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Worker's Day Mon May 2 9:30am -12:30pm. Closed EXTRAVAGANZA EXTRAVAGANZA Specials Valid 19 April to 1 May 2011 15-yr Wty E-mail: [email protected] Tuesday 19 April 2011 Tel: 021 713 9440 Fax: 021 713 9481 TAMMY PETERSEN A SINGLE mother claims pressure from Pagad on the management of a local police sta- tion has led to her home being targeted during sting opera- tions, traumatising her and her children. Her accusation comes after two raids at her Rondebosch East house in three weeks, following a confron- tation with the anti-gang and drug movement that accused her son of manufacturing and selling tik from their Heatherley Road house. Four days after the stand-off, her house was petrol-bombed, allegedly by a man driving a car she saw du- ring the confrontation with the group of about 60 men (“Petrol- bombing in Rondebosch East”, Peo- ple’s Post, 29 March). The woman, who asks not to be named for fear of further traumati- sing her daughters and extended family, says police harassed her children on three occasions since the incident. “I’m seriously considering insti- tuting legal proceedings against them because things cannot conti- nue this way,” she tells People’s Post. “This is causing stress and embarrassment to me and my household and I will no longer tole- rate it.” The seamstress says that a week after the petrol bomb incident, her son and two friends were cornered by a group of officers opposite their home. “I had been working at my sewing machine at about 15:00 when I saw an armed policeman run past the side of the house. I ran outside to see what was happening and was shocked to see that the road had been cordoned off and my son and his two friends were lying in the road while they and the car were being searched. I asked them what they were doing and an officer said I must get into the house be- cause shots were going to be fired. I started protesting and my son told me to go inside. As I watched from my gate, the main officer showed the others that there was nothing and they simply got into their vehi- cles and drove off.” An hour and a half later, while the family sat in their lounge wat- ching TV, another group of officers showed up at her door. “My daughter took the key and wanted to unlock the security gate, but the officers were trying to break through it with their crowbars. She started shouting that it wasn’t ne- cessary to break it down and when she opened up, the policemen poin- ted guns at them and instructed them to lie on the floor.” She says she refused to lie on the ground because she “had to see to the kids”. “Some of them ran down the pas- sage while the others stayed with us in the lounge. My 20-year-old daughter accompanied them while they searched through our house, throwing clothes on the floor and hitting holes into the doors. I made it clear to them from the onset that there were no locked doors in my house. None of the damage was ne- cessary.” She says the officers then moved to the cottage in her back yard, which is being leased by two te- nants. “I protested because they were not home and I did not want to in- vade their privacy. They were not willing to accept this and they threatened to break down the door if I didn’t produce the keys. When I eventually found a key that fit they went in and trashed the place, throwing their belongings around and turning the whole place upside down.” The police found nothing illegal in the house or in the cottage. “As they were leaving, I asked them why they had not produced a search warrant. This was the third time I had asked them. Earlier they would respond by telling me to shut up. The officer showed it to me as they were leaving and when I asked what they had been looking for, he told me stolen goods and drugs. Where do they get this nonsense? What gives them the right to barge into my home, upset my family and turn my house into a war zone when they have no proof that we are in- volved in illegal activities?” But this was not the first time her home was left in a mess by the au- thorities. Two weeks ago, a different group of officers entered her home while her 15-year-old daughter was sitting in the lounge. “They barged into the house armed with long rifles and she got such a fright, she ran down the pas- sage and out the back door as I rushed out of the kitchen to see what was happening at the front door. Next thing I know, these men carrying massive guns force their way past me and follow her out the back door, thinking she is fleeing with drugs. When I got there, she was standing in the yard in tears, totally terrified by what was going on. Eventually she agreed to come in and the officers started scouring the house, once again finding no- thing.” However, the raid on Thursday was the final straw for the mother of four. “After the officers left, I went straight to Lansdowne Police Sta- tion and asked for the station com- missioner. She had already left and when I returned the next morning, she was apparently unavailable. I spoke to the second-in-command and when I told her what had hap- pened, she acted shocked, saying ‘they weren’t supposed to break an- ything’. I told her that I wanted them to look into what had hap- pened and what proof they had to warrant such action.” She says the superintendent told her that they were being “pressu- rised by Pagad” to do something about the drugs and gangsterism within the precinct. “That, I am sorry to say, is not my problem. There are real drug dea- lers and criminals doing their dea- lings without fear while innocent families are being harassed. What is this experience teaching my chil- dren about the police? That they can just pounce on whatever house they want, invade their privacy and make false accusations because they are the law? My family has gone through enough trauma as it is.” The woman says she was contac- ted by a warrant officer at the sta- tion, who asked her to download photos taken after the incident and to supply them with quotes for the damages incurred. “I don’t see much happening with this case because the investigating officer is the same policeman who is supposedly looking into the pe- trol bombing of my house. “He still hasn’t given me any sa- tisfactory feedback about the first incident.” She adds that she visited the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court on Fri- day, where she spoke to a senior magistrate who advised her to sue the police. “Even though I don’t want to put my family through the trauma, there is nothing else I can do. I have to stop what the police are doing to us and if this is the only thing I can do, it has to be done.” Colonel Livona Januari, the sta- tion commissioner of Lansdowne police, denies that her team is tar- geting the house because of pres- sure from Pagad. “We are acting on information received from the com- munity. Observations were done and the house was implicated. We are doing our job by following up on tip-offs.” Hanif Loonat, the chairperson of the Nyanga Cluster Community Po- lice Forum, says it’s the communi- ty, not Pagad, placing pressure on the police. “If they stop their non- sense, the police will stop harassing them. The community will not be si- lenced and they will be caught even- tually. “We will continue, even if they are caught after 10 raids.” Osman Sahib, an executive mem- ber of Pagad, says he has “no sym- pathy” for the woman. “She knows what her son is doing. He has de- stroyed a countless number of lives so this is really a small price she is paying for his deeds,” he says. The organisation is “placing pressure” on all police stations to act on suspected drug dealers be- cause lives are being destroyed, Sa- hib adds. “Besides, the police won’t just act because we say so. They are being given information by the communi- ties and the authorities are reacting to these tip-offs, as they should.” [email protected] ‘Pagad pressure’ blamed for raids DAMAGING: The outside gate was damaged even though her daughter was willing to unlock it, the woman claims. DESTRUCTIVE: A gaping hole in the toilet door was “totally unneces- sary” as the door was unlocked at the time of the raid, she says.

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    E-mail: [email protected] Tuesday 19 April 2011 Tel: 021 713 9440 Fax: 021 713 9481

    TAMMY PETERSEN

    A SINGLE mother claimspressure from Pagad on themanagement of a local police sta-tion has led to her home beingtargeted during sting opera-tions, traumatising her and herchildren.

    Her accusation comes after tworaids at her Rondebosch East housein three weeks, following a confron-tation with the anti-gang and drugmovement that accused her son ofmanufacturing and selling tik fromtheir Heatherley Road house.

    Four days after the stand-off, herhouse was petrol-bombed, allegedlyby a man driving a car she saw du-ring the confrontation with thegroup of about 60 men (Petrol-bombing in Rondebosch East, Peo-ples Post, 29 March).

    The woman, who asks not to benamed for fear of further traumati-sing her daughters and extendedfamily, says police harassed herchildren on three occasions sincethe incident.

    Im seriously considering insti-tuting legal proceedings againstthem because things cannot conti-nue this way, she tells PeoplesPost. This is causing stress andembarrassment to me and myhousehold and I will no longer tole-rate it.

    The seamstress says that a weekafter the petrol bomb incident, herson and two friends were corneredby a group of officers opposite theirhome. I had been working at mysewing machine at about 15:00when I saw an armed policemanrun past the side of the house. I ranoutside to see what was happeningandwas shocked to see that the roadhad been cordoned off and my sonand his two friends were lying inthe road while they and the carwere being searched. I asked themwhat they were doing and an officersaid I must get into the house be-cause shots were going to be fired.I started protesting and my son toldme to go inside. As I watched frommy gate, the main officer showedthe others that there was nothing

    and they simply got into their vehi-cles and drove off.

    An hour and a half later, whilethe family sat in their lounge wat-ching TV, another group of officersshowed up at her door.

    My daughter took the key andwanted to unlock the security gate,but the officers were trying to breakthrough it with their crowbars. Shestarted shouting that it wasnt ne-cessary to break it down and whenshe opened up, the policemen poin-ted guns at them and instructedthem to lie on the floor.

    She says she refused to lie on theground because she had to see tothe kids.

    Some of them ran down the pas-sage while the others stayed with usin the lounge. My 20-year-olddaughter accompanied them whilethey searched through our house,throwing clothes on the floor andhitting holes into the doors. I madeit clear to them from the onset thatthere were no locked doors in myhouse. None of the damage was ne-cessary.

    She says the officers then movedto the cottage in her back yard,which is being leased by two te-nants.

    I protested because they werenot home and I did not want to in-vade their privacy. They were notwilling to accept this and theythreatened to break down the doorif I didnt produce the keys. WhenI eventually foundakey that fit theywent in and trashed the place,throwing their belongings aroundand turning the whole place upsidedown.

    The police found nothing illegalin the house or in the cottage.

    As they were leaving, I askedthem why they had not produced asearch warrant. This was the thirdtime I had asked them. Earlier theywould respond by telling me to shutup. The officer showed it to me asthey were leaving and when I askedwhat they had been looking for, hetold me stolen goods and drugs.Where do they get this nonsense?What gives them the right to bargeinto my home, upset my family andturnmyhouse into awar zonewhen

    they have no proof that we are in-volved in illegal activities?

    But this was not the first time herhome was left in a mess by the au-thorities.

    Two weeks ago, a different groupof officers entered her home whileher 15-year-olddaughterwas sittingin the lounge.

    They barged into the housearmed with long rifles and she gotsuch a fright, she ran down the pas-sage and out the back door as Irushed out of the kitchen to seewhat was happening at the frontdoor. Next thing I know, these mencarrying massive guns force theirway past me and follow her out theback door, thinking she is fleeingwith drugs. When I got there, shewas standing in the yard in tears,totally terrified by what was goingon. Eventually she agreed to comein and the officers started scouringthe house, once again finding no-thing.

    However, the raid on Thursdaywas the final straw for the motherof four.

    After the officers left, I wentstraight to Lansdowne Police Sta-tion and asked for the station com-missioner. She had already left andwhen I returned the next morning,she was apparently unavailable. Ispoke to the second-in-commandand when I told her what had hap-pened, she acted shocked, sayingthey werent supposed to break an-ything. I told her that I wantedthem to look into what had hap-pened and what proof they had towarrant such action.

    She says the superintendent toldher that they were being pressu-rised by Pagad to do somethingabout the drugs and gangsterismwithin the precinct.

    That, I am sorry to say, is not myproblem. There are real drug dea-lers and criminals doing their dea-lings without fear while innocentfamilies are being harassed. Whatis this experience teaching my chil-dren about the police? That theycan just pounce on whatever housethey want, invade their privacy andmake false accusations becausethey are the law? My family has

    gone through enough trauma as itis.

    The woman says she was contac-ted by a warrant officer at the sta-tion, who asked her to downloadphotos taken after the incident andto supply them with quotes for thedamages incurred.

    I dont see much happening withthis case because the investigatingofficer is the same policeman whois supposedly looking into the pe-trol bombing of my house.

    He still hasnt given me any sa-tisfactory feedback about the firstincident.

    She adds that she visited theWynberg Magistrates Court on Fri-day, where she spoke to a seniormagistrate who advised her to suethe police.

    Even though I dont want to putmy family through the trauma,there is nothing else I can do. I haveto stop what the police are doing tous and if this is the only thing I cando, it has to be done.

    Colonel Livona Januari, the sta-tion commissioner of Lansdownepolice, denies that her team is tar-geting the house because of pres-sure from Pagad. We are acting oninformation received from the com-

    munity. Observations were doneand the house was implicated. Weare doing our job by following up ontip-offs.

    Hanif Loonat, the chairperson ofthe Nyanga Cluster Community Po-lice Forum, says its the communi-ty, not Pagad, placing pressure onthe police. If they stop their non-sense, the police will stop harassingthem. The community will not be si-lenced and they will be caught even-tually.

    We will continue, even if theyare caught after 10 raids.

    Osman Sahib, an executive mem-ber of Pagad, says he has no sym-pathy for the woman. She knowswhat her son is doing. He has de-stroyed a countless number of livesso this is really a small price she ispaying for his deeds, he says.

    The organisation is placingpressure on all police stations toact on suspected drug dealers be-cause lives are being destroyed, Sa-hib adds.

    Besides, the police wont just actbecause we say so. They are beinggiven information by the communi-ties and the authorities are reactingto these tip-offs, as they should.

    [email protected]

    Pagad pressure blamed for raids

    DAMAGING: The outside gate wasdamaged even though her daughterwas willing to unlock it, the womanclaims.

    DESTRUCTIVE: A gaping hole in thetoilet door was totally unnecessary as the door was unlocked atthe time of the raid, she says.

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    CHARLOTTE TABISHER, aformer DA councillor whowas axed after being convictedon eight charges of misconduct,wants to be councillor again.

    All political parties and inde-pendent candidates throughoutCape Town are gear-ing up for the lo-cal governmentelections onWednesday 18May and Tabish-er is a part of thatrace.

    Tabisher, aformer Ward 49councillor whofaced criminalcharges and wasremoved as a Cityof Cape Towncouncillor onThursday 24 June2010, has decidedto once again runfor the position ofcouncillor, thistime in Ward 47, which coversHanover Park.

    Tabisher was found guilty ofmisconduct on Wednesday 14April 2010 by the Citys discipli-nary committee after an internalinvestigation since August last

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    Tabisher is now run-ning under the bannerof a new party, theSouth African Progres-siveCivicOrganisation(SAPCO) which wasformed in May 2010.

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    I have walked out of the party.I cannot mislead my people. I start-ed the organisation and wanted tomake a difference, to fight civic is-sues, but then all the wrong peoplestarted joining the party.

    When Tabisher came on board,I wasnt comfortable at all, shemisled the people and was foundguilty on nine charges, yet nowshe wants to be councillor again.I have since joined the National In-dependent Civic Organisation be-cause I do not want to be part ofmisleading the people.

    Courtney Sampson, the provin-cial electoral officer, says Tabish-er has every right to be a candi-date. She is a South African citi-zen and she is registered in themunicipality she is contesting asa voter. According to the legisla-tion she can be a candidate and canalsobe the councillor if she is elect-ed. If the people want her, the peo-ple will have her.

    Charlotte for councillor again?

    Disgraced former DA councillor, Charlotte Tabisher, is standing as a candidate in the 2011 elections.

    Party gives disgraced former ward representative a shot for local election

    If theywant her,they willhave her

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    Big fish nabbed after local arrestTAMMY PETERSEN

    THE arrest of what is believed to be threesmall-time dealers in Rondebosch East ledLansdowne police to a big fish in CapeTown.

    A tip-off from a Fourth Avenue resident onThursday 7 April, who suspected that drugswere being delivered at a house in his road,saw R21 600s worth of dagga being confiscat-ed.

    Warrant Officer Robert Lakey, spokesper-son for Lansdowne police, says the call wasmade at 11:10 that morning and a sector vehi-cle was immediately dispatched to follow up.

    As the officers were driving to the scene,a second call came through, alerting themembers that the car had driven off. Afterthe description of the vehicle was given, thecar drove past the police van and we gavechase. They were apprehended within theroad and the two suspects were taken backto the house where the deal allegedly tookplace.

    One of the men then confessed to what hadhappened and told the police where the loadwas being stored. We searched the houseand found a locked safe. When it was opened,27 small packets of high-grade, indoor culti-vated dagga known as cheese, were found,as well as 15 seven-gram units and one biggerbag of dagga. The safe, as well as the drugs,was taken to the station to serve as evi-dence.

    Lakey says the man who lived in the house

    and the two men who had been in the carwere immediately arrested.

    One of the suspects was released into hisparents care shortly thereafter as he is only16 years old. The other two appeared in thenight court the following night and were re-leased on bail.

    While in custody, the suspects pointed thepolice to a Tanzanian national living in Cas-tle Street, Cape Town, who is allegedly theirsupplier. The suspects provided the officerwith a contact number. He then called the al-leged dealer, posing as a customer and theman then invited the policeman to his flat.

    On their arrival, the 30-year-old man, whocalls himself Joe, produced a sealed chipspacket to the officers who opened it andfound dagga inside.

    The officer then identified himself andplaced the man under arrest. The man al-lowed the officers to search his home, andthree similar bags were found, totalling 70grams of dagga valued at R600. The man wastaken to the Cape Town Central police sta-tion where he was charged with dealing indrugs.

    Lakey encourages anyone with informa-tion on suspected peddlers, the big fish orsmall fry, to phone the police on (021) 700-9000. The smaller dealers are connected tothe major criminals. By fingering the minorplayers we can possibly corner the big-timemerchants and make huge steps forward inour fight against drug abuse, Lakey con-cludes.

    Community worker arrestedTAMMY PETERSEN

    ONE of the founding members ofHanover Parks DA Womens Fo-rum and a familiar face who feeds thepoor was arrested last week for posses-sion of an illegal gun.

    Fatima van Schoor (53) appeared in theAthlone Magistrates Court on Monday 11April and spent a week in Pollsmoor Prisonbefore being released on R800 bail last Mon-day.

    Police spokesperson, Warrant OfficerIan Bennett, says members of Philippi po-lice raided Van Schoors Hanover Park Av-enue house on Friday 8 April at 16:00.

    An unlicensed firearm was found in thehouse and the woman was arrested, hesays.

    The gun was sent for analysis to deter-mine if it had been stolen and who it be-longs to.

    But Van Schoor says the gun was plantedby the officers, who she claims were notfrom Philippi police but from Grassy Park.

    They came into my house with theirwarrant and searched my house. I accom-panied them to my room and as the officerwas going through my wardrobe, I saw himtake the gun out from under his bullet-proof vest and produce it like he found itthere. Next thing they arrested me and myson and put us in the van.

    She says the officers told her that the gunwas used in a murder in Lavender Hill.

    They told me to implicate my son but Ididnt. I am totally against guns. Why

    would we be involved in a murder case? Iwork for the community!

    Her son was later released while VanSchoor remained in custody.

    While local community workers wereshocked at the incident, they were furtheroutraged when local DA members appa-rently started a petition after her arrest ina bid to get her released when she appearedin theAthloneMagistratesCourt lastMon-day.

    A community worker, who asked not tobe named, says residents approached herafter being asked to sign the appeal and de-scribes the move as an outrage.

    We as community workers are here toact as an example for the residents, wholook to us for help and guidance.

    The fact that she was arrested is disap-pointing, but no one is above the law andif it is found that she is involved in criminalactivity the same legal steps taken againstany other suspect should be institutedagainst her.

    She says a bad example is being set bythose collecting support for her release.

    Let the law lead the way. If she is foundto be innocent she will be cleared. You cantuse politics to try and interfere in thecourse of justice.

    But Van Schoor hits back that the resi-dents were showing support because theyknow she would never be involved insomething like this.

    The people know me and they know thetruth. What I went through was traumati-sing. I am taking this thing to the Independ-ent Complaints Directorate.

    Where are you?CAPETOWNChildWelfare is seekingRan-dall Rippenaar, the father of Fatima Vieira,who was last seen in Bishop Lavis.

    They are also trying to trace Nazeem Sa-lie, the father of Aiesha Vieira, who is be-lieved to be deceased.

    Anyone who knows of Rippenaarswhereabouts or is able to confirmthatSaliehas died, is asked to urgently contact Mea-gan McCarthy at Child Welfares offices on(021) 692-0667.

    Vacant block of flats clearedTAMMY PETERSEN

    ELEVEN people were removed from a half-built blockof flats inLansdowneRoadonFri-day night by police and neighbourhoodwatch members.

    The owners of the development have alsocommitted to fencing the eyesore and secu-rity guards have been dispatched to the site,which residents say has become a magnet forcriminals and unsavoury characters.

    In Fridays operation, the inhabitantswere found sleeping and loitering in varioussections of the development and were chasedfrom the property by the officers.

    Warrant Officer Robert Lakey, spokesper-son for Lansdowne police, says the peoplewent quietly after being given a chance toretrieve their bags and mattresses.

    We visited the property over the weekendand until now there has been no other activi-ty at the site. Continuous check-ups will beconducted, he says.

    Hanif Loonat, the Nyanga Cluster Commu-nity Police Forum chairperson, says the ac-tion stems from community concerns oversafety. This place has become a den for drugdealers because of how dark it is, as well asan easy business point for the prostitutes op-erating on Lansdowne Road. Police intelli-gence has also found evidence that the houseis being used to store stolen goods, he says.

    Jeremy Joseph, who has been living inLansdowne for the past 32 years, says thebuilding creates a slum feel to the area.

    Its an embarrassing eyesore. It standsout like a sore thumb and gives a disgracefulimpression of the hard-working and proudpeople who live here, the angry residentsays.

    Things have changed drastically since

    he and his wife initially moved into the area,Joseph continues.

    This used to be an area where decent,well-educated lived. But the prostitutes anddrug dealers have turned this into a shame-ful place. Get rid of the scum! The people ofLansdowne need to stop living in their shellsand allowing their streets to become crimescenes.

    Root out those who dont have the areasbest interests at heart. They have no respectfor those who live here.

    Nomathansanqa Mili, who has been work-ing at a Lansdowne Road business for 13years, says she regularly notices peoplewho look like skollies slipping in and out ofthe building. Its easy for them to get inthere and do what they like. Im concernedbecause although I live in Philippi, this placeis my second home and I can see howLansdowne is heading in a bad direction.

    She says she sometimes chases school chil-dren away from the house when she catchesthe bus home because its dangerous inthere. I dont know what they want to doin there. Whoever owns the place must takeresponsibility and sort out this building. Ei-ther finish the development or secure it sothat it doesnt become a full-on drug den.

    Mohamed Ismail, from Priority Develop-ers cc, which owns the building, says build-ing ceased due to a lack of funding, but heand his partners are in the process of apply-ing to banks for further finance.

    Building will continue once we have se-cured this. In the meantime, security guardsare already on duty so that we can keep peo-ple off the property. We have also applied tocouncil for permission to build a boundarywall, which will be done as soon as the pro-posal is approved.

    MOVE: Hanif Loonat, the chairperson of the Nyanga Cluster Community Police Forum, sendsloiterers on their way. Photo: Lester Filies

  • Page 4 Peoples Post Lansdowne NEWS Tuesday 19 April 2011

    Crackdownon residentialscrapyardsA 65-YEAR-OLD man was arrested in theearly hours of yesterday morning whenmembers of the City of Cape Towns Met-al Theft Unit, known as the Copperheads,conducted a raid at illegal scrapyards op-erating from home.

    Accompanied by the Metro Police, theBusiness Sector Forum and the WesternCape Crate Recovery Task Team, the Cop-perheads nabbed the man, who was alleged-ly found in possession of stolen property.

    Several chopped-up refuse bins and crateswere found on his property.

    Neil Arendse, Law Enforcement spokes-person, says the man was arrested becausethe bins were council-issued.

    He says there has been an increase in thenumber of bins being chopped up and sentto the Far East, as they are made from a spe-cial type of plastic which is in demand over-seas.

    Operations such as this will continue asthe City increases its focus on closing downmarkets that create avenues for the stolengoods industry, Arendse says.

    Various fines totalling R2 000 were also is-sued to people running scrapyards fromtheir homes.

    Dealing with addictionJOIN the University of the Third Age for atalk on recognising and coping with addic-tion with Dr Roger Meyer on Thursday 21April at 10:00 at the Belthorn CommunityCentre at the corner of Belgravia andKinders roads.

    Admission is free.For more information, email jacki-

    [email protected].

    SUSPICIOUS: A Peoples Post reader took this photo of twomenloading a geyser onto a truck on Racecourse Road on Wednesday 13 March. The reader, who did not want his named, initiallysaw the men pushing the trolley in the Rondebosch East areaand followed them. According to the reader, the men seemedto be in a hurry. The truck then dropped off the men and thegeyser at a scrap metal dealer named Scrap Mania in TurfhallRoad. According to Fadiel Bowas, the owner of the business,no suspicious items are accepted at Scrap Mania. Bowas saysall traders have to produce their ID when selling metal and havetheir details taken down. According to Warrant Officer Ian Bennet, spokesperson for the Athlone police, no geysers were reported stolen in the Rondebosch East area in the past twomonths. Bennet says anyone who has had their geyser stolenshould call the station on (021) 6979238.

    ONE SPIRIT:Members of theLansdowneMoravianChurch walkedthrough localstreets to markPalm Sunday atthe weekend.The spiritedgroup, made upof both youngand old members, greetedresidents andentertainedpassersby withmusic providedby the churchsband.

    Photo: Gavin Sias

    An Easter to rememberTHE Prophetic Word and Wor-ship Centre in Athlone will behaving an Easter conference atthe Rylands Civic Centre. Theconference will consist of work-shops, leadership training, moti-vational speakers and premiersports and business mentorshipof high achievers.

    It takes place on Thursday 21

    and Saturday 23 April from 10:00until 17:00. The cost is R100 perperson.. On Friday 22 and Sunday 24

    April services will be free. Serv-ices on Friday are from 12:00 un-til 15:00 and Sunday from 10:00until 12:30. For more informationcontact Melody on 083 764 3774 orEmmanuel on 072 340 3218.

  • Tuesday 19 April 2011 NEWS Peoples Post Lansdowne Page 5

    Shot in the armfor trauma unitGF JOOSTE HOSPITAL in Manenberg re-ceived over R2 million to upgrade itsEmergency Unit last Wednesday.

    The donation was made by the Ibn Insti-tute of Tibb a family trust managed by theOasis Crescent Fund.

    The investors donate non-permissible in-come in termsofShariah investmentprinci-ples to charity via the Oasis Crescent FundTrust. According to Islamic law, the inves-tors cannot spend the interest they get onmoney and therefore donate it to charity.

    Theuns Botha, Health MEC for the Wes-tern Cape, wel-comed the gener-ous donationfrom the Tibb In-stitute.

    The unit is anadult acute medi-cine and emergency unit, with a team ofthree doctors and 10 nurses.

    It has a four-bed resuscitation area withventilator support.

    The new R2 million cash injection willcreate a dedicated gynaecology area for theimprovement of womens health. Thank youto the Tibb Foundation for making thismuch-needed upgrade possible.

    He said GF Jooste hospital has one of thehighest volumes of emergency cases in theWestern Cape. The hospital last received in-frastructural improvement in 1996.

    Shaheen Ebrahim, chairman of the OasisGroup and the Oasis Crescent Fund Trustsays: The Oasis Crescent Fund Trust feelsfortunate to bring this meaningful relief

    through this generous donation from Tibb,to the communities of Manenberg, Gugu-lethu, Nyanga and Klipfontein,

    Professor Rashid Bhikha, chairperson ofthe Tibb Foundation, said: We saw the pres-sures placed on the existing Emergency Unitand took the opportunity to assist the West-ern Cape Department of Health in upgradingand refurbishing the Unit.

    Through this donation our organisationsupports the Department of Healths mis-sion to provide equitable access to qualityhealth services in partnership.

    Botha added that the provincial govern-ments investment incapital projects andupgrades are the big-gest the province hasever undertaken atone given time.

    The Khayelitshaand Mitchells Plain hospitals that are underconstruction are milestones in the history ofthis province.

    In addition the department has 30 capitalprojects under construction, 18 capitalprojects in planning stage and 13 projectswhich are being looked at, but not in theplanning stages yet. At present there are 88in feasibility stage.

    The total estimated cost of all capitalprojects for the next five years exceededR8 billion.

    These projects varied in size and extent,the smallest being an ambulance station ofR10 million and the largest being the esti-mated R1 billion restorations and re-devel-opment of Valkenberg hospital.

    ADDING UP: The annual UCT Mathematics Competition for Western Cape high schoolstook place on Thursday 14 April. Seven thousand pupils from 130 schools enjoyed anevening tackling mathematical problems. Budding mathematicians milled around, findingtheir way to 60 different lecture theatres and tutorial rooms in every building across thecampus. Gold awards and calculators are presented for top results in each grade at theJune prizegiving. Top achievers will be invited to a follow up event, the UCT InvitationalMathematics Challenge. The results will be used to select the Western Province teamsfor the South African InterProvincial Mathematics Olympiad in September. The UCTMathematics Competition is the universitys biggest outreach project for schools.

    Photo: Danielle Karallis

    No secrets for civil societyTHE Right2Know campaign, an organisa-tion committed to the free flow of informa-tion, is calling on individuals and commu-nity organisations to help them draft theSA Secrets List.

    The body was launched in August lastyear to stop the Protection of InformationBill, also known as the secrecy bill, whichis currently before Parliament.

    The Secrecy List will be a compilation ofverbal and written submissions from thepublic about what information they feel

    should be made available to them to im-prove everyday life.

    It will be discussed and documented ata public meeting at the Mowbray TownHall on Wednesday 20 April, from 09:00 to16:00. Representatives from community or-ganisations can make a verbal testimonyat the public meeting or a written submis-sion by email to [email protected] can also make submissions. CallNkwame on (021) 461-7211 or 078 227 6008or email [email protected].

  • Page 6 Peoples Post Lansdowne NEWS Tuesday 19 April 2011

    Your ward candidatesVARIOUS people have putthemselves forward as wardcouncillor candidates, andWednesday on 18 May you

    have the chance to vote for oneof them. Peoples Post invitedall the ward councillor candi-dates in your area to submit

    photos and profiles on them-selves. We publish the profilesand photos received. The can-didates for ward councillor

    publishedherehaveallmet theIndependent Electoral Com-missions requirements tostand for election.

    Ward 41

    Ward 42

    Ward 46

    Ward 47

    Ward 60Stephen Goodson,leader of the Abolition of Income Taxand Usury Party, isstanding for councillor of Ward 41.He says the partysmain proposal isthe establishmentof a municipal bank, which will create money out of nothing using fractional reserves, as commercialbanks currently do.

    Al Jamaahs Zuhrein Haynie is acommunity worker.

    Zuhrein Haynie (Aljama) is the youngest candidate inher party and saysthat she intends toput the youth first ifshe is electedcouncillor of ward41. Haynie saysshe intends toreach out to older residents of herward through the youth and addressthe needs of everyone in her area.

    Norman Moyo isthe candidate forthe Universal Civic of SouthAfrica.He has been involved with a civic movement tohelp the community and project for the youth to getthem off the streets. If I have yourvote I will make a difference

    Stephen Goodson,leader of the Abolition of Income Taxand Usury Party, isstanding for councillor of Ward 42. Hesays the partysmain proposal is theestablishment of amunicipal bank, which will createmoney out of nothing using fractionalreserves, as commercial banks currently do.

    Norman Moyo is thecandidate for theUniversal Civic ofSouth Africa. He hasbeen involved with acivic movement tohelp the communityand project for theyouth to get them offthe streets. If I have your vote I willmake a difference.

    Nosizopo Nqabeniwill represent theDemocratic Alliancein the election.

    Mogamat RushenBester, representative for theAfrica MuslimParty is a community worker.

    Toyer Hendricks(Cape MuslimCongress) isthe imaam atthe Nural IslamMosque in Heideveld and is responsible formanaging themosques socialwelfare programmes in the area.Hendricks is also involved in anticrime and youth programmes in Heideveld.

    . Cape Party: Eric Jansen

    The AfricanBond of UnitysPat Debba plansto lobby for people who live incouncil homesformore than 30years to ownthese properties. She plans to monitor whethersecurity forces perform their dutiesand not leave the job to vigilantes.Debba further hopes to see free education and safer schools being available to the youth.

    Stephen Goodson, leader ofthe Abolition ofIncome Tax andUsury Party, isstanding forcouncillor ofWard 46. Hesays the partys main proposal is theestablishment of a municipal bank,which will create money out of nothing using fractional reserves, ascommercial banks currently do.

    Louise Botha,who representsthe UniversalCivics of SouthAfrica says shehas been involved in politics for 10 yearsand to her service delivery ismost important.

    Somaya Hartnick from the Africa Muslim Party works withthe elderly,transportingthem to andfrom hospitaland also checkson them to see if they need anythingfrom shops.

    Mareldia Hendricks represents the Al Jamaah Partyand runs a feeding scheme inValhala Park.

    Moulana Ebrahim Gaffoor(Cape MuslimCongress) is,according to theparty, a longserving activistand educator inhis area. TheCape MuslimCongress saysGaffoor is deeply involved in the social welfareneeds of his ward. Gaffoor teachersand officiates at a local mosque andconducts conflict resolution classes.

    The AfricanBond of UnitysStanley Fredericks is studyingInternationalRelations andRadio Broadcasting throughUNISA. Hehopes to worktowards achieving free education as well aseconomic empowerment andsmall business development. Landissues, housing problems and solutions surrounding water meters willalso receive his attention.

    The African Peoples Conventions MawethuNdude is the coordinator ofYouth in Sport inKhayelitsha. Hehas formed anathletics clubcalled New Balance Khayelitsha and was thechairperson ofthe Khayelitsha Sport Council from1997 till 1999. He was also thechairperson of Disadvantaged Fishing Communities in South Africafrom 2000 till 2004. Ndude was alsothe managing director of Inkosi KetaMarine in Hout Bay from 2004 till2007. He was previously a teacherat Bergvliet and Llandudno primaryschools and is the chairperson of African Peoples Convention in theWestern Cape.

    The DAs JunadeHoosain willstand for election.

    . Cape PartyJefferey Classen

    Stephen Goodson, leader ofthe Abolition ofIncome Tax andUsury Party, isstanding forcouncillor ofWard 42. Hesays the partysmain proposalis the establishment of a municipal bank, which will create money out of nothing using fractional reserves, as commercial bankscurrently do.

    NormanMoyo isthe candidatefor the Universal Civic ofSouth Africa.He has been involved with acivic movementto help the community andproject for the youth to get them offthe streets. If I have your vote I willmake a difference.

    Moulana Ebrahim Gaffoor(Cape MuslimCongress) is, according to theparty, a longserving activistand educator inhis area. TheCape MuslimCongress saysGaffoor is deeplyinvolved in thesocial welfare needs of his ward. Gaffoor teachers and officiates at a localmosque and conducts conflict resolution classes.

    MawethuNdude(African Peoples Convention) is thechairperson ofAfrican PeoplesConvention inthe WesternCape. He is alsoa youth sportcoordinator inKhayelitsha andformed an athletics club called NewBalance Khayelitsha. Ndude was formerly the chairperson of the Khayelitsha Sport Council from 1997 to1999.

    The South African ProgressiveCivic Organisations CharlotteTabisher is described by herparty as a verywell known political activistand a hardworking communityleader. Her areas of concernare homelessness of welleducated people, HIV/AIDS and the high rate of TB in herimmediate area. She would like tosee service delivery happen and saysthat council must allow communitymembers to utilise civic centres,schools and empty halls as venueswhere the youth can be educatedand uplifted.

    TheDAsAntoniovan der Rheedewill stand forelection.

    The NationalPartys (NP)Elizabeth Bantom has been amember of theNP since 1992,and was electedward councillorin 1996. She assists locals withaffidavits, disability documents, andhelps with applications for rental relief. She plans to fight for tenants to have ownership of their councilowned flats.

    .Cape PartyJefferey Classen

    Stephen Goodson, leader ofthe Abolition ofIncome Tax andUsury Party, isstanding forcouncillor ofWard 60. Hesays the partysmain proposal isthe establishment of a municipal bank,which will create money out of nothing using fractional reserves, as commercialbanks currently do. It will enable a15% reduction in property rates andprovision of 2% home loans to ratepayers, who have at least 10% of thepurchase price of a house on fixeddeposit with the bank.

    David Sasman is acandidatefor the Universal Civics of SouthAfrica. He iswellknownand has hadprevious experience ascouncillor he promises to makea differencein the community.

    RehanaFlacks is therepresentative of Al Jamaah Party.She works atthe Sherwood ParkSpecial CareCentre (SPSCC) withmentallychallengedchildren fromManenberg,Hanover Park, Lansdowne, Athlone,Heideveld and Bonteheuwel. She isthe coordinator for the Ernst andYoung Account. She has also assisted with distribution of funding tocharities linked with the company.She also assisted with coordinatingteams to help build houses in theproject Habitat for Humanity withtwo houses per year sponsored byErnst and Young and has assistedWestern Cape community organisations in administration.

    MawethuNdude (AfricanPeoples Convention) is thechairperson ofAfrican Peoples Convention in theWestern Cape.He is also ayouth sport coordinator inKhayelitshaand formed anathletics clubcalledNewBalance Khayelitsha. Ndude was formerly the chairperson of the Khayelitsha Sport Council from 1997 to1999.

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    GARY VAN DYK

    FREEDOM DAY on 27 April will be cel-ebrated with a creative spirit when theGenerations Cafe in Epping hosts aBand Aid fund-raiser in conjunctionwith theWesternCapeMusiciansAsso-ciation.

    CalvinPeters, of thevenuebetterknownas The G Spot, says this event is to cele-brate music that played a part in the free-dom of this country, and to raise moneyfor musicians who are in despair.

    Theparticularbeneficiaryat this eventwill be guitarist Julius May, a young manwho became susceptible to substanceabuse and other temptations as well as thepitfalls of the industry like alcohol.

    After a suicide attempt three monthsago, Julius decided to turn his life aroundand go to a rehab for cleansing and to re-start his life.

    Ironically 27 April, which is FreedomDay, will mark Juliuss discharge from re-hab and the talented young guitarist haspledged to assist other aspiring musoswho experience the same struggle in theindustry.

    He will also perform with his band onthe day, said Peters.

    Peters added that Julius was one of themost talented guitarists to come up duringrecent times, sharing the stage with manyof the legends around town over the years.

    Many of the musicians are supportinghim through this time and will be offeringtheir time and talents to take to the stage.

    These include musicians such asJonathan Rubain, Allou April, Blackkur-

    rant, Sammy Webber, The Next Step,Brown Suga, and many more, but any art-ists who would still like to perform canjust rock up on the day.

    Fires will be provided for a bring nbraai and the doors will open at 14:00. Thelive action will kick off at 16:00, with a min-imum donation of R40.

    Any bands or artists who want to con-tribute are welcome to come along or callWilliam Rezandt on 073 399 0244 for moreinfo.

    The venue is in Gerry Ferry Crescent,off Gunners Circle in Epping.

    IN YOURFACE: Paraphernalia, a quirkytheatrical experience that questionsthe notion of biggeris better consumerism, will be on stageat the New AfricaTheatre Associationat 43 Golf CourseRoad, Sybrand Park,till 21 April. Todaythe show starts at19:30, and onWednesday andThursday at 20:15.Tickets are R50 foradults and R30 forscholars, blockbookings of 10 ormore and senior citizens. To book,phone Tahirih on(021) 6855263 or084 873 4711. Alternatively, emailher at [email protected].

    Pitbull hereINTERNATIONAL sing-ing sensation, Pitbull,can be seen at the CapeTown International Con-vention Centre on Sun-day 24 April at 19:30. In2010 his music video Iknow you want me wasthe most watched videoon YouTube. His video Ilike it, featuring En-rique Iglesias, was alsovoted the Best DanceMusic Video at the 2010Video Music Awards.Ticket prices range fromR300 and R1 500. Book atComputicket.

    Messiah lives onIN KEEPING with a traditionof 43 years, the PhilharmoniaChoir of Cape Town will beperforming Handels great or-atorio, Messiah, on GoodFriday 22 April and EasterSunday 24 April.

    This year the choir will beconducted by Brandon Phil-lips, winner of the inauguralLen van Zyl Conducting Com-petition in 2010.

    The highly talented youngsingers who will appear as so-loists include Friedel Mitas(soprano), Elizabeth Frand-sen (mezzo-soprano), Sunny-

    boy Dladla (tenor) and Man-disinde Mbuyazwe (bass).

    The choir has been trainedby Antoinette Blyth. A cham-ber orchestra will be led byLucia Scott, with RichardHaigh at the organ.

    Both performances willtake place in the Cape TownCity Hall, commencing at19:30. Secure parking will beavailable.

    Booking for these concertsis throughComputicket or thechoir. Call (021) 7623140,083 286 3591 or [email protected].

  • Page 8 Peoples Post Lansdowne LEADER Tuesday 19 April 2011

    Your SMSesGeneral.After countless raids, nu-

    merous articles in PeoplesPost and other media as wellas a march, the Sir Alfreddrug/brothel is still carryingon with their business. It hasalso become a spray paintingbusiness, attractingmorebadelements.. Do consumers realise

    that the quality of fresh prod-ucts such as chicken is far su-perior at Constantia Pick nPay than most other branch-es, which tells us there is noconsistency in maintaining ahigh quality standard. Thatswhat Pick n Pay really thinksof its loyal consumers in thenot-so-affluent areas.Lansdowne. Lansdowne Neighbour-

    hood Watch, in their markedvan, when they catch a thiefin the early hours, they beathim to a pulp and leave himright there. They are a lawunto themselves. Ive seen itand Id like them to respond.. Regarding the soccer sta-

    dium in Cape Town, I suggestwe put it in boxes and donateit to Sepp Blatter of FIFA. Mymonthly contribution as aratepayer will now be spentcorrectly. This is plan B!Niefie van die Kaap. Tony Robinson, what are

    you smoking?. Tony Robinson asks

    where Shell will get the waterfrom for fracking operationsin the Karoo? From the Karoogroundwater of course, Tony,where else? Your illogical

    ramblings are nodifferent to thoseof Malema. Gran-ville. Regarding

    scaremongeringfracking story: why eitherfracking or nuclear? Both in-volve corporate greed. It ispast time that we looked at al-ternatives.. The poor still have not

    benefited from the Citysservice and what about ar-rears and water cuts and con-ditions in Blikkiesdorp?.There are so many males

    looking for jobs. Why dontyou train as nurses? Whymust young females see tomale patients in hospitals orold-age homes? Concernedwife. High schools should con-

    tact learners to collect matriccertificates. And why is thedepartment taking so long tosend them? Matric 2010. Switch off your lights for

    10 minutes per day and saveabout 61 hours of energy peryear. JEH

    The fat of the land growsthin. In 1994 South Africa had

    140 000 commercial farmers.Today there are only 37 000still farming. Soon we willhave to import food we usedto produce ourselves.. The trouble with capital-

    ism is that the majorityof citizens only get tosmell the sizzle and donot get to eat the steak.Just look at the mas-sive profits the super-markets make. No won-der Whitey Basson ofShoprite was paid over

    R200 million last year. It isthe money from the poor thathas made him stinking rich.

    Consumer matters.Why do landlords charge

    damage deposits but leaseproperties as is? Surely thiscant be legal?. Is it better to go with a

    debt counsellor or to make ar-rangements yourself with theshops you owe? Mrs Jacobs. Well done to Pick n Pay

    with the Smart Card idea.With every R10 spent you geta whole cent credit on yourcard! Pick n Pay is enticingyou to spend madly with thepromise of an incentive. Onthe Smart Card applicationform there is absolutely noamount mentioned relatingto the cash back reward of 1cper R100. Personally, I thinkthis is false advertising on be-half of Pick n Pay to enticepeople. Is this not illegal ac-cording to the new ConsumerAct? You get more cash backfrom Clicks purchases.. The hand baskets at Pick

    n Pay and Shoprite are filthy,sometimes even with blood inthem from the meat. Pleaseclean your baskets.

    Seeking my good Samaritan

    Residents, look closer to home

    ON Saturday 9 April, I was at Checkersat Kenilworth Centre when I suddenlyheard somebody calling.

    I turned around and saw a lady with mypurse in her hand.

    My heart fell in my shoes. I didnt feelmy purse falling out of my pocket. Ladiesjeans have too-small pockets. She askedme if it was mine and it was.

    But the shock was so severe that I onlythanked the lady and she turned aroundand disappeared in the crowd. Id loved tohave given her something, even a big hug,to invite her for a coffee or lunch, but I

    awoke too late.I still needed lots of time to get over it!

    There was not much money in the purse,but some cards and it had been a memoryfrom home.

    Id love to thank this wonderful lady. Itmade my feelings grow that there are stillhonest and good people out there whoknow what it means to lose a purse.

    I am trying to contact this lady. Pleasephone the Peoples Post on (021) 713-9446for more information.ARIANE JENSSENHarfield Village

    A QUICK response to the article inPeoplesPost on Tuesday 12 April (Brothel causesstink).

    To thepeoplewhoplace theblameat thedoor of the alleged sex workers: they setup business in our neighbourhood be-

    cause this is where their clients are.If we want to find people to blame, per-

    haps we should be looking a little closerto home.ANNA RICHERBYRondebosch East

    DO YOU have concerns about your suburb? The Lansdowne Civic Associ-ation has joined the world wide web and has its own Facebook page. Jointhe group by doing a search from your profile and leave your thoughtson their wall.

    Stay safeAS MANY Capetonians eagerly await the ar-rival of the Easter weekend, the reality is thatsome of us may unknowingly be marching toour demise.

    South Africans travel both long and shortdistances over the Easter weekend, whichmeans greater traffic volumes on our roads.

    With this comes a higher probability of fa-tal and non-fatal accidents, which traditional-ly makes this period so tragic.

    And while the City of Cape Town promisesincreased patrols on our roads at the week-end, the good news is that every one of us cando something about this problem.

    In 2010, the national death toll on South Af-rican roads reached 105 far fewer than the197 fatalities reported in 2009.

    This year the City has taken a proactive ap-proach to curbing rising death tolls by offer-ing free roadworthy safety checks to moto-rists ahead of the Easter weekend.

    But inevitably, with most holidays excesskicks in. Alcohol and drug use will, no doubt,again have a huge impact on how well motor-ists obey the rules of the road.

    And as schools and institutions of higherlearning also close for the break, the numberof inexperienced drivers and young passen-gers on our roads will also increase.

    A road safety initiative in Australia callson families to check-off a range of safe drivingmethods, such as putting a curfew on nightdriving for young people.

    Shouldnt local motorists draw up the samecontract with themselves, pledging not todrive when intoxicated, and choosing insteadto put their keys down and sober up first?

    Similarly if youre a passenger, wear a seat-belt at all times and, when confronted by adifficult situation, choose not to get into a carwith an intoxicated driver.

    An accident can happen in a second as a re-sult of the smallest oversight. Personal re-sponsibility is your safest bet to stay alive onour roads, so be responsible for yourself andthose around you.

    Have a safe Easter weekend.

  • Tuesday 19 April 2011 NEWS Peoples Post Lansdowne Page 9

    RELOCATION OF ECONOMIC AND HUMAN

    DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT,

    FILM AND EVENTS PERMIT OFFICES

    Notice is hereby given that the City of Cape Towns Economic and Human Development

    ofces will be relocated to the 14th Floor, Main Tower, Standard Bank Building,

    2 Heerengracht, Corner Hertzog Boulevard, Foreshore as from 3 May 2011.

    The following contact numbers will be available until further notice.

    Branch/Section Telephone Fax

    Economic Development Facilitation 021 483 9030

    Economic Information and Research 021 483 9030

    Local Area Economic Development 021 483 9030

    Business Support & Skills Development 021 483 9030

    Film Permit Ofce 021 483 9060 086 576 1933

    Events Permit Ofce 021 483 9013 086 576 1580

    Please note all other telephone and fax numbers will be inactive.

    ACHMAT EBRAHIM

    CITY MANAGER

    Measures in place tocombat Vangate car gangREYANA STEYN

    VANGATE Mall management andAthlone police are putting extrameasures in place to curb an increase incrime at the shopping venue.

    Police believe a car syndicate is behind therecent increase in theft of motor vehicles,theft out of motor vehicles and robberies.

    According to reports, 10 vehicles were sto-len in three weeks.

    Lynn Oliver, Vangate Malls centre man-ager, says there have been incidents of crimesuch as car thefts and theft out of motor vehi-cles in the early hours of the morning.

    In a bid to clamp dowon on crime, thenumberof security andcar guardshavebeenincreased at the mall.

    All four entrances of the mall are alsoclosed before 21:00 and monitored, especiallywhere the food court is situated, as more peo-ple frequent that area at night and stay later.Security is also clamping down on loiteringinside andoutside themall,as this could alsoresult in criminal activity.

    She says they are working closely with po-lice.

    The thefts of motor vehicles and theft outof motor vehicles which were captured onsurveillance footage,were shown topolice sothey can investigate further.

    We care about the safety of our shoppersand we are doing everything in our powerto prevent crime.

    Warrant Officer Ian Bennett, Athlone po-lice spokesperson, says police are conduct-ing patrols in the area daily.

    There is a growing concern by police that

    crime in and around the mall is increasingas more vehicles have been stolen and morerobberies are taking place. We are patrollingall the access points such as the N2, Van-guard Drive, Heideveld, Klipfontein Road, aswell as Bosduif and Petunia roads to capturethe criminals.

    Police officers are also doing regularstops-and-searches within the area, check-ing for possible criminals. They are also fol-lowing up on footage from the mall.

    Bennett says malls attract criminals be-cause they know shoppers have money onthem.

    Due to the increase in crime we are urg-ing people to be more vigilant with their be-longings and their cars.

    Peoples Post previously reported that po-lice cracked down on a group responsible fora spate of car thefts in Vangate Malls park-ing area. Six men were caught red-handedand arrested (Police end rash of car thefts,5 October 2010). Bennett says crime haspicked up at Vangate Mall following a lull incriminal activity.

    It is another car syndicate which is doingits rounds. People should not draw largesums of money from the bank and theyshould rather make alternative arrange-ments or go in large groups.

    They should also be wary of carrying val-uable items on them or in their cars as thisalso makes them victims of crime.

    Oliver also urges shoppers to ensure thattheir cars are locked and safe and that allsafety precautions are followed.

    If shoppers notice anything suspicious,they should let the malls security know.

    To report crime call (021) 697-9238.

    Business breakfastTHE next Small, Medium and Micro En-terprises (SMME) meeting at Central Li-brary will be on Thursday 21 April from07:15 till 09:00.

    Denise Dookoo will be holding an infor-mation session on the Small EnterpriseDevelopment Agency and its supportstructures for SMMEs. There will be alight buffet-style breakfast and network-

    ing opportunity prior to the talk, whichstarts at 07:45.

    Entry to the meeting R15, payable at theentrance.

    To book, phone (021) 467-1542, SMS083 539 8442 or email [email protected] Library is in the Old Drill Hall,at the corner of Darling and ParadeStreet, Cape Town.

    Fair warningVANGATE MALL invites all small business-es, entrepreneurs and interested exhibitorsto participate in a Health and Beauty Fairat the mall from Wednesday 4 May to Sunday8 May.

    The fair will showcase all aspects ofhealth and beauty, and will offer free en-trance to visitors, creating an opportunityfor exhibitors to interact face-to-face withvisitors.

    For more information on how to apply foran exhibition stand, contact the VangateMall marketing department on (021) 633-1065.

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    GENERALSERVICES

    104

    Building andConstruction

    ALL Building plans drawn andsubmitted. Call Dominick on021 396 2115 or 078 0852067

    ALL BUILDING plans drawnup and submitted to council.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

    ALTERATIONS garages,carports, brickpaving, tiling.(082 409 0592/392 5501

    DESIGNS & RENOVATIONSUndertake all building workand extentions to existing

    houses, and all front boundarywalls. All building prices are

    reasonable.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

    PLANS for pools and submitto council and constructions ofpools onsite.(021 701 6276/082 863 9133

    105

    Home ImprovementInterior

    GARAGE DOORS& automation.076 523 0306

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    108

    Money/Loans

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    LOANS up to R150 000. SmsLoan to 078 506 5189.conditions apply.

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    112

    Curtains/Carpets/Upholstery

    BLINDS ANDCURTAINS.All types. Freequotes. Less

    10%.(

    021 371 8627/082 516 0030

    FOR ALL types of blinds.Ph 074 259 1802 Renaldoor 082 598 2606 Wesleyor 021371 8315 o/h

    M&MINTERIORS

    Blinds, curtains,rods, upholsterycleaning and

    carpet cleaning.All blinds

    less 10%. PhoneMoosa

    021 371 8917 or083 4931 495

    115

    Moving and Storage

    BAKKIE DELIVERIES We ALSO deliver after hours

    and weekends. Ph 072 274 6139

    FURNITURE removalsand up country trips( 078 611 3627

    117

    TV/DVD/Video Services

    ALL DSTV+ Top TV + God TV

    installations and repairs.Repair callouts from R150.www.techzonesa.co.za

    073 272 6117

    DSTV AND AERIALINSTALLATIONS

    Single view systems R599installed. Xtra View as wellas HD installations. SMS orcall Mikaheel 073 374 3951

    DSTV AND AERIALREPAIRS ANDINSTALLATIONSDSTV packages fully

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    Service call repair charge ofR150.

    Ph 083 268 1213

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    TELERAMA TV REPAIRSEfficient repairs to TV's &

    microwaves.We collect and

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    021 391 5819/083 861 0418

    1140

    Electrical Repairs

    A.W.A.ELECTRICALFully LicencedContractorSince 1986

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    General Services

    FOR ALL YOURGates, burglarbars or welding

    repairs(Xavier on072 212 8619

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    Carpentry

    ALL CARPENTRY WORKAll carpentry, Hanging of all

    doors, fixing roofs &cupboards.(Nico

    021 392 6818/076 342 1470

    BUILT IN CUPBOARDSrepairs & alterations.( 072 695 9738

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    A FREE PLUMBING quotefor bathroom renovations,geysers, leaks and blockeddrains. Call Joseph073 322 4661

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    Swimming PoolServices

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    1151

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    MOTORS

    142

    Repairs Vehicles

    ENGINEOVERALL

    R1 800.Clutchoveralls,

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    PROPERTY

    166

    Houses to Let

    PARKWOOD 2 B/ house.R3 600p/m.(084 490 6428

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    R2 200 p/m.( Surgrie 082 978 9016

    RYLANDS ESTATEModern, spotlessly cleaned2 b/room house to let.Avail. imm. R4 500p/m.

    (021 633 1589/076 026 0611

    167

    Houses for Sale

    BAYIEW STRANDFONTEINPRIVATE SALER570 000 NEG3 bedroom house, 2

    bathrooms, plus 2 bedroomgranny flat, auto garage

    doors, front paving, yard fully

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    EASTRIDGE3 bed duplex, lounge,

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    EASTRIDGER255 000 (excl) fully enclosed3 bedroom house with garage.

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    Separate Entrances

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    194

    BusinessOpportunities

    AVAILABLE in Cape Townfor survey/data capturers.Good income. Own hours.Training. For info, SMS fulln a m e / a d d r e s s t o0 7 1 5 4 8 6 9 4 4 ,JS Enterprise. Ph 041360 5382. Redwing Drive, PE

    AVON REPS NEEDED CallMichelle 021 396 2115 or082 637 6559

    AVONReps needed urgently.

    Athlone & surrounding areas.Call Sumaya 072 700 1581

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    17 Liberator Rd, Rocklands

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    DRIVERS with reliable car orcombi, management skillsneeded.(HR Juanita on08


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