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Big brotherzooms inJUANITA WILLIAMS

WATCHyour driving next time youmotor through the Constantia Val-ley – there are licence plate recogni-tion (LPR) cameras photographingyour every move.

Mike Voortman, chairman of thenewly-formed Constantia ValleyWatchAssociation (CVWA), said sincethe cameras have been installed therehas been a marked increase in thenumber of arrests.He was speaking at the Diep River

and Kirstenhof Community Police Fo-rum (CPF)meeting at the AlphenHall,Constantia, to a packed audience onMonday 30 July.Eight watches are now working to-

gether with the police to step up crimeprevention. This includes BKM, Con-stantia Watch, Constantia Hills, NovaConstantia, Plumstead, Southfield,Kirstenhof and Tokai.The CVWA is also sharing informa-

tion in adjacent areas with initiativesin areas such as Hout Bay and Bishop-scourt. Many suspects have beenlinked to crimes in other areas, thanksto information sharing which assistspolice to build a stronger case. Carscan also be tagged and reported.Voortman said the LPR cameras

have been very successful – for in-stance, two men who were suspects in20 break-inswere caught in FishHoek.The cameras clearly show the

number plates and photographs of thevehicles which have been linked tocrimes in other areas.The LPR cameras have cost over

R1 million to implement andwhenoth-er funds become available, more willbe added.Currently some 20 000 properties are

covered. There are 18 location pointsin the Valley and the network is con-stantly expanding.“More importantly,” said Voort-

man, “everyone is getting together col-lectively toworkwith the criminal jus-tice system to keep criminals in jail.We must work in partnerships andwork in a professional way, or we willfall behind.”He warned that the criminals are

professionals, they keep finding newways to bypass alarms, so it is impor-tant to move forward and not give up.“Teamwork and cooperation is im-

portant for success, we aim to expanduntil the whole valley is wrapped up.Each watch has to keep in touch andpool resources.”The idea for the cameras and joining

forces with all the watches, Kirstenhofand Diep River CPFs, police and theCity of Cape Town, was originally sug-gested by Clem Sunter at a strategyplanning session for the CVWA.Diep River police reported the cam-

eras have been a tremendous successfor operational purposes and helpedsolve many cases.A further initiative is the relocation

of the Valley Information Centre toBergvliet.This includes camera monitoring

and the management of the radio net-work linking the Valley. Voortmansaid the ongoing sponsorship by ADTis a boost to the Valley and the initia-tives were welcomed by police andcommunity.

TOXIC TALENT: Capetonians again proved they have talent when musicians, singers, dancers, actorsand various other acts flocked to the Cape Town Convention Centre for the SA’s Got Talent auditionsat the weekend. The show, which premieres on e.tv on Thursday 30 August, sees judges Shado Twala,Ian von Memetry and Kabelo Mabalane travel across the country in search of the most talented SouthAfrican. Although Lance Landor (pictured) was not given three green lights to progress to the next round,he certainly entertained the crowd with his ‘Melbourne Shuffle’. Photo: Sharief Jaffer/Photo24,Cape Town

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What women wantDear reader,

NationalWomen’sDay,Thursday9 August, is approached by mostwith mixed feelings.On the one hand, we have cause

for celebration when we rememberthe triumphs of women over thepast decades,most notably 9August1956 when more than 20 000 womenof diverse cultures fearlessly pro-tested proposedpass lawsbymarch-ing on theUnionBuildings in Preto-ria.Women have deservedly assumed

their place in the business, politicaland sporting arenas. We’re thequintessential multi-taskers, adeptly juggling ourvarious roles – careers, motherhood, marriage,community work...According to the Inter-Parliamentary Union

and UNWomen, there are “currently 17 countrieswith women as head of government, head of stateor both”.Globally, Thursday will mark the 101st Interna-

tional Women’s Day and abroad and locally, thou-sands of events are being planned.With all the awareness and altruistic efforts by

government and organisations committed towomen empowerment, as well as the powerwield-ed by women today, it is the greatest irony thatasmanywomenare victims of abuse andviolence.However, statistics on violence against women

in South Africa is not reliable, because many cas-es go unreported.This is due to a number of factors, such as stig-

ma, financial instability, fear of repercussionsfrom abusive partners, a lack of information andeducation around women’s rights when it comesto reporting abuse, and limited to no resources forescaping abuse.There is also the “system”, suchas theprocesses

and red tape involved in filing for divorce, and thecomplexities of the Domestic Violence Act.Many women can testify how they’ve been sent

back home to further abuse, in thename of “getting both sides of thestory” before divorce becomes anoption.Duringmy stint as a court report-

er, I would forcemyself to listen dis-passionately to the trials aboutwomen who had been assaulted,andnearly killed, by their partners.The women had been kidnapped,

locked up, beaten with concrete ob-jects, stabbed...My intended disconnection was

twofold, I reasoned; firstly, profes-sional and secondly, to distancemy-self from my life experiences andthat of others I care about.

As a reporter, I had been trained to be objectiveand report the facts; but my training did not ex-tend tomyhumanity and it became impossible forme to detach as I looked at the women painfullytestifying against themen theyhadonce lovedandtrusted.The tragedy was that most of the men charged

with assaulting “their women”, appeared unaf-fected, emotionally void.Our most profound memories take root during

childhood and it is critical that education beginsprimarily in the homeand includes conversationsaround respecting and valuing all people, includ-ing women. The onus is on both parents to showrespect towards one another.The following organisations provide counsel-

ling and services to women: Family andMarriageAssociation of South Africa in Observatory (021447-7951; [email protected]);Mosaic inWyn-berg (021 761 7585); Saartjie Baartman Centre inAthlone (021 633 5287); Woman Abuse Line (0800150 150); HIV/Aids National Line (0800 012 322).’Til next time, go well!ConnectED is a weekly column by People’s

Post editor Feroza Miller-Isaacs who can becontacted on [email protected].

People’s Post in online. Visit www.peoples-post.co.za.

CHART TOPPER: Grammy Awardwinning band Switchfoot performs this Saturday atGrandWest’s Grand Arena at 20:00. This is their second performance in South Africa,with The Rescu as the supporting act. Five double tickets are up for grabs to People’sPost readers. Stand in line by SMSing the word “Switch”, your name and where youlive to 34586 by 13:00 on Thursday. SMSes cost R1,50. Photo: Supplied

Open hearts to feed othersTHE Boundless Heart Foundation willcelebrate their first birthday by runninga mobile feeding scheme on Sunday atthe Company Gardens.The operation starts at 15:00.The project is similar to the one they

ran a year ago as their first project, dur-ing which they provided a hearty cab-

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Jewellery heistJUANITA WILLIAMS

A THIEF who broke into a Constantiahouse made off with jewellery aftercracking the safe.

The items stolen include cultured pearls,gold rings and pendants.The thief ran off on foot after the break-in

on Sunday 29 July.The home owner had driven away from

his house when he was alerted that hisalarm had been activated.He drove back to the house to find the

bathroom ceiling had been broken into andthe safe in his bedroom ripped out of thewall.The value of the items were not known at

the time of going to press.Anyone with any information about this

incident is asked to contact Constable Titusof the Wynberg police on (021) 799 1310 or

(021) 799 1319.In a separate incident, theWynberg police

arrested a man and confiscated tik with astreet value of R2000 on Tuesday 31 July.Themanwas arrested for dealing in drugs

during a police sting in which the police seta trap to buy drugs in the parking area ofa supermarket.There has been a spike in theft out of cars

parked in supermarket parking areasaround the Wynberg CBD, says the police.They are warning motorists to not leave

laptops, cellphones, jackets or even laptopbags on the seats.The police say there are people checking

cars looking for anything to steal and sell sothey can buy drugs.

The Anglo Boer War exhibition is a collectionof letters, post cards, photographs and newsposters on exhibition at the Castle of Good Hopein Cape Town. The unique collection has beengathered together over the past 40 years. Bernhard du Plessis from the Free State accuratelycompiled the collection over the past 13 years.Here the retired lawyer proudly discusses the exhibition of which he is the owner and creator.

Photo: Danielle Karallis/Foto24

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DROP IT: Zandile Qumza agrees the percentage should be decreased. “It is goodthat the percentage will be lowered, butit should be 0.0 because drunk drivingkills a lot of innocent people on theroads.”

GREAT IDEA: Andries Burger believes the percentage should belowered. “If one would not drinkthey would know how to drive onthe roads. Drunk driving is dangerous to sober road users.”

DRINKING KILLS: Rachel Konig saysshe has bad memories of alcohol. “Ihad a friend who was killed in an accident caused by a drunk driver. Nobodywho has had a drink should be allowedto drive. No percentage should be allowed.”

ALCOHOL CHANGES PEOPLE: LynneVester says the behaviour differs between a sober and intoxicated person.“When a person is drunk they are completely different. There should be nodrinking and driving at all. The percentage should be 0.0.”

A PROPOSED amendment tothe national road trafficamendment bill could see thelegal alcohol limit reducedfrom 0.05 to 0.02 grams.

The Road Traffic ManagementCorporation’s Ashref Ismail saysalcohol is a major factor in roaddeaths.More than 65% of all major fa-

tal crashes are attributed to alco-hol consumption.The bill is open for public com-

ment until Saturday 18 August.People’s Post readers shared theirviews with Luzuko Zini andTarren-Lee Habelgaarn.

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Battle to save vlei rages onLUZUKO ZINI

OPPOSITION to the proposed shopping mall devel-opment at Princess Vlei continues as groups rally tosave the wetlands.

On Saturday various opposition groups, which formsthe Princess Vlei Forum (PVF), gathered to discuss theway forward.The Forummet at the weekly Jolly Carp OrganicMar-

ket,whichneighbours the vlei, to discuss plans to launchanother petition signing to oppose the development. ButPVF claims they are still being kept in the dark aboutwhat will happen at the vlei.It has been a tug-of-war between development and con-

servation since developers Insight Property first submit-ted plans to develop the City of Cape Town owned landin 1998. Theproposeddevelopment entails a 9090m² shop-ping mall and 100m² taxi rank, leaving only a 30m bufferstrip of land for recreation purposes at the water’s edge.The City initially approved the proposed development

on condition of an environmental impact assessment(EIA) and public participation process (PPP) for the re-zoning of the land from public open space to business.Several objections during thePPP, aswell as questions

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(ROD) lapsing.In November the City’s Spatial Planning, Environ-

ment and Land Use Management Committee (Spelum)turned down the developer’s application for the exten-sion of the rezoning.The developers, in turn, appealed to theMEC for Envi-

ronmental Affairs and Development Planning AntonBredell, who approved the application for the land to berezoned from public open space to business in April.PVF chairperson Phillip Bam says they are currently

in talks with the City to discuss the way forward.“Right now nobody from the provincial Department

of Environmental Affairs is giving us an answer as towhat will happen.“The public can voice their opinion and join our cam-

paign of saving the Princess,” Bam said.“We also want to get themayor involved – people want

to know what Patricia de Lille has to say about the pro-posed development.”Members of the Forum are adamant the signing of a

petition will not only create public awareness – especial-ly in areas across themetropole – but also be a clear indi-cation that people do not want the development to goahead.Petrina Roberts says: “So far we have had positive

feedback and we will continue doing so until we get as-surance that Princess Vlei will stay as is.”

MANY USES:Plans to savePrincess Vleifrom development continues.

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WPIP/08-2012/Rolling Stock Mess Room Salt River R800

Briefing SessionCompulsory site inspections will be held at (see table below):

DATE TENDER NUMBER VENUE TIME

17 August 2012 NSUP/08-2012/Philippi Station Upgrade Philippi Station 09:00

17 August 2012 NSUP/08-2012/ Bellville Shosholoza Meyl Bellville Station 13:00

20 August 2012 CA/1491/Parade Infill Deck/2012/13 PRASA CRES Boardroom, 1st Floor, Administration Wing 09:00

20 August 2012 CA/1491/Drivers’ Mess/2012/04 PRASA CRES Boardroom, 1st Floor, Administration Wing 13:00

22 August 2012 CA/1491/Railway SAPS/2012/1 PRASA CRES Boardroom, 1st Floor, Administration Wing 10:00

23 August 2012 CA/1491/Parking Upgrade/2012/15 PRASA CRES Boardroom, 1st Floor, Administration Wing 13:00

24 August 2012 CA/1491/Walkoff Mats/2012/16 PRASA CRES Boardroom, 1st Floor, Administration Wing 10:00

23 August 2012 CA/1491/Bird Repellant/2012/17 PRASA CRES Boardroom, 1st Floor, Administration Wing 10:00

21 August 2012 WPIP/08-2012/ Metrorail Depot, Salt River, Security Entrance, 10:00Rolling Stock Mess Room Salt River Off Malta Road Bridge, Salt River

Note: PRASA CRES will not allow tenderers who are not in possession of a valid tender document to attend the briefing meetings.

Closing DateThe closing date for all tenders will be punctually at 12:00 on dates indicated in the table below. Late tender submissions will not beconsidered.

STATION DATE

NSUP/08-2012/Bellville Shosholoza Meyl 11 September 2012

NSUP/08-2012/Philippi Station Upgrade 4 September 2012

CA/1491/Parade Infill Deck/2012/13 6 September 2012

CA/1491/Drivers’ Mess/2012/04 13 September 2012

CA/1491/Railway SAPS/2012/1 14 September 2012

CA/1491/Parking Upgrade/2012/15 17 September 2012

CA/1491/Walkoff Mats/2012/16 19 September 2012

CA/1491/Bird Repellant/2012/17 18 September 2012

WPIP/08-2012/Rolling Stock Mess Room Salt River 12 September 2012

Submissions, in sealed envelopes, should be clearly marked as per the description and tender number and placed in the tender box at PRASACRES’s offices, 1st Floor, Administration Wing, Cape Town Station.

Contact PersonAll queries regarding this tender should be directed to Hazel Gxilishe, SCM Manager onfax: 086 240 8172 or preferably, via e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]

PRASA CRES reserves the right not to award/accept any tender.

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Survivorspeaksof blastJUANITA WILLIAMS

IN THE blink of an eyeBruce Walsh’s lifechanged forever on thefateful day he joined col-leagues for a farewell par-ty at Planet Hollywood on25 August 1998.

He walked into Planet Hol-lywood a normal person andwoke up in hospital with nolegs from the knees down,and a badly injured arm. Hislife was never the sameagain.Walsh shared his story at

the Constantia Watch meet-ing held in the Alphen Hall,Constantia, on Monday 30July.He said he likes to tell his

story to inspire people. “Weare all confrontedwith choic-es and decisions and theselife choices fall into two cate-gories – winners and losers.Winners are respectable, re-liable, dependable; they un-derstand we are here for apurpose. They set goals, haveperseverance and are ac-countable. They are lead-ers,” Walsh said.“Losers always have ex-

cuses, have no focus, no per-severance, are emotionallyexhausting and have issues.Winners take control – theyare survivors, theyplay theircards well. Losers get stuckin a problem, trapped in arole, they are victims.”He said it was hard not to

be a loser after the bomb ex-ploded. “I could have beenbitter, resigned to a wheelchair, but I made a decisionto get my life back.”Before that fateful day,

Walsh lived alone with histwo dogs in a beautiful homeinDurbanville overlooking awine estate. “That morning Iput on my running shoes forthe last time.”Adedicated runner, hehad

attempted three, but onlycompleted one ComradesMarathon, and also complet-ed one Two Oceans.“I locked up the house, left

the radio and stoep light onand went to work. We haveno guarantees that when weleave our homes in themorn-ing, will return in one pieceor at all that evening, and sowe must seize the moment.That evening after work Idrove to the Waterfront andarrived at Planet Hollywoodat 19:00. I strolled up to thebarwith two colleagues, tookmy wallet out of my pocketand then the bomb explodedbeneath us. Both colleaguesdied and I was blown up intothe air. I remember the in-tense pain and felt Iwas float-ing on the ceiling. There wasdust, blood and chaos, peoplewere screaming and I shallnever forget the acrid smellof thebomb.My feet hadbeenblown off, and when I hit theground my skull was frac-tured, I had blood on thebrain, burst ear drums,

crushed bones in my leftarm, and 60%ofmy body hadsecond-degree burns. The de-bris of the bomb had cloggedmy lungs and with the un-controllable internal bleed-ing my organs were shuttingdown.”Bruce was unaware of all

this when he woke up in ICUa month later at the Chris-tian Barnard Memorial Hos-pital. “My first thought was‘it must have been one hellu-va party’. I tried to get out ofbed, but didn’t get far and hitthe floor. When the nursecame into the room and toldme I had no legs, I didn’t be-lieve her.”At that point, Walsh made

the decision to fight. “I setmy first goal, to get my lifeback. I missed my daily rou-tine, but had a healthy self-esteemand belief inmy abili-ties.”He had to learn to walk

again, which was a painful,difficult process andhewant-ed to run again, as that wasthe way he sorted out prob-lems.“I went home alone and

wanted to take a bath, whichwasn’t easy with no armsand no legs, but I made aplan. Eventually, I startedwalking on crutches, andgave away the wheelchair,then progressed to walkingon ‘broomstick’ legs. Whenpeople saw me walkingaround in the mall, theythought I was drunk.”Once Walsh had adjusted

to walking on artificial legs,he joined Walk, Run for Lifeand started to fight his wayback to fitness.Heeventuallycompleted a 5km fun run andnow is managing 30kms aweek.Another operation helped

Walsh to regain the use of hisleft hand, but hehad to recov-er on an emotional level.“I was angry at having to

say ‘goodbye’ to my life as afit 45-year-old. There was no-where to hide; happily a clin-ical psychologist helped meto recover and become awin-ner again.”His struggle paid off andhe

has regained his life – hedrives a car and walks on aset of “very expensive legs”.He returned to work as a hu-man resources consultantand is also a motivationalspeaker.Walsh’s full story is told in

his book Victor over Victim,published by Human andRousseau in 2003.

SURVIVOR: Bruce Walsh


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STARS AND STRIPES: A group of American students visiting Cape Town on a student ambassador programme spent two days at Bergvliet High School, where they spent theirtime in the classroom and busied themselves with outside activities. Photographed withthe students, from left, are Roxy Stott, Leah Peterson, Dexter Williams, Bryna Shumanand Kelly Dick. Photo: Supplied

READY TO TEACH: The teachers of Bergvliet High wait for the start of their hockeymatchagainst the school’s matrics on Friday 27 July. The game was hosted to celebrate theopening of the Olympic Games in London and a roaring crowd of supporters were presentfor the game. The matric side won 1 0.

ENTERTAINING: The recorder ensemble group of Westcott Primary School, accompanied by their music teacher Jill Scheepers, captivated themembers of theHappy Family Senior’sClub.The groupwas invited by the Senior’s Club to amorning of entertainment for the seniors of Plumstead, South Field and DiepRiver. They all enjoyed a morning filled with sounds of Africa,classical favourites and wellloved ballads.

Tuesday 7 AugustBergvliet: The Bergvliet Mom-my’s Club meets at BergvlietMethodist Church in Wesley Av-enue every Tuesday from 10:00.Call 0 (021) 715 3045.

Tuesday 7 until Tuesday11 September

Rondebosch:A six-week courseentitled Living Simply, SimplyLiving, a message by transcen-dentalist Henry Thoreau is heldin Queen Road every Tuesdayfrom 19:30 until 21:00. Thecourse, presented by the Rever-end Roux Malan, focuses on con-sumerism, complexity and eco-logical crisis. The cost is R100.For more information phoneMalan 0 084 679 5466.

Wednesday 8 AugustTokai: The Good Hope Toast-masters will hold its monthlymeeting at Tokai Library from19:00. Refreshments are availa-ble and all are welcome. For fur-ther details contact Ryan Skews0 072 558 9189 or 2 [email protected].

Thursday 9 AugustRondebosch: St Lukes Hospiceis having a Women’s DayBrunch hosted by CharmaineNoy and Dr Dawn Garisch, poetand author. The brunch willtake place at Belmont SquareConference Centre, Rondeboschfrom 10:30 to 13:00. It costs R220a person or R2200 for a table of10. For more information con-tact 0021 797 [email protected] orvisit www.stlukes.co.za.

Saturday 11 AugustHout Bay: The Friends of theHout Bay Museum will hold aguided walk by visiting Muizen-berg Cave and St James Peak re-turning via Isolation Valley andSteenberg Peak with grade 2Bguide Clem Barker. Meet at Sil-vermine South pay gate at 8:30.Call 0 (021) 762 9078 or0 073 208 7134.

Sunday 12 AugustConstantia: The monthly Al-phen Antiques and CollectablesFair will be held at the AlphenCommunity Centre hall from10:00 until 16:00. A variety ofitems will be on sale. Entry isfree and there is ample parkingand refreshments are available.For more details phone Des084 626 7499.

Saturday 18 AugustWynberg: The Cape Town Fam-ily History Society’s next meet-ing will be held at 14:30 at StJohn’s Church. The guest speak-er will be Dr Helen Robinson andher topic will be Historical Fic-tion - Are our Family Stories al-ways correct? The entrance fee isR20 and all are welcome. Tea andbiscuits will be served. For fur-ther information please callDavid Slingsby 0 (021) 715 5104or Ann Smythe 0 (021) 794 6225.

Monday 20 AugustPlumstead: Hope House Coun-selling Centre will hold its gen-eral meeting at St Faith’s Angli-can Church, in Dick BurtonRoad. For further informationcall 0 (021) 715 0424.


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Children tuck into mouthfuls of pizzaJUANITA WILLIAMS

FAST fooddelivered to their doorbroughtsmiles to the faces of dozens of eager chil-dren at separate venues.

The children at theMarshMemorialHome,in Rondebosch, clustered around WaheedIsaacs, the owner of St Elmo’s, in BelvedereRoad, Claremont, as he handed out slices ofpizza on Thursday.Isaacs, who lives in Plumstead, says he

loves children and wanted to reach out to theneighbourhood by giving the children a treat.“I try to do as much as possible for children,”he said.Earlier that day the teamhadalsodelivered

pizzas to Girl’s Town, in Kenilworth, Lelie-bloem House, in Athlone, and Margaret’sHouse, in Lansdowne.It was the manager Lorinda Niewenhui-

zen’smotherMarietjie,who suggestedMarshMemorial Home should be included. Mari-etjie has hosted children from the home over

the years.Marsh Memorial manager Steven Mool-

man was delighted when Isaacs, Niewenhui-zen and Richard Farquahar rocked up with21 piping hot pizzas to hand out.He says 50 children live in a cottage system

at the home. Set in large, green fields, wherechildren can play safely and run about, thebuildings date back to the 1900s. “But theseold buildings need a lot of maintenancework,” he said.The home was started by the Reverend Ed-

ward Marsh and his wife Janie in 1901, origi-nally for orphans. Today it is a multiculturalchild and youth care centre, which offers ho-listic care in the form of youth developmentprogrammes, to ensure the emotional, physi-cal, spiritual and educationalwellbeing of thechildren. The home is supported by theMeth-odist Church.Moolman is keen to attract more host par-

ents to take the children for weekends andholidays. Call social worker Lira Greeff0 (021) 689 9301 between 08:30 and 16:00.

People’s Post Constantia-Wynberg LEADER Tuesday 7 August 2012

A woman’s worthSHE is woman, wife, mother, sister, aunt,friend. Matriarch.

Her names are endless, but what she repre-sents is the glue that binds family and friends.

Without her, worlds collide, families disin-tegrate, semblance of peace and cooperationdissimilate, siblings fight and grow apart.

She offers cohesion, a nurturing touch, ashoulder to cry on, soothing advice, a com-forting embrace.

‘She’ is a car, a boat, an aeroplane, but morethan an inanimate object, ‘she’ is MotherEarth. She breathes life and lets it grow – hersure hand ever present to guide, admonishand protect.

Womanhood is more than the spikes of herstiletto, the colour of her hair, the cup size ofher bra, her cooking skills.

Womanhood is defined beyond her physicaland professional abilities.

A woman who dwells in safety representsone who is the object of respect. A woman whois free to study and work is manifestation ofa free society. A woman who chooses to raiseher children and make a home earns her liv-ing.

What does gender equality mean? Do wom-en really want to be equal to men? And whodecides this? How is this equality deter-mined?

Gender equality transcends the borders ofincome. Earning power does not change howmen view women. Are they the weaker sex?Is there such a thing? Is this determined bywhether a woman can change the tyre of acar?

No.Is she any less of a woman if she can change

a tyre? And if she does it faster and with moreskill than a man, does she lose any of her femi-ninity?

Women’s Day on Thursday is a chance forall to examine their personal views of women.

Should she remain the persona society de-mands? Or, if she somehow ‘fails’, does thismake her less accepted as a human?

You decide.

Outraged byvandalismWHAT a completely irresponsibleeditorial, condoning the destruc-tion of public property by peoplewho have never contributed tobuilding anything.

This was organised and orches-trated by the ANC to try and sowdiscord in the Western Cape, andthe City is quite right to take themto court.

This is the best run province inthe country, so what is the com-plaint? Somebody isn’t gettingsomething for nothing.

It is disgraceful to portray pro-testers as outraged. I am outragedthat people think by destroyingpublic property – (which) I and oth-er taxpayers paid for – that this willimprove their lot.

I am outraged that most of myproperty taxes are diverted to build-ing infrastructure people only wantto destroy.

Nobody is entitled to anythingthey don’t pay for and protestorshave never contributed in any wayto their community.

John F Kennedy once said: “Asknot what your country can do foryou, but what you can do for yourcountry.”BRIAN HOAREPlumsteadPeople’s Post respects the right of eve-ry reader to their opinion.This news-paper aims to reflect what is happen-ing in our broad readership anddoes not condone violence or vandal-ism by anyone. The leader articleclearly states: “It makes little senseto damage infrastructure and gov-ernment property – meant for use bythe people.” Letter shortened –Editor

Tiny gratitudeTINY, the brown Dachshund who went missingin Old Kendal Road on Saturday 21 July, hasbeen found and is back home safely (“Have youseen Tiny?” People’s Post, 31 July).

We would like to thank Melinda Trainor whofound Tiny and handed him in at Peninsula Vet,and also thanks to all the vets in the area, SPCA,the public andPeople’s Postwho helped and sup-ported us in our search and safe return of Tiny.THE ATKINSON FAMILY AND TINYBergvliet

Tree thief with fetish strikes againTHIS is the third occasion our tree has been up-rooted outside our office.

Two weeks ago we planted another little tree,a rosemary plant and petunias, only to arriveat the office to find the little tree out of the potand placed on the tar alongside the pot.

We re-planted the poor thing and it was doingso well until we arrived at the office on Monday,to find that it was again removed.

This person is quite insane.

He or she left the rest of the plants, but seemsto have a fetish for the little purple flower tree.

We appeal to the sane side of this person, toplease stop doing this.

What it is proving?You are a “human” who likes uprooting and

killing little trees. Come on now – enough isenough!SUSAN BEARDWOODAnnette Laing Property Consultants, Plumstead

Your SMSes. Rental in the province is too expensive. It’sdifficult to open businesses, because the biggestexpense is rent – that’s why job creation is soslow.

. We need to stop being negative and believe,for once, that it is possible for things to stay“calm” as it is. We can believe and trust that Godhas already brought a change and He is faithfuland able to complete what He has started. Let’sshow compassion towards each other from to-day.

. Well done to our athletes for winning twogold medals in the pool. I am a proud South Afri-can.

. The City of Cape Town wants to value prop-erties – they do not own – every two years tomilk us homeowners “dry”, while they enjoymassive salary increases.

. Let those who’s properties fall under indi-gent grants pay their fair share of water usage,like in the case of electricity. Check on their in-come.

. Do we really wish to be informed by youreditor of her holiday stresses or vacation activi-ties? Boring and trite.

Tuesday 7 August 2012 GENERAL People’s Post Constantia-Wynberg

PASSENGER RAIL AGENCY OFSOUTH AFRICA (PRASA)

INVITATION TO TENDER

PRASA CRES (Corporate Real Estate Solutions) Western Cape, a division of PRASA, invites interested serviceproviders to provide services for the National Station Improvement Programme (NSIP – PHASE 6). PRASA CRES(Corporate Real Estate Solutions).

TENDER NUMBER STATION CIDB GRADING CLUSTER

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Somerset West Somerset West 3GB+ CLUSTER C

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Lyndoch Lyndoch 3GB+ CLUSTER C

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Koelenhof Koelenhof 3GB+ CLUSTER C

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Blackheath Blackheath 3GBPE+ CLUSTER C

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Eerste River Eerste River 2GBPE+ CLUSTER C

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Van Der Stel Van Der Stel 2GBPE+ CLUSTER D

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Akasia Park Akasia Park 2GBPE+ CLUSTER D

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Goodwood Goodwood 2GBPE+ CLUSTER D

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Parow Parow 2GBPE+ CLUSTER D

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Stikland Stikland 2GBPE+ CLUSTER D

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Ottery Ottery 3GB+ CLUSTER B

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Wetton Wetton 3GBPE+ CLUSTER B

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Hazendal Hazendal 4GB+ CLUSTER B

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Plumstead Plumstead 4GB+ CLUSTER B

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Diep River Diep River 3GB+ CLUSTER B

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Wittebome Wittebome 4GB+ CLUSTER A

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Ndabeni Ndabeni 2GBPE+ CLUSTER A

RC1804/NSIP-6/08-2012/Mowbray Mowbray 3GB+ CLUSTER A

The following criteria will be used in the adjudication process:

• Tenderers who are a Level 4 BBBEE contributor and have a direct/effective Black Equity interest of at least30% will receive preference.

• Tenderers to submit a valid BEE certificate from a SANAS approved vendor.• Ability to perform, which may take into account previous experience in the relevant industry, suitability of

employees and suitability of equipment, workmanship and materials to be used.• An original valid Tax Clearance Certificate.• Financial viability of the tender/bank code.• 1 copy of the fully completed tender document.• Price – PRASA CRES (Corporate Real Estate Solutions) is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender or

part thereof.• Preference will be given to potential emerging contractors.

CollectionTender documents may be collected from 6 August 2012 between 08:00 to 12:45 and 13:30 to 16:00 at thefollowing offices:

CLUSTER COLLECTION ADDRESS

Cluster A Times Square, Quantity Surveyors and Cost ConsultantsSuite 202, Stonefountain Terrace, 95 Klipfontein Road, Rondebosch 7700.Tel: 021 686 7780 / 082 961 2941

Cluster B Afriquant Quantity Surveyors8th Floor, The Terraces, 34 Bree Street, Cape Town 8001. Tel: 021 418 1451

Cluster C Liwani Consulting, 4th Floor, Office No. 403, Tygerberg Centre, 16 Voortrekker Road,Bellville 7535. Tel: 021 839 5800

Cluster D Manzi Quantity Surveyors, 4th Floor, Office No. 412, MSK House,13 Buitengracht Street, Cape Town 8001. Tel: 021 418 1809

DepositA non-refundable payment of R290.00 is required prior to the collection of documents and is payable intoPRASA CRES’s bank account at: FNB, Account Number: 623 207 10777, Branch Code: 255005.

Briefing SessionCompulsory site inspections will be held at (see table below):

CLUSTER DATE VENUE TIME

Cluster A 13 August 2012 Wittebome Station 10:00

Cluster B 14 August 2012 Hazendal Station 10:00

Cluster C 15 August 2012 Blackheath Station 10:00

Cluster D 16 August 2012 Parow Station 10:00

Note: PRASA CRES will not allow tenderers who are not in possession of a valid tender document to attendthe briefing meetings.

Closing DateThe closing date for all tenders will be punctually at 12:00 on dates indicated in the table below. Late tendersubmissions will not be considered.

CLUSTER DATE

Cluster A 10 September 2012

Cluster B 3 September 2012

Cluster C 5 September 2012

Cluster D 7 September 2012

Submissions, in sealed envelopes, should be clearly marked as per the description and tender number andplaced in the tender box at PRASA CRES’s offices, First Floor, Administration Wing, Cape Town Station.

Contact PersonAll queries regarding this tender should be directed to Hazel Gxilishe, SCM Manager on fax: 086 240 8172or preferably, via e-mail: [email protected] [email protected]

PRASA CRES reserves the right not toaward/accept any tender.

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A tweet awayA tweet awayTARREN-LEE HABELGAARN

Social media is taking Cape Town tour-ism by storm.

Not one cellphone was unoccupied whenCapetonians decided to live tweet a panel di-cussion hosted by Cape Town tourism.Four of the top travel bloggers were invit-

ed by Cape Town Tourism to experience theMother City for themselves as part of the Ilove Cape Town campaign.They converged at the Pepper Club Hotel,

in Loop Street.Nellie Huang, one of the bloggers, de-

scribed Cape Town in three words: “Wild,sexy and diverse.”Follow the action @capetowntourism.

WORLD VIEW:Bloggers, fromleft, MattLong, NellieHuang, KeithJenkins andMelvin Boecher say they leftother jobs totravel theworld.Photos: Tar-ren-Lee Habelgaarn

MAKING FRIENDS: Francious Botha, Jan Louw and Lizel Strydom in conversation over a glassof wine.

LOCAL FOODIE: Lindiwe Suttle, far left, Aubrey Ngcungama, of Come Dine with Me SA fame,and Alida Erasmus share a laugh.

ADVENTURERS: Melvin Boecher, left, and Barry Washkansky of HikeCapeTown.co.za discussthe view of the full moon.

GIRL TALK:Nellie Huang,left, and Lauren Manuel getto know eachother betterover a drinkand canapes.

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CROSSING STICKS: A Wynberg Boys’ High player (left) dives in on a Bishops playerduring the under18A hockey match between the schools in Rondebosch on Friday. Bishops won the game 61. Photo: Gavin Withers

WRAPPEDUP: A Wynberg Boys’High playeris tackledby two players fromBishopsduring theunder19Amatch between theschools inWynberg onSaturday.The homeside won2516. Pho-to: MatthewWithers

NATIONAL CALLUP: Tokai rower James Johnston shows off the abilities that earned him acallup to the national rowing team. The Bishops pupil, 17, will compete in the single scullevent at the under18World Rowing Junior Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria fromWednesday15 to Sunday 19 August. Photo: Gavin Withers

ENTRIES to the 20th annual Corona-tion Double Century opens nextmonth, with the race taking place onSaturday 24 November.The Double Century is a 202km

team cycling event – limited to 200teams of between six and 12 riderseach – to take place in Swellendam.The cost of entries and date entries

open are yet to be confirmed, butteams can enter at www.corona-tiondc.co.za.Formore information call the Cape

Town Cycle Tour Trust events office0 (021) 681 4333 during office hours.Also follow @CycleTourTrust onTwitter for updates.

PINELANDSATHLETIC CLUB hostsan Anniversary Group Run and Fam-ily jog or walk in Pinelands on Sun-day 19 August.The annual Don Lock 8km Run, in

which the club was supposed to par-ticipate, was postponed. Everyonewho participates in the anniversaryrun will receive a special balloon torun with. There will be lucky drawprizes, and refreshments at the club-house for club members after theevent. For more information callKaare James 0 072 444 8082.

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HammiesHammiesHammiesclinch nailbiterLIAM MOSES

HAMILTONSkept their slimhopes of vic-tory in the Super League A alive whenthey came from behind to beat UCT atGroote Schuur on Saturday.

TheSeaPoint-based side trailed theirhostsfor majority of the match, but took the leadin the 73rdminute and hung on to claim fourlog points.The victory leaves Hammies in second

place on the league table, behind Durban-ville-Bellville and ahead of Maties.Hamiltons’ head coach Anton Moolman

said his side would be ready to capitalise ifany of their rivals dropped points in the re-maining games.“Last week Durb-Bell lost to Tygerberg,

which was huge upset. It just shows that thisleague is extremely tough and you can’t takeany team lightly,” said Moolman.“Our victory keeps us in touch and, if the

results don’t go the way they should at thetop, we get closer. We have to keep applyingpressure.”Saturday’s match was a pressure cooker,

with the first half characterised by miserlydefence and neither team finding any pene-tration.The home side opened the scoring with a

penalty by flyhalf Ross Jones-Davies in thethird minute and Hammies scrumhalf Dust-in Jinka repliedwith a penalty only aminutelater. Jones-Davies added three more penal-ties and Jinka slotted another to take the

teams into the halftime break at 12-6.The game opened up significantly in the

second half, and UCT stretched their leadwhen Jones-Davies was put into a gap on theright wing, racing over the tryline to score.However, he failed to convert.Hamiltons scored in the 63rdminute when

lock forward Tiaan Fick barged over fromclose range. Jinkaadded the extras tonarrowthe deficit. They crossed the chalk line againin the 73rd minute.UCT had two opportunities to regain the

lead, but both Jones-Davies penalty attemptssailed wide of the posts.Moolmanpraisedhis side’s resilience. “We

have had a long, nearly four-and-a-half weekbreak, and there was always going to be a bitof rust,” said Moolman.“UCThada goodwin against FalseBay last

week, so we knew we were going to be upagainst it. I’m really proud of the guys’ char-acter they showed today – they in there andbagged four points away from home.”Moolman’s team went into this weekend’s

round of game in third place, but Durb-Bell’slast-gasp, 23-21 victoryoverMaties, saw themmove above of the Stellenbosch side.Hammies now trail Durb-Bell by 14 points,

but have played one less game and two morethan Maties.Meanwhile, False Bay suffered their sev-

enth defeat in a row, losing 37-27 against Bel-har away from home.Bay and their southern suburbs neigh-

boursVillager now look certain to be relegat-ed from the Super League A this season.

SCRAGGED:PierreCronje of Hamiltons tries to handoff UCT’s TigerBaxduring theSuper LeagueA match between the sides at Groote Schuur on Saturday.

TOUGH TO STOP: False Bay RFC lock forward Ryan Oliver bursts through a group of tacklersduring a Super League A match against Belhar at Accordian Park on Saturday. The visitors lost3727. Photo: Gavin Withers

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