.

James de Gouveia, from Durbanville, and MacBam, from Grassy Park.

From left, Karel du Plessis, from Lotus River,Alvin Witten, from Pinelands, and Jean Wil­liams, from Heathfield.

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Glen van Harte, the MSED curriculummanager, says the district’s matric passrate last year was 76%.

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Their mission is to restore honour, dignityand self-worth to those who have been ad-

versely affected by past injustices and presenteconomic downturn along with its varioussocial ills like poverty, unemployment, crimeand substance abuse. There is a chance thatthis work will receive exposure in the main-stream media and will also feature on theirwebsite. Anybody interested can contact Paulon 072 138 9150 orhandsofhonour@gmail.com.

Rest and unwindTHE Arthritis Foundation is hosting abreakaway trip to Goudini Spa from Monday30 May to Friday 3 June.

Tickets cost R850, which includes accom-modation and transport, hydrotherapy ses-

sions and education on arthritis. To secureyour seat pay a R200 deposit into StandardBank account 270922210 WC Branch.

Fax deposit slip to (021) 421-7330 and paybalance by the end of May.

Contact Julie on 079 238 5927 or Nimo on(021) 696-8879.

SPOILT GUESTS: The UCT RAG annual Golf Day in aid of SHAWCO was held on Friday 15April at the Rondebosch Golf Club to raise awareness and funds for the organisation. UCTRAG is a student­run organisation that serves as the fundraising arm of SHAWCO (The Stu­dents’ Health And Welfare Centres Organisation), which is the largest student­based volun­teer organisation in the southern hemisphere. At the Golf Day the players were treatedto goodies to the value of R160 000. Photo: Supplied

Page 12 People’s Post Athlone LEADER Tuesday 26 April 2011

Your SMSes. In response to the disqualification ofour youth in the “Dallas Cup” in theUSA. Apart from the weak admin on theorganiser’s side for this tournament, theAmerican embassy could have expedit-ed the Visa application. They are too oc-cupied sorting out who is a terrorist andwho is not. It is one of the worst coun-tries to apply for a Visa, unlike SouthAfrica where it is so easy for foreignersto enter our borders with a smile andmost not even requiring a visa. Hugeblame should be placed on the embassy.Play your tournaments in other coun-tries where you are appreciated. Cader

. Well said in your letter from oneparent to another, Pierrene Molanderon 19 April. I wish more parents couldthink like that and prevent heartache.Naz

. When will evening classes start formatric again? Where in Heideveld?Miss Honey

. Hallelujah. I thought I was the onlyone taking note. I have phoned the prin-cipal of Athlone High already, but noth-ing was done. The children say theteachers don’t care. How can you leavepast eight and be home before three?Every week this person is absent.

. I am also a concerned parent. Ath-lone High kids are walking around fromearly morning, and this has been goingon for a long time. Something needs tobe done. Mrs SI

. The shop in Fourth Avenue, Belgra-via, should please have respect by nottrading during Friday prayer time.

. I wonder how many of the voluntaryposts which the IEC advertises actuallygo to the unemployed? I’ve seen manywell-paid so called “public servants”working at these stations. How much

brain power would it require to count votesor mark a finger with a marker! Who is theIEC trying to fool? A Waterwitch

. Who are our local councillors? Perhapstheir names should be published. Anothersuggestion or request is to list and publishcontact details for the reporting of the abuseof state resources, for example law enforce-ment vehicles parked for hours each dayand night at a residence then when neededfor a call-out one is told that there are novehicles available! Another is the reportingof speeding vehicles, trucks and buses in aresidential area. Fed up

. You get good and bad landlords and ten-ants. Funny thing is how people accept anyplace and rules, but when they can’t payrent, they cry foul. Consumer

ApologyLAST week’s Treknet cartoon gave the im-pression that a person named “Gamat” wasunder the influence of alcohol. While it wasnot the intention of the cartoonists, People’sPost apologises for offence that may havebeen caused to Muslim readers.

IN LOVINGMEMORY:The Veronifamily fromCape Town,Elim andBredasdorpstill missesConstable Er­nestine Vero­ni who waskilled on 22April 2008 inAthlone. Hersmile andlaugh will al­ways be re­membered.

Teachers do your jobsSENDING learners for extra classes of mathsand physics is a waste of money, especiallywhen those giving the lessons are currentlyteaching those subjects at school.

They are supposed to look after the educa-tion of our children at school. This is whatthey are paid for. If learners do not obeythem and their work is poor, it should be re-ported to the principal and parents. The gov-erning bodies should play a more meaningfulrole and check on lazy teachers, their workand dress code. The organisations giving the-ses classes need to be investigated. Theypromised the parents excellent results butcannot deliver, especially for those childrenwho can’t catch on so fast.MAUREEN PETERSENAthlone

How to cast aspecial voteHOW can I vote if I won’t be in South Africaon 18 May?KAREN FLETCHERGreen Point

THE IEC RESPONDS:The reader can apply for a special vote

which allows a registered voter who can’tvote at their voting station on election day toapply to vote on a predetermined day beforeelection day. You can apply if you:

. Are a registered voter in South Africa.

. Have a green bar-coded ID book or a validtemporary ID certificate (apply at a Home Af-fairs office).

. Appear on the Voters’ Roll; and

. Can’t travel to your voting station be-cause you’re physically infirm or disabled; or

. Can’t vote at your voting station on elec-tion day.

To make sure that you’re registered and to

find out where you are registered:. Go to Am I registered? on the IEC’s web-

site and enter your ID number, or SMS yourID number to 32810.

. Call our call centre on 0800 11 8000; or

. Go to your Municipal Electoral Office.The Voters’ Roll is now closed for the 2011

Municipal Elections, so if you’re not alreadyregistered, you won’t be able to vote in theseelections. How do you apply for a special vote?

1. Download and complete MEC 35 (Appen-dix 25), the application for special vote (Wordversion – 71 KB/PDF version – 34.9 KB).

2. From 15 April to 3 May, submit the appli-cation form in person (or via a proxy if you’reunable to travel) during office hours at theMunicipal Electoral Office responsible for thevoting district in which you’re registered.

Important: You can’t email or fax your ap-plication form to us – it must be hand-deliv-ered to your Municipal Electoral Office.

3. Staff will record the details of your appli-cation on our system and give you a system-generated receipt that indicates whether youqualify for a special vote. Please keep this re-ceipt as proof of your application outcome.

Historic holidayTOMORROW (Wednesday) South Africanswill celebrate Freedom Day, a historic day fora country and people once divided along ra-cial lines.

Seventeen years ago, people of colour werenot allowed to vote and were subjected to op-pressive minority rule. They were forced tolive, fight and die in inferior areas and evict-ed from their homes. Barren District 6 is a tes-timony to the atrocities that characterisedApartheid.

Not all welcomed the changes that usheredin a new order while some elected to forgetthe pain of the past, focusing instead on thejoy and hope of the present.

Part of the present is the younger genera-tion, and it is both good and sad that theymissed out on the unrest of the ’70s and ’80s.Good, because many youth like them losttheir lives in the liberation struggle, and sadbecause today’s youth seem to lack a true ap-preciation for the privileges that come so ea-sily to them. They take for granted the privi-lege of having the political freedom to livewhere they wish, the privilege of attendingschools with world-class sports and academicfacilities and the privilege of having equal ac-cess to jobs. Sadly, most do not know enoughof our country’s troubled political past to tru-ly value what they have.

Of greater concern though, and an irony, isthat while we have the freedom our constitu-tion and a democratic government afford us,we are not really free. How can we be whenpoverty, unemployment, crime and violenceon women and children headline our exis-tence?

This should be the burning question as wereflect on our freedom tomorrow, as we standunited in celebration of all that we’veachieved; of what we’ve shown the world, andourselves. And so we should celebrate Free-dom Day by also honouring the unsung he-roes – the community workers and the police– who fight daily to ease poverty, joblessnessand crime.

EARLIER this month, Julius Malema,ANC Youth League president, accusedDA leader Helen Zille of “dancing like amonkey” to get votes from the electorate.

Keeping such a keen eye on her moves,

Malema must have sat up and taken notewhen he heard that a field mouse hadscampered up Zille’s leg under her jeanswhen she visited his home town, Seshegoin Polokwane, on Thursday.

For Malema, the puzzle about HelenZille’s dancing might be solved and hemay now have one less wonder to ponderabout her before laying his head to restat night.

Tuesday 26 April 2011 GENERAL People’s Post Athlone Page 13

Easter comes earlyMORE than 300 children

from Athlone andLansdowne received Easterparty packets from the Basketof Hope organisation in Craw-ford last Tuesday.

The children from Pooke seBos Informal Settlement and an

informal settlement inLansdowne received cereal,cake and party packs compris-ing of chips, sweets, cooldrinksand toys. Children were excitedto receive the gifts and the or-ganisation would like to thankall the people who donated giftsfor the children.

From left: Samantha Olivier, Jennifer Brandt, Glynis Demascio andChristine Lackay from Basket of Hope handed out gifts to the childrenat Pooke se Bos Informal Settlement. Photos: Reyana Steyn

Gifts being handed out to the children.

Dancers enthral KenwynFAM FEUDS, an urban dancecompetition, was hosted at theKenwyn community hall on Sat-urday 9 April.

The competition saw severalforms of hip hop dances includingbreakdancing, krumping and pop-ping. Close to 300 people watcheddancers from around the city dis-play their skills. Fam Feuds wasthe third in an on-going series ofdance competitions and was ar-ranged by a dance group known as

the Royal Fam Kings. The date forthe next instalment of Fam Feudshas not been set yet, but anotherevent, known as the Big CityBrawl elimination, will be takingplace on Saturday 28 May.

The venue and details of theevent have not yet been con-firmed. Anyone with inquiriescan call Bevil Hendricks on076 9703 372 or email Royal FamKings on royalfamk-ings@gmail.com.

JUMPHIGHER:A krumpdancerperformsat the FamFeudsevent.Krumpingis an ag­gressivestyle ofdancingwhichoriginatedin Los An­geles, Cal­ifornia.

ANI­MAT­ED:Thecrowdgetsgoingas an­otherdanc­ertakesto thefloor.

Arthritis gatheringsTHE Arthritis Foundation will have aLupus awareness day on Wednesday11 May in the Kleinschuur Room atGroote Schuur Hospital from 10:00 to12:00. RSVP to Julie on (021) 425-4759or 079 238 5927 or Nimo on (021) 696-8879. The Grassy Park support groupmeets on the second Monday of eachmonth at the Grassy Park Library at11:00. Contact Julie on 079 238 5927.They are also hosting a trip to GoudiniSpa from Monday 30 May to Friday 3June for R850 per person. Pickupsfrom Grassy Park Library, Mitchell’sPlain Promenade, Athlone Dutch Re-form Church, St Athans Road andBonteheuwel Multipurpose Centre.

Arts and crafts trainingTHE Cape Town Child Welfare is offer-ing arts and crafts training courseswhich will run Mondays to Thursdaysfrom 09:00 to 14:00 from 9 May.

The training, which will be offeredat Cape Town Child Welfare’s head of-fice in Silvertown, includes candlemaking, basket weaving and dé-coupage.

There is a cost of R150 per person formaterials. Participants will beequipped to make these items for theirown home, to sell at fleamarkets or touse as gifts for friends and family.

For more information contact Mau-reen Skilder on (021) 638-3127 or0800 435 754.

.

Bringing down the houseTWO top DJs will bring the house down atclub Galaxy in Rylands on Thursday 5 Maywhen they join forces for the second time.

DJ Fresh and Euphonik have joined forcesand became one of the hottest acts in SouthAfrica better known as F.eU – Fresh plus Eu-phonik equals F.eU.

Based on the hot success of 2010s originalF.eU release of the same name, Soul CandiRecords delivers F.eU Too with more “hothouse anthems and fresh sounds, flawlesslymixed by the two maestros of their genre”.

Combining original material with tracksfrom fellow local House players and interna-tionalHouse giants, themixesbring relevantand much sought-after tracks straight fromthe clubs to the home.

The first instalment of the F.eU brand sawgold sales almost instantly and F.eU Too istipped for even bigger sales figures basedpurely on the powerful track listing.

Live, these two are “phenomenal”, bring-ing the art of performance back to DJing.

Previously, the two DJs have opened mas-sive doors with the Ultimix at six feature onFresh’s 5FM drive time radio show.

With a brand new album about to drop anda huge tour in April, the two are once againall about the business of music. Digging deepinto their record boxes, Fresh and Euphonikbring the finest tracks to the people as theyembark on this second instalment. The showwill start at 23:00 and entry is R60 per person.All ladies enter free until 22:00. For more in-formation call Galaxy on (021) 637-9132.

Joker’s is coming your way

THE Joker’s Comedy Club, showcas-ing the comedy styling of KG, LiamBentoandCarlWeber fromHeart 104.9FM, is touring the Cape Flats and willbe at a venue near you soon.

On Wednesday 27 April, catch theshowcase at Swinger’s in Lansdowne.The show begins at 21:00. The cost isR30 per person. On Wednesday 4 Maythey are at Dom Pedro’s in Woodstock.The show starts at 21:00 and the costis R30 per person. To win double tick-ets, send an email to melody.shev-lane@gmail.com or call 076 395 8901 tobook.Alternatively, visitwww.thejok-erscomedyclub.com.

Raising awareness of disabilities

THE ninth Annual Elite and Food TownCash and Carry’s Disability AwarenessWalk-a-Thon will be held on Freedom Day –Wednesday 27 April – at the Vangate Mallparking area at 07:30.

For more information contact Fatima on(021) 638-3898.

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CHEAPEST IN TOWNSelling sand & stoneRemoval of rubble.Also selling in bags.Sand R350­ 5 m3

Stone R1 300 ­5 m3( 078 368 9274 / 073 775 7047

DAVID'SPRECAST

We sellVibrecrete Poles

& Slabs.(021 692 3107 /

021 691 5877/072 106 0655 /083 691 4449

WILDCATSTRANSPORTBakkie Sand ­R135 (Bags

R7,50)Bakkie Stone ­

R350 (BagsR15.00)

Vibracrete Slabs­ R29.00 each

Bricks from R1.20each

CEMENT R67.00EACH

We also do truckloads and

rubble removalsPh 021­820 4068or 084 467 7507

GENERALSERVICES

102

MiscellaneousServices

HARRY'S BOARDSCutting, Edging, Devin Doors

Hardware&Fittings,Deliveries, Off­Cuts

Freddy Lenderts Tel/Fax:021 705 8897/079 9943 629

Andrew GideonsTel:021 706 7387/

084 210 1704Sally Harry:021 706 7387

082 588 9940

SPEED QUEENSPECIALIST

15 yearsexperience. Allrepairs doneon site. CallAlister on

021 715 1173or 071 680 2617

104

Building andConstruction

ALL Building plans drawn andsubmitted. Call Dominick on021 396 2115 or 078 0852067

ALL BUILDING plans drawnup and submitted to council.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

ALTERATIONS garages,carports, brickpaving, tiling.(082 409 0592/392 5501

Aluminium Windows & Doorssupplied & fitted.

( Chris 082 570 5686021 638 5292

DESIGNS & RENOVATIONSUndertake all building work

and extentions to existinghouses, and all front boundarywalls. All building prices are

reasonable.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

PLANS for pools and submitto council and constructions ofpools onsite.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

105

Home ImprovementInterior

BUILT IN CUPBOARDSbedroom and kitchen.( Howard­ 021 638 5497,072 195 3572

GARAGE DOORS& automation.076 523 0306

BUILDINGMATERIAL &

HOMEIMPROVEMENT

S( On AccountBasis Only )

,Tiling, Paving,Vibracrete

,BIC's,Wendy Houses

,L/Flooring6 ­ 60 months to

pay!!!For further infocontact Ashley

on 072 371 6000

106

Home ImprovementExterior

ALTERATIONS, brick, plas.,skin., tiling, etc. Good Refs.076 124 4713

ARTHUR'SSLIDING GATES,

b bars, vibracrete & steelfencing & automation. 021­691 1936 or 083 229 7612

BELIEVE IN CHRISTSERVICES

Vibracrete, tiling, carports,paving, gates. Contact Albert

073 545 6994 /

DAVIDS PRECASTWe do all Vibrecrete Walls /

Raisings / Gates & Barb Wire /Carports / Structures &

Garages / Paving /Laminated Floors / Painting

Waterproofing / Roofs &Ceilings.

CONTACT :021 692 3107

021 691 5877 / 072 106 0655

083 691 4449

FLOWERSONGGARDEN

SERVICESFor all your

garden needs.( Henry on

072 553 6239

IVOR'S HOMEIMPROVEMENTS

Alterations, renovations,carports, paving, vibrecretewalls and extensions. Free

Quotes.( Ivor on076 111 7300/021 762

7077

KASSIEM'S roof cleaning andpainting service. Phone073 096 2249 or 021 376 7514

108

Money/Loans

A CASH LOAN up toR180 000. Same day payout.b/listed welcome. Conditionsapply.(Randee on021 761 3995/ 083 548 7293

A CASH LOAN up to R70 000B/Listed welcome. Ph / SmsZane 081 403 4421

ARE U WAITING

on a Pension/Provident/Package

Lumpsum Payout?Cash sameday. Sms/Call:Nawaal ( 076 064 0458

DEAR FRIEND, NEED ALOAN? Plz pick up the PHHOFFMEESTER ­ we give upto R50 000. BlacklistedWelcome. 072 309 1877

ARE YOU SICK& TIRED OFYOUR DEBT?Cant control it

anymore? I canhelp you.

Garnishees onpayslips,

summonses,dont have

money for food?Reduce

payments to oneinstalment. Stop

thestruggling, the

help you need ishassle

free. Serviceguarenteed. Call

us now!(Audrey­079 395 4709 or fax:021 421 6817.Fax your ID,

payslipand all your

accounts to seewhat

you qualify for.

Bridging cash for

PENSION/PACKAGE

ALL BRIDGE CREDIT

Lumpsum/Payout same day

" 021 949 3402/3Call back 073 609 9307

073 439 3111

APPROVAL SAME DAY

ARE YOU INDEBT?

Clear your debt by callingSCM Debt Clearance

021­788 448524/hrs: 078 221 0193

AWAITING PENSION/PROVIDENT FUND

Imm. CASH(/Sms­SHIRLEY­083 665 1002/

KIM­073 050 2179/021 949 8566

BRIDGING CASHwhile waiting for:

PENSION /PACKAGE

PROPERTY

DEALS

Tel: 021 949 0930/1/2

Payout (lumpsum only)

Same day payout

CONSOLIDATIONApply for an old mutual

finance consolidation of debt orpersonal loan from R1 000 ­R100 000.(Jacky/Charl on

021 706 5029 or sms your nameto 082 990 4196

DEBTSTRESSED?We help all

people.We can finance

you.Homeowners

welcome.(021) 705 0226

OR 082 378 8592AGENTSNEEDED

EASY LOANSWith affordable repayments ­

R50 000 B/listed welc. Pls call/Sms Grasham 073 228 6148

IMMEDIATE APPROVALLoans up to R100 000.Cash sameday. Govt. &

b/listed.(021 949 8566/Kim 073 0502 179

Shirley 083 665 1002

“

Waiting forPension/package

payouts?SMS or send

please call me”082 301 7856

0860 105 546IRIS BRIDGE

A BRIDGING loan?

JC FINANCIAL SOLUTIONSBonds/personal loans &

consolodations. B/listed welc.(Janine­021 376 4690/

082 439 9863

Loans up to R15 000Same day approvalBlacklisted welcome

Contact AsmaTel: 021 762 8863Fax: 021 762 8657

LOANSPersonal

,home,vehicle,etc.

No hassles. Smsname, id

no,gross +net pay to

073 188 6942/079 043 0203

LOANS We come to you.( 021 558 6648 / 082 957 3251

112

Curtains/Carpets/Upholstery

BLINDS ANDCURTAINS.

All types. Freequotes. Less

10%.(

021 371 8627/082 516 0030

CARPET & UPHOLSTERYCLEANING

Mattressess, cars & taxis.( Mark­ 021 371 5277/

082 335 0429/082 489 2592

FOR ALL types of blinds.Ph 074 259 1802 Renaldoor 082 598 2606 Wesleyor 021­371 8315 o/h

JADE Upholstery & repairs.Call Hilton o/h 021 903­0606or a/h 021 371 8265

M&MINTERIORS ­

Blinds, curtains,rods, upholstery

cleaning andcarpet cleaning.

All blindsless 10%. Phone

Moosa021 371 8917 or

083 4931 495

115

Moving and Storage

BAKKIE DELIVERIES ­We ALSO deliver after hours

and weekends. Ph 072 274 6139

FURNITURE removalsand up country trips( 078 611 3627

117

TV/DVD/Video Services

ALL DSTV+ Top TV + God TV

installations and repairs.Repair callouts from R150.

www.techzonesa.co.za073 272 6117

DSTV AND AERIALINSTALLATIONS

Single view systems ­ R599installed. Xtra View as wellas HD installations. SMS orcall Mikah­eel 073 374 3951

DSTV AND AERIALREPAIRS AND

INSTALLATIONSDSTV packages fully

installed for R599. HD PVRinstallations from R2 699.

Service call repair charge ofR150.

Ph 083 268 1213

STAR TVREPAIRS

WE COLLECTAND DELIVER(082 579 6947

TELERAMA TV REPAIRSEfficient repairs to TV's &

microwaves.We collect and

deliver.(021 391 5779,

021 391 5819/083 861 0418

TV REPAIRS" LOW COSTS"

18 LinariaCres,Silvertown.(Steven on

021 633 1802 /083 486 5394

119

Painting

ALL PAINTING andWaterproofing. Goodref. Ph 076 124 4713

1140

Electrical Repairs

A.W.A.ELECTRICAL

Fully LicencedContractorSince 1986

,Rewiring, Main

Boards, Lights,

Plugs , PrepaidMeters

, ElectricalCertificates

. FREE QUOTES.(

Allan­021 392 1973/082 708 5700

FRIDGE AND FREEZERREGASSING & REPAIRS

Reasonable prices!( 076 164 0700

FRIDGE repairs, allappliances.(073 922 5336

JC ACTIVEELECTRICALFully licenced

electrician.Repairs to

lights,plugs,geysers,installation of

prepaid meters,main boards, etc.(021 701 3022 /

072 470 7658

1142

Carpentry

ALL CARPENTRY WORKAll carpentry, Hanging of all

doors, fixing roofs &cupboards.(Nico

021 392 6818/076 342 1470

BUILT IN CUPBOARDSrepairs & alterations.( 072 695 9738

SPECIALISING HANGINGDOORS Phone Mr M Harris021 392 2894, 073 2933 952

1143

Plumbers

A FREE PLUMBING quotefor bathroom renovations,geysers, leaks and blockeddrains. Call Joseph073 322 4661

ALL PLUMBING, good ref..076 124 4713

FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBINGMaintanance and new

installations.All workmanship guaranteed.

(Frank 082 3544 076

Plumbing, Electrical .24hrs .R125 p/hr ( 021 703 0906

1145

Swimming PoolServices

POOL SERVICE andmaintenance. Ph Michael073 104 3575 or021­705 8851

CLEAN & MAINTAIN pools.Ph 083 494 3939 or 702 1208

1146

Tiling/Flooring

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

1151

Cleaning Services

, CAN YOUIMAGINE WE

WILLCLEAN &

DISINFECTYOUR

ENTIRE HOUSEWITHOUT ANYCHEMICALS,Like carpets,tiles, walls,upholstery,

kitchen, ovensetc... For freequotations call021 801 2275 /072 115 6266

HOLIDAYAND

TRAVEL

132

HolidayAccommodation

GORDONS Bay S/cateringholiday accom. R800p/night.Sleeps 6.(079 522 4309.www.weekendescape.co.za

WEEKENDSPECIALS AT

CLUBMYKONOS

STARTING ATR600 PER

NIGHT!Contact Suzanne

021­448 2717office hours only

133

Tours

CLUB MYKONOS23 ­ 27 May @ R650p/p

(021 712 4756

WEEKEND TRIPTO GOUDINI

SPA15 ­ 17 July

2011. R700 incl.transport

&accommodation.

S/catering.(Betty

on 073 188 6942/ 021 633 7207

JOIN us on a fun filled trip toPE. Departure­ 28 September2011and return 02 October2011. Self catering chalets.R1 500 p/person.(Shirena­021 371 2041/072 194 6200

NOT TO BE MISSED10 Exciting days from CT ­

Lesotho ­ Sun City.Depart Cape Town 28 Dec

2011 and return toCape Town 6 Jan 2012More info on package:

Charmaine ­ 079 474 2704Lionel ­ 084 586 4699A/H ­ 021­393 4558

E­mail: mainy@mweb.co.za

Page 16 People’s Post Athlone CLASSIFIEDS Tuesday 26 April 2011

DAY trip to Worcester casino .30 April 2011 @ R130p/person.(Gershon­021 371 2041/072 194 6200

PROPERTY

166

Houses to Let

MANENBERGNear Silverstream Primary.

3 Bedroom house, bics, nearschool & transport facilities.

R3 500 pm plus upfront deposit(can be discussed)

Please contact 0744853370

PARKWOOD 2 B/ house.R3 600p/m.(084 490 6428

167

Houses for Sale

BAYIEW ­STRANDFONTEIN

PRIVATE SALER570 000 NEG

3 bedroom house, 2bathrooms, plus 2 bedroom

granny flat, auto garagedoors, front paving, yard fully

tarred, secure property.Ph Andre 071 415 7928

WARELEYHOMESSellers in

Strandfontein &M/Plain

contact us for aFREE valuationof your property.

Robert021 393 2410/08

3 427 0036

WENDY ENGELPROPERTIES

Do you want tosell your house ?Do you want tobuy a house ?(Wendy on073 696 3947

1795

Separate Entrances

GRASSY PARK 1Bed,kitchen & bathroom. Avail.immediately. For couple orsingle female. R2 800p/mneg.(021 706 2388/073 661 8614

BUSINESS

194

BusinessOpportunities

AVAILABLE in Cape Townfor survey/data capturers.Good income. Own hours.Training. For info, SMS fulln a m e / a d d r e s s t o0 7 1 5 4 8 6 9 4 4 ,JS Enterprise. Ph 041­360 5382. Redwing Drive, PE

AVON REPS NEEDED CallMichelle 021 396 2115 or082 637 6559

AVON

Reps needed urgently.Athlone & surrounding areas.

Call Sumaya 072 700 1581

DATA CLERKS needed ­Work from home with or wit­hout computers. Sms nameand address to073 176 4267/021 952 322­3 Flute Way, Belhar

Earn R30 000 p.m. @ Homesms INCOME to 34008

EVERY genuine businessopportunity does not have tobe about selling, capturing orpolicies... for more info callCheryl on 071 527 1869

EXTRA income opportunity.Data works with or without acomputer. For info sms name,s u r n a m e & a d r e s s t o084 062 4825 /021 704 4293­

17 Liberator Rd, Rocklands

FINANCIAL FREEDOMSMS FREEDOM to 34008

TALENT

401

General Vacancies

AVROY SHLAIN

Agents needed. ( Nikki

082 489 2592 /021 371 5277

AVON &JUSTINEreps needed. (Mildred021 696 5866 /079 053 8019

COMPUTER SKILLSTRAINING

WE OFFER:

(Part Time & Full Time)Data Capturing

Receptionist & Office AdminCashiering, Bookkeeping

Call Centre, Pastel Accounting,Internet and E­mail, Drivers

Classes

FULL COURSE: R750

DURATION: 2 week periodPayment for practical trainingassistance with job placement

BUXEY'S INSTITUTE2nd Floor

25 Perm BuildingSymphony Walk

Town Centre(opp Sports Scene)

Contact office: 076 873 1327 /

082 971 2585 / 021­391 5885

Mark 074 691 3854

NEW YEAR JOBS!2011 Special,

Registration fee is R500

Available Immediately,No Experience needed,

local + International placements

Bellville,

African

021 820 3231, 021 829 6620,021 829 6621,

Training + Certificate + Job Placement

Flight Attendants, Receptionists,Bank Tellers, Cashiers / DataCapturers, Office AdministratorsBook Keepers / AccountsComputer IT, Call Centre,Waiters & Bartenders,Home Base Nursing

14 Kruskal Avenue, Same Buildingwith Bank & PC trainingbuilding on the 4th Floor.@ AH Personnel / YIES Project,Co.Reg.No.2008/129244/23CALL:

078-857-8272, 078-857-8271

Free Computer TrainingCome to:

REGISTER today to avoid

429

Staff Vacancies

CAPE TOWNBASED

COMPANYIS OPENING UP

A NEWBRANCH &NEEDS TOEXPAND

IT'S SALESFORCE!

No transport orprevious sales

experienceneeded. Alltraining is

provided. Weoffer basic salary,

commission,petrol allowance

andvarious otherincentives.

For appointment,

call Aileen on

021 465 7852

Terms &Conditions Apply

CAPE TOWNBASED

COMPANYIS OPENING UP

A NEWBRANCH &NEEDS TOEXPAND

IT'S SALESFORCE!

No transport orprevious sales

experienceneeded. Alltraining is

provided. Weoffer basic salary,

commission,petrol allowance

andvarious otherincentives.

For appointment,call Andre on021 930 9068

Terms &Conditions

Apply.

STAFF NEEDEDURGENTLY

Recentlyestablished

company needsto fill various

positions:

*Telemarketing

*OPC/ Outdoorsurveyers.If you are

vibrant, goaldriven & self

motivated bookyour interviews

now.

Full trainingprovided

Basic + goodcomm.

Ph: Lecrecia074 842 3935

or 021­001 1013

Hygiene &Bug’s ‘R’ Us

Hygiene &Bug’s ‘R’ Us

(Registered PCO & Member of SAPCA)(Registered PCO & Member of SAPCA)

Fleas Ants Cockroaches

Crickets Spiders Lice

Rodents, Bedbugs,

Bird Removal & Proofing

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Crickets Spiders Lice

Rodents, Bedbugs,

Bird Removal & Proofing

“They Bug You We Bug Them!”“They Bug You We Bug Them!”For a FREE Quotation CallFor a FREE Quotation Call

* Bellville - 021 949 5915* Cape Town - 021 425 2363* Claremont - 021 674 5327* Goodwood - 021 591 5209

* Paarl - 021 872 4083* Table View - 021 556 5601* Kraaifontein - 021 987 6798

* Bellville - 021 949 5915* Cape Town - 021 425 2363* Claremont - 021 674 5327* Goodwood - 021 591 5209

* Paarl - 021 872 4083* Table View - 021 556 5601* Kraaifontein - 021 987 6798

Guaranteed Effective PEST CONTROLGuaranteed Effective PEST CONTROL

We are able to offer you a dynamic

career within South Africa’s

leading real estate organization

with all the benefits.

Don’t hesitate, call today!

WE ARE LOOKING FOR

TRULY EXCEPTIONAL AGENTS

TO JOIN OUR TEAM

If you are as serious as we are

about property, call Nazmie to

arrange for a confidential interview.

Athlone

Mitchells Plain 021 696 4114

021 696 4114

082 630 6134

ANTHONY ARENDSE

021 704 0289/

082 673 1503

Large 3 beds, bics, lounge + dining room,

fitted kitchen, laundry, carport, Garage +

Large Yard.

Free-Standing, Large 3 beds, fitted kitchen,

bathroom, paved yard, remote gates, CCTV

Cameras.

Large 2 beds, large tiled lounge,fitted kitchen, fully tiled bathroom,

separate toilet, bars, security gates,paved front, enclosed carport (2cars).(If your combined wages is

R9500.00 per month you could buythis house)

Free-Standing, Large 3 beds,lounge, kitchen, bathroom, New

tiles thru-out, newly paintedinside, drive-way, large yard. (If

your combined wages isR9 500.00 per month you can

buy this house)

MARK ANTHONY2 26-04-11-1APADGF.cdr

Lakeview R529 000

Alpine Park (Large Free-Standing)

Only R299 000

2 large beds, lounge, bathroom,fitted kitchen, drive-way,cemented yard.(If your

combined wages is R8500.00per month you can buy this

house)

Bellville/Oakdale (Nice Area)R839 000

RocklandsOnly R269 000

BelharR369 000

Belhar (Behind Shopping Centre)

R299 000

Free-Standing, 2/3beds, lounge,

bathroom, kitchen,large grounds.

MARK ANTHONY PROPERTIESMARK ANTHONY PROPERTIESView pictures of houses www.markanthonyproperties.co.za

View more pics @ www.markanthonyproperties.co.za

CALL Mark Anthony021 704 2160/083 482 4250

Mark Anthony1-26.04.11.ai

Beautiful 3 beds, (Laminated floors)bics, large fitted kitchen, tiled

lounge, bath & shower, cementedyard, remote garage (x2), Burglar

bars, securty gates & alarm.Very Neat.

3 beds, separate bath &toilet, lounge, kitchen,garage, 430 m² plot.

WANT AN AGENT TO SELLYOUR HOUSE FAST,

EFFICIENTLY AND AT THEBEST POSSIBLE PRICE?

CALL MARK ANTHONYTODAY. 021 704 2160

083 482 4250 ORANTHONY ARENDSE

021 704 0289082 673 1503.

COMMISSSION NEGOTIABLE!

3 beds, lounge + dining room, fitted kitchen,sepatate bath & toilet, Granny Flat,

entertainment area, carport (2 cars), MassiveEnclosed Pool.

Large 3 beds, large lounge &kitchen, bathroom, Garage,outside maid room, bars &

secutity gates + LargeGrounds.

Neat 2 beds, bic, tiled bathroom &lounge, tiled kitchen, bars & security

gates. Grounds for expansion. (Ifyour combined wages is R11 800.00per month you can buy this house)

Grassy Park Only R699 000(House + Granny flat + Pool)

Goodwood/Parow R689 000(Glenlilly)

Strandfontein Only R379 000(On the Bay)

Ruyterwacht R599 000(Close to Grandwest) SELLERS IN ALL AREASSeawinds R399 000

(Close to Prince George highway)Eersteriver Only R239 000

(13 Sacramento Street)

CUTE 2 BEDS, LOUNGE,KITCHEN, BATHROOM, LARGEGROUNDS. (If your combinedwages is R8300.00 Per Month

you can buy this house)

ZEEKOEVLEI -

Large Cnr Dbl Stry 4 beds, BIC,

wooden flring, ff kitch with Oven+hob,

dbl garage, fully secured, lovely area.

R 850 000

021 705 3507 / 021 705 1798A/H 021 705 3903Fax: 0866 456 755axis.properties2@gmail.com

A X I S

WANT A MARKET VALUATION?

ABDULLAH - 073 657 2805

GRASSY PARK -

3 Bedrooms with BIC,fitted kitchen

lounge, bathrm, yard,

fully enclosed.

R 690 000PELICAN PARK -

3 bedrooms, lounge, FF kitchen,

fully secured, undercover carport

2 cars.

R 460 000

SEAWINDS RETREAT -

3 bedroom Semi with BIC, lounge

tiled, bathroom, enclosed,

Military Rd.

R 370 000

G/PRK FLATS -

4 Flats from R 195K, 2 beds, BIC,

lounge, bath, fully secured complex.

R 195K - R 320GRASSY PRK FLAT -

RADIANT MANSIONS Ground

Flroor 2 beds, lounge, bath,

secured complex.

R 260 000

GRASSY PARK -

Lake Side Mews,

Simplex 2 Bedrm lounge, bath,

yard, enclosed complex.

R 320 000

LOTUS RIVER -

Executive Modrn home, 3Bed,

loung, dining, MES, family

bath, BIC, ff kitch.

R 850 000 Neg ZEEKOEVLEI -

Vacant Plot fully service,

450Sqm Plans 2 build,

Cnr Bottom n Lake Rd.

R 350 000

GRASSY PARK -

Large 3 beds, BIC, FF kitchen,

lounge family bath, driveway+

Sep Entrance.

R 850 000 Neg

RONDEBOSCH -

Neat 3 Beds, carpets, loung/dining

rm family bath, driveway,

Larg grounds.

R 1 300 000 Neg ZEEKOEVLEI -

Lovely 4 beds with BIC, laminated flr

Facebrick, Dble garag, swimming

pool

R 1 450 000

LAVENDERHILL -Neat 4 beds, BIC, lounge, fitted

kitch garage for 4, enclosed,Sep entranc

R 280 000

G / PARK - MAKE AN OFFER

VACANT PLOT with incomplete

Structure - 6th Avenue - 550 sqm

STRAND -

2X 4 bedroom Cottages, next to each

other, lounge, kitch,dining rm, 2 bathrms,

1 minute frm the beach, Great Invest.

R 799 000 EachPARKWOOD ESTATE -

3 bedrms with BIC, FF kitchen, lounge

FF kitchen, dining rm, knotty ceilings,

Modern Setup, off Hyde Road.

R 550 000

Axis 10x4 26 04 11 1AP9LXV

FERNES ESTATE -

3 Bedrooms with BIC, lounge, ff

kitch, and bathrm fully tiled,

fully secured.

R 980 000 Neg

MITCHELLS HEIGHTS

MASSIVE 4 BEDS, LOUNGE,KITCH

FAMILY BATH, CLOSE TO

MOSQUE

- R 190 000

MAKE AN OFFERMAKE AN OFFER

MAKE AN OFFERMAKE AN OFFERAVAILABLE IMMAVAILABLE IMMNEAT STARTERNEAT STARTER LARGE FAMILY HOMELARGE FAMILY HOME

PROPERTIES

SHAFIQA - 073 313 5819 SA-EED - 082 927 5034 ZAHIDA - 084 265 4364

HOLIDAY INVESTMENTHOLIDAY INVESTMENTNEW RELEASE FACE BRICKNEW RELEASE FACE BRICK

LANSDOWNE

Pan Handle Property, 3 Bedrooms,

lounge, kitchen,

Close to Wetton Circle.

- R 750 000

Remaxultra - 19-04-11-1ANTWMV.ai

* Seller andMark Brickles must agree onguaranteed price at time of listing

DISTRESSSALES!!

visit www.eesyinfo.co.za

NoGimmicks!Call Mark on 072 742 6963 formore info

ORSMS“G26”, Your Name, Email address/address to 072 742 6963

ORFREE CALL 0800-00-00-0824HRS, 7 DAYS AWEEK

For a Guaranteed Sale on Your Home.

If your HomeDoesn’t Sell, Mark isWilling toBuy it Himself at a Price Acceptable toYou

Every AgentWill PromiseTo Sell Your Home…WeGUARANTEE it

Receive a Free listwith pics of BelowMarketValue & other Distress

Sale PropertiesVisit:

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Email address/ addressto 079 174 9961

TO BE PART OF THIS FEATURE PLEASE CALL

ROSALIND/ JANINE/ LISA ON

021 405 1136 / 0860 116 918

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R1 100 000: VANGUARD ESTATE5

Pool Braai,Sep entrance +MoreCall : Shariff 082 781 2903

Beds,MES, FFK,Dinning

R350 000: WESTRIDGE3 Beds,Toilet & Bath,Kitchen

Lounge,Enclosed Parking,Quiet AreaCall : Nazeem 084 2950 130

R239 000: HILLVIEW1 Large bedroom with ensuite, FF Kitchen, Lounge

10m Wendy House, Carport for 2 cars, Fully enclosedCall :Delores 076 706 0910

The price of the property must be suitable to both parties....

ATTENTION ALL SELLERS IN

WE HAVE BUYERS.ZEEKOEVLEI

ATTENTION ALL SELLERS IN

WE HAVE BUYERS.GRASSY PARK

ATTENTION ALL SELLERS IN

WE HAVE BUYERSLOTUS RIVER

R250 000: BEACON VALLEY3Beds,Kitchen,Toilet&Shower,

Lounge,Beautiful Garden with treesCall :Nazeem 084 2950 130

SHANAAZ

071 203 6341

R370 000 RONDEVLEI PARK2 Beds, Fitted Kitchen, Lounge,

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Dallas 2010: How itwent downIN response to your article, “Dallas

tour debacle” (People’s Post, 19 April):Last year, during the same period,

my family and I were part of the Dallas2010 tour, my spouse being one of the twocoaches of the team and my son playingin the team. Our team was treated firstclass in Dallas as we were the upcominghosts of the World Cup.

I just want to mention a few issues thataffected our trip.

1. Team preparation: Mr Basil Palan-yandi did not arrange practices andgames and fields. Everything was lastminute, which was frustrating to the coa-ches. The boys were also never all thereas they were involved in other things.

2. Team funds: Most of our funds weredeposited into one or other account of theorganiser. Mr Palanyandi asked me to-wards the end of the year to collect out-standing monies from the parents. WhenI collected the money I would hand it overto him immediately. This was the trendup until the last meeting Mr Palanyandiheld with the boys and their parents ata local campsite.

3. Team gear: There was absolutely nosponsorship, even though we went underthe auspices of the Archbishop DesmondTutu’s foundation. As parents we had tofork out money for everything. The boysreceived their gearon the lastminute andthe gear was not up to scratch. Jacketsand bags were promised as part of thegear – this we paid for, but to date theseboys and the rest of the touring partyhave not received any bags nor jackets.

4. Team departure: We had a farewellat a local hotel. There was not enough

food, and families of two boys from Stel-lenbosch pitched (Mr Palanyandi told usthey were not in the team any longer al-though their flights had been for paid al-ready). This occasion was disastrous.

The departure date changed to twodays later. Mr Palanyandi and the headcoach did not make it to Dallas. The headcoach arrived in time for the last gameas Mr Palanyandi did not book his ticket.

5. Team arrival and team transport inDallas: Mr Palanyandi never booked andpaid for any team transport in Dallas.This we found out on the eve of our depar-ture. After telephoning Dallas to confirmthe booking, we were told there was notransport for us, so the coach and I hadto run around frantically finding fundsfor transport. A player’s parents helpedus out. After being at the orientationcamp for three days we had to find some-one to take us back to Dallas to collect thevan and then to the hotel. This van wasnot big enough for all and put more pres-sure on the manager and coach. Thecoach had to take responsibility for driv-ing the van without an internationaldriving licence because the managerwould not do it. To crown it all this wasnot the first trick. We only found out af-terwards. Between my family and themanager we had to use our own funds forgas for most of the time as there was nomoney from Mr Palanyandi as promised.

6. We arrived in Cape Town all well af-ter the tournament and we had a good ex-perience, but to date we have not had afeedback meeting with Mr Palanyandi.JULIA FALKENSybrand Park

FINAL COUNT: Carlo Davids(right) of ASD Cape Townchallenges Wilbard Sakeusof Komesha Academy of Na­mibia during the Namibians’3­2 win in the champions fi­nal of the Metropolitan Pre­mier Cup for under­19s atBelhar yesterday (Monday).

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CHALLENGING:Robin Rhoda(front) of Chip­pa United FCimpedes Sher­man Ling ofSteenberg Unit­ed FC duringChippa United’s2­1 win in a Vo­dacom SecondDivision soccermatch atGrassy Park onSaturday. Lo­gleaders Chip­pa United are onthe verge of an­nexing theleague title toqualify for thenational play­offs for NationalFirst Division(NFD) statusnext season.

AIR BATTLE: Dami­en Basadien (cen­tre) of Origan SpursAFC challenges Za­id Simpson of Mi­lano United AFCduring a Plate Sec­tion quarter­final atthe MetropolitanPremier Cup for un­der­19s at Belharon Sunday. Origanwon 4­3 on penal­ties, after thescore was lockedat 3­3.

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GOLDEN TOUCH: New Balance Fish Hoek under­14 surf lifesavers (from left) Jethro Bloch,Yushua Kimmie, Megan van der Horst and Simone Faulman won gold medals to help FishHoek win the recent South African Nipper Championships at Strand. Fish Hoek stavedoff challenges from Durban Surf and King’s Beach (Port Elizabeth), who finished secondand third respectively. Photo: Supplied

TO THE RESCUE: Steenberg United FC goalkeeper Zandre Hendricks thwarts Andile Mbenyaneof Chippa United FC during logleaders Chippa United’s 2­1 win in a Vodacom Second Divisionsoccer match at Grassy Park on Saturday. Chippa United are in an unassailable position atthe top of the log.

TURF TUSSLE: Kaylem Mentoor (right) of Steenberg United beats a challenge by Clayton Edeam ofChippa United during Chippa’s 2­1 win in a Vodacom Second Division match at Grassy Park on Saturday.

OVER THE TOP: Ethan Sampson of ASD Cape Town bicycle kicks as Matthew Rhoda of AjaxCape Town FC closes in during a Winners Section semi­final at the Premier Cup under­19 champi­onship at Belhar yesterday (Monday). ASD Cape Town won 3­1 on penalties, after a 1­1 tie.

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THE Stormers will have to stop a fewsturdy players in their tracks at New-

lands on Saturday if they want to stay atthe top of the Super Rugby series.

Not only do the Sharks sound cautiouslyoptimistic that Bismarck du Plessis will be fitand ready to play against the Capetonians,but the storming flank, Jean Deysel, could al-so return to the team.

In addition, John Smit delivered a tidy per-formance against the Hurricanes as theSharks’ hooker.

Du Plessis is a football freak that wouldmake most teams, and the Sharks do not con-stitute most teams.

Tendai (The Beast) Mtawarira and Willem

Alberts also looked sharp against the Hurri-canes on Saturday, which will make for a lip-smacking spectacle at Newlands for thosewho appreciate rough and ready rugby.

John Plumtree, the Sharks’ coach, justsmiled at the question of whether he wouldconsider Deysel, saying: “If he is fit.”

Deysel has played the past three VodacomCup matches, so this requirement is easilymet.

The Sharks coach is preparing for a diffi-cult mission. “I do not see much in it for usthat they had a bye this weekend. It will nothelp to hit at them for 40 minutes – it is moredifficult than that.

“There is more than enough at stake – bothteams will know afterwards exactly wherethey stand,” he said after the match againstthe Hurricanes.

According to him, his team will not be tak-ing a leaf out of the Reds’ book.

The Queenslanders are the only team thatcould trump the Stormers this year and thisis largely the result of tactical kicking.

“The Reds’ recipe will not work for us. Wewill stick with what suits us. You can also nottry to read too much into one match.”

An area of the Sharks’ play that concernstheir coach is their line-out work. The Sharkslost a couple of throw-ins – not a fatal error,but their line-out possession was sloppy onthe whole and put them on the back foot.

“We tried out a few options, but it did notgo well. Our line-out work is currently not ac-curate enough, and if we don’t urgently ironit out, the Stormers will put us under uglypressure.”

The former Stormers lock, Ross Skeate,

was in the middle of the line-out on Saturday,but was not an overwhelming success.

No-one knows better than the Capetonians,though, what the talented Skeate is capableof, and Plumtree was also satisfied with hisperformance.

He singled out the contributions of his re-placements: Jannie du Plessis and KeeganDaniel, who were on the replacements benchfor a change but performed superbly duringtheir time on the field. “Jannie and Keegandid very well and Adi (Jacobs) was as danger-ous as always when he ran on from the bench.There is healthy competition in the team.”

With the Stormers doubting the availabili-ty of fly half Peter Grant, an extremely impor-tant cog in their defence, there is already theprospect this week of a few feisty Sharks spe-cifically targeting this channel.

Knockout Challenge on the rollYOUNG footballers can start polishingtheir ball skills for the premier youthtournament on Cape Town’s soccer cal-endar: theannualEngenKnockoutChal-lenge for under-17s.

The inter-club tournament will beplayed from Friday 29 to Sunday 31 Julyat the Stephan Reagon Sports Complexin Westridge. It is the eighth edition ofthis popular annual youth soccer show-case.

The tournament is a guts-and-gloryopportunity for young soccer players to

make their mark in a hotly contestedarena. The winning team gets a R10 000cash cheque and a year’s worth of boast-ing rights. Football sports wear compa-ny Umbro is the technical sponsor.

People’s Post is again proud to be theprint media sponsor of the tournament.This will be the fifth consecutive yearthat People’s Post provides the officialprint media coverage. “It has been an en-riching partnership for us,” commentsAnnelien Dean, People’s Post editor. “Asa publication we wholeheartedly backthe aim of the Engen Knockout Chal-lenge to provide a credible platform foryoung talent to shine. We really wish allparticipating young footballers every-

thing of the best for the tournament, andwe encourage the community to go outto the tournament to see the energeticand exciting football that will be on dis-play.”

The four seeded clubs in the 16-teamcompetition will be Ajax Cape Town, En-gen Santos, Vasco Da Gama and CapeUnited FC, the defending champions.

Tournament coordinator GilbertKruger says that the entry deadline forthe play-off phase to qualify is Saturday30 April.

The play-off matches will be held du-ring May and clubs intending to entermust submit their entries on a club let-terhead to gilbertkruger1@gmail.com.

Engen Santoslaunchesfan walkENGEN SANTOS FC haveplanned a fan walk fromLanga Indoor Sports Cen-tre to Athlone Stadium forSantos’s clash with Orlan-do Pirates on Saturday 7May.

Building on the successof the World Cup fan walk,which united people from all walks of life in the spiritof the game, Santos has taken the bold step of creatinga fan mile to the stadium.

Spectators as well as those who want to come alongto enjoy the experience can safely park their cars atthe sports centre as they make their way to the stadi-um.

Spectators will enjoy a host of entertainment alongthe way in Lourie Street, Bridgetown.

With strict security along the fan walk, fans willmeet at the sports centre at noon to cross the BhungaAvenue Bridge on their way to Loerie Street, Dr Ab-durgahman Avenue and Springbok Street to enter thestadium gates.

Fans are urged to purchase tickets at Computicketand Shoprite/Checkers branches before the match. Notickets will be on sale at the stadium. The match startsat 15:00.

Goolam Allie, the chairperson of Santos, encouragedCapetonians to “come out and enjoy the day with us”.

“There will be great entertainment, plenty of securi-ty and return shuttles for those going back to theirparked cars after the match. Add the magic of soccer,and it’s an occasion not to be missed,” said Allie.

Pirates are vying for the league title this season andSantos are looking to secure its place in the top eightin the Absa Premier Soccer League – so nothing candampen the spirits of either team or their fans.

Santos FC together with its partner, Engen, will playhost to the sassy La Vuvuzela, who will entertain ananticipated 20 000-strong crowd at Athlone Stadium.

. People’s Post is giving away ten sets of double tick-ets to the game. To enter thelucky draw for the tickets, SMS“Santos” to 34586 by noon onThursday 28 April. SMSes cost R2each. Winners will be phonedand must be willing to collecttheir tickets from Santos’s officein Lansdowne Road, Lansdowne.

“ T e l l i n g i t a s i t i s ”

THIRD TRIUMPH: Ole­sya Nurgalieva of Rus­sia wins her third OldMutual Two OceansMarathon as FikileMbalula, the Ministerof Sport and Recrea­tion, follows to honourher at the finish of thewomen’s race at UCTon Saturday. Olesya fin­ished in a time of3:33:58, while hertwin Elena – with threeprevious Two Oceanstriumphs – placed sec­ond in 3:37:44, afterpulling up with a pain­ful calf after 30 km.Two other gold medalwinners from CapeTown were eighth­placed Farwa Mentorand VOB’s Joanna Tho­mas, who placed 10thand first master over­all. George Ntshiliza ofPort Elizabeth won themen’s marathon.

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Dallas tour row intensifiesBRIAN GAFFNEY

THE controversy surrounding theill-fated Dallas Cup tour for under-15s to America rages unabated fol-

lowing the disqualification of the 17-play-er squad from the annual event that start-ed on Sunday 17 April.

So much so that more angry parents of thetouring players have contacted People’s Post,which broke the news “Dallas Tour Debacle”in its Tuesday 19 April edition.

The parents and friends also placed the re-port on Facebook, which was then read by thetouring children in America.

The article revealed the anguish the youthfootballers experienced – through no fault oftheir own – after the team was disqualifiedfor failing to register on time and arrivinglate for the tournament.

Former Springbok rugby player Dale San-ton, whose son plays for Wynberg St John’sAFC, and Winston Faulmann, whose son isa member of the Western Province SportsSchool, were among parents who vowed toput the record straight once the team returnsfrom Dallas. Faulmann spent over R60 000 forhim and his wife to go on tour with their son,while Santon forked out over R20 000.

Amid the chaos, tour coordinator Basil Pal-anyandi – who has been involved in severalprevious Dallas tours – has been targeted bythe parents for not fulfilling “his duties cor-rectly and timeously”.

They blamed Palanyandi for the delay in

the issuing of visas by the American Consu-late in Cape Town. This resulted in the tourgroup leaving on separate flights on Friday15 and Saturday 16 April, instead of on Sun-day 10 April for Dallas, as had been sched-uled. The controversy deepened when DanVaughan, the aidefor Archbishop Des-mond Tutu, said lastMonday that theArchbishop hadwithdrawn his sup-port for the Dallastours since 2009, af-ter Palanyandi“failed to submit au-dited financial state-ments, as well as forother conditions re-garding misrepre-sentation that werenot adhered to”.

It has also come tolight that no execu-tive member of theSafa CapeTown – which hasdistanced itself fromthe tour that was en-dorsed by the SouthAfrican Football As-sociation (Safa) – honoured invitations to at-tend a farewell function for the tour group.

Palanyandi serves on the executive (headof fixtures) for the Safa CT – which has indi-cated it will summon him to a meeting after

his return from Dallas.In another twist to the debacle, this news-

paper established that Palanyandi liaisedwith some parents and other stakeholders in-volved in the Dallas Cup tours via the emailaddress basil@capedistrict.co.za from the of-

fices of the LFA CapeDistrict, and notthrough the ad-min@capedis-trict.co.za email ad-dress, which servesas a control point forall emails regardingsoccer.

It is understoodthat Palanyandi’semail was only sup-posed to be used tofulfil his duties assecretary of the Facil-ity ManagementCommittee (FMC) forthe LFA Cape Dis-trict, which is basedat the William Her-bert Sports Complexin Wynberg.

Winston Engledoe,the president of theLFA Cape District,

also serves as chairperson of the FMC.The LFA Cape District said last week that

“it had not received any complaint from anyparents over the last 10 years regarding theDallas Cup Tournament”.

“Like any club (Ikapa), requested permis-sion from Cape District, Safa and Safa CT topartake in the Dallas Cup tournament.

“Weare, however, unawareof the financialimplications as no funds were directed viaCape District for this tour.

“Cape District is not in a position to com-ment on the operational issues for this tour-nament or any other tournament hosted byany other club.”

But Carla Goodman, whose son plays forCamps Bay AFC, was among parents whoconfirmed they were contacted via the emailaddress basil@capedistrict in connectionwith pre-tour arrangements. She said the par-ents will meet to decide what action they willtake regarding the tour debacle, prior to thetour group’s arrival at Cape Town Interna-tional Airport on Thursday 28 April.

Mohamed Shabodien, the reservationsmanager for an Athlone-based travel agency,confirmed yesterday (Monday) that the tourgroup will return home via London.

When Palanyandi was contacted by thisnewspaper on Wednesday 13 April to give hisside of the story, he responded: “Your call re-garding the Archbishop Desmond Tutu IkapaUnited team – no comment.

“You are however invited to attend the re-port backmeetingonce the teamreturns.Willgive you date, time and venue for that meet-ing.”

Arrangements were made for the touringteam to compete in friendly matches in Dallasafter its disqualification.

. See letter on page 17.

Ikapa United tour coordinator Basil Palanyandiis seen last week with cheerleaders from theDallas Cup tournament and some youth playersfrom Cape Town at a post­friendly match cele­bration. Photo: Supplied

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