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Tension over Tenby RoadMONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

Relocation or demolition?This is the question many

Wynberg residents are pon-dering following an application torelocate a tenant from a TenbyRoad property to Wilson Road.The property is a semi-detached

rental unit owned by the City.The application appeared on the

agenda of the Protea Subcouncilmeeting last week during whichward councillor Elizabeth Bru-nette explained the tenant is a Cityemployee.She explained the house was too

big and the tenant was looking forsmaller premises.The report suggests the tenant be

relocated to a vacant City-ownedunit in Wilson Road.Councillors agreed on the reloca-

tion.According to the report the Ten-

by Road property is situated in theproclaimed Wynberg Bypass.It further states: “This semi-de-

tached dwelling is a partial woodand iron structure and is in a rath-er derelict state. An assessment re-vealed that it would not be cost-ef-fective to refurbish andwill be con-sidered for demolition.”However, City Mayoral Commit-

tee member for Transport BrettHerron says: “The proposed demo-lition of 8 Tenby Road is not linkedto Phase 2 of the MyCiTi service,neither to the Wynberg Bypass.”Over the past few months ru-

mours have circulated that the twoTenby Road properties, along withanother in Wellington Road, willbe demolished for the MyCiTiroute.The Wynberg Residents’ and

Ratepayers’ Association (WRRA)have also previously questionedwhy the Wynberg Bypass was notdeproclaimed after a 2002 recom-mendation by the Protea Subcoun-cil to do so.When questioned about this,

Herron did not provide a response.

During a recent meeting heldabout the MyCiti route, the WRRArevealed they had found tenders bytheCity’s transport department forthe design and construction of theroute.According to a notice datedMon-

day 29 September signed by theCity director for supply chainman-

agement, the original closing datefor submissions was Monday 13October but it has been postponedto today (Tuesday 28 October).Included in the documents is a

map covering Wynberg East andWest. It indicates the “WynbergCouplet” – which runs from Mal-ton to Millbank road – will run

along semi-detached properties onTenby Road.WRRA chairperson Kristina

Davidson says: “Given the housingcrisis that faces Cape Town, wefind it quite extraordinary that theCity can contemplate demolishingwell-built, historical houses.”According to City Mayoral Com-

mittee member for Finance IanNeilson, the high cost to refurbishthe property in Tenby Road is “oneof the informants for possible dem-olition”.V What are your thoughts? Starting withthe word “Post”, SMS your thoughts to32516. SMSes cost R1. To view the map goto www.peoplespost.co.za.

CONTROVERSY: Questions remain unanswered over whether a Tenby Road property is being considered for demolition to make way for the new MyCiTiroute. The Protea Subcouncil has agreed to relocate a tenant to another Cityowned property. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

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Street smartMICHELLE LINNERT

@linnertMB

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

ways.These are some of the staggering statis-

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

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

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

Major concernThe statistics provided are the results of

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

SAFE ROUTE: While these pedestrians areopting to cross a road using a walkway,most still choose crossing busy freewaysover using legal pedestrian footbridges,claiming to be attacked on the walkways.

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Housing is hamstrungMONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

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

During a presentation on the maintenanceof public housing last week, City of CapeTown officials painted a bleak picture of is-sues affecting rental stock across themetropole.

Ronald du Plessis, an official from theCity’s Human Settlements Department, saidthe City currently managed 44 100 rentalunits, 11 000 hostel beds and an estimated41 100 informal backyarders.

He explained the department consisted of204 maintenance staff. Gasps could be heardin the subcouncil chamber when Du Plessissaid this meant for every 216 rental units,there was only one person employed by thedepartment.

According to the presentation, not enoughfunds are given for the maintenance and up-grading of rental stock.

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

Alida Kotzee, another official from the hu-man settlements department, said due tostaff shortages they were not able to monitorwhen repairs are needed.

She explained for the 2012/2013 financialyear, the City was supposed to receiveR213m from rentals. Of this amount R66mwas written off to assist those who receiveindigent grants. Of the remaining R147m on-ly R57m was recovered.

In the presentation, Kotzee outlined the ef-fects of vandalism, gangsterism and illegaloccupation of rental stock as areas of con-cern.

The presentation also states the City plans

to acquire and additional 2 000 rental unitsin the next two years in Hangberg, ImizamoYethu, Scottsdene, Leo Mews and Joe SlovoPark.

Commenting on upgrades, Kotzee saidmost structures were built between 1940 and1970, and in most cases cannot be upgradedto accommodate new environmentallyfriendly technology.

Councillors questioned what the depart-

ment was doing about the illegal spaza shopsin rental units.

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

Kotzee said due to a decision by Mayor Pa-tricia de Lille, this was not possible.

She said spaza shops were viewed as asource of income for families and the Safety

and Security department were banned fromtaking action against shop owners occupy-ing rental stock.

“She has put a ban on such action, exceptin cases where liquor and drugs are beingsold or where firearms are being kept,” add-ed Kotzee.V What are your thoughts on the maintenance of rent-al stock? Starting with the word “Post”, SMS yourthoughts to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

DILEMMA: City of Cape Town officials say they can’t keep up with the costs of maintaining rental stock. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL


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Cashing in onadventure travelNICOLE MCCAIN

@nickymccain

A multi-billion rand industry aimed atgetting hearts racing is one tourismsector the Western Cape is looking to

cash in on.This as the provincial Department of

Tourism and Economic Opportunity identi-fies adventure tourism as one of six nichetourism lifestyle experiences to focus on forthe next five years.

This focus will include research into eco-nomic impact and job creation that the sec-tor delivers.

Global trends show there has been an up-surge in the adventure travel in recentyears. So says Judy Lain, chief marketingofficer at Wesgro, the official tourism, tradeand investment promotion agency for CapeTown and the Western Cape.

“Reports compiled by an AdventureTourism Market study in 2013 focused onEurope, North America and South Ameri-ca, which make up 69% of all internationaldepartures. Of these tourists, nearly 42%reported an adventure activity as theirmain activity on their last trip, projectinga possible adventure travel market worth$263bn. These kinds of insights suggest tous that there is a continued increase in glo-bal adventure tourists departing from thesemarkets,” she says.

With all this spend up for grabs, there isa need to develop tourism infrastructure,routes and niche lifestyle experiences thatflow from Cape Town as the hook to spreadinternational and domestic visitors, Lainsays.

“As a destination blessed with a diversearray of adventure activities throughoutour province, we need to capitalise on thissustained growth of adventure tourists. Weknow that adventure tourism is significantfor Cape Town and the Western Cape to con-tinue to grow our visitor numbers,” she

points out.This trend has seen tour operators spe-

cialising in activities aimed to get theadrenaline pumping.

Adventure Cape Town director Gregg Co-hen says this government focus, combinedwith the exchange rate, is stimulatinggrowth.

“With a weaker currency, things like skydiving, paragliding and helicopter rides aremuch cheaper to do in South Africa com-pared to Europe or the USA. With all thebeautiful mountain paths we have a varietyof choices for hiking and canyoning,” he ex-plains.

Cape Town’s unique nature has made ita perfect adventure tourism destination,says Cape Town Tourism CEO Enver Du-miny.

“Cape Town’s abundance of mountainsand sea is the ultimate backdrop for instantadventure. We have very capable, safety-fo-cused operators at work in the sector andwe believe that adventure is a big drawcardfor many travellers, particularly globalyouth and bucket-list adventurers who liketo conquer and share,” he says.

However, the influx of tourists has seenlocals missing out, Cohen says.

“Places like Crystal Pools in Gordon’sBay now require permits to enter. As theyonly allow about 50 people in per day to goenjoy the hike and pools, often the permitsall go to foreigners who love to hike. Thismeans locals can’t go there for that day,”he explains.

In addition, prices are catered to the tour-ist market and may be too steep for localsto go out and enjoy, Cohen says.

But Lain believes the boost to tourismwill bring more jobs.

“Adventure tourism is seen as an impor-tant area that will help drive economicgrowth, job creation and geographic spreadof visitors and will reduce the impact of sea-sonality in the province” she says.

TAKING FLIGHT: Provincial government is focusing on boosting adventure tourism. PHOTO:NICOLE MCCAIN




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Patrollers nab copper thievesMONIQUE DUVAL

@monique_duval

Petty thieves and other criminals inWynberg East are warned to steer clearof the area.

The Wynberg East Neighbourhood Watchhas adopted a zero tolerance approach tocrime and have assisted police in arrestingtwo men for copper theft in the area.

They are expected to appear in the Wyn-berg Magistrate’s Court this week for a bailhearing.

Watch coordinator Abieda Josephs saysduring the early hours of Saturday 18 Octo-ber, patrollers decided to link up in Sussex

Road after a long night of patrolling the sec-tor. During this time one of the vehiclesmade its way up Vine Road and a watchmember noticed water gushing from ahouse.

The patroller radioed his observationsand the watch responded.

Josephs says they discovered the copperpipes had been stolen and one member saidhe saw two men walking with bags close by.

“We went on a hunt and found them inBatts Road. The watch surrounded them andwe also asked the street committee in MarsRoad to assist us,” she says.

A watch member asked the men why theywere walking around in Wynberg. They

claimed they live in Plumstead and were ontheir way home, but suspicious watch mem-bers decided to call Wynberg police.

Two officers arrived and asked the men toopen their bags. They found several coppertaps and pipes.

Josephs explains one of the taps had thesame colour paint of the house in Vine Road.

They were arrested and taken to WynbergPolice Station.

“This arrest was possible due to the collab-oration of the neighbourhood watch andstreet committees. The police were great andresponded quickly.”

Police spokesperson Warrant Officer Sil-vino Davids confirms the arrest and says the

men are from Grassy Park and Ottery.Josephs explains the watch has seen a sig-

nificant growth in street committees.She explains this has gone a long way to

curbing crime in the sector. “More peopleare joining and taking an active approach.We are also focusing on the civic centre andthe illegal activities there,” she says.

When the patrol commenced on Friday 17October, the watch noticed the civic centrewas filled with squatters and drug users.

“We called the police and they immediate-ly assisted to clean the area,” concludesJosephs.V If you would like to join the watch, phone Josephson 082 973 1015.




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Councillor Johan van der Merwe, Maycomember for Energy, Environmental andSpatial Planning, says this Invasive SpeciesUnit’s biological control facility in Tokai isa prime example of how the City of CapeTown’s environmental management pro-grammes can drive job creation for peoplewith special needs.“The programme is also geared at employ-

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ate more opportunities as it expands its

green jobs operations across the metro.During a site visit at the Westlake depot

last week, guests were able to experiencehow the City’s environmental managementprogrammes are contributing to inclusivejob creation.The visit included the City’s biological

control insect rearing facility.The employees use various biological con-

trol tactics at the facility.These tactics include the rearing and re-

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employees at the biological control facilityrearing insects to make sure that the fieldworkers have the right number of insects torelease.The nursery at the Westlake depot is driv-

en by staff employed through the Kader As-mal project – a partnership programme be-tween the City, the Natural Resources Man-agementProgrammesand theSouthAfricanNational Biodiversity Institute.Avisit to anEarlyDetection andRapidRe-

sponse team working on the M3 and at theBlack River saw the release of biologicalcontrol insects on water hyacinth.

“Workers have been tasked with improv-ing the city’s freshwater and terrestrial eco-systems along the river,” Van der Merwesays.This includes removal of invasive plants,

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grammes can become an even greater toolfor inclusive job creation in the green eco-nomic sector. We are serious about embark-ing onamore sustainable path for our futuregenerations.”

ATTENTION TO DETAIL: Nolulamo Zinyane and Nokuthula Mabiki are preparing small stemswhich will be planted to produce new trees at the nursery.

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City building reduced to rubbleThe costs of the recent violent protests inHangberg and the subsequent vandalism ofthe housing office and maintenance depotwere initially estimated at R500 000.

However, in the weeks following the pro-tests the City of Cape Town facility has beenreduced to rubble as a result of ongoing van-dalism.

This was revealed in a statement releasedby the City.

In the statement the City condemns the to-tal destruction of its facility, which has beenserving residents for 25 years.

Councillor Siyabulela Mamkeli, Mayco

member for Human Settlements says the im-pact on service delivery is enormous, espe-cially considering the strong City focus onimproving delivery to this community inparticular.

“On Tuesday 30 September the City had toclose down the housing office and mainte-nance depot after protesters attempted toburn down the building,” he says.

Mamkeli says when City officials arrivedon the scene, they found tyres had been setalight inside the building, causing extensivedamage.

“Offices in the building were vandalised,

equipment was stolen, and some of the furni-ture was even chopped up into small piecesfor no apparent reason,” he says.

Mamkeli says it appears that the City’s ef-forts to improve the lives of “our” residentsin need are being torn down repeatedly bysome individuals, “to the disadvantage ofthe broader community”.

In response, Hout Bay Civic Associationsecretary Roscoe Jacobs says they note theefforts by the City to improve the lives of theresidents. But, he says, not if this is at theexpense of unity in the community.

“We do condemn the vandalism and want

to commend residents who attempted to dis-courage vandals from doing so by calling thepolice,” he says.

Jacobs says they also note, with great con-cern, the City’s response or lack thereof insecuring the buildings after the unrest.

“The fact that this office is no more is aconcern as residents have to fork out extramoney to go and pay their City account,” hesays.

A room is being utilised at the multi-pur-pose centre on Tuesdays from 08:30 to 14:30for interviews and to report maintenance re-quests.




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over 5 000 structural and vegetationfires.

The City of Cape Town has 900 profes-sional firefighters who can be called up-on for major incidents.

Of these, aminimumof 240 are ondutyper shift and available on a 24-hour basisat the 30 fire stations across the city.

These numbers will be bolstered by120 seasonal firefighters who form partof the so-called “hot shot” crews, usedprimarily to fight vegetation fires.

Over 400 hopefuls were put throughtheir paces in recent months.

Applicants needed a Grade 10 certifi-cate, police clearance, and were re-quired to complete numeracy and litera-cy tests as well as a physical trial whichrequired them to run 2.4km in 11 min-utes, carry two 20kg drums for a dis-tance of 100m and do 30 push-ups and sit-ups in less than a minute each.

The first batch of seasonal firefighterswill be on duty from Saturday 1 Novem-ber and the second batch from Monday1December. Their contractswill runun-til the end of April 2015.

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App streamlines travelA new app aims to make travel easier.The app merges the timetables,

stops and stations of all the scheduledpublic transport services in a city.Presenting the commuter with all the

available scheduled public transport op-tions and those in private vehicles withvarious routes for reaching their destina-tions, the Transport for Cape Town (TCT)app will make it significantly easier tomove around the city, says transport may-co member Brett Herron.The system maps all the scheduled pub-

lic transport services across the city – fromthe MyCiTi bus service, to Metrorail andtheGoldenArrowBusService. Thesemapsspecify each service provider’s routes, sta-tions and stops.The appwill tell commuters whichmode

– bus or rail, or combination of the two –to use to reach their destination, inclusiveof a list of options of the various transportservice operators in their vicinity; whereto find the closest and most convenientstops and stations; the distance and how toget there; departure and arrival times; theestimated cumulative cost for the entirejourney; and the estimated duration of thejourney, inclusive of the time it will taketo walk to a station or stop.Council’s TCT app will enable those us-

ingprivate transport to plan their journeys

by offering different route options, indicat-ing the distance to the destination, the esti-mated travel time, and any matters of con-cern along the route such as accidents,roadworks, detours and traffic delays.“The appwill informyou of useful places

along theway such as accommodation, res-taurants, shopping malls, schools, hospi-tals, fueling stations and police stations. Itcan find places of interest close to you andkeep you informed of these en route. Onceresidents get the hang of it, they will notonly use the app to move around, but also

to explore their city,” he says.The appwill enable users to report trans-

port-related matters such as potholes,faulty traffic lights, flooding, accidents andbad driver behaviour directly to the Cityof Cape Town.The exact location canbe easily recorded

if the GPS is on and the user will have theoption of attaching a photo with the mes-sage to the City.Through this app, users will also have

immediate access to notifications aboutbus and train delays, service interrup-tions, accidents, roadworks, road closuresor any other transport-related issue.V The app is available for smartphones with Win-dows Phone, iPhone, Android and Blackberry. Down-load it by typing TCT into Google Play, WindowsStore, iStore or Blackberry World from tomorrow.

Matric scriptsunder strictsurveillanceThe first few National Senior Certificateexamination papers have been written.Now the completed scripts are underheavy security.Provincial education minister Debbie

Schäfer last week visited the examinationpaper vault to assess security arrange-ments.“The vault is under strict security sur-

veillance to ensure that there are no possi-ble leakages or irregularities,” Schäfer as-sures.Strict security arrangements were nec-

essary to ensure the integrity of the exami-nations, she says, and several measureshavebeen implemented to ensure thevaultwas not compromised.Measures include ensuring each paper

is printed and packaged in the provinceand is immediately sealed so that it cannotbe tampered with. Each staff member hasalso been screened and is monitored close-ly by security cameras and no cellphonesare allowed.Every examination paper is bar-coded

when printed for tracking purposes, cou-pled with the candidate’s bar-coded stick-er.Pupils are also monitored during the ex-

aminations and markers have beentrained to identify any irregularities in theexamination.Invigilators were trained to be extreme-

ly alert and pupils are warned of severepenalties if caught cheating.“This is a huge logistical exercise that

requires careful planning and tight man-agement. While we cannot always predictsome extreme circumstances, I am confi-dent the department has made all the nec-essary arrangements to avoid, where pos-sible, any irregularities,” Schäfer says.“I look forward to a peaceful and fair ex-

amination process and am confident wewill ensure that every candidate receivestheir question paper on time.”

PEOPLE'S POST | CONSTANTIA | WYNBERGTuesday, 28 October 2014 PHOTOS 11

LEADERS: Wynberg Boys’ High School 2015 head prefect Almero Prinsloo and deputy head prefectand head of sport Gareth Ramsay. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

SUPPORT: Pupils from Kronendal Primary School showed their support for the Sunflower Fund lastweek. Heath Hendry, Simon Mercer and Kaede Jacobs, with their resident pet Daisy, show off theircolourful bandanas. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

WINNERS:Bergvliet Primary Schoolheld their interhouse netball andhockeymatches recently. Housecaptains Adam Aspelingand RobynLee Jansen ofEksteenHouse displaying thewinningHockey trophy.

AWARDS:House captains FaraiWafawarowa andLana Foutenof HertzogHouseproudly holdthe Netballtrophy. PHOTOS : SUPPLIED

PEOPLE'S POST | CONSTANTIA | WYNBERGTuesday, 28 October 201412 GENERAL

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

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

Comments, recommendations or input may be submitted by:

• Fax: 086 201 2937• E-mail: [email protected]• Written submission: 21st floor, Cape Town Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town

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

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

For general public participation:Frederick Venter, tel. 021 400 1768 or e-mail: [email protected]

For disadvantaged groups:Anele Viti, tel. 021 400 1652 or e-mail: [email protected]

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

Direct enquiries to the Human Settlements Policy and Research Unit, tel. 021 400 4409 ore-mail: [email protected].

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER216/2014

HAVE YOUR SAY!DRAFT ALLOCATION POLICY:HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES

AND DRAFT POLICY FOR THEESTABLISHMENT OF COMMUNITY

RESIDENTIAL UNIT (CRU) COMMITTEES

Saturday 1 November

V Bergvliet: There will be a mini market atDreyersdal Park from 09:00 to 12:00. Foradditional information phone Jeanie on072 612 9527.

V Constantia: The Friends of Hout BayMuseum will host a circular hike to the CeciliaWaterfall. Hikers to meet at the car park onRhodes Drive at 08:30. Phone (021) 762 4429or 082 604 5934 for more information.

V Plumstead: The Christian Community willhold a Family Fair at 39 Timour Hall Roadfrom 09:30 to 15:00. Entry is free. Phone(021) 762 0450 or email christianco@telkomsa.net.

V Tokai: The Karoo Animal Protection Societywill hold their monthly charity bonanza from09:15 until 11:30 at 7 Moorland Crescent,(extension of Keyser River Drive betweenMedicross and BP Garage). Phone Lynne on(021) 794 5387.

V Hout Bay: The Friends of Hout Bay Museumwill have a guided walk from Circular Hike toCecilia Waterfall from 08:30. Everyone is tomeet in Cecilia Forest car park on Rhodes Drive.For more information phone Clark on(021) 762 4429 or 082 604 5934.

Sunday 2 November

V Wynberg: The Wynberg Sunday Market willbe held at the William Herbert Sports Groundfrom 09:00 to 16:00. There are various stallsand many products will be on sale. There are

also five spaces for organisations at no charge.For additional information contact Abe on083 435 3577.

Wednesday 5 to Sunday 9 November

V Constantia: The Constantia gift fair will takeplace at South African Riding for the DisabledAssociation in Brommersvlei Road from 09:00until 17:00 and late night until 20:00. Ticketsare R20 for adults. For more information visitwww.thegiftfair.co.za or email info@thegiftfair.co.za.

Thursday 6 November

V Constantia: In aid of Child ProtectionServices the Wynberg branch of Badisa willhost a good food, good wine and good timesevent at 19:00 until 21:30 at Groot ConstantiaWine Estate. The cost is R200 per person. Formore information phone Nicky Beattie on072 612 4149 or email events@badisawynberg.org.za.

Saturday 8 November

V Diep River: Musgrave Park Service Centre willhave a fete from 09:00 at Musgrave Park Oldin Kendal Road. Entrance is free. For moreinformation phone Citty PetersenLawless on(021) 712 9737 or 084 723 2203.

V Tokai: Steenberg Vineyards will host a Trailand Fun Day. There will be 5km and 10km runon the trails through the Steenberg Mountain.Entry is R150 per runner. To book visitwww.quicket.co.za or visit www.steenbergfarm.com.

Friday 14 and Saturday 15 November

V Constantia Valley: The Constantia ValleyGarden Club and the Constantiaberg GardenClub will open five of their gardens to thepublic on Friday between 14:00 to 17:30 andfrom 10:00 to 17:00 on Saturday. Tickets areR50 presold and R60 at the gate. Phone Gailon (021) 712 5668 for tickets and moreinformation.

K9 UNIT SUCCESSES

Suspects sniffed outAlmost 20 suspects were arrested for

drug possession in one weekend,thanks to the nose work of four-leg-

ged crime fighters.The Metro Police’s K9 Unit helped nab

dagga, mandrax and tik users for drugpossession.And their impact in collaring suspects

is noteworthy, says Mayoral Committeemember for Safety and Security JPSmith.“Our furry, four-legged members are

crucial in the fight against crime. We’vecome to learn over the years that crimi-nals are crafty when it comes to hidingtheir contraband and so we need the dogsto literally sniff out the drugs,” he says.“Just recently, one of them sniffed its

way to nearly 100 dagga stoppe hidden in

a cupboard of a house we searched. If wedidn’t have the dog, we might not havefound the drugs.”Established in 2009, the unit has 13

dogs, with another six in training. Thedogs are trained to assist on patrols andto detect narcotics and explosives.Between July 2013 and October this

year, the unit searched more than 500premises and close to 2 000 people. Thedogswere also instrumental in the confis-cation of 4 407 units of drugs, nine fire-arms andmore than 200 rounds of ammu-nition.Last weekend Metro Police also arrest-

ed 40 motorists on charges of drunk driv-ing during patrols, roadblocks and stop-and-test operations in collaboration withthe police.

AT THE READY: The K9 Unit has shown great success as part of the City of Cape Town’sSafety directorate. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

PEOPLE'S POST | CONSTANTIA | WYNBERGTuesday, 28 October 2014 COMPETITIONS 13

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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In celebration of strawberriesThe Stellenbosch Slow Market will soon bepainted red as all things strawberry are cel-ebrated.The popular Saturday destination is

known for its culinary delights and localmarket treasures, all provided in an au-thentic slow food style and setting.Saturday 1 November will see the Sum-

mer Strawberry Fair kick off.Everything from fresh strawberries to

strawberry ice cream and sorbets, straw-berry bakes and cakes, strawberry sausag-es to even strawberry soaps and bath saltswill please a variety of senses.The Rooi Rok Padstal will be selling the

freshest seasonal strawberries straightfrom the farm. Wendy’s Smoothies, differ-entiated fromothers through combining in-teresting flavours such as pomegranate,lemon,mint andnuttydelights,will be serv-ing refreshingly chilled strawberrysmoothies, while the Smulpaap Café will becreating the best strawberry inspired sal-ads.Ollie’s Sausages, who never disappoints

with a variety of sausages of all types, willbe selling a uniquely created strawberrysausage, and Cape Mountain Charcuterie –producers of free range, gluten free curedmeats – will be offering artisanal strawber-ry produced creations made on the farm.By Nature, known for its range of premi-

um quality natural and organic products,will be providing preservative-free driedstrawberries,while youcanexpect themostdelicious strawberry toppings from ArnimvonWerne on their German cakes and waf-fles. Even strawberry brownies will be onsale at Yummi Brownies.From the heart of Constantia, the Con-

stantia Cheesery is a cheese lover’s dream,where one canget anything fromstrongma-ture cheddar to ripe gorgonzola, sheep andgoat’s milk cheeses, and everything in be-tween – including a few special conservesand jellies.Tao Chinese Food, Fine Pastries, as well

as Flamed (amongst others), will ensurethat those who arrive with a huge appetitewill leave feeling very satisfied with theirstrawberry inspired meals of the day.There is no entry fee for the Stellenbosch

Slow Market and parking is freely availa-ble.For more information, visit www.slow-

market.co.za, call (021) 886 8514 or email [email protected] WIN! Five readers can win goodie bags containingfudge, nuts, a bottle of sparkling wine, fresh bread,butternut and a big bowl of strawberries to be collect-ed at the venue. In addition, the lucky winners willalso receive vouchers for lunch, drinks and somethingsweet. To win, visit www.peoplespost.co.za on #Win-ningWednesdays.

Double Gold award for SteenbergSteenberghas added another accolade tothe Constantia Valley vineyard’sachievement, after the Merlot 2011 wona Double Gold at the Veritas Awards.The Steenberg Merlot 2011 is only one

of two recognised at Veritas as DoubleGold South African Merlots.“This award is just awesome,” com-

mented wine maker JD Pretorius.“Steenberg has always had a great repu-tation for producing excellent Merlot soit is fantastic to get some more recogni-tion.”Steenberg Merlot 2011 is a multi-lay-

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Trophy for Best White Blend at the OldMutual Trophy Show for theMagnaCar-ta 2011.TheBlackSwan2012 secured aplacing

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TOP HONOURS: Steenberg’s Merlot2011 has won a Double Gold at theVeritas Awards. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

COMPETITION

Country event to enjoyTake a break from everyday life to visit

Agri-Expo Livestock which takesplace from Thursday 6 to Saturday 8

November at Sandringham in Stellen-bosch.This country event brings agriculture

closer to the public and will make youthink differently about the livestock indus-try.Theprogramme is packedwith activities

tailor-made to showcase the meat anddairy industries, from different breeds ofanimals to food demonstrations by famouschefs.From basic farm products to delicious

food dishesPete Goffe-Wood from Masterchef South

Africa will cook with the lesser-knownmeat cuts that SpencerNicholswill debonebeforehand. Nina Timm, RSG Cyber chefand food blogger, will show you how tomake your own ricotta cheese and turn itinto scrumptious fritters, while Chef Matt

Vigario from the Private Hotel School willdemonstrate a three-course meal thatturns ordinary dairy products into deli-cious meals.Karen Slater from Curds and Whey will

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milking parlour to see first-hand how cowsaremilked or they can trymilking amock-cow. The Ola ice cream eating competitionpromises brain-freezing fun and the dogjumping competition will keep you rootedto the spot for the entire performance.Take the time to engage with live animalsand see if you can tell the difference be-tween aHolstein, Jersey andAyrshire. Getclose to purebred Angus cattle or visit theindigenous goats, sheep orminiature hors-es.

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ON THE BALL: United Cricket Club batsman Munier Alexander plays at a delivery during a WPCricket 1A League match against UCT Cricket Club at Groote Schuur on Saturday. PHOTO:PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

PRECIOUS CARGO: Western Province eighthman Nizaam Carr – and the precious Currie Cup trophy– is surrounded by Province fans during the team’s onfield celebrations after the 1916 Currie Cupfinal victory over the Golden Lions at Newlands on Saturday. Carr was instrumental in his side’s CurrieCup campaign and was recently awarded with the union’s Player of the Year and Players’ Playerof the Year awards. PHOTO: PETER HEEGER/GALLO IMAGES

GOLDENGIRLS: TheUCT women’swater poloteam cameout tops atthe recentOld Ed’s Water Polo Tournament heldat King Edward IVSchool in Johannesburgearly thismonth. Thetournament,which features a largecontingencyof nationalplayers inteams from across the country, celebrated its 80th anniversary this year. The UCT women,coached by Zolt Desti, convincingly beat the SA Invitational women’s team 62 in the final.UCT’s Tarryn Schooling won the Player of the Tournament award, while goalkeeper RebeccaThomas was awarded with the Best Goalkeeper award for her performance between the sticks.In the men’s final, the UCT men’s team – also coached by Desti – had to settle for secondplace, after they were defeated 105 by OJ Eagles. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

FLYING ATTEMPT:Nineyearold Blaiden Liederman ofNantes Running Clubsneaks a peak at thejavelin he launchedduring a WesternProvince Athleticschildren’s programme at Vygiekraal Stadium inAthlone on Saturday.PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

FLAT BAT: Gadijah Slamdien of Ottomans Cricket Club hits out during a women’s 20/20 matchagainst St Augustine’s Cricket Club in Surrey Estate on Sunday. St Augustine’s won by 52 runs.

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queueing system for the half marathon aswell. The race is limited to 16 000 entries.Blue and light blue number holders may

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will host Nelspruit’s Royal Eagles FC atPhilippi Stadium. On Saturday, the Capeside will travel to Richard’s Bay to take onThanda Royal Zulu FC at the UmhlathuzeSports Complex.Meanwhile, ninth-placed Santos FC and

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

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ria to faceGarankuwaUnitedandHighlandsPark will host All Stars in Johannesburg.Thisweekendwill see twomatches at Ath-

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

Vasco da Gama FC and FC Cape Town atParow Park was a humdrum affair.The match ended in a goalless draw. Both

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their matches against SuperSport United inApril (2-0) and November last year (1-2).V For starting times of the NFD and PSL clashes, visitwww.psl.co.za.

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