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partnership between local govern-

ment and non-profit organisationswill

see the lives of hundreds of families im-

prove.

This follows the launch of an integrated

partnership on Wednesday 22 June that

should see several entities coming together

to uplift the residents of four Strandfontein

informal settlements. Non-profit organisa-

tions, City of Cape Town departments, field

workers, councillors and community lead-

ers from the various informal settlements

will in future work together in a more inte-

grated and coordinatedmanner to give hope

to residents in informal settlements and sup-

port them with the tools needed to manage

their everyday challenges.

Ward councillor Elton Jansen says the

partnership will include Oppermans Oord,

Mascidane, Plot 9, City Mission and 7de

Laan informal settlements.

It is hoped that this intervention will be

rolled out to other informal settlements

across the metro as well, he says.

The partnership will focus on the counsel-

ling, training, coaching and empowerment

of vulnerable residents, including parents,

through strong partnerships to enable them

to take charge of their future.

The initiative began when Jansen made

provision in hisward allocation for two field

workers to be available for the area. They

are doing amazing work and if anything is

needed, they do it, says Jansen.

Mayco member for human settlements,

Benedicta van Minnen, says there are field

workers deployed to many settlements.

Our human settlements staff are regular-

ly confronted with the most intricate and

heartbreaking situations. Their job stretch-

es far wider than upgrading living spaces or

building houses and it is often the social du-

ties that are the most needed. This initia-

tive has come as a result of the will of our

staff and our ward councillor to serve and

to empower our most vulnerable residents,

and I am proud to be part of an organisation

where we are focusing on the human ele-

ment of human settlements.

The Citys Social Development Depart-

ment also forms part of the partnership.

Mayco member for the directorate, Su-

zette Little, says she is impressed by the con-

tinued assistance from outside organisa-

tions. Sheencouragesorganisations to adopt

one of the 240 informal settlements in Cape

Town and do work that not only uplifts that

community for a day, but work with them

continuously to see a positive change.

Since the interventions, a reduction in

crime has also been acknowledged.

The eventwas held at the newECD centre.

The centre is but one of the fruits of the

partnership between Hope South Africa and

the community of 7de Laan, with the assist-

ance of the councillor and the City.

Several other initiatives are also ongoing,

including a development in sport, fire re-

tardant paint and future plans to relocate

and improve the lives of hundreds.

Hiphop dancer Carlisle Marshall from Westridge has been named the number one

solo dancer in Cape Town and is currently ranked number five in the world follow

ing a competition held in Croatia in May. Read more on page 5. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE

Cape Towns top dancer

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Calls for drug policy reform

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n celebration of InternationalDayAgainst

Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, thou-

sands of people worldwide came together.

On Sunday 26 June scores of people from

Mitchells Plain met at the Cape Town Drug

Counselling Centre in Eastridge to partici-

pate in an anti-drug march to show their

commitment to the global Support, Dont

Punish campaign.

Theglobal dayof action takesplacebarely

two months after the international commu-

nity met at the United Nations General As-

sembly Special Session onDrugs (UNGASS)

2016, the biggest UNmeeting on drugs in al-

most two decades. The global gathering laid

bare the fault lines beneath the internation-

al agreements on drug policy, with dozens

of countries, international bodies and

NGOs calling for a profound revamp of the

system.

Cape Town andDurban cities on all conti-

nents to echo these calls for reform.

Thousands of people took to the streets

world-wide to demandmore humane and ef-

fective drug policies. In the past, some gov-

ernments have commemorated this day by

holding public executions or beatings of

drug offenders. The campaign aims to re-

claim this date from theperspective of activ-

ists and victims of punitive drug policies,

underscoring their catastrophic consequen-

ces and high cost.

Ashley Potts, director of the CTDCC says

the aim of the campaign is to link addicts

with the relative services and show them

they are not alone.

Ann Fordham, executive director of the

International Drug Policy Consortium

(IDPC)which oversees the global campaign,

says: International drug policies are sup-

posed to pursue the health and welfare of

humankind, but the current regime has

shown it is incapable of achieving these

goals. Instead, there is growing recognition

that repressive policies are causing more

damage than the drugs they are supposed

to eradicate. This years day of action will

see the biggest international demonstration

against the war on drugs, with thousands

of activists stressing the urgency of finding

alternatives. How long will governments

keep ignoring these deafening calls?

This year activists in 160 cities joined for-

ces to call for drugpolicy reform,with street

performances, street art, protests, music

events, football tournaments, processions,

and even a boat show in the Nile.

In Mitchells Plain the initiative was sup-

ported by the local community police fo-

rum, organisations, neighbourhood watch

members, CTDCC staff and residents from

the surrounds.

V If you are suffering from addiction or are affected

by addiction contact the CTDCC based in Civet Street,

Eastridge. Call their afterhours number on

081 478 5097.

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man.

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ous for gang violence and high crime rates.

Due to a challenging home situation he

moved to Mitchells Plain, where similar so-

cio-economic challenges exist.

Coming from a background which would

be classified as poor, Lekay faced the chal-

lenge making a better life for himself.

Like many who grow up in these commu-

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ther and it is expected that one should accept

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Despite encounteringnegative influences,

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dreams. He used rhythmand poetry as a tool

to cope and express all the hardships he had

faced. Having all his thoughts jotted down

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out to achieve.

Lekay is currently studying on a scholar-

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youth to express themselves and share

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tles a freestyle verbal exchange between

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Boss is part of Lekays Pay it Forward in-

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BA are on full or sliding scale scholarships

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rather pay it forward by helping ignite op-

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sharing of their skill sets.

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NEWS 5

WESTRIDGE

Top dancer to

leave a legacy

SAMANTHA LEE

@Samantha_Lee121

F

rom Cape Town to Croatia, a West-

ridge man is making waves with

dance.

Carlisle Marshall (23), recently took

fifthplace inan international dance com-

petition with his skilful dance moves.

I started dancingwhen Iwas six years

old and I wasmost inspired bymy father

(Tino). He showed me how to warm up

and choreograph a sequence and also

how to stand out and be unique, he says.

Marshall says it was during this time

that he learnt to set himself apart from

the rest and adapt to different styles.

I cant explainwhy I likedancing.The

best way I can describe it is as if I am in

a relationship and I cant say why. Its

the passion thatmakesme feelwhole and

at peace.Dance also givesmeanalter ego

to express myself for the person I am in-

side, he says.

Marshall majors in hip-hop as his cho-

sen genre.

I see hip-hop as an umbrella to many

other dance styles, he says.

Marshall dabbled in many different

styles but says nothing other than hip-

hop has peaked his interest.

It is his love and commitment to the

sport that recently saw him rewarded

with top accolades for the craft.

Having won the title of Best Male Tal-

ent and taking top spot as Cape Towns

Best Senior Soloist at Dance Star SA last

year, Marshall earned his spot on a team

representing the nation in an interna-

tional dance competition held in Croatia

in May this year.

Marshall took fifth place at the World

Masters Dance Star.

For me personally, people tell me it

is a huge achievement, but I am still

grounded and not much has changed. It

was a life-changing experience and I look

forward to entering again, but knowing

I am Cape Towns number one is enough

for me, he says.

Beingnamednumberonegaveme the

boost in confidence that I needed to be-

lieve in myself and further my craft.

The talented young man is not only an

inspiration on paper, but strives to live

that through paying it forward.

Marshall is in the process of complet-

ing an international dance instructor

qualification through the Daphne Jub-

ber School of Dance and plans to open a

dance school called Urban Legacy Dance

Studio.

I feel like this is the peak as a solo art-

ist and now it is time to give back and

leave a legacy, hence Urban Legacy, he

says.

The school will be open to people from

all dance backgrounds. Anyone from six

years old and all skill levels is welcome.

The school will be run from Zone Fit-

ness Westgate Mall and registration will

run every Saturday from 2 to 23 July be-

tween 13:00 and 15:00.

V For more information, email Marshall on slick

[email protected] or like the Urban Leg

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Speaking through music

SAMANTHA LEE

@Samantha_Lee121

H

is beats are catchy and

his lyrics speak to the

truths of so many people

who grew up on the Cape

Flats.

But even with the suc-

cess of his fresh albulm,

EvanWade Paulse, known

as Onevan Wade, remains

humble with his end goals

firmly in sight.

Using SouthAfrican ref-

erences, his music does

not shy away from high-

lighting both the nega-

tives and positives that

the youth face while grow-

ing up on the Flats.

The rawandreadycontent is spun

with colloquial language set to

tunes and beats he created himself.

I started rapping in 2014 after I

completedmy studies in sound engi-

neering. When I left school I didnt

know what I wanted to do with my

life and did a lot of things. I worked

in theUSAandwhen I returned I de-

cided to furthermy education. I was

always creative and did not want to

lock my creativity inside because I

have always been different, he

says.

I started writing rhymes on the

bus on my phone and when I real-

ised I could make my own music, I

knew I had to.

He adds his passion is music and

although he wanted to be an artist,

being able to mix and produce his

own music has added to the authen-

ticity of his tracks.

The 23-year-old says his main fo-

cus is to produce quality music.

I want to produce music that can

compete on a commercial platform

at some point. I write my own raps

and engineer my own music which

allowsme to expressmyself andpro-

duce a quality product which is

what I strive for, he says.

His mixtape titled Day One was

launched in the beginning of June.

For now, it is only available in a

physical copy. I want to build a re-

lationship with every person that

hasmymixtape so that they can say

they met the artist, says Paulse.

The other reason I

chose physical copies is

because people forgot

about CDs and with a CD

you can keep it as memo-

rabilia.

He adds since his album

has been released he plans

to release a few tracks on-

line but wants it to move

through the people.

I dont feel like music

gets respect online be-

cause people will just

scroll past the download. I

want it to move organical-

ly by word of mouth, he

says.

His ambition is to keep

making music but also to

pass on his knowledge to the youth.

He has since set up a studio set at

home and will offer a platform for

impoverished pupils to express

themselves through learning and

creating music.

I want to give them a chance be-

cause I feel like no-one gave me op-

portunities when I was growing up,

so I am here to give to others, he

says.

All proceeds of his sales are going

right back into his music.

All the sales I make will go back

into the music so that I can produce

better products, he says.

He also hopes to move into creat-

ing music videos in future.

V To get a copy of Evans CD, get in touch

with him via Facebook: Onevan Wade.

Evan Wade Paulse, also known as Onevan Wade, recently

released his first mixtape and plans to give back to the

community through a home studio. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE

GIVING BACK: New Woodlands Block Watch distributed food to a needy community members on Thursday 16

June to celebrate Youth Day. The watch donated two 100F pots of food and bread. PHOTO: DAWN FAGAN

HOLIDAY FUN: Peoples Post and SterKinekor gave readers a chance

to kickoff the holiday in luxury this weekend with a 3D screening of

Finding Dory at Cavendish Squares Cinema Prestige on Saturday. Vel

lan Vellai fromWestridge brought his fianc Kim Bouwer and her twins

Kaylee and Erin to enjoy the screening. PHOTO: NK PHOTOGRAPHY



NEWS 7

Passionate about crime fighting

T

he Strandfontein Community

Policing Forum (CPF) recently

held an election for an executive for

the local neighbourhood watch.

The newly elected chairperson is

Evan Pienaar.

The watch has been in existence

for a number of years, with very

dedicated and committed volun-

teers, amidst all the negative com-

ments towards themembers by resi-

dents who feel they are ineffective

and not visible.

This is strange to Strandfontein

police and the CPF, as they always

actively participate in patrols to-

gether. There is a good communica-

tion between the watch and police,

which has been strengthened by the

CPF, says CPF chairperson Sandy

Schuter-Jacobs. Many active pa-

trol members broke into their

streets to join their street commit-

tees as the area, geographically, is

large, and to walk from the one end

of Dennegeur right into Bayview

and San Remo is quite a distance.

The CPF has engaged with San

Remo Block Committee, lead by

Charlene Morris and her team.

Schuter-Jacobs says: I am very

proud of the volunteers in San

Remo. They are definitely one of the

strongest, most active and vibrant

block committees. Come rain or

shine they are on the streets.

She adds the same can be said of

On the Bay block committee led

by volunteer crime fighters.

Residents in Bayview for awhile

showed very little interest in

strengthening the volunteer safety

structures. What we have noticed is

the rapid decline in crime in the are-

as where the street committees are

active. With this being said, Strand-

fontein was due for an election,

says Schuter-Jacobs. The newly

elected team have committed them-

selves to maintaining the partner-

ship established.

The executives first project is to

recruit more members.

V Contact theStrandfonteinNeighbourhood

Watch via Facebook or email strandfon

[email protected]. Alternatively call

Constable Ashly Luyt on 021 370 1501.

Sector commander Constable Ashley Luyt, Strandfontein neighbourhood

watch chairperson Evan Pienaar, secretary Fatima Meyer, deputy

chairperson Wesley Moses and public relations officer Levan Jacobs.



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for the children at Patricias Home of Hope

in Vrygrond.

Andwewant 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 underprivi-

leged children through various housing,

feeding and skills development initiatives

in the Western Cape.

Peoples Post is taking the words of Nel-

son Mandela to heart when he said: Over-

coming poverty is not a task of charity; it

is an act of justice.

Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is

not natural. It is man-made and it can be

overcome and eradicated by the actions of

human beings. Sometimes it falls on a gen-

eration to be great. YOU can be that great

generation. Let your greatness blossom.

At present the home in Vrygrond cares

for 13 children (eight boys and five girls)

with ages ranging from2 to 15 andour read-

ers can help us help them with some of

their needs.

To feed these children costs R7000 every

month.

While cash donations are welcome, Peo-

ples Post wants to assist with grocery do-

nations like samp and beans, pap, split

peas, lentils, canned foods, vegetables, pas-

ta, pasta sauce, juices, milk, butter, jam.

There is also a need for shampoo, soap,

toothpaste and sanitary pads.

Donations of warm clothes and shoes

(new or second-hand) for the children will

also be welcomed.

There is also the need for some handy

hands and building materials for improve-

ments to thehomes kitchenandbathroom.

Some windows and door frames need to

be replaced. There is also a need for tiling

or flooring for the facility.

A new bathroom suite, hot water geyser

and painting will also add comfort for the

little ones.

The facility is also looking for a new or

second-hand fridge in good working order

and a washing machine to hold a bigger

than normal load.

There are also plans for some extensions

to the building to allow for more living

space.

V Grocery and clothing donations can be dropped

off at Peoples Post office (3rd floor, Bloemhof build

ing, 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.

Giving a helping hand



NEWS 9

Camera system to keep an eye on crime

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. The Strategic Surveil-

lanceUnit is in the process of retrofitting ex-

isting cameraswith automatic number plate

recognition (LPR) capability and plans are

being finalised for the upgrade of the Citys

fibre network system.

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 in-

cluding accidents, crime and fires among

others. A total of 108 arrests have beenmade

during this period.

The camerashave the ability to stop crimi-

nals in their tracks, as at least five suspects

discovered in the last two weeks.

. On Tuesday 21 June just before 09:00,

CCTV operators noticed a suspicious vehi-

cle inCalypsoSquare, TownCentre. LawEn-

forcement officers in the area responded and

caught three men doing drugs in a white To-

yota Conquest.

. On Monday 20 June, CCTV operators

noticed a suspect breaking into a shack in

Site B, Khayelitsha. They alerted Metro Po-

lice who responded and caught the suspect

red-handed with the stolen items. He was

charged with breaking and entering.

. On Monday 13 June just after 15:00,

CCTV operators spotted an attempted

smash-and-grab incident on the corner of

Jakes Gerwel Drive and Jakkalsvlei Road in

Bonteheuwel. The CCTV operators kept an

eye on the main suspect and directed Metro

Police officers to the area. The officers ap-

prehended the suspect justminutes after the

incident. The 25-year-old is a known smash-

and-grab suspect.

These incidents are but a few examples

of where our remote policing capabilities

have made a real difference, says Mayco

member for safety and security, JP Smith.

There is, however, still room for im-

provement. The response doesnt always

match the real-time events because resour-

ces are thinly spread.That being said,weare

making progress and thosewith criminal in-

tent are warned: you could be the next to be

caught in the act.

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spin-off from the stations #Heart-

Beats4Youth campaign which started out

with motivational talks by celebrities at

various schools four years ago. It has since

evolved into a 16-day drive to contribute to

youth upliftment in the province.

As one of the main sponsors of the cam-

paign donating a cheque for R10 000 and

supplies of soccer balls and toothbrushes

Sun Internationals group social economic

development manager Heidi Edson says:

GrandWest is honoured to be in a position

to support and be a partner with Heart FM

and bring to fruition this worthwhile cam-

paign. We hold the interests of the youth of

the Western Cape close to our hearts and

share the stations vision to raise aware-

ness, funds and support for youth focused

causes.

Young people from disadvantaged com-

munities in theWesternCape face aprecari-

ous future with drugs, violence and rife un-

employment, Edson believes.

It is important for corporate citizens and

members of the public to do what they can

to divert this situation and offer the young

generation hope of a better future. Every lit-

tle action collaboratively canmakeabig dif-

ference.

Bradlyn Stuurman of Sporting Chance and Heidi Edson, group social economic development

manager of Sun International, with learners from Westville Primary School in Lentegeur.



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Fighting against poverty together

Y

oung people from a local karate club in

Westridge donated food and clothing to

children in Tafelsig as part of giving back

during Youth Month.

The donation wasmade by the Kyokushin

Karate Club to the NEADdevelopment orga-

nisation in Tafelsig.

Sensei Trevor Rustin explains they want-

ed the youth tomake ameaningful contribu-

tion by giving back. InMitchells Plain you

have a situation where some children have

and others dont. And these are the kids who

many a times do not have food to eat. With

this initiative we want to develop a culture

of giving inMitchellsPlain.The clothes that

were donated also include school shoes and

we want to thank the parents, he says.

Joanie Fredericks, a director of NEAD,

said she was deeply moved by the donation.

As an organisation we want to instil

fierce pride in our children. We teach them

to pay it forward and also to look after each

other. I want to say thank you very much,

she says.

With this group we want to show people

what is possible. These children are so tal-

ented and I enjoy working with them. When

they are not busy practising dancingwe also

help themwith their homework after school

as well as provide them with a meal. Many

times there is no food at home for the chil-

dren getting back after school.

The Kyokushin Karate Club

with the items they donated.



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PUBLIC NOTIFICATION OF THE 2016/2017

SERVICE DELIVERY AND BUDGET

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (SDBIP)

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

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

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

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

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

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

SUBCOUNCIL ADDRESS

Subcouncil 1 Municipal offices, Royal Ascot, Bridle Way, Milnerton 7441

Subcouncil 2 Municipal offices, Brighton Way, Kraaifontein 7570

Subcouncil 3 Municipal offices, Voortrekker Road, Goodwood 7460

Subcouncil 4 Municipal offices, corner of Voortrekker and Tallent roads, Parow 7500

Subcouncil 5

Municipal offices, corner of Jakkelsvlei Avenue and Kiaat Road,

Bonteheuwel 7764

Subcouncil 6 Municipal offices, Voortrekker Road, Bellville 7530

Subcouncil 7 Municipal offices, Oxford Street, Durbanville 7551

Subcouncil 8 Municipal offices, corner of Fagan Street and Main Road, Strand 7140

Subcouncil 9 Site B, Khayelitsha shopping centre, Khayelitsha 7784

Subcouncil 10

Khayelitsha training centre, corner of Lwandle and Phendula Crescent,

Khayelitsha 7784

Subcouncil 11 Fezeka building corner of NY1 and Lansdowne Road, Gugulethu 7750

Subcouncil 12

Lentegeur administrative building, corner of Melkbos and Merrydale roads,

Lentegeur 7798

Subcouncil 13 Fezeka building, corner NY1 and Lansdowne Road, Gugulethu 7750

Subcouncil 14 Fezeka building, corner NY1 and Lansdowne Road, Gugulethu 7750

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

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

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

Subcouncil 18 Corner of Buck Road and 6th Avenue, Lotus River 7941

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

Subcouncil 20 Alphen centre, Constantia Main Road, Constantia 7800

Subcouncil 21 Municipal offices, corner of Van Riebeeck and Carinus streets, Kuilsriver 7580

Subcouncil 22 Municipal offices, corner of Van Riebeeck and Carinus streets, Kuilsriver 7580

Subcouncil 23

Lentegeur administrative building, corner of Melkbos and Merrydale roads,

Lentegeur 7798

Subcouncil 24 Masibanbane resource centre, Ncumo Road, Harare, Khayelitsha 7784

All Libraries

Click on http://www.capetown.gov.za/en/Library/Pages/ListofLibraries.aspx

for list of all libraries.

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CITY MANAGER

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STRANDFONTEIN

Fun for all ages

C

amp Joy in Strandfontein played host to

a fun day hosted by the local ward coun-

cillor and other roleplayers at the camp on

Wednesday 22 June.

Children of all ages from the surrounding

areas enjoyed soccer, jumping castles and

other games in the winter sun.

V Samantha Lee took these pictures.

Malwande Luzipho and Lukhanyo Noliroto play a lifesized game of checkers.

Some of the boys engage in a game of street soccer.

Officials control the jumping castle while some of the smaller children have some fun.

Second chance for matrics to pass

If you would like the opportunity to rewrite

your matric exams, here is your chance.

The Metro South Education District

would like to invite learners who failed

Grade 12 in 2015 orwhowould like to rewrite

one or two subjects in the October/Novem-

ber 2016 National Senior Certificate (NSC)

examinations, to have a second chance at

passing.

A programme of tutorial classes will be of-

fered to these learners during the day from

Tuesdays to Thursdays, starting in July

free of charge.

In order to be considered for this pro-

gramme, learners would need to register by

15:00 on Thursday 7 July. Applicants should

take their ID and a copy of their 2015 NSC

results to the Khanya Centre situated at the

old Buckingham Primary School in Merry-

dale Avenue.

The registration office will be open on

weekdays from 09:00 to 15:00.

V For enquiries or information call Paulina Redeling

huys on 072 240 8090.



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EASTRIDGE

Saving our furry little friends

SAMANTHA LEE

@Samantha_Lee121

A

local pair are giving a voice to the voice-

less in Mitchells Plain.

Since February this year, the Mitchells

Plain Animal Welfare Society has grown

from strength to strength with big dreams

ahead.

Vanessa Martin, chairperson of the socie-

ty, says she has always had a love for ani-

mals. I used to work in Lentegeur and I al-

ways saw this little dog roaming around. I

used to feed her but I felt she needed a warm

accepting family, she recalls.

Shewanted to domore and enquired about

getting the dog off the streets.

Through several partnerships, Martin

was encouraged to start her own organisa-

tion inMitchells Plainandherpassiongrew

from there. It was a calling. From the time

I saved that little dog, dogs have come my

way, says Martin.

She focussed mainly on dogs but since the

addition of Shahieda Easton they are also

taking on cats. Martin had been chasing a

pack of stray dogs in an open field near Len-

tegeur Civic when she was introduced to

Easton. Easton says she too had been rescu-

ing cats for more than 26 years.

I mostly nursed cats and animals that

had been knocked over, says Easton.

The twohave since come together to fight

for the rights of animals inMitchells Plain.

Our main concern is abuse. We (recent-

ly) came across two dogs tied up. What we

need is to educate people on how to look aft-

er their pets, she says.

Easton says there are good people who

are doing a good job of caring for their pets.

Many people lose their jobs but that

doesnt mean they cant look after their

pets. What people dont realise is that hav-

ing a pet is a 20 year commitment, she

says.

The two say they see people lose interest

in their pets after they grow old and often

starve them or put them down.

To date the women have visited many

homes, rescued hundreds of animals and

since February have sterilised more than

50 animals. In future the organisation

hopes to own their own shelter, run educa-

tion drives and have a mass sterilisation

drive in Mitchells Plain. We also hope to

have a container to create a mobile clinic

in Mitchells Plain to bring the services

here, says Martin.

They thanked their supporters and orga-

nisations they have collaborated with in

the past.

V Visit their Facebook page: Mitchells Plain Animal

Welfare or call Martin on 071 100 2110.

These Mitchells Plain women run a nonprofit organisation aimed at protecting the rights of

animals. Pictured are Gabriel and Shahieda Easton with Vanessa Martin and her dogs Kimmie

and Lady. PHOTO: SAMANTHA LEE

Saturday 9 July

V Caledon: Benrows social and travelling club

will host a daytrip to Caledon Casino and

Spa. Tickets are R150. For more information,

call Rowena on 073 029 7043 or Poppie on

076 164 2211 or 021 371 1571.

Friday 15 July

V Westridge: The Parish of Christ the

Redeemer will host a Divas concert at the

Civic Centre at 19:00. Take your own platter

and XYZ. Tickets are R150 from the church

office. For more information, contact

021 371 0119 or call Natasha on 073 830 4391.

Saturday 30 July

V Lentegeur: The Liverpool Portland football

club will host a comedy evening at Lentegeur

Civic Centre featuring Wayne Mckay, Carl

Weber and Lunga Tshuka. Doors open at

20:00 and costs R80 per person. An age

restriction applies. Food will be on sale and

prizes are up for grabs. Call Sharlene on

083 260 8842, Alison on 084 971 4147 or

Emlyn on 073 148 8782.



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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,

but Goldilocks get lost in the woods and

stumbles across a house belonging to the

three bears.

With nobodyhome,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

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four-day programme of magic

shows and more with more than

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and escapologists from Wednes-

day 29 June to Saturday 2 July.

From the magical photo booth

amust for amemorable familypho-

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training workshops to game sta-

tions and performances by special

guest artists, this years festival

promises fun for the whole family.

Tickets include a walkabout

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surprise filled goodie bag for each

visitor. Each year we see hun-

dreds of CapeTowns families flock

to the festival, eager to be enter-

tained and captivated by our large

troupe of amazing performers,

says David Gore, director of the

College of Magic. The 2016 event

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magical than ever before, so escape

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this heart-warming, must-attend

family event.

V The festival will be held at the College

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mont, with the twohour showprogramme

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word magic, your name and contact de

tails to 45527 before 12:00 on Thursday 30

June to enter. SMSes cost R1.50.

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