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A

ctivity at the College of Cape Towns

Crawford campus has ground to a halt

following violent protests last week.

Nursing students displayed their disgust

onMonday 20 June after it emerged that the

course they enrolled in is not accredited by

the South African Nursing Council (SANC).

Despite not necessarily needing the

course to be accredited by the SANC in order

to practice as a nurse, students set refuse

bins alight in the courtyard of the campus,

proceeding to break down doors and torch

lecture rooms they were scheduled to write

exams in.

As a result, the campus has suspended its

exams until the end of July, with college

management set to meet with the national

higher education department later this

week.

Sharon Grobbelaar, spokesperson for the

College of Cape Town, explains the contro-

versy circled around students who were en-

rolled their Primary Health Certificate

course, which says that the course is carried

in the same capacity at other TVET colleges

across the country. The issue itself is not

a college one, it is a national issue. All the

colleges were aware of the situation, but in

the words of one of the directors of the De-

partment of Higher Education and Training

(DHET), the qualification does not have to

be registered from the nursing council, it

never has been and does not ever need to be,

because it is not a nursing qualification and

that is the big issue, Grobbelaar says.

She says that the college will be working

very closely with DHET along with the stu-

dent body to come up with an amicable solu-

tion to the stand-off.

DHET are also expected to address the stu-

dents. Theyare speaking to theDepartment

of Health, because students originally re-

quested that the DHET develop this qualifi-

cation to fit into their framework going for-

ward, adds Grobbelaar.

She says students turned to violence be-

cause they have not received the answers

they wanted from DHET. The total damage

has yet to be determined, but clean-up opera-

tionswere already in full force by themiddle

of lastweek,with thedamage seemingly con-

tained to the central section of the campus.

Campus is very quiet at the moment. All

the NCB students are basically on holiday

now because their exams have been post-

poned. The staff is still at campus, but the

only students who are on campus are those

who are writing national exams at the mo-

ment. The situation is calm and under con-

trol.

All classes and examshave since been sus-

pended at the campus andwill resume at the

start of the new semester.

Deon Halls, Academic and Campus manager

at College of Cape Towns Crawford campus

inspects one of the lecture rooms which

was set ablaze by protesting students last

week. PHOTO: EARL HAUPT

CRAWFORD

Students run riot

EARL HAUPT

@EarlHaupt

Abdullah Gangraker, owner of the

WembleyGroup of Companies, died on

Sunday 27 June.

He failed to recover from a compli-

cated medical procedure following his

admission to Constantiaberg Medicli-

nic after falling ill three weeks ago.

Affectionately known as Mr Wem-

bley, Gangraker took over the family

business after his father died in 1971.

However, Gangrakerwill be remem-

bered more for his charitable contri-

butions made not only to his immedi-

ate community in Athlone, but also to

his ancestral home in India.

He donated the land on which the

Masjidul-Quds is found and served as

one of the mosques founding mem-

bers. This is the site at which thou-

sands of mourners gathered to pay

their respects, before laying Gangrak-

er to rest at the Johnston Road Ceme-

tery.

Sataar Parker, chairperson of the

Masjidul-Quds board of trustees and

spokesperson for the Gangraker fami-

ly, says: The man was a visionary

businessperson with the Wembley

Group of Companies. He was a philan-

thropist of a very high calibre.

One of Gangrakers many donations

to the community was an entire hall

for the Islamia Complex.

Gangraker also lookedafter orphans

and also helped develop infrastructre

in his ancestral village in India.

Although it is a sad loss, the loss

came in the spiritual month of Rama-

daan, so from an Islamic perspective,

that actually is some sort of consola-

tion, says Parker.

Despite the loss of Gangraker, the

family business is left in the able

hands of his son, Mujeeb.

H his son will be running the busi-

ness and he ismore than capable of do-

ing a job that would have made his fa-

ther very proud.

Gangraker is survived by his wife,

Fatima, and six children.

Athlone

bids farewell

to an icon

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drens Fundwhosemission is to improve

the lives of abandoned and underprivi-

leged children through housing, feeding

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R17 000 worth of dagga

Warrant Officer Hayden Johnson and Con-

stableAyandaMamhlelani fromAthlone po-

lice station have arrested a Tanzanian man

for the illegal possession and dealing of

drugs on Friday 17 June.

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ta Norman says police were tipped off that

a house in Herbrand Street was an outlet for

the sale of drugs.

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ATHLONE STADIUM

Right of way to schools

EARL HAUPT

@EarlHaupt

T

heCity of CapeTown, alongwithAthlone

Stadium management, is scheduled to

meet with driving schools operating in the

area.

This comes after deadline which was set

by the City to have driving schools cease op-

erations at Athlone Stadium at the begin-

ning of June. However, it has emerged that

these schools are still operating within the

parking areas on both the northern and

southern sections of the stadium precinct.

While the southern side of the stadium fac-

ing Klipfontein Road has been fenced, the

northern side facing Kewtown is only being

prepared to be fenced, saysward councillor

Suzette Little.

Little says that the driving schools have

been given a fair opportunity to find a solu-

tion to the problem which would enable

them to continue. She says that they have

been in contact with the driving schools to

strike up an agreement, but therewere still

a few sticking points. She was concerned

at the ongoing usage of trucks in the area

behind the stadiumwhere some of the com-

munitys children play.

Little confirmed thatmoveswere afoot to

have a standing agreement in place to have

some of the driving schools continue to run

their operations on the site, but that negoti-

ations stalled because the various driving

schools could not reach a consensus.

The place is going to be fenced off. They

need to form a steering committee who will

sign a contract with the City. We will charge

thema tariff and theymust get public liability

insurance so that we can claim for damages

on that insurance. Theymust limit the people

using the facility. The funding that we get in

we are hoping to use towards the mainte-

nance of the area, added Little.

Shouldanagreementbemet ornot, the road

signage around the stadium will be updated

to no longer allowheavyvehicles to drive into

the stadium precinct.

A truck is seen performing a parking exercise in the northern parking area of the Athlone

Stadium. Should no agreement be met between driving schools and The City of Cape Town,

the City will shut down operations by Friday, 1 July. PHOTO: EARL HAUPT



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campaign says the project fell short of its

target butwill however still enable 50 pupils

to enjoy a well-deserved holiday.

Although falling short of our target,with

your help, the funds raised by Silence Vio-

lencewill enable 50 learners fromRioGran-

de to have a memorable and enriching

school holiday. The pupils, accompanied by

their teachers, will be departing on Thurs-

day 7 July for the Garden Route and contin-

ue their journey to Durban, Ponto says.

And those who are not fortunate enough

to enjoy the same trip will also have some-

thing to look forward to.

Fortunately, its not all Cape Town rain

and indoor gloom for those learners who

will remain behind. In collaboration with

the NPO Sporting Chance, 22 learners have

been rewarded with the opportunity to

watch the DHL Stormers take on the South-

ern Kings on Saturday 16 July, Ponto says.

For many, this will be a first. Silence Vi-

olence prides itself on creating these oppor-

tunities of firsts for our learners on the

Cape Flats, she adds.

V Project 50:50 will run till Thursday 30 June. Anyone

still wishing tomake a contribution can contact Ponto

on 081 350 0940 or email [email protected].

Youth to holiday in Durban

Snack dance at Athlone Civic Centre

St.Mark theEvangelistChurch inAthlo-

ne is having a snack dance on Friday 26

August at the Athlone Civic Centre from

20:00 to 00:45.

The eveningwill start with cheese and

wine from 19:30 to 20:00, followed by the

music of the Cool Sounds Band.

Tickets are R120 per person and those

attending are encouraged to bring their

own platter and XYZ.

V Call LorraineMckinnon on 021 696 3071 for tick-

ets and more information.



NEWS 5

CRAWFORD

Teen gunned down

during robbery

CHEVON BOOYSEN

@ChevonBooysen

A

19-year-old teenager from Crawford

tragically lost his life last week when he

was gunned down in Hanover Park on Sun-

day 19 June.

The slain Zubair Joemath was shot in the

head three times after a suspected robbery.

Joemathwas transported tohospital after

the attack in Hanover Park Avenue, but lat-

er died of his injuries.

Provincial police spokesperson Consta-

ble Johnatan Filander says the case is un-

der investigation.

According to information police attend-

ed to the complaint at Hanover Park Ave-

nue on Sunday morning at about 01:30. On

arrival they found a victim with gunshot

wounds. The victimwas transported to hos-

pital where he died because of his injuries,

Filander says.

No one has been arrested at this stage.

Heartfeltmessages of condolences poured

for Joemath on social media and Facebook

on Monday after the news broke.

He was laid to rest onMonday 20 June ac-

cording to Islamic rites.

Joemath was amatric pupil at Plumstead

High.

Speculation around the incident being

gang-related could not be confirmed by po-

lice.

V Anyone with information that can assist with the

investigation is requested to call Crime Stop on

08600 10111 or Philippi Police Station on

021 690 1500.

Zubair Joemath (19) from Crawford was

gunned down in Hanover Park on Sunday

morning.

Grandmother murdered in her Hazendal home

Two arrests have beenmade for themurder

and robbery of an 83-year-old woman in her

Herbrand Street house on Tuesday 21 June.


ta Norman says the womanwas found dead

in her kitchen by her grandson. The back

door of the house was open. The victim suf-

fered a stab wound to the head. The arrest

came after neighbours identified aman and

a women walking down the street with a

bag filled with goods. The suspects have ap-

peared in the Athlone Magistrates Court.



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Sections 4 and 6 of the ByLaw relating to the Management and Administration

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promulgated 28/12/2003), the Municipal Asset Transfer Regulations

R878/2008 and Section 12.2 of the Citys Policy on the Management of

Certain of the Citys Immovable Property (approved on 11 December 2015),

the sale of the following vacant municipal land:

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Department, 13th Floor, Tower Block, Civic Centre, Cape Town, between

the hours of 08:00 and 16:00 during weekdays.

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12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town (marked for attention of Mr Rashard Davids),

on or before 29 of July 2016.

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be considered.

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CITY MANAGER

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Proposed Sale of the following erven for the

Development of a place of Worship and a

place of Instruction

Winter

school

registration

opens

The Catholic Wel-

fare and Develop-

ment cultural hub

in Athlone will be

hosting a Winter

School programme

during the school

holidays.

The programme

will be co-ordinated

by Keith Engel and

will run onTuesday

28 June and Tues-

day 5 July.

There will also be

classes on Thurs-

day 30 June and

Thursday 7 July

where the focuswill

be on the following

subjects for Grade

11 and 12:

.Mathematics

. Physical Sci-

ence

. Geography

. Business Stud-

ies

The course in-

cludes study meth-

ods, individual and

group tutoring.

V For more information

call Keith Engel on

072 586 5191 or alterna-

tively, call Andre Marais

on 083 886 7164.

A

74-year-old neighbourhood

watch patroller, a retired nurse

who collects and sorts breadtags in

aid of wheelchairs for those who

cannot afford it; an 84-year-old who

spends his Saturdays assisting with

soccer training for youth at risk; an

85-year-old that organises a group to

knit items for children in hospital,

and a grandmother of ninewhomin-

isters to her peers at an old age

home.

These are just a few of the amaz-

ing nominations received so far for

the first Peoples Post SpecSavers

Community Champions Elders

Awards. The awards aim to honour

elders who are still going out of

theirway to serve their community.

Elder citizens who aremaking a dif-

ference in the lives of others can be

nominated in two age categories

70-80 and 80 plus.

Nominations for the awards close

on Wednesday 20 July. A panel of

judges consisting of representatives

from SpecSavers, SA Care Forum,

Peoples Post and its sister publica-

tions, TygerBurger and City Vision,

will select three final-

ists in each category.

Finalists will be

notified by 15 August

andwill thereafter be

featured in Peoples

Post. The winner in

each category will be

announced at a spe-

cial High Tea held on

1 October on Interna-

tional Older Persons

Day. The overall winner will win

two nights stay at the Garden Route

Game Lodge including breakfast,

dinner and game drives (valued at

R6000). SpecSavers will sponsor

their transport to the lodge. Other

prizes include Spec Savers vouch-

ers to thevalueof R2000,Capitec gift

hampers valued at R500 each, and

many more wonderful prizes to

show the appreciation to our three

finalists in each category.

V Nomination forms can be downloaded

fromwww.specsavers.co.za

or the Peoples Post Face-

book page. Nomination

forms are also available at

the offices of Peoples Post

in Bellville and the follow-

ing SpecSavers stores: Blue

Route Mall Wynberg, May-

nard Mall, Cavendish

Square, Rondebosch, Cape

Town Station, Kenilworth

Centre, Promenade, West-

gate Mall, Khayelitsha, Gugulethu, Zeven-

wacht, Tygervalley, N1 City, Bayside, Parow

Centre, Canal Walk and CapeGate.

V The completed forms can be submitted

by email to [email protected], faxed

to 021 910 6501, delivered to Peoples Post,

3rd floor, Bloemhof Building, 112 Edward

Street, Tygervalley, Bellville or via post to

P.O. Box 747, Bellville, 7535.

COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS ELDERS AWARD

Elders making a difference

Schools can now enter for the

South African Programming

Olympiad.

The first round of the olympiad

will take place from Monday 1

August and will run until Friday

5 August.

Peter Waker, manager of the

South African Computer Olym-

paid Trust, says the olympiad

will give participants an opportu-

nity to measure their program-

ming skills.

Particpants can take part for

an hour during the week of the

first round. Leaners may use any

language allowed by the school

including Scratch and Alice.

Certificates will be awarded at

three grade levels ranging from

Grade 10 and below to Grade 12

and above.

Schools have a choice of online

or offline. Some of the younger

participants have problems us-

ing the computer to write pro-

grams and at the same time using

the screen to read the question.

These schools may therefore en-

ter for both offline and online so

that learners can have a printed

question paper towork from, ex-

plains Waker.

Participation is free.

V Visit www.olympiad.org.za or contact

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EARL HAUPT

@EarlHaupt

Suspects linked to an attempted kidnapping

and a spate of robberies were arrested in

Manenberg on Tuesday 21 June.

Three men, aged 19 to 28, were arrested

for robbery and kidnapping.

According to Manenberg police spokes-

person Captain Ian Bennett the three men

were arrested after an intensive investiga-

tion by Detective Constable Darryl Van

Noie.

The case was reported by a 28-year-old fe-

male victim who was robbed and the sus-

pects attempted to kidnap her while on her

way to take public transport, in the Van-

guard Estate area.

She managed to fight them off and they

fled the scenewith her personal belongings.

Detective Constable Van Noie received the

case and found that the description of the

vehicle has already been reported as a vehi-

cle used in committing robberies.

He collected information and made en-

quiries and finally got a breakthrough the

same day. He received information that the

vehicle, fitting the description, was parked

at an address inManenberg, confirmsBen-

nett.

Bennett says Van Noie then found the ve-

hicle after following up information which

matched the description given in all of the

other incidents.

Van Noie also found the victims posses-

sions in the vehicle, which included her

cellphone.

He was thorough with is investigation

and found that the 28-year-old was wanted

for several other cases including carjacking

and he was out on bail for a case relating

to the illegal possession of firearm. He is al-

so wanted on a theft of a motor vehicle case

in Mitchells Plain and wanted for armed

robbery on a Manenberg case, adds Ben-

nett.

The suspects were arrested and will be

charged with these kidnapping and rob-

bery.

Bennett urges anyone who has experi-

enced any incidents similar to these crimes

to contact Van Noie on 021 699 9400 to assist

him with completing his investigation and

build a strong case.

Over R15 000 of tik sniffed out by police

Manenberg police have arrested six men,

aged between 30 and 47, on Wednesday 23

June in a drug bust valued at R10 000 when

38 packets of tik, already concealed and

packaged, were seized.

Manenberg police spokesperson Captain

Ian Bennett says the crime prevention unit

was conducting patrols when they received

informationof drugdealing inThamesAve-

nue. The information led police to a Wendy

house where they found six men, two of

which were packaging tik.

In another incident, police arrested a 40-

year-oldman for the possession of and deal-

ing in tik and dagga. Police on patrol inHei-

develd received information regarding a

suspicious person dealing in drugs at an ad-

dress in Winterberg Crescent.

Police siezed 25 packets of tik, 16 sticks

of dagga and a half mandrax tablet.

V Call Manenberg police station on 021 699 9400 or

CrimeStop on 0860 010 111.

Police on the lookout for Rylands shooters

Police are seeking suspects linkedamurder

on Tuesday 21 June.

The shooting, in Hazel Road, saw a shop-

keeper shot in the chest three times.


ta Norman says on arrival at the store offi-

cers were informed by witnesses that two

unknown suspects entered the shop. One,

wielding a firearm, asked Is he the guy?

before firing three shots. The suspects then

fled in a white Ford Bantam light delivery

van. The victim was admitted to Gatesville

Medical Centre where he succumbed to his

injury. No arrests have been made.

VAnyonewith further information can contact Athlo-

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A

group of Statice Heights residents have

taken it upon themselves to uplift and

better their immediate surroundings.

Amina Rajap, a community worker, says

that the project to clean the streets and beau-

tify the area began around three weeks ago.

The project, which uses volunteers from

the area, serves a purposemore than simply

clearing Statice Heights.

This is also to bring unity to the commu-

nity amidst of all the bad things happening

here, like the drugs and children becoming

little gangsters, says Rajap.

She says the initial response has been fa-

vourable, but that there are still stumbling

blocks. We startedwith 16 andnowwehave

23 people who are part of the project. There

are people in our community who are com-

ing in to break down the project that we are

trying to keep together, she adds.

She says that other residents areunder the

notion that those who choose to volunteer

for the project will never earn an income for

what they do, thus discouraging any more

community members from joining the up-

liftment project. We are volunteering and

now they are telling the people that they are

going to be volunteers forever, but with this

volunteering we know that there are oppor-

tunities, because ifwe bring their names for-

ward, hopefully they will then form part of

some other paid project (in the future). So

that is the one reason why we started this,

because of the high level of unemployment.

Other than the cleaning project, Rajap

says the other volunteers started planting a

herbal garden in one of the streets in Statice

Heights.

We are preparing the field in Basil Cres-

cent.Wedonot just only plant the herbs. The

people sometimes do not know how to use

the herbs. We want to use the one side of the

wall, where we can put the names on of the

herbs and (their uses) so that people do not

waste it.

Rajap says that she does not see a limit to

what the project can achieve.

On the other side of Statice Heights, be-

cause we have a soccer team and we are

starting a netball team soon, they want to

utilise a piece of land and convert it into a

soccer practice field, a netball field and pos-

sibly a cricket field.

The project has recieved support from

ward councillor Suzette Little, the neigh-

bourhood watch, a ladies group called the

Womens Circle as well as students from the

University of Cape Town.

Rajab states that anyone from the commu-

nity is welcome to join the project and that

they should approach her directly instead of

relying on second-hand information.

The people from Statice Heights who do

not know anything, are welcome to contact

meor they arewelcome to come tomyhouse.

When people aremisinformed, then they be-

come dangerous.

V For more information about the project or to join

contact Amina Ajab on 079 264 5293.

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arts as a tool for teaching and

learning.

The first three local Africa A+

preschools are ABC Pre-primary

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corn, and Chameleon Campus in

SybrandPark.The schools have re-

ceived a week of professional de-

velopment and are now being sup-

ported by facilitators who are arts

practitioners from a range of disci-

plines and ECD specialists.

Africa A+ offers professional de-

velopment and ongoing on-site

support that enables the member

schools to think, plan and teach

more creatively so that children

get excited about learning and also

develop the skills that prepare

them for lifelong success. Central

to this approach is the integration

of the arts, such as drama, dance,

music, visual art, drawing and

painting into the curriculum and

learning process.

CCDI executive director, Erica

Elk, says: We have inherited a

country with issues unemploy-

ment, poverty, social inequality

and injustice. The generation com-

ing through our schooling system

is not adequately prepared to deal

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and problem-solving, to become

our future leaders and pioneers.

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In an A+ school children learn

language through drama and play-

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about patterning andmathematics

through singing and creative

movement.

Africa A+ Schools supports

schools in realising the value of

nurturing an imaginative and en-

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The Cape Craft and Design Institute is assisting ECDs to teach through the

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PUBLIC NOTIFICATION OF THE 2016/2017

SERVICE DELIVERY AND BUDGET

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (SDBIP)

Notice is hereby given that in terms of section 53(3) (a) of the Local Government: Municipal

Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003, that the Service Delivery and Budget Implementation

Plan for the 2016/2017 financial year will be available at all subcouncil offices (as listed below),

libraries and the City of Cape Towns website http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/IDP/Pages/

Implementing.aspx fromMonday 4 July 2016 up to and including Friday 12 August 2016. It will

be available at all subcouncil offices and libraries on weekdays between 08:30 and 16:30.

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Subcouncil 2 Municipal offices, Brighton Way, Kraaifontein 7570

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Subcouncil 9 Site B, Khayelitsha shopping centre, Khayelitsha 7784

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Subcouncil 15 Pinelands training centre, St Stephens Road, Central Square, Pinelands 7405

Subcouncil 16 11th Floor, 44 Wale Street, Cape Town 8000

Subcouncil 17 Athlone Civic Centre, corner of Protea and Klipfontein roads, Athlone 7764

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Subcouncil 19 Municipal offices, Central Circle, off Recreation Road, Fish Hoek 7974

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ny will be performing Goldilocks and the

Three Bears again this school holiday.

The childrens classicwill be staged at the

Nassau Theatre at Groote Schuur High

School, in Palmyra Road, Newlands at 10:30

from Monday 4 to Saturday 16 July.

The play follows the adventure of Goldi-

locks in the forest before her birthday. Her

grandfather is organizing a birthday party,

but Goldilocks get lost in the woods and

stumbles across a house belonging to the

three bears.

With nobody home, Goldilocks goes in-

side and makes herself at home. The three

bears come home to find their visitor fast

asleep with hilarious consequences. This

enchanting fairytale classic is full of laugh-

ter, audience participation and is great fun

for the whole family to enjoy.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears is adapted

and directed by Elton John Duffy, who has

been producing Childrens Theatre for the

past 23 years. This show stars DesleMcCon-

ney (Athlone) asGoldilocks,MoniqueRock-

man (Elsies River) as Mama Bear, Carmen

Maarman (Woodstock) asBabyBear,Robyn

Maree (Plumstead) as Papa Bear and Elton

John Duffy (Edgemead) as Grandpa.

V Tickets costR70 fromComputicket. For school block

booking prices or queries, call Elton on 083 364 8284

or 021 558 2650 or email [email protected].

For more information visit www.lilliputplayers.co.za.

Monique

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xplore a world of childlike won-

der with your little ones this

school holiday with the College of

Magic presenting their annual

Childrens Magic Festival.

The Mother Citys only magical

arts organisation will be offering a

four-day programme of magic

shows and more with more than

50 top magicians, jugglers, clowns

and escapologists from Wednes-

day 29 June to Saturday 2 July.

From the magical photo booth

amust for amemorable familypho-

to session and hands-on magical

training workshops to game sta-

tions and performances by special

guest artists, this years festival

promises fun for the whole family.

Tickets include a walkabout

through the colleges century-old

building with numerous surprises

waiting around the next secret

door, ameet and greet sessionwith

the colleges magical bunny and a

surprise filled goodie bag for each

visitor. Each year we see hun-

dreds of CapeTowns families flock

to the festival, eager to be enter-

tained and captivated by our large

troupe of amazing performers,

says David Gore, director of the

College of Magic. The 2016 event

is bigger, better and even more

magical than ever before, so escape

the blistering cold and join us for

this heart-warming, must-attend

family event.

V The festival will be held at the College

of Magic, 215 Imam Haron Road, Clare-

mont, with the two-hour showprogramme

running daily at 10:30 and 14:30. Tickets

start at R80. Visit www.collegeofmagic

.com/tickets.

WIN! WIN! WIN!

V One family can win a set of four tickets

to attend the festival onSaturday. SMS the

word magic, your name and contact de-

tails to 45527 before 12:00 on Thursday 30

June to enter. SMSes cost R1.50.

Enter a world of magic

The College of Magic will offer fun for the whole family this winter school

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a steady social media and radio following.

His show on Bush Radio sees him on the

airwaves from Monday to Friday hosting

and producing his own show called the

Breakfast Rush.

TheWoodstockman recalls his journey as

a calling.

After I completedmy journalismdiploma

I was at home for about three months before

I started asking what am I going to do

now?, says Meyer.

I was at an internet cafe looking for jobs

and saw the advert fromBushRadio looking

for interns. It was fate because the deadline

was in two days time, so I got my CV togeth-

er and applied.

This was in 2014.

Meyer recalls being inappropriately

dressed and not very confident in himself.

There were 80 other people and I didnt

think I would get the job, but by the glory

ofGod they likedmyenergyat the interview.

A week later I got the internship, he says.

The three-month internship saw the

trainees undergo an extensive training in

everything to do with radio.

At the time, there was no breakfast show

at the station and this saw Meyer and two

others be the first to host and produce a

show from 06:00 to 09:00.

We started the show in April 2014. Last

year I started doing the show on my own

andwas able to bring inmore elements that

represented me, he says.

The show has since seen a surge in inter-

est, especially with daily guests.

He recalls thousands of interviews since

the shows inceptionandhashad the oppor-

tunity to feature many dancers, artists,

DJs, actors and other influential people in

the community.

I was always very talkative and had a

flamboyant energy which meant I was al-

ways happy to express myself. I was very

into music in high school and to me some-

one had it made when their music was on

the radio. When I started here, my percep-

tion changed, he says.

He says radio is his calling and he is for-

tunate enough to beworking at a communi-

ty station, being community driven him-

self.

I wanted to give people a platform to

change their lives, he says.

Meyer has recently started a stint at CTV

as a presenter as well.

I always wanted to be on TV but since

I started at Bush, my love for radio is great-

er, he says.

With his social media following growing

by the day, Meyer says he did not expect

this response.

I knew a lot of people so I started with

a good fan base, but I never guessed I would

be so influential. But I am blessed because

I did not ask for this it fell into my lap.

I am doing this for the right reasons. There

is a difference between wanting to shine

and letting your work shine for you, he

says.

Hehas alwaysbeenamotivational speak-

er and encourages young people to follow

their dreams.

Some people who follow me on social

media may think this looks like a glamor-

ous life, but they dont understand that all

that glitters is not gold. Youmust have pas-

sion and confidence and be willing to sacri-

fice, he says.

Meyerhopes tomoveon tobiggerandbet-

ter things in future.

I want to do what I am doing now but

on a bigger scale where I can reach a bigger

audience.

I have big love for Bush Radio and CTV

but with a bigger fan base I can change

more lives. It is not about the fame for me,

but rather the opportunity to change the

fabric of society and the way they think,

he says.

V You can catch the Breakfast Rush on Bush Radio

on weekdays from 06:00 to 09:00. Follow Meyer on

Instagramor Twitter@Yuzriq or like his Facebook pa-

ges: Mr Meyer or The Breakfast Rush.

Yuzriq Meyer (24) hosts and produces his own show on Bush Radio. This passionate young

man originally from Athlone is on a steady rise to the top with a growing fanbase to prove it.

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and tiling. Ph Nico 021-392 6818/

073 847 7831

.

SPECIALISING HANGING

DOORS -30 yrs EXP Mr M Harris

021-392 2894, 073 293 3952

.

CLEANING

SERVICES

1805

.

A SPECIAL CARPET CLEANING

SPECIAL

3 Bdrms for R450, 6 Seater Couches

for R450, Beds, Curtains & Cars.

Dry in 45 mins.

Contact Rob 078 556 6708.

Web: specialcarpetcleaning.co.za

E- [email protected]

.

DSTV/TV/DVD

SERVICES

1807

.

AVKINGS

DSTV Installers

Call-out from R150-Extra-

view and Explora setup

Extra tv points-CCTV and

TV Repairs.

Quality service and

Products - Workmanship

Guaranteed Call Now!

Garth 072 381 4023

Craig 082 994 0652

Brad 082 994 4054

.

DSTV OVHD AERIAL

REPAIRS AND

INSTALLATIONS

Explorer, extra view

installations. CCTV &

HomeTheatre. Service call

repair charge from R150.

16 years experience.

Call: 072 4008789

.

TV/Microwave Repairs

18 Lanaria Crescent,

Silvertown

Budget Electronics

021 633 1802

083 486 5394

.

ELECTRICAL

1810

.

24/7 FRIDGE REGASSING

Ph 073 4808 444

.

A1 FRIDGE and FREEZER

Regassing. PH 083 535 9300

.

ALL HOME appliances repaired.

Fridge/freezer regassing. For a Free

quote. % Angelo 073 664 3532

.

FRIDGE RE-GASSING

(Labour + gas incl. R180)

Call: 073 500 1806

*All jobs done at home!!!

.

Fridges & Deep Freezers wanted

Working or not

WILL PAY CASH!

Tel: 072 592 2507

.

Ronald George Electrical

Sub Prepaid meters R1000 incl

installation Ts&Cs apply

083 311 7195 or 021 705 5922

.

FOR HIRE

1820

.

Jean's Stunning Designs

Bridal wear, Matric ball dresses,

mens suites & catering. Shop 12

Town Centre Mini Mall.

% 078 340 0473

.

GARDEN &

IRRIGATION

1825

.

FREE WATER

Wellpoints / mini boreholes.

No water, no charge.

Improve your existing wellpoint.

Ph 021 - 637 5677 or

021 - 701 4522 / 072 825 9586

.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS

INTERIOR

1835

.

RC BLINDS

vertical, venetian,

wooden venetian blinds.

Contact/Whatsapp:

074 259 1802

082 598 2606

[email protected]

.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS

EXTERIOR

1836

.

ARTHUR'S SLIDING GATES,

b/bars, vibracrete & steel fencing

& automation. Ph 021-691-1936

or 084-921-5364

.

BELIEVE IN CHRIST SERVICES

Vibracrete, carports, paving.

Ph Albert 073 545 6994

.

THEO'S GATES & B/BARS

Vibracrete walls & extensions,

carports and automation on all types

of gates. 20 years experience.

Ph 078 624 4761

.

SWIMMING POOLS

1867

.

CLEAN & MAINTAIN POOLS.

Ph 083 494 3939 or 021-836 8208

.

TRANSPORT &

STORAGE

1870

.

FURNITURE REMOVALS

Ph 0786113627.

.

BUSINESS

.

BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

2415

.

AVON & Justine

Need to earn extra money??

SMS/Whatsapp your NAME &

AREA to 082 873 0035

.

HOLIDAY &

TRAVEL

.

ACCOMMODATION

2635

.

GORDONS Bay S/catering holiday

accomodation, 6 - 10 sleeper from

R1 000 p/night % 079 522 4309

.

VEHICLES

.

VEHICLES

WANTED TO BUY

3075

.

.

EMPLOYMENT

.

GENERAL

3680

.

LOOKING FORWORK?

We have many vacancies

such as Admin, Driving,

Banking, Retail(Cashiers),

Cleaning, Security and

many more.

Visit us at

www.joblife.co.za

fromyour phone or

computer and find your

perfect job.

.

Looking for a job

with a good income

+-R16 000P/M

Call Petro 0219100992/

0724155695

.

FIND THE JOB U WANT:

Supervised International ICDL

SETA computer courses,

foundation Adv, IT, Web, MS

Acct, CAT, Telephonic, Admin

& Quickbks. At Kenilworth

Centre Mall, over 60%

bursaries given SMS YES to

0824363127

.

HAIR/BEAUTY

3685

.

Tonys Hair Salon

Town Centre Mitchell's Plain

Hairstylist Urgently needed

PH Tony 079 950 6747

.

SALES &

MARKETING

3760

.

Extra Income

Sell Justine Cosmetics

Sms name area 082 412 5505

.

SALES JOBS

AVAILABLE

IMMEDIATELY

Let us help you to achieve

your earning potential!

No experience needed

Free training provided

No vehicle needed!

We offer:

Basic Salary

Commission

Allowance

For appointment

Alicia 087 997 1200

Terms & Conditions

Apply

.

EMPLOYMENT

3600

.

CALL CENTRES

3640

.

CALL CENTREAGENTS

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