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report that once again At lasvi l le C o m m u n i t y Precinct ’s BBM groups have proven

to be successful. Communication by this method keeps everyone informed and information can be disseminated quickly.A prime example is a message received this past week on the ACP-BBM groups, where it was reported by concerned community members that a resident of Atlasville was growing dagga in his yard. In fact, the bushes were so high they were growing over the wall.The correct procedure was followed in that this was reported immediately to the SAPS.Thanks to a quick response from Boksburg North Sector Manager, Col M Naidoo, vehicles despatched to the property, resulting in the dagga bushes being confiscated.It was established that no actual drug dealing was taking place at the property and in this instance the resident was given a stern warning by the SAPS.A big thank you and well done to all members of the Boksburg North SAPS who took prompt action in this matter.Atlasville has a very strong communication

network with its management company, being CMS, as well as Boksburg North SAPS, our ACP Chairman and members of the community.There is no doubt that because of this communication network, and with everyone being alert to what is going on around them, we believe that the majority of criminal activity can be spotted quicker, reported quicker and prompt action taken to catch these criminals and rid our suburb of the criminal element.If there are any other residents in Atlasville who have a Blackberry and wish to be a part of this communication system, please email your name, street address, cell No and BBM Pin No. to our Chairman at kevin.froneman@emerson.com. This BBM group is utilised purely for crime related issues and not general chitchat.If you do see suspicious activity of any nature, please report it immediately to 10111, Boksburg North Police Station or the ACP Control Room.Don’t forget that you can contact the sector police vehicles:• SAPS BN14, Nissan Hardbody,071 675 6980.• SAPS BN19, Volskwagen Polo,071 675 6981.Workingtogetherasacommunitydefinitelymakes a difference.Let’s keep Atlasville safe.

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A week of successful arrestsLast week was a particularly successful one for our Precinct patrolmen and members of the SAPS throughout the Precinct areas, with numerous

suspects being apprehended. Several suspects in various areas were also arrested for trespassing.Well done and a very big THANK YOU to everyone involved in getting these criminals off our streets.

The following are just a few of these incidents:

On 24 January, a suspect was arrested for dealing and being in possession of drugs at Northmead Square.

On 25 January, 3 suspects were caught and arrested for stealing at a company in Jet Park.

On 24 January a suspect was arrested for breaking into a home in Wooton Avenue, Western Extension, thanks to the alertness of a

On 27 January, a man suspected of robbing schoolchildren was spotted outside Hans Moore School in Northmead. With members of the SAPS and our patrolmen giving chase, the suspect was apprehended in Warwick Street.

BCP“ C u r r e n t l y w e are experiencing problems every

time it rains. The sewage system, which currently deals with rain water and sewage) is flooded beyond capacity and we cannot flush our toilets. Raw sewerage flows out of service holes into our gardens and on occasion down the street. The contaminated water also flows into the river which is situated across the road. This is a health hazard, not only to the residents of our area, but also to all the communities who rely on the river downstream. Please find attached the GIS Imagery from Ekurhuleni which shows that there are no storm water drains located in the suburb of Pomona and surrounds.Not only is the sewage a problem, every time it rains the water floods the neighbour’s house as there are no storm water drains to carry it away. Each time this occurs the\municipality is called to come out and pump water out of the neighbour’s garden, our garden becomes flooded as there is nowhere for the water to go, other than our garden (funneled in by a ‘fake’ storm water drain).#It has been suggested, and I strongly agree, that a concrete canal built on the east boundary wall of Erf 14 would greatly increase the flow of water into the pipe which crosses under Outeniqua Avenue, as the grass currently inhibits the flow and prevents solid waste from flowing away. Also if the canal is extended along the north-facing wall, it will be able to cope with water as it comes in fromsurrounding properties. We have taken

this matter up with the relevant parties at Ekurhjuleni, but to date nothing has been done to help solve our problem. We pay our rates, taxes, sewerage including water and lights every month,

and still nothing gets done. We log service calls and get told nothing can be done.As a group, the

residents of Pomona Ext. 2 have reached a point where we cannot continue living in raw sewage on a daily basis any more, and insist that the municipality place

proper draining in our area, or at least work with us to find a solution to this ongoing issue.We would appreciate an urgent meeting between all roleplayers to discuss the way forward.

Yours faithfullyJulian Pienaar”

Pomona Flooding

Pipe flooded and overcapacity. Water does not flow if heavy rains fall.

Our Ward Councillor, Pieter Henning has received several emails regarding the recent flooding which has taken place, and which has had a detrimental effect on

residents as a result of no storm water drainage system in the area.According to Councillor Henning, he met with senior officials on Monday 30 January 2012 and took them on a site visit. It was agreed that we identify 5 residents from the area. We will be meeting again with officials on Monday 6 February 2012 in an effort to find a solution to the immediate problems.“Hi Pieter,Firstly I'd like to thank you for the personal time and devotion which you have given to

this subject - we do appreciate it.My dogs have in the past 2 years had to be treated by the VET (at some great expense) for some or other worm infestation picked up after previous and continuous flooding dueto the sewerage having been overflowing at various times during storms - I shudder to think how this is affecting us humans as well and I believe that this is a SERIOUS health issue. I would really appreciate feedback on how Ekhuruleni is going to handle this problem as there is a non working (and non-existent in some areas) storm water drainage system in the area and this is being exacerbated by Stands higher

up being utilised by Industrial Mega Parks which is now compounding the problem.Kind RegardsDianna SheehanBCP

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Presented by Jamie Foxx, Thunder Soul follows the extraordinary alumni from Houston's storied Kashmere High School Stage Band, who return home after 35 years to play a tribute concert for the 92-year-old "Prof," their beloved band leader who broke the color barrier and transformed the school's struggling jazz band into a world-class funk powerhouse in the early 1970s

February 3rdCRICKET – Test Series• Pakistan vs England, 3rd Test, Day 1, SS5CRICKET – Australian Cricket - K Twenty20 International• Australia vs India, 2nd T20I, SS2GOLF • European Tour, Commercial Bank Qatar Masters, Day 2, CSN, 12pmFebruary 4thCRICKET – Test Series• Pakistan vs England, 3rd Test, Day 1, SS2GOLF • European Tour, Commercial Bank Qatar Masters, Day 2, SS1RUGBY • HSBC Sevens World Series, The Hertz Sevens - Cup QF'sSOCCER - Barclays Prem. - Man City vs Fulham, SS3, 7:15pmFebruary 5th• Boxing - Middleweight Champ, Marco Antomio vs Julio Cesar, SS7, 4am• Soccer - Barclays Prem., Newcastle vs Aston Villa, SS3, 3:25pm

MUSO'S AT WORK Nico GNicoG was born on 17 March 1975 in Italy, soon after adopted by South African parents; and grew up in Kempton Park (near Johannesburg). He is an inspiring musician whose music career began at an early age as he performed on

stages around South Africa

Early SuccessAt the age of 8 years, he performed as the lead singer, choreographer and songwriter for the 80’s mega-hit South African child pop band “Kids on the Block” (not to be confused with the 90’s USA band “New Kids on the Block”) which peaked after 8 years. Working under the then front name of “Sandy” with this child band, NicoG has had multiple hit singles and chart-topping albums behind him. NicoG also worked with the original South

African cover-song band “Sugar and Spice” from around the age of 17 for some time. He also sang gospel and inspirational music in many shows, weddings, church conferences and events during these formative years.2011. Popular in sound journeys, drumming circles and using his unique and powerful voice,and combining a more mature outlook this self-taught musician, who has mastered 20 different musical instruments and with his song-writing talents soaring once again, Nico (under the solo name of NicoG) is now releasing a brand new single “Fly to the Moon” which will be followed by his full debut album in 2012, with many completed tracks for the full album almost ready for mastering.With this new single release, accompanied by his heart-opening track “My Dream of Man” on the CD version of the single, NicoG’s goal is to once again bring his talents into play so that his love of song and passion for good music will allow many to experience his pitch-perfect vocal range as he sings his own songs and other tracks from a variety of musical genres including jazz, blues, pop, alternative, rock, country, golden oldies, loves songs and spiritual too.

Nico G is also a talented and successful music, voice and instrument teacher, with years of experience and a deep passion for all things musical.His Music School "Anua", is now open to the public. Contact Nico at: nico@anua.co.za for further details.

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Set in the high-stakes world of the financial industry, Margin Call is an entangling thriller involving the key players at an investment firm during one perilous 24-hour period in the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis. When an entry-level analyst unlocks information that could prove to be the downfall of the firm, a roller-coaster ride ensues as decisions both financial and moral catapult the lives of all involved to the brink of disaster. Writer/director J.C. Chandor's enthralling first feature is a stark and bravely authentic portrayal of the financial industry and its denizens as they confront the decisions that shape our global future

How do you celebrate a decade in the entertainment industry, releasing albums, hosting legendary parties with so ever nor forgotten memories?Soul Candi Founders Harael Salkow and Mbuso Tulwana (both DJ’s) are celebrating the company’s 10 years worth of music journey by releasing 10 CD’s. Soul Candi was formed in 2001- specialising in dance music: Composing and remixing. Soul Candi represents the convergence of the local and global dance music scenes and the attitude and music that is driving this phenomenal South African youth movement. Over a decade Soul Candi Records has become more than just a record label, it has branched into a lifestyle – A school, a clothing label, a studio and an events

division. To celebrate a decade in the music industry Soul Candi Records compelled 5 CD’s with their 10 years ago hits that are now classics. The CD’s in the Classics compilation are made by Popular Dj’s such as Dj Mbuso – doing original mixes, : Terance, DJ Fresh- with the Club mixes and Simon Dunmore. DJ Mbuso - Summer Breeze (Original), Rocco - Memories (Original) are some of the hits that set pace for the dance floors on the Soul Candi’s Classics album. Rising stars of the Soul Candi stable: DJs Shimza, Euphonik, Lulo Café and Harael Salkow and Whiskey set the pace with the Soul Candi Future 5xCD’s. It is made of the songs that are currently chart toppers and gives us new memories to see us through another 10 years. Dance music just got a new meaning that allows you to party anywhere and anytime with this 10 cd dose brought to you by soul candi.

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Despite e-tolling on Gauteng’s freeways having been delayed last week, Sanral has continued encouraging motorists to register for e-tags, which could be illegal.The SA National Roads Agency Ltd (Sanral) not only wants your money – it also wants access to all your bank details and financial accounts. The Department of Transport postponed e-tolling on Gauteng’s freeways on Friday, weeks before the system was due to go live next month. This is the second time the department has suspended the multibillion-rand project. Despite this, Sanral has continued its advertising campaign, encouraging motorists to register for e-tags. But the registration of the e-tags may be illegal in terms of the Consumer Protection Act.This is according to various organisations who have analysed the terms and conditions of e-tag accounts. At the centre of their concerns is clause 33 of Sanral’s terms and conditions, which states that: “The user hereby irrevocably authorises the Agency or its duly authorised agent to obtain from any institution where the user may have an account, or from any credit bureau, any information concerning the user. This clause constitutes consent and an instruction to each such institution to disclose such information to the Agency or its agent.” Dr Cliff Johnston, from the SA National Consumer Union (Sancu), said this goes

against the Financial Services Act, which states that an institution may not request more information than is needed. “So they may see if you have been blacklisted. But what if you have? Will that mean you won’t be able to register? Will you not be able to use the road then? How will Sanral deal with those cases?” Johnston asked. Sancu intended to complain about the terms and conditions to the National Consumer Tribunal before the suspension. It is now planning to approach Sanral’s new board to point out the illegalities in the conditions. Another contentious term, said Johnston, was that “Sanral’s information is correct unless you can prove otherwise. So if someone fraudulently copies your licence plate, Sanral will remove money from your account. How are you going to prove it wasn’t your car? This is illegal in terms of the Consumer Protection Act.” Another controversial term was that you must supply Sanral with your bank account details, giving it access to debit money from the account “once the user’s e-toll account balance goes below the user’s predefined top-up threshold level”. Johnston said Sancu was initially encouraging people to register for an e-toll account, but only on the prepaid option, without giving banking details. “But we soon realised Sanral would not register you without your bank details. “What if you are poor and don’t have a bank

account? Does that mean you won’t be allowed to drive on the roads?” For road users who do not register for an e-tag, Sanral’s terms are that motorists must pay for the toll within seven days or they will be punished. But Johnston said this was impossible as it would take far longer for the notice to be posted to you and payment made. The DA has taken its concerns one step further by sending a complaint of infringements by Sanral to the National Consumer Tribunal in terms of the Consumer Protection Act : that users have to give access to their bank accounts for unknown amounts; there is a high possibility of fraud as 10 percent of all licence plates are cloned or fraudulent; there is no clarity on how disputed amounts will be refunded; there are undisclosed administration fees (R5 for posted statements and 20c for each sms); identification by e-tag as opposed

to number plate is unclear; and certain road users (minibus taxis and buses) are exempted, leading to unfair discrimination. Sanral had not responded to queries at the time of going to print. What they don’t tell you * Users have to give access to their bank accounts for unknown amounts; * There is a high possibility of fraud as 10 percent of all licence plates are cloned or fraudulent; * There is no clarity on how disputed amounts will be refunded; * There are undisclosed administration fees (R5 for post statements and 20c for each sms); * Identification by e-tag as opposed to number plate is unclear; and * Certain road users (minibus taxis and buses) are exempted, leading to unfair discrimination. - The Star

The following was taken straight from IOL news: http://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/gauteng/e-tag-billing-shock-1.1214162. January 17 2012 at 09:31am By ANGELIQUE SERRAO

E-tag billing shock

On an ongoing basis, the ladies from Benoni Aurora Rotary Anns collect donations of food at shopping centres

to distribute to various organisations.The food collected is then packed into boxes and distributed to places such as Farrarmere Village Crèche, St Vincent de Paul, Home Start, John Wesley School, Norah’s Crèche, Thembela Crèche, families at Muriel Brand School to name but a few.On average, 28 boxes of food are distributed per month, thanks to the generosity of members of the community.In addition to the above, Gwyn Westcott and her team also collect food which is utilised in soup kitchens. Cecilia Matthews

was instrumental in starting a soup kitchen 12 years ago, which has now expanded to three soup kitchens. Approx 650 people are fed twice a week. These soup kitchens, located at St Albans in Daveyton, Etwatwa Church and Mary Magdalene in Wattville, are possible thanks to the Mothers Union at St Dunstans Cathedral and Benoni Aurora Rotary Anns. These dedicated ladies can be seen collecting food outside Pick ‘n Pay, Farrarmere Shopping Centre in Sheridan Road on the first Saturday after the 25th of the month. Next time you see these ladies there, please try and donate an item of food, no matter how small, it really will go to good use.

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These are a few snippets of just some of the crimes that have been reported

in the last week:Crime snippetsJANUARY 23 – A resident of Fourth Avenue, Northmead was hijacked of her vehicle at her gate.JANUARY 23 – 2 vehicles were broken into in the parking area of a property in Brodigan Street, Northmead.JANUARY 24 – The intercom at the main entrance to two different complexes in President Steyn Road, Rynfield were stolen.JANUARY 24 – A break-in occurred in Acacia Street, Northmead, where suspects broke a window and stole a laptop.JANUARY 25 – 2 motor vehicles were stolen from a parking area in Canadair Street, Impala Park.JANUARY 25 – A home in Mockingbird Street, Atlasville was broken into. Suspects forced open the security gate and door and stole various goods.JANUARY 26 – A vehicle was broken into in Hubbard Street, Farrarmere.JANUARY 26 – Goods were stolen from a property in First Avenue, Northmead, after suspects damaged a window and burglar proofing.JANUARY 26 – A vehicle was stolen from the parking area of a property in Brodigan Street, Northmad.JANUARY 26 – A vehicle was hijacked by 3 armed men in O’Reilly Merry Street, Rynfield.JANUARY 27 – The security gate and door of a house in Eldorado Street, Bonaero Park were forced open, where a laptop, TV and jewellery was stolen.JANUARY 27 – The radio was stolen out of a vehicle in Greybe Street, Rynfield.JANUARY 27 – 4 armed suspects followed a woman to her home in Ward Street, Western Extension and held her up at gunpoint.JANUARY 28 – 2 armed suspects hijacked a vehicle in Aurora Street, Crystal Park.JANUARY 29 – A business in Thirteenth Avenue, Northmead was broken into and a computer and laptop were stolen.JANUARY 30 – A brick was used to break the window of a home in Jukskei Road, Farrarmere. The suspects stole a computer.

The SAPS is looking for the above person and believe he can help them with their enquiries.

He is believed to be in the East Rand area at the present time.Anyone with any information can contact W/O Pretorius on

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