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MONIQUE DUVAL@monique_duval

An application for extended liquor trad-ing hours in Retreat has been shotdown by the Protea Subcouncil.

In a unanimous vote, councillors gave theapplication brought by Steenberg Liquors totrade until 20:00 during weekdays and a re-quest to trade onSundays, the thumbsdown.According to the application, the store has

been feeling the pinch since trading hourswere curbed.The applicant Heidi Hanekom raised con-

cerns about a loss of income for the store andstaff. She also said if they were allowed totrade later, customers would not be forcedto go to illegal shebeens.Strong objections to the application were

received from the SteenbergCommunity Po-lice Forum (CPF) and the Langevlei Rate-

payers’ and Residents’ Civic Association.Both emphasised the fining of the liquor

shop by Steenberg police.However, the owners claimed this was a

misconception. In a letter to the Subcouncilmanager Brian Ford, the owners said theyhad only been warned and not fined.Ward councillor Jan Burger voiced his

concerns and said many of the social ills inthe area surrounding the establishmentwere alcohol-related.“The organisations who objected under-

stand the issues we are dealing with and Icannot support this application,” he said.Questioned about the location of the store,

Burger explained it was a mixed-use areaconsisting of businesses, residences, schoolsand community buildings.But councillors were not impressed and

said the current operating hours were suffi-cient.

They denied the first application.Considering the request to trade on Sun-

days, councillor Matthew Kempthorne said:“Absolutely not”.Burger said the issue of Sunday trading

was more complex as there were many ille-gal shebeens.He said authorities were struggling to

close down illegal establishments and theseowners were legal.“Butwhenwe consider the concerns of the

community, we have to refuse this applica-tion,” he said.Councillor Penny East said her under-

standing was the amendments to the LiquorTrading Hours Bylaw only made provisionfor businesses in the hospitality industry toapply for Sunday trade.Burger added: “I’m not saying the prob-

lems in this community stem from this es-tablishment, but we need to consider the im-

plications of allowing this business to tradeon Sundays.”Hanekom says she will appeal the deci-

sion. She explainsher customers come to thestore after 17:00 as they return home fromwork.“The curbing of trading hours has had a

severe impact on our business and we hadto cut staff working hours resulting in a lossof income for them,” she says.She explains she understood any liquor

outlet could apply to trade on Sundays.“There are many illegal shebeens who

don’t even have liquor licences. We are re-sponsible traders,” she adds.

‘No’ to booze application‘No’ to‘No’ to boozebooze applapplicicationationDENIED: An application for extended liquor trading hours by Steenberg Liquors, which is situated at the bottom of Hot Spots Sports Bar, has been denied. PHOTO: MONIQUE DUVAL

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PROPERTY: RED TAPE CAUSES FRUSTRATION

Long wait for transferNICOLE MCCAIN

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It can take up to a decade to have a councilhouse transferred to the name of a newtenant.This means the trauma of losing a loved

one to death is amplified for the rest of a le-gal tenant’s family, who fear eviction fromtheir homes.And while the transfer is tied up in red

tape, relativesmay be threatenedwith evic-tion.Avril Adams has been waiting six years

for the transfer of her home.“Mymother died years ago andwe’re still

waiting for the council house to be trans-ferred to my stepfather’s name. She livedthere for over 30 years. I’ve lived in thishouse all my life,” she says.The holdup has created several inconven-

iences for Adams. She is unable to open abank account, as she does not have a validproof of residence.When the tenant of a council flat dies,

their spouse or children are eligible to takeover the lease, says Mayoral Committeemember for Human Settlements TandekaGqada.“If more than one child is eligible to be

considered for the tenancy, then the finaldecisionwill rest with the relevant commit-tee of the City of Cape Town,” she says.Tenants must be South African citizens,

must be a registered applicant for accom-modation, must not own property andmusthave a joint income of less than R10 000.If the tenant of the house does not fall into

this category, the unlawful occupation poli-cy will apply. “The policy on unlawful occu-pation is clear in that occupants in occupa-tion prior to 1March 2006 can be consideredfor regularisation if they comply in termsof set criteria,” she says.Nowhazana Tokota fought for three years

to have a council house transferred into hername, and was often threatened with evic-tion.“I lived with an elderly woman who I

cared for. She informed the rent office thatI live with her and should get the housewhen she dies,” Tokota explains.“I was told: ‘If it’s not in your name, we

have to kick you out’.”Housing activist Jimmy Xalipi says a

number of families find themselves strug-gling to change the name on their lease.“There are many other families in the

samesituation,where the residents arepay-ing the rent but the house is not in the rightname,” he says.“They haven’t beenmade the rightful ten-

ants. The longer these things take, themorelikely families are to lose documentationproving they are entitled to live there,” hesays.Another council house resident, who did

not want to be identified, says her familyhas moved into the council house eventhough she is paying rent. “We live in awendyhouseoutsidewhilemymother’s sib-

lings live in thehouse.Because the leasehasnot been put into my name, I’m not able toask them to move,” she laments.Gqada could not give a time-frame for

transfers of the contract.“The transfer of tenancy and not owner-

ship varies depending on the family situa-tion and the procedure that has to be fol-lowed in terms of the policy. There havebeen some unavoidable delays; in some cas-es this was because nominees failed to pro-duce the required documents,” she says.

HOUSING HASSLE: It can take up to 10 years to have a council home transferred from a deceasedtenant to the new lessee. PHOTO: FILE

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ASTRID FEBRUARIE ANDTASMIN CUPIDO

His victory celebrations after savingPrincess Vlei from development arejust about dying down.

Now Kelvin Cochrane is looking towardthe future of the vlei – the development ofa “world-class eco park for the people of theCape Flats.Eighteen years after the initial proposal

to develop a shopping mall, taxi rank andparking area at PrincessVlei, the sale of theland has been cancelled by the City of CapeTown.Nearly five years after Cochrane got the

call from residents to assist in the fightagainst development, he is “elated” at thefinal outcome. “I’m looking forward now;the dreamof creating an ecopark is no long-er a dream,” he says.“At long last the voices of the people have

been heard. This is a victory for every per-son of the Cape Flats.”On Saturday 22March, Cochrane and the

rest of the Princess Vlei Forum (PVF) wel-comed the news of the cancelled sale fromdeputymayor, IanNielson. PVF had organ-ised an event to showcase its vision for thevlei. It intended to hand over a petition anda document with the vision to Nielson.Butmere hours before the event, the City

issued a press statement to announce it wascancelling the sale of the land. “TheCityhaslistened to the community and decided thatthe proposal for a shopping centre on thePrincess Vlei land is inappropriate andwillcancel the project,” it stated.It also stated it has been in discussions

with the developer, Insight Property Devel-opers, the last year to discuss “alternativesto the proposed development” and it wouldcompensate the developer for costs in-curred on the project.Insight first proposed the development to

the then-South Peninsula Municipality in1996. Since then it has seen several applica-tions, processes, objections and claims ofcorruption.In July 2009, Cochrane and residents op-

posing the development held a petition sign-ing which saw 1800 people from across theCape Peninsula make the mark (“Battle tosave vlei heats up,” People’s Post, 21 July2009).Questions about the R3m the City has in-

vested in the rehabilitation project Dress-ing the Princess, headed by Cochrane, inAugust 2008 arouse.Several petitions, awareness campaigns

and meetings with mayors and premier

Helen Zille followed, and the application forthe extension of the Record of Decision forthe rezoning period was opposed.While the City turned down the applica-

tion for extension in November 2011, theprovincial minister for Environmental Af-fairs and Development Planning AntonBredell, approved the application for theland to be rezoned from public open spaceto business in early 2012.Then Cochrane cried foul has he alleged

there were irregularities in the applicationprocess (“Mall development: corruptionclaims”, People’s Post, 25 September 2012).This prompted the country’s PriorityCrimeInvestigation unit, the Hawks, and the Na-tional Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to in-vestigate the allegations. The case is stillunder investigation, Cochrane says.The City also decided to pull the brakes

on the application, as it awaited the out-come of the Hawks and NPA (“Probe putsoutcome in balance”, People’s Post, 30 April2013).Then came the announcement of the can-

cellation.The only wetlands on the Cape Flats has

also been proposed as a project for WorldDesign Capital 2014. The project “ImaginePrincess Vlei” aims to redesign and createa Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens in theheart of Retreat. It, in part, could entail theconstruction of an amphitheatre, an infor-mation centre for fynbos restoration, aplant nursery, a jetty, bird hides and muchmore.“The City has already appointed a task

team to pave the way forward for PrincessVlei,” Cochrane says.“The task team will,in conjunction with

community and the PVF work on ways tobring the ideas for Princess Vlei to life.While the soft work can be done now, thehard work requires planning.”PVF spokesperson Philip Bam believes

common sense has prevailed. “We can nowfocus on the future of Princess Vlei.”

SSaleale of wof wetletlandsandsisis ditditchedched

PRINCESS VLEI: NEW VISION INCLUDES ‘WORLD CLASS ECO PARK’

STILL FLOWING: A young boy looks over Princess Vlei. PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE

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PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATThursday, 27 March 20144 NEWS

The City of Cape Town is in the process of finalising its Draft Memorialisation Policy.

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 and input to the municipality from 1 April 2014 to 30 April 2014.

Comments, recommendations and input may be submitted by:

• Fax: 086 576 1576• E-mail: [email protected]• Written submission: PO Box 16548, Vlaeberg 8018• Facebook: www.facebook.com/CityofCT

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

For general public participation:Frederick Venter at 021 400 1768 or [email protected]

For disadvantaged groups:Anele Viti at 021 400 1652 or [email protected]

The Draft Memorialisation Policy will be available for viewing at www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay, at subcouncil offices and at libraries.

Direct enquiries to Lorraine Gerrans at 021 487 2024 or [email protected].

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Retreat pool roof gets green lightTASMIN CUPIDO

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Contractors are preparing to dive intothe construction of a roof over RetreatSwimming Pool.

Plans for the improvements are in the fi-nal stages of approval at the City of CapeTown. Building is expected to commencelate next month or at the beginning of May,pending approval of the plans.The news has been welcomed by the Re-

treat Aquatics Club, which say they havebeen waiting for the upgrade for the lastthree years. “This means that we can haveour swimmers in the water by August orSeptember,” chairperson Joey Jacobs says.“The upgrade will not only benefit the

club, but the entire community – from Re-treat to Grassy Park. Althoughwewere hop-ing that the upgrade would start earlier, weare just happy it will be done. There will beless disruption as the swimming season hasended.”Mayoral Committee member for Commu-

nity Services and Special Projects BelindaWalker says the project was first proposedfour years ago. “But (it was) prioritised twoyears ago,” she says.“The project entails the enclosing of the

swimming pool.”Over the years, the club has not used the

Concert Boulevard swimming pool for off-season training, due to inclement weatherconditions. They purchased pool heaters

with funds received from the SA LottoBoard, but have not been using the equip-ment. “As the winter night temperaturesdrop, so does the temperature in the water,”Jacobs says.“Even though thewater is heated, the tem-

perature drops rapidly which makes theheating wasteful.”Last year, People’s Post reported on resi-

dents’ unhappiness at the pool being shut

down over the December school holidays(“Making a splash”, 14 November). At thetime they welcomed the development, butraised concerns about the available recrea-tion for children in the area over the holidayperiod.This prompted the City to reconsider and

postpone the closure until after the summer.“We have been waiting for the construc-

tion of the roof for many years, so we are ex-

cited, but holding our breath,” Jacobs says.“Over the years, we have lost about 60%

of our members because they were not ableto trainat theotherpools over theoff-season;about 40% of our competitive swimmershave left. Theywill all be returningwhen theroof has been constructed.”The pool will remain open until the site

is handed over to the contractors, appointedby the City after a tender process, when theycommence work.“Brouwers Property Developers CC has

been appointed (as the contractors),” Walk-er says.“If there are no delays, construction is

planned to start in late April orMay. The ex-pected completion time is four months. Asmuch as possible will be done before thestart of the rainy season. The project couldbe delayed due to weather conditions andcould therefore possibly take up to sixmonths to complete.”Jacobs believes the improvements to the

facility will “expose the community” toswimming as a sport. “Wewill be hosting ga-las regularly and we will continue with ourLearn2Swim programme which teachesyouths to swim,” he says.“Western Province Swimming also cur-

rently hosts youth galas at the Camps Bayand Long Street 25m pools; with the con-struction of the roof, Retreat pool will alsobecome an option.”V Share your thoughts. Starting with the word “Post”SMS your comments to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

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Steenberg residents have called on theCity of Cape Town to install morespeed bumps in the area.

But instead of speed bumps, the localward councillor has requested the speedlimit be halved.Residents of Rossini and Ravel streets

say peak traffic hours have becomeunbear-able because of speeding drivers and thenoise caused by the traffic.Ravel Street resident John Adriaanse

says the drivers are using several streetsadjacent to Military Road as a short-cut.“People drive like mad every day. They

are jumping the queue onMilitaryRoad be-cause this is the only road that doesn’t haveany speed bumps. All of the others roadsdo,” says Adriaanse.“They speed here and it’s very danger-

ous. Children walk down the road to go tothe tuckshop around the corner. If the chil-dren don’t look out they will get knockedover.”Monica Joyi, who lives in Rossini Street,

says Wagner Way and Haydn Street are al-so affected by the same problem.“Dailywe are inundated by heavy traffic;

cars, taxis, buses, delivery trucks andheavy-duty trucks,” she says.“Cars speed along Rossini Street, but the

worst part is the excessive loud musicwhich reverberates through our homes asearly as 05:30 and late into the night.”Hoosain Moosa, another Rossini Street

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bours are sick, but we can’t rest because ofthe noise,” he says.“Theydrivevery fast anddon’t stopat the

intersections. Taxis, cars and buses comethrough here. They need to put in speedbumps; that’s the only thing thatwill help.”Joyi says she has been liaising with the

area’s ward councillor, but nothing hasbeen done.Ward 68 councillor Marita Petersen says

she is working on the problem, but couldnot say by when it would be rectified.“Like all other requests, an assessment

has to bemade and then we will implementit when the ward budget allocation be-comes available,” she says.A lack of speed bumps isn’t the real prob-

lem, says Petersen.“The real problem is the anti-social be-

haviour of the motorists. We put speedbumps in the one road and theyuse anotherroad,” she says.“We need to find an alternative to that

such as having traffic officers in the area.”Petersen says she has already requested

that the entire area be rezoned to a speedlimit of 30kmph and says she plans to re-quest that the City of Cape Town’s TrafficServices patrol the area.V Petersen will host public meetings next month todiscuss ward budget allocation for the next financialyear. The first meeting will take place at ConistonPark Recreation Centre on Monday 7 April for residents of Coniston and Sheridan Park. The secondmeeting will be on Monday 14 April at SquarehillCommunity Centre for residents of Allenby Estate.

QUIET FOR NOW: Residentsof Ravel Street say the traf-fic becomes unbearable dur-ing peak hours. The localward councillor has request-ed a reduction in speed limit.

PHOTO: LIAM MOSES

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NELISWA STUURMAN says it’s time for communi-ties to voice their opinion on who should be policeofficers. “I am glad we get to see who is applying,then we can say who is not suitable for the job.”

XAVIER MICHAELS believes the selection processwill be more accurate, as it could cause conflictif the community does not agree. “I will apply,because I know the decision will a honest one.”

BURMIQ DRAGNER believes this will diminish cor-ruption in the police service. “I think this decisionwill create a more trusting relationship betweenthe police and their communities.”

JUSTICE MENE has been waiting for the police tohave stricter measures, as the crime rate is toohigh. “I applied several times, but never got a callback; hopefully I will get a call if I apply again.”

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regulated as part of the City of Cape Town’scomprehensive integrated transport sys-tem, said TCT transportation regulationmanager Lee van den Berg.“Thousands of children are transported

daily between their homes and schools. It is

important that the quality of their transpor-tation is monitored. Under the new rules,contractors will have to have an agreementwith the school and must also be registeredwith TCT.“A copy of the agreement between the

school and the contractor will have to be inthe vehicle at all times. School transport ve-hicles will also be clearly marked with asticker,” he says.Each driver will also be allocated a non-

transferable identification card to makesure the person behind the wheel is author-ised to drive the vehicle.

“During a recent operation, we arrested adriver who was drunk at 07:00. Can we en-trust our children into such a person’shands?” Van den Berg asks.“It is important that the designatedperson

is behind the vehicle’s steeringwheel so thatthis individual can be held responsible if an-ythinghappens.Driverswill also have toun-dergo eye and special driving tests.”One of the most important aspects of the

new rules will be that particularly primaryschool children must be accompanied by ei-ther a parent or a teacher in their school bus-es.

“We’ve had a case where a two-year-oldboy stood on the pavement, unaware ofwhere his school is. He was just dropped off.There are also many cases where childrenare dropped on the other side of a busy high-way. We want to eliminate all these prob-lems.”Thenew ruleswill also include that school

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You never hear that. Lucky number 11!It’s always luckynumber seven or eventhree, but never 11. Then again luck

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PER 2 METRE LENGTHPER 2 METRE LENGTH

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WAS

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STAINLESS STEEL

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LAMINATE FLOOR

ACCESSORIES

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FROM

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R1599.99R1599.99

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NOWNOW

R1949.99R1949.99

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PAY 50% LESS

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MOSAIC TILESMOSAIC TILES

NOW

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PER SHEETPER SHEET

R19.99R19.99

POLISHED PORCELAIN

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CRIME: EVENT TO CALL FOR AN END

Call for harsher punishmentASTRID FEBRUARIE

@FebAstrid

Enough is enough.The attempted rape of a volunteer

at a “sporting for your cause” eventin April last year has spurred TracyLinde into action to get this messageacross.Linde, managing director of an events

company, is on amission to secure harsh-er punishment for perpetrators of specif-ic crimes. In a letter to parliament Lindecalls on government to consider therights of the victims of all violent crimesand, on their behalf, to consider harsherpenalties for those responsible for thebrutal killings, torture or rape of any per-son throughout South Africa.“We have had enough of the rapes in

our country,” Linde says.She says the letter further states that

every week there are newspaper and po-

lice reports of children being brutallyraped and murdered “at the hands ofruthless savages”.Linde says: “The attacks are becoming

more and more violent in nature andmore frequent. We stand together withthe mothers, sisters and daughters ofSouthAfrica in adesperate call for an endto the current deaths and rapes of ourchildren.”She says jail sentences have no mean-

ing to killers and rapists. “Crimedoes notaffect any particular race or creed; ratherwe are all affected and victims of crime.It is time something is done to solve thisproblem,” she says.The Enough is Enough big walk event

will take place on Saturday 5 April atMouille Point Light House to help raisefunds to assist victims of rape and abuse.A petition will also be handed over to arepresentative of parliament on the day.Entry fee is R30, while children under 16

can join for free. She says rape and mur-der is not a “fun” topic to discuss and peo-ple would rather turn a blind eye.However, Linde believes the more peo-

ple turn a blind eye the more crime willtake place.“Do you really want to be the person

whocouldhavemadeadifference, but didnot and your child or friends’ childrenland up being the next victim? This eventmay not stop it 100%, but we have to try,”she says.Linde explains that during the attempt-

ed rape of a staffmember, thewomanwasamarshal assisting eight charities on theday. “Two men came up to her and triedto rape her, but a car driving by pulledover and helped her to escape,” she says.Linde explains the two men ran away

andwere never found. Her events compa-ny assisted the womanwithmedical careand counselling for a few weeks after theevent.

This event gave birth to the Enough isEnough campaign, which seeks to raiseawareness of rape, crimeandabuse in thecountry. “My main inspiration for thename and to take action and stop think-ing so much and to just do was and stillis the little nine-year-old girl who died af-ter she was raped, set a light and left fordead in Delft,” she says.Linde says people should stop sitting

back and complaining over social mediaabout the rapes and murders takingplace, but instead do something, includ-ing taking part in the Enough is Enoughevent.“This is your chance to not only help

a child victim of rape get themedical careshe needs, but to help make our govern-ment change the laws. Also,” Linde says“to make those thinking about rape ormurder to think twice.”V For more information of the event or to sign thepetition visit www.worldwideevents.org.

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’Plain trio prove their powerLIAM MOSES@LiamCPT

Three Mitchell’s Plain residents wonseveral medals, shattered records andearnednational colours at theSouthAf-

rica Powerlifting Federation Raw Champi-onships.Brothers Umar and Ebrahim Pregnolato

and EbrahimMobara impressed at the tour-nament earlier this month and are now setto represent SA at the International Power-lifting Federation Raw Championships inJune.Raw powerlifting sees athletes compete in

the sport’s three disciplines – bench press,squat and deadlifts – without equipmentsuch as squat suits or bench vests for assist-ance.This will be Umar’s second international

event after competing at the world equippedchampionships, where equipment is al-lowed. He believes he may have an advan-

tage.“I’m going to be training a lot harder this

time,” he says.“I’m far better at raw events. Two years

ago I competed in the SA equipped champi-onships without equipment – just kneewraps, no squat suit and no bench vest – andI got the overall trophy. I did the same at(the) world champs. I think I stand a chanceof winning a medal this year. The othercountries aren’t as strong at raw.”The 19-year-old placed second in both the

junior and senior 74kg categories at the SAChampionships, while younger brother Eb-rahim took first in the sub-junior and thirdin the junior 66kg categories.The 16-year-old also broke five records at

the champs, rewriting the sub-junior squat,bench press, deadlift and overall total

records and the junior deadlift record in hisweight category.Ebrahim aims to break another record at

the World Championships.“I’m proud of my achievements as I failed

all my dead-lifts and squats at last year’s SAEquipped Championships,” he says.“I believe Iwill dowell at theWorld Cham-

pionships, because the deadlift record formydivision is 213kgand Iwas just 8kgs shortof that at the SA Championships.”Umar has been participating in the sport

for two years,while Ebrahimhas been train-ing for around a year.Mobara (50) has been training for just six

months. He won the 93kg Masters Two – for45 to 50-year-olds – category, broke the dead-lift record and claimed third in the MasterOne (40-45) 93kg category.

He says he took up the sport as his asthmaprevents him from doing other exercises.“Instead of sitting in front of the TV, I

trained for six months and the results speakfor themselves,” he says.“I enjoy it because it makesme strong and

allowsme todo something that (most people)my age can’t do. I love going home at night,in pain; I love getting fit; I love the challengeto improve.”The three athletes are all members of the

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help cover the cost by sponsoring the ath-letes, and thanked Winners Cash and Carryin Lentegeur for always assisting with spon-sorship in the past.V Anyone interested in assisting can phone Faik Pregnolato on 073 182 1491.

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Flying Fish Hoek’s football flagLIAM MOSES

@LiamCPT

Fish Hoek AFC’s junior sides are brim-ming with confidence ahead of the startof the amateur football season.

The club’s under-16 and under-13 sidesboth claimed titles over the weekend, cruis-ing to victory in the Rygersdal AFC andStrandfontein AFC tournaments respective-ly.

Junior club chairperson Michael Jenkinssays concentrating on development struc-tures made the victories possible.

“Over the last few years we have beenworking very hard to offer the community

really good football development,” he says.“All the junior teams play in the Cape

Town Tygerberg Local Football Association(CTTLFA) Super League and they all wantto be competitive. The league starts mid-April and we are looking forward to that.”

The under-16 sidewere unbeaten through-out the Rygersdal Tournament, winning sixgames to claim the title.

The under-13 side were evenmore impres-sive, staying unbeaten and notching up vic-tories against some of Cape Town’s best jun-ior teams.

Fish Hoek won three from three in thegroup stages, scoring 10 goals and concedingjust two in wins over Southampton, Fulham

and Holy Cross.They went on to thrash Standards FC 6-2

in the round of 16 and beat Morgenster Unit-ed 2-0 in the quarter-final.

In the semi-final they beat Milano United1-0 after the game was stopped early whena fan invaded the pitch, and then edgedMat-ies 2-1 in the final.

“The Strandfontein tournament is an ex-cellent draw of 32 clubs from around theCape; all the perennial powerhouses arethere,” Jenkins says.

“To win is a great achievement. Milanoknocked out Ajax in the quarter-final andMaties knocked-outOldMutual – to play andwin against those teams was great.”

Southampton won the Plate Division ofthe tournamentwith a 3-2 victory over Rock-A-Fellas, while Fulhamwon the Shield Divi-sion by beating Beacon Spurs 2-1.

Bayhill United’s Jody Arends claimed thetop goal-scorer award for netting nine goalsin the tournament.

Several of the teamswhich participated atthe Strandfontein tournament, includingthe victors and hosts, will again be in actionat theKensingtonAFCYouthCup for under-11s and under-15s this weekend.

It will take place at the Royal Road SportsComplex in Kensington this weekend – fromtomorrow (Friday 28 March) to Sunday 30March.

TANGLED UP: Ajax Cape Town’s Lonwabo Magugwana (left) tackles Leeds Lentegeur player AdenaanBrown during a Strandfontein AFC under-13 tournament match in Strandfontein on Friday. Ajaxwere 5-1 victors. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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The Western Province Softball women’steam coach has heaped praise on herplayers after the team’s National Pro-

vincial Championship (NPC) win over theweekend.Province suffered just one loss in the tour-

nament and beat Tshwane in the final atTurfhall on Sunday to claim the title.Coach Margi Hill credits every player for

the victory.“I’m overwhelmed and extremely proud of

the players’ performances,” says Hill.

“You can have a game plan but if the play-ers don’t execute it, you won’t win. I can’tdescribe how proud I am of the girls. Theywere determined to win this.”Hill says she never doubted her team’s

ability to win the tournament.WP went into the NPC as favourites and

didn’t disappoint, drubbing KwaZulu-Natal11-1 in their opening game. They pulled offseveral other heavy victories during thetournament – Limpopo were brushed aside18-0, Central Gauteng were dispatched 14-2,Eastern Cape were thrashed 15-0 and NorthWest Province were pummelled 29-1.Tshwane were the only side to beat WP,

edging the hosts 7-5 on Saturday morning.However, Province made up for the loss

with a comfortable 9-2 win in the play-offson Saturday evening and a 8-5 win in the fi-nal on Sunday.Province’s Nicole Fortune describes the

victory as “meaningful” for all of her team-mates. “It was nice to bring the title back toCape Town considering WP didn’t partici-pate at last year’s NPC. We hadn’t won fortwo years before that, after having held it forso long before then,” she says.“It was awesome to win and even better

to win at home. We had so much supportwith all the spectators coming throughout

the tournament.”Fortune says the games were still tough

despite the massive scores posted by herteam mates.The WP men’s team narrowly missed out

onaplace in the tournament final after a lossin the play-offs. They suffered just two de-feats heading into the knockout stages –against Tshwane and Limpopo.However, the men’s side came undone

against Erkuruleni in the knockout rounds,losing 3-2. Province had defeated the sameErkuruleni side 4-0 in the group stages. Theloss meant WP finished the tournament infourth.

TAGGED: Western Province player Lloyd Stevens slides into first base but is tagged by Ekuruleni playerWilliam Tomsan in the softball National Provincial Championship semi-final at Turfhall on Sunday.Ekuruleni won 4-3 and Province finished the tournament in fourth place. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

TOO LATE: Western Province catcher Candice Ross (right) tags Tshwane’s Liza Bisschoff at homeplate in the final of the softball National Provincial Championship at Turfhall on Sunday. WP beatthe defending champs 8-5. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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