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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

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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 Department of Higher

Education andTraining (DHET), the qualifi-

cation 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.

They are speaking to the Department of

Health, because students originally request-

ed that the DHET develop this qualification

to fit into their framework going forward,

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

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St. Mark the Evangelist Church in

Athlone is having a snack dance on

Friday 26 August at the Athlone Civic

Centre from 20:00 to 00:45.

The evening will start with cheese

and wine from 19:30 to 20:00, followed

by the music of the Cool Sounds Band.

Tickets are R120.

V Call Lorraine Mckinnon on 021 696 3071 for

tickets and more information.

A

74-year-old neighbourhood watch pa-

troller, a retired nursewho 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 grand-

mother of nine who ministers to her peers

at an old age home.

These are just a few of the amazing nomi-

nations 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 their way

to serve their community. Elder citizens

who are making a difference in the lives

of others can be nominated in two age cate-

gories 70-80 and 80 plus.

Nominations for the awards close on

Wednesday 20 July. A panel of judges con-

sisting of representatives from SpecSav-

ers, SA Care Forum, Peoples Post and its

sister publications, TygerBurger and City

Vision,will select three finalists in eachcate-

gory. Finalists will be notified by 15 August

and will thereafter be featured in Peoples

Post. The winner in each category will be

announced at a special High Tea held on 1

October on International Older Persons

Day. The overall winner will win two nights

stay at the Garden Route Game Lodge in-

cluding breakfast, dinner and game drives

(valued at R6000). SpecSavers will sponsor

their transport to the lodge. Other prizes in-

clude Spec Savers vouchers to the value of

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 from

www.specsavers.co.za or the Peoples Post Facebook

page. Nomination forms are also available at the offi

ces of Peoples Post in Bellville and the following Spec

Savers stores: BlueRouteMallWynberg,MaynardMall,

Cavendish Square, Rondebosch, Cape Town Station,

Kenilworth Centre, Promenade,WestgateMall, Khaye

litsha, Gugulethu, Zevenwacht, Tygervalley, N1 City,

Bayside, Parow Centre, Canal Walk and CapeGate.

V The completed forms can be submitted by email

to [email protected], faxed to021 910 6501, de

livered 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 change

At Peoples Post we want to make Mandela

Day (Monday 18 July) a special one for the

children at Patricias Home of Hope in Vry-

grond and we want our readers to be part

of the celebration.

The facility is part of the Eniwe Chil-

drens Fund whose mission is to improve

the lives of abandoned and underprivileged

children through various housing, feeding

and skills development initiatives in the

Western Cape. At present the home in Vry-

grond cares for 13 children aged between

2 and 15 and our readers can help us help

themwith some of their needs. To feed these

children costs R7000 everymonth andwhile

cash donations are welcome, Peoples Post

wants to assistwith grocerydonations like

samp and beans, pap, split peas, lentils,

canned foods, vegetables, pasta, pasta

sauce, juices, milk, butter, jam. There is al-

so a need for shampoo, soap, toothpaste and

sanitary pads. Donations of warm clothes

and shoes are welcome. There is also a need

for some handy hands and building materi-

als for improvements to the homes kitchen

and bathroom. Some windows and door

frames need to be replaced, and flooring

needs attention. A new bathroom suite, hot

water geyserandpaintingwill also addcom-

fort. The facility is also looking for a fridge

in good working order and a washing ma-

chine to hold a bigger than normal load.

V Grocery and clothing donations can be dropped off

at Peoples Post office (3rd floor, Bloemhof building,

112 Edward Street, Bellville) before Friday 15 July.

Readers who wish to donate bigger items, building

material or offer their services can contact the Peo

ples Post office on 021 910 6500 or post@peoples

post to pledge their support.

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The Cape Craft and Design Institute (CCDI)

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has conceived a groundbreaking education-

al initiative theAfricaA+Schools support

network which seeks to infuse creativity

and innovation into schools by using the

arts as a tool for teaching and learning.

The first three local Africa A+ preschools

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iThemba in Capricorn, and Chameleon

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Africa A+ offers professional develop-

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skills that prepare themfor lifelong success.

Central to this approach is the integration

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sual art, drawing and painting into the cur-

riculum and learning process.

CCDI executive director, Erica Elk, says:

We have inherited a country with issues

unemployment, poverty, social inequality

and injustice. The generation coming

through our schooling system is not ade-

quately prepared to dealwith these complex

issues.

We have to nurture the next generations

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capacity for innovation, critical thinking

and problem-solving, to become our future

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Communication is an important skill in any

sphere of life, and more importantly for the

deaf community.

June Bothma, a sign language teacher, is

hosting courses for people who know others

that are deaf. Many people have contact

with the deaf and this course is a perfectway

to add to your communication skills, she

says.

The beginners course in sign language in

Newlands will be starting at the end of July.

V For more information SMS or Whatsapp June on

083 448 1837 or email signlanguageby

[email protected].

Learn to speak sign language

Lansdowne woman

entrepreneur lauded

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flair for fashion and empowerment has

set a Lansdowne woman winning.

Amiena Pastor was nominated at this

months Margaret Hirsch Women in Busi-

ness Achiever (MHWIBA) Breakfast hosted

at Hirsch Milnerton.

Through The Design Platform, Pastor in-

spires girls andwomen in communities that

have the desire and ability to create a busi-

ness but lack the qualification and funding.

Her passion for fashion and womens em-

powerment is a good fit with her latest title,

the Margaret Hirsch Women in Business

Achiever Finalist for May 2016.

Pastor studied a fashion design course at

ElizabethGalloway and then completed her

in-service training at Mon Viso Knitwear

where she nurtured her love for bridal de-

sign, and this led to her starting her own

bridal company from home.

She was headhunted by top designer Er-

rol Arendz with whom she worked for two

years, and her desire to give back to the

community became ever stronger.

Pastor then threw herself full-time into

her bridal business but when a burglary set

her back financially she was emotionally

not in the right place to design, so instead

she turned to selling Tupperware and

Shzen products.

It was during this time Pastor and anoth-

er entrepeneur cam upwith themarket day

concept. The IDeserve It projectwas initiat-

ed in 2010 and registered in 2012 as a non-

profit organisation that sets up platforms in

the form of pop-up shops or market days.

They also teachwomenwith a love for de-

sign the skills they need to be empowered,

like making their own patterns and basic

sewing skills.

Since then the idea has mutated into a

company, The Design Platform, which is

aimed at designers who beyond market

days. Needless to say, Pastors determina-

tion to use design as her vessel for womens

empowerment, enthralled the audience.

Hirsch PRO Monique van der Walt (left) presented the Margaret Hirsch Women in Business

Achiever to Amiena Pastor from Lansdowne.

Rio Grande youth off to Durban for holidays

CHEVON BOOYSEN

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Fifty pupils from Manenberg will be taken

out of their comfort zone as they get the op-

portunity to travel to Durban during their

July holidays.

The Silence Violence project that has

been running at Rio Grande Primary

School has successfully completed their

Project 50:50 at the end of Youth Month.

Monique Ponto from the SilenceViolence

campaign says the project fell short of its

target butwill however still enable 50 pupils

to enjoy a well-deserved holiday.

The funds raised will enable 50 learners

from Rio Grande to have a memorable and

enriching school holiday. The pupils, ac-

companied by their teachers,will be depart-

ing on Thursday 7 July for the Garden

Route and Durban, Ponto says.

And those who are not fortunate enough

to enjoy the same trip will also have some-

thing to look forward to. In collaboration

with the NPO Sporting Chance, 22 learners

have been rewarded with the opportunity

to watch the DHL Stormers take on the

Southern Kings on Saturday 16 July. .

V Project 50:50 will run until Thursday 30 June. Con

tact Ponto on 081 350 0940 or [email protected].



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The Catholic Welfare and Development cul-

tural hub in Athlone will be hosting a Win-

ter School programme during the school

holidays.

The programme will be co-ordinated by

Keith Engel and will run on Tuesday 28

June and Tuesday 5 July.

There will also be classes on Thursday 30

June and Thursday 7 July where the focus

will be on the following subjects for Grade

11 and 12:

.Mathematics

. Physical Science

. Geography

. Business Studies

The course includes study methods, indi-

vidual and group tutoring.

V For more information call Keith Engel on

072 586 5191 or alternatively, call Andre Marais on

083 886 7164.

Winter school registration to open for Grade 11 and 12

EARL HAUPT

@EarlHaupt

Abdullah Gangraker, owner of the Wem-

bley Group of Companies, died on Sunday

27 June. He failed to recover from a compli-

cated medical procedure following his ad-

mission to Constantiaberg Mediclinic after

falling ill three weeks ago.

Affectionately known as Mr Wembley,

Gangraker took over the family business

after his father died in 1971. The company

has since grown to become a household

name.

However, Gangrakerwill be remembered

more for his charitable contributions not

only to his immediate community in Athlo-

ne, but also to those of his ancestral home

in India.

He donated the land onwhich the current

site of the Masjidul-Quds is found and

served as one of the mosques founding

members. This is site at which thousands

of mourners gathered to bid their respects,

before laying Gangraker to rest at the John-

ston Road cemetery.

Sataar Parker, chairperson of theMasjid-

ul-Quds board of trustees and spokesper-

son for the Gangraker family, says that his

friend was more than just a pioneer.

The man was a visionary businessper-

son with the Wembley Group of Companies

in Belgravia Road. It is an iconic setup

there. He was a philanthropist of a very

high calibre in terms of being the man who

donated the land for the building of the

Gatesville mosque, says Parker.

One of Gangrakers many donations to

the community was an entire hall for the Is-

lamia Complex.

Gangraker also looked after orphans and

also helped develop infrastructre in his an-

cestral village in India. He was a man who

waspassionate about doing things to perfec-

tion and we are very fortunate. Although it

is a sad loss, the loss came in the spiritual

monthofRamadaan, so froman Islamic per-

spective, that actually is some sort of conso-

lation, says Parker.

Despite the loss of Gangraker, the family

business is left in the able hands of his son,

Mujeeb.

As far as the family is concerned, every-

thing remains as normal, his son will be

running the business and he is more than

capable of doing a job thatwould havemade

his father very proud. The example that he

has set show that nothing is unobtainable.

One just has to be focused to work on a plan

and things will work out.

Athlone bids

farewell to an icon



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nations, to have a second chance

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His show on Bush Radio sees

him on the airwaves from Mon-

day to Friday hosting and produc-

ing his own show called the

Breakfast Rush.

The Woodstock man recalls his

journey as a calling.

After I completed my journal-

ism diploma I was at home for

about three months before I start-

ed asking what am I going to do

now?, says Meyer.

I was at an internet cafe look-

ing for jobs and saw the advert

from Bush Radio looking for in-

terns. Itwas fate because thedead-

line was in two days time, so I got

my CV together and applied.

This was in 2014.

Meyer recalls being inappropri-

ately dressed and not very confi-

dent in himself.

Therewere 80 other people and

I didnt think I would get the job,

but by the glory of God they liked

my energy at the interview. A

week later I got the internship,

he says.

The three-month internship

saw the trainees undergo an ex-

tensive training in everything to

do with radio.

At the time, there was no break-

fast 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 and was able to

bring in more elements that rep-

resented me, he says.

The showhas since seen a surge

in interest, especially with daily

guests.

He recalls thousands of inter-

views since the shows inception

and has had the opportunity 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 always happy

to express myself. I was very into

music in high school and to me

someone had it made when their

music was on the radio. When I

started here, my perception

changed, he says.

He says radio is his calling and

he is fortunate enough to bework-

ing at a community station, being

community driven himself. I

wanted to give people a platform

to change their lives, he says.

Meyer has recently started a

stint atCTVasapresenter aswell.

I always wanted to be on TV

but since I started at Bush, my

love for radio is greater, he says.

With his social media following

growingby theday,Meyer sayshe

did not expect this response.

I knew a lot of people so I start-

ed with a good fan base, but I nev-

er guessed I would be so influen-

tial. But I amblessed because I did

not ask for this it fell intomy lap.

I am doing this for the right rea-

sons. There is a difference be-

tween wanting to shine and let-

ting your work shine for you, he

says.

He has always been a motiva-

tional speaker and encourages

young people to follow their

dreams. Some people who follow

meon socialmediamay think this

looks like a glamorous life, but

theydont understand that all that

glitters is not gold. Youmust have

passion and confidence and be

willing to sacrifice, he says.

Meyer hopes to move on to big-

ger and better 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 fab-

ric 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 Instagram or

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. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE



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I

n just over four months, the City of Cape

Towns Metro Police unit have made hun-

dreds of arrests with the help of CCTV cam-

eras.

The Citys Strategic Surveillance Unit is

set to install additionalCCTVcameras to the

tune of nearly R12m in the new financial

year.

The Safety and Security Directorate has

set aside around R7.4m for 10 new cameras

in areas like Goodwood, Silvertown, Bridge-

town and Gatesville.

In addition 26 ward councillors have also

made ward allocation funding available to-

talling R4.45m for cameras in their respec-

tive areas.

The Strategic Surveillance Unit is in the

process of retrofitting existing cameraswith

automatic number plate recognition (LPR)

capability and plans are being finalised for

the upgrade of the Citys fibre network sys-

tem.

The City has introduced the Regulation of

External and Privately Owned CCTV Cam-

eras on City Property Policy, which was ap-

proved in June 2014 (Residents must regis-

ter CCTV cameras, Peoples Post, 8 Decem-

ber 2015).

The policy aims to better regulate the in-

crease in privately owned CCTV cameras

that are installed on City land and infra-

structure and to keep an effective record of

ownership of such infrastructure, should

footage be required in investigations by the

South African Police Service and informa-

tion gathering by theCitys lawenforcement

agencies.

Currently, the City has a network of 440

CCTV cameras in various parts of Cape

Town. In the first four months of the year,

the camera network detected 3313 incidents

including accidents, crime and fires among

others. A total of 108 arrests have beenmade

during this period.

These incidents are but a few examples

of where our remote policing capabilities

have made a real difference. Even where ar-

rests arent made immediately, the footage

can also be useful after the fact to help the

police track down offenders, says Mayco

member for safety and security, JP Smith.

There is, however, still room for im-

provement. That being said, we are making

progress and those with criminal intent are

warned: you could be the next to be caught

in the act.

A screengrab

of the video

showing the

arrest of the

smash and

grab suspect

on Jakes

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Creating jobs for visually impaired

GARY VAN DYK

@gvdcapejazz

M

entoring is an important empowerment

tool in all facets of society, and the visu-

ally impaired community has launched an

ambitious project to enhance skills in this

area.

The mentorship initiative is aimed at tak-

ing the job placement programme for visual-

ly impaired people in the Western Cape to

a new level.

The initiative was launched by the Cape

Town Society for the Blind (CTSB) in associ-

ation with the DGMurray Trust and Evolve

Social Enterprise in Salt River on Wednes-

day 22 June.

MichelleBotha, career developer at CTSB,

explains that this initiativewas producedby

developing strategies through comprehen-

sive research and by liaising with the Aus-

tralian Network on Disability as well as lo-

cal organisations.

It seeks to eventually put every visually

impaired student atCTSBunder thementor-

ship guidance of a successful person with a

visual impairment employed in their field of

interest, she says.

If successful, this program can become a

South African job placement blueprint for

visually impaired people in South Africa.

The society has through its job placement

strategies guided 176 visually impaired stu-

dents to employment since 2011.

It seeks to double itsmost successful annu-

al figure of 50 to 100 in the 2016/2017 period

under review.

Our hope is that this pilot programme

will become a standard part of our career de-

velopment service here at CTSB, continues

Botha. It will be rolled out twice annually

and create new mentors from the group of

previous mentees who have gone on to suc-

ceed in full-time employment.

We also hope to be able to provide a high

standard of training for these mentors and

to see significant growth in employment fig-

ures for people living with visual impair-

ment.

V For more information about the project Michelle

Botha can be contacted on 021 448 4302 or miche

[email protected].

Celebrating the important initiative for visually impaired are, seated from left, the mentees Nurjuwaan Magonie, Sharon Jackson, Lorinde-Lee Jones, Benjamin Pedro, Siphelele Shologu, Khanyisa

Masebeni, Shane Carelse, Thembakazi Ngada and Aidan Gamble. Standing from left are Michelle Botha, Ishmael Ndlovu (assistant project co-ordinator), Frankford Williams, Noluthando Ntsiman-

go, Sandra Dreyer, Adrian Davids, Gerhard Erasmus, Manny Moodley, Bev Meldrum (from Evolve), Kim Brand and Kyle Williams. PHOTO: GARY VAN DYK



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Ten arrests in one week

Manenberg police have yielded great re-

sults in the past week after 10 successful ar-

rests in three separate cases.

Manenberg police spokesperson Captain

Ian Bennett says on Tuesday 21 June three

menwere arrested in connectionwith a rob-

bery and kidnapping case earlier the same

day. Three men, aged between 19 and 28,

were arrested after intensive investigation

by Detective Constable Darryl Van Noie,

Bennett explains.

The case was reported by a 28-year-old

woman who was robbed and almost kid-

napped by the suspects while on her way to

take public transport in the Vanguard Es-

tate area.

She managed to fight them off and they

fled the scenewith her personal belongings.

Van Noie received the case and found that

the description of the vehicle has already

been reported as a vehicle used in commit-

ting robberies, Bennett says.

After making enquiries and collecting in-

formation, Bennett says the detective made

a breakthrough in the case on the same day.

He received information that a vehicle

fitting the description was parked at an ad-

dress in Manenberg. When he found the ve-

hicle, it matched the description and that of

all the other incidents. Van Noie found the

victims possessions in the vehicle as well,

which included her cell phone, Bennett

says.

He adds it was also found that the 28-year-

old suspect was also wanted for several oth-

er cases, including hijacking, and he was

out onbail for the illegal possessionof a fire-

arm.

He is also wanted on a theft of motor ve-

hicle case in Mitchells Plain and armed

robbery on a Manenberg case, says Ben-

nett.

The suspects were arrested and charged.

They appeared in the Athlone Magistrates

Court.

Anyone who experienced any such inci-

dent is asked to come forward and contact

Van Noie on 021 699 9400, so that he could

complete his investigation and build a

strong case against these perpetrators,

Bennett urges.

In a non-related incident, six suspects

were arrested for the possession of tik, esti-

mated at a street value of about R10 000.

The six men, between the ages 30 and 47,

were arrested on Wednesday 22 June while

police were conducting high density crime

prevention patrols.

Members received information of drug

dealing in Thames Avenue, Manen-

berg. The crime prevention unit went

straight to the address and gained access to

the premises. The information led them to

a Wendy house at the back of the main

house.

They found the six males in the shed

where two were packaging the tik into

smaller packets, Bennett confirms.

Bennett says the brazen culprits tried to

throw the tik away, but they were caught.

They tried throwing the contraband

through the window, but they were caught

red-handed. Altogether 38 packets of tik

were already packed and a large amount of

uncut tikwas confiscated, valuedatR10 000.

The six males were arrested and appeared

in theAthloneMagistrates Court, he says.

On Thursday 23 June police also arrested

another suspect for the possession of and

dealing in tik and dagga.

The crime prevention unit was doing pa-

trols when they received information re-

garding a suspicious person dealing in

drugs at anaddress inWinterbergCrescent,

Heideveld. The members went to the ad-

dress where they found a 40-year-old man

in a Wendy house at the back of the main

house, Bennett says.

On searching him they found 25 packets

of tik, 16 sticks of dagga and a half mandrax

tablet.

The suspectwas arrested and appeared in

the Athlone Court on charges of possession

and dealing in drugs.

HANOVER PARK

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.

Warrant Officer Hayden Johnson and Con-

stable Ayanda Mamhlelani from Athlone

police station have arrested a Tanzanian

man for the illegal possession and dealing

of drugs on Friday 17 June.

Athlone police spokesperson Sergeant Zi-

ta Norman says police were tipped off that

a house inHerbrandStreetwas an outlet for

the sale of drugs.

The 50-year-old suspectwas arrestedwith

336 bank packets of high-grade dagga. The

dagga seized have a street value of R16 800.

Norman states it is alleged that the selling

price of the dagga was R50 per packet.

The suspect is being held in Pollsmoor

prison following his arrest.

V Anyone with information can contact Athlone Po

lice Station on 021 697 9238/39.

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159/2016

V The Yellow Wallpaper, a gothic horror/

drama will be at the Kalk Bay Theatre until

Saturday 2 July. Visit www.kalkbaythea

tre.co.za for tickets or more information.

V Let us Praise!, a gospel concert featuring

Alistair Izobell, TopDog SA, Wilmot

Fredericks, the Joshua Generation Gospel

Choir and Varonica Meyer will be at the

Baxter Theatre from Monday until Sunday 3

July. Tickets are available at Computicket.

V Robin Hood will be staged in Canal

Walks Centre Court Tuesdays to Sundays at

11:00, 12:30 and 14:00 until Saturday 16 July.

Tickets cost R75 at Computicket.

V Emily Child and

Andrew Laubscher will

be performing Louis

Viljoens The Emissary

at the Alexander

Upstairs Theatre until

Saturday 16 July. Visit

shows.alexander

bar.co.za for tickets and

more information.

V The Crypt Jazz Jam

takes place at The

Crypt in CBD on

Tuesday nights from

19:00 with their house

band. Entry is free for

musicians and costs

R50 for patrons. SMS

079 683 4658 or email

[email protected]

to book.

V Loyiso Bala will be

at the Chavonnes

Battery Museum in the

V&A Waterfronts Silo

District on Wedensday

29 June from 19:30.

Tickets are available

from Quicket.co.za.

V Comedy on Roll

presents an open mic

night at Obviously

Armchair in Observatory

on Wednesdays from

21:30. R30. Follow

@ComedyOnARoll on

Twitter for more.

V Arina de Wit en

Hennie Smit is

Woensdag en Vrydag in

die Kunstekaapteater in As Drome Vlerke Kry

te sien. Kaartjies is by Computicket beskik

baar.

V Ian von Memerty will be at Theatre on

the Bay from Wednesday until Sunday 17

July with Keyboard Killers. Tickets are

available at Computicket.

V The Cape Philharmonic Orchestra will

perform Ravel and Rachmaninov with soloist

Rachel Lee Priday (violin), under the baton

of Daniel Boico at Cape Town City Hall on

Thursday from 20:00. Tickets are available

at Computicket.

V Wandile Mbambeni will be at Caf Roux

in Noordhoek on Thursday from 20:30

(dinner will be served from 19:00). R100.

Visit www.webtickets.co.za to book.

V Lost&Found and Boxer The Ring will be

at Sgt Pepper in CBD on Thursday from

21:30. R50. Call 021 424 5608 for more.

V Timothy Kieswetter kuier Donderdag en

Saterdag in die Kunstekaapteater met Die

Stripshow. Kaartjies is by Computicket

beskikbaar.

V The Dance Project will present Something

Old Something New at the Masque Theatre

from Thursday until Saturday. R60. Call

084 400 4141 to book.

V Viccy Wanliss will be launching the first

four singles off her upcoming Synesthesia

album at A Touch of Madness in Observato

ry on Friday from 20:00. Tickets cost R50 at

the door or from Quicket.co.za.

V The Glenn Robertson Jazz Band will

feature different guest acts at Kaleidoscope

caf in Claremont every Friday from 19:30.

Tickets cost R120 including a meal. Call

021 674 5761 to book or send an email to

ghrobertson@kaleido

scope.org.za.

V DJ JP Silver and

international saxophon

ist George Sax will be

playing electro swing

with guest instrumental

ists for The Swing Caf

at Sticks McGee in

Rondebosch every Friday

from 19:30 to 22:00.

R20. Call 021 685 2871

to book.

V Wayne McKay will be

at Barans Theatre and

Restaurant on Friday

and Sunday with On a

Point of Order. Tickets

cost R250 and include a

buffet meal. Call

082 724 7968 to book.

V Pop up Tales will be

on stage at the

Galloway Theatre at

11:00 from Monday until

Saturday 9 July. R100.

Visit www.waterfrontthe

atreschool.co.za/boo

know to book.

V The Lilliput Chil-

drens Theatre

Company will be

presenting Goldilocks

and the Three Bears at

the Nassau Theatre in

Newlands at 10:30 from

Monday until Saturday

16 July. Tickets cost R70

at Computicket.

V The Barleycorn

Music Club meets on Mondays at 20:00 at

Villager Football Club, 11 Lansdowne Road,

Claremont. Entrance is (usually) R30 for

members and R40 for nonmembers. Visit

www.barleycorn.org.za.

V Comedy on Roll will present an open mic

night at I heart IT, Main Road, Rondebosch

on Monday nights from 20:00. R20.

Follow@ComedyOnARoll on Twitter.

V Candice van Litsenborgh and Claire-Lou-

ise Worby will perform Court at the

Alexander Upstairs Theatre at 21:00 from

Monday 4 until Wednesday 6 July. Visit

shows.alexanderbar.co.za for tickets and more

information.

V Daa Gaat die Bruid!, n lekkerlagklug is

van Dinsdag 5 tot Sondag 10 Julie in die in

die Kunstekaapteater te sien. Kaartjies is by

Computicket beskikbaar

Dance Project will dance the night away

The Dance Project will bring their annual

showcase to the Masque Theatre from

Thursday 30 June in Something Old Some-

thing New.

From hip-hop to tap or from modern to

contemporary, The Dance Projects per-

formers of various ages are adept in a wide

range of styles.

Audiences can look forward to every-

thing fromnumbers performed to Mamma

Mia to even pantsula.

Something Old Something New will be

staged at 19:30 from Thursday 30 June to

Saturday 2 July.

A 15:00 matinee show will take place on

the Saturday.

Tickets cost R60 and can be booked by

messaging Janine on 084 400 4141.

V For more information about The Dance Project, a

community based organisation, visit www.thedance

project.co.za or call Janine on 084 400 4141 or Trish

on 083 357 4037.

INTIMATE AFFAIR: Fans of

singer and songwriter Loyiso

Bala will get a chance

experience an intimate acoustic

performance at the Water-

fronts Chavonnes Battery

Museum on Wednesday 29

June. The show will be the

first of a series of Acoustics

Underground performances,

presented in association with

KFM which sees Arno Carstens

and Francois van Coke share

the stage on Wednesday 27

July with Judith Sephuma and

Camillo Lombard performing

on Thursday 18 August. The

shows start at 19:30 with

doors opening at 19:00.

Tickets cost R175 from

www.quicket.co.za.

Goldilocks adventure

A

fter two completely sold out runs in 2015,

TheLilliputChildrensTheatreCompany

will be performing Goldilocks and the Three

Bears again this school holiday.

The childrens classic will 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,

butGoldilocks get lost in thewoodsand stum-

bles across a house belonging to the three

bears.

With nobody home, Goldilocks goes inside

and makes herself at home. The three bears

come home to find their visitor fast asleep

with hilarious consequences. This enchant-

ing fairytale classic is full of laughter, audi-

ence 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 Desle McCon-

ney (Athlone) as Goldilocks, Monique Rock-

man (Elsies River) as Mama Bear, Carmen

Maarman (Woodstock) as Baby Bear, Robyn

Maree (Plumstead) as Papa Bear and Elton

John Duffy (Edgemead) as Grandpa.

V Tickets cost R70 from Computicket. 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

Rockman

(Mama

Bear) ,

Robyn

Maree

(Papa

Bear),

Carmen

Maarman

(Baby Bear)

find Desle

McConney

(Goldilocks)

eating their

porridge in

a scene

from

Goldilocks

and the

Three Bears.



NEWS 11

LOGOS HOPE

Bringing knowledge to Cape Town

NICOLE MCCAIN

@nickymccain

T

he worlds largest floating bookshop has

sailed into the Mother City, bringing

with it over 400 volunteers from 60 coun-

tries.

On board are even a few local faces, visit-

ing their home for the first time since join-

ing as crew on the Logos Hope.

The Logos Hope, a non-profit Internation-

al Book Fair and Youth Service Project ves-

sel, will be docked from Friday 24 June to

Monday 11 July.

Logos Hope, operated by GBA Ships, a

German registered non-profit organisation,

sails across the globe with the purpose of

bringingknowledge, help andhope to thena-

tions of the world.

Logos Hopes book fair sells books for a

fraction of retail prices,making it affordable

for all walks of life. They also offer educa-

tional activities and theatrical performan-

ces on board the ship.

Many of the crew have never been to Cape

Town, the final stop on the ships SouthAfri-

can leg.

However, Neil Meiring is coming home

after a 16-month stint at sea.

Themechanic fromKensington joined the

ship after working as a car mechanic in the

Cape Town CBD.

I felt the Lord leading me to resign. Dur-

ing my last week of notice, I heard about the

(Logos Hope). I had no ambition of joining,

but the Lord led me, he says.

Meiring started his journey working in

the galley, before receiving safety training

and moving to the engine room. He now

works as a general mechanic.

I still get seasick on every journey, he

says, laughing.

Coming to Cape Town was the best feel-

ing. When I saw Table Mountain, my heart

wanted to jump out.

Over the past four decades the fleet ofGBA

Ships has been warmly received in over 500

ports in more than 160 countries, as the ship

provides good educational literature and

promotes unity in diversity.

VOpening hours: 10:00 to 21:30 onWednesdays, 14:00

to 21:30 Sunday to Tuesday. Entrance fee is R5. The

ship is docked at Jetty 2 at the V&A Waterfront

Crew from more than 60 countries will

welcome visitors to the Logos Hope.

PHOTO: NICOLE MCCAIN

Mexican dancers

perform a tradi-

tional item at the

opening of Logos

Hope book fair on

Friday 24 June.

PHOTO: CARINA ROUX

Above: Basjan

Victor (10) and

Bianca Saayman

(8) from Kraaifon-

tein in the book

shop on the Logos

Hope.

PHOTO: CARINA ROUX



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I have been living in Lavender

Hill for 32 of the 39 years which

my family have been in the area.

I have witnessed many changes

over the years: some positive, but

mostly negative. Two of the

positive changes are the role

models we see in our community:

people who sacrifice of their

time, energy and personal

resources to make a difference in

the lives of others. Another

positive is that Lavender Hill has

produced talent in government,

entertainment and the broadcast-

ing field. These are people we

can be truly proud of.

Not for one minute do I think

that being a parent in our

troubled area is easy. It is not. I

take my hat off to the parents

who own up to the challenges

which they have to face on a

daily basis.

One thing I am firm on,

though, is the loitering of

youngsters. They are only too

happy to stand on street corners,

and float from the one dagga

joint to the next, and have no

desire to work. Instead, they

prefer to hang on to every word

which comes from the mouths of

the Skebenga on the corner.

My mother would never let us

spend even a minute in the

company of these people. We

were taught that not every one

can be your friend, but you do

not pull your noses up at anyone.

I see how parents leave their

homes in the cold, dark morn-

ings to go out and work so that

they can feed their off-spring,

most of whom are able-bodied

males. These very same males

are allowed to float from the one

corner to the other.

I take my hat off to the

parents who do not tolerate this.

To the youngsters I say: start

building a life for yourself, go

out and do whatever honest work

you can, so that you can help

your parents put food on the

table.

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Lavender Hill

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LETTERS

Take child safety seriously

I needed to write this letter as I

read how a caring person

advised parents to teach their

children to use a password

when a stranger, potential

abductor or sex predator

approaches them. This pass-

word system is supposed to

protect children from strangers

who approach or speak to them.

We have to go deeper into this

issue of our children and

grandchildrens safety. The best

instructors to teach our children

about their personal safety are

parents and teachers.

The most important rule that

we must drill into our childrens

daily routine is to never talk to

or approach a stranger even if

they know your childs name.

Parents have to practice safety

hints with their children. We as

parents must listen to our

children and know their activi-

ties and their habits.

At home: Never open the

door for strangers. Never engage

in conversation with strangers

when answering the phone.

There must be a list of emergen-

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phone in the event of an emer-

gency and the parents numbers

must be on top of the list.

In public: Never just drop

your children off at a mall,

game arcades, parks or at a

friends home. Get out of the car

and escort them and do the

same when you fetch them.

Never leave a child alone in a

vehicle.

At school: Make sure your

childs name is not visible on

their clothing, backpacks,

suitcases and lunch boxes.

Parents have to do a recce of

the route their children take

and see if there are dangers. If

there are bushes have the local

councillor trim or cut these. See

if you can line your children up

with a buddy system to and

from school.

Communication on a daily

basis between parents and

children is vital. Children must

be encouraged to address their

concerns without fear reprisals.

A quote by Jeannine Lee: Your

children need to know they are

loved and safe, everything else

is adult business.

KEITH BLAKE

Ottery

Holiday treat

at the cinema

Peoples Post and Ster-

Kinekor gave readers a

chance to kick-off the

holiday in luxury this

weekend with a 3D

screening of Finding Dory

at Cavendish Squares

Cinema Prestige on Satur-

day. NK Photography was

there to capture the

excitement.

Here are

some of

the young

Peoples

Post

readers

who were

treated to

popcorn

and

cooldrinks

along with

the movie

while their

parents

got to

enjoy

coffee and

cake.

Vellan Vellai

from

Westridge

brought his

fianc Kim

Bouwer and

her twins

Kaylee and

Erin to enjoy

the screen-

ing.

Lani Kley-

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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

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ELECTRICAL

1810

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24/7 FRIDGE REGASSING

Ph 073 4808 444

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A1 FRIDGE and FREEZER

Regassing. PH 083 535 9300

.

ALL HOME appliances repaired.

Fridge/freezer regassing. For a Free

quote. % Angelo 073 6

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